Michigan State Football will look to bounce back from last week's crushing defeat as they will host Maryland this Saturday. The Spartans open Big Ten Conference play with a true test for their defense once again, facing redshirt senior quarterback Taulia Tagovailoa and his ability to evade pressure in the pocket.
Know Thy Enemy is a Q&A where the perspective changes from the eyes of The State News to the eyes of the student newspaper of Michigan State's opponent. This week, The State News' football beat writer Nick Lundberg spoke with football reporter Brandon Schwartzberg of The Diamondback ahead of Saturday's Michigan State-Maryland game.
The Michigan State Football team is looking to forget and move on from their past harsh week, following head coach Mel Tucker's suspension and eventual firing in addition to their 41-7 home loss to No. 8 ranked Washington last Saturday night.
The Michigan State Football team suffered a blowout loss to No. 8 ranked Washington Saturday night. The matchup was acting head coach Harlon Barnett's first career head coaching gig following the suspension of Head Coach Mel Tucker last week.
Maryland will come to East Lansing next weekend to kickoff the Big Ten season. As of now, MSU is scheduled to face three teams all ranked above Washington. The team will need to take this loss and learn how to be competitive against that type of talent in order to have a chance in the conference this year.
The Michigan State football team suffered its first loss of the season in a 41-7 defeat to Washington on Saturday. The Spartan's failed to generate any rhythm on offense or defense, as Husky quarterback Michael Penix Jr. capitalized by finishing the game with 473 yards and 4 touchdowns on 27-35 passing.
While there has been a lot going on for Michigan State football off the field, there is still a game to be played in Spartan Stadium this Saturday at 5 p.m. against No. 8 Washington. MSU will be taking on a top 10 team in Washington, the same Washington that beat last year's Spartan team by 11 points in Seattle, marking the first loss of seven for the green and white in 2022.
Michigan State Football will welcome Washington to Spartan Stadium this Saturday in week three for a matchup between the schools in the second straight season. In a segment by the State News titled Know Thy Enemy, football beat reporter Jacob Smith talked to Ethan Kilbreath of The Daily to get more insight on how Washington plays ahead of the contest Saturday.
Mark Dantonio is officially back with Michigan State football as an Associate Head Coach, a role he once held during his first stint with the Spartans. With the return of one of the greatest MSU football coaches of all time, let’s take a look at both of Dantonio’s timelines with the green and white over his 17-year Spartan coaching career.
Who is Harlon Barnett? Get to know MSU football's acting head coach and former Spartan defensive back.
MSU Football secondary coach Harlon Barnett was introduced as the acting head coach at weekly press conferences on Tuesday. Barnett will look to put the distractions aside and accept his role in leading the team as the Spartans are set to face number eight-ranked Washington on Saturday.
Quarterback Noah Kim has been named Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week for his performance against Richmond on Saturday afternoon. Kim completed 18 passes on 22 attempts for 292 yards and 2 touchdowns in the Spartans' 45-14 win.
After the suspension of Michigan State football Head Coach Mel Tucker, Interim President Teresa K. Woodruff and Athletic Director Alan Haller announced during their Sunday afternoon press conference that Secondary Coach Harlon Barnett will take over as head coach while Tucker is away from the team.
After scoring two touchdowns in the Spartans week one victory over Central Michigan, the UConn transfer Carter outdid himself in a 45-14 rout, rushing for 111 yards and three scores on 19 attempts.