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Alabama’s Nick Sheridan announced as MSU offensive coordinator
Michigan State has its answer at offensive coordinator. The Spartans are hiring Alabama co-offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach Nick Sheridan, a move that signals a fresh start for an offense that has struggled since its 11-2 season in 2021. With Big Ten experience, deep ties to the state of Michigan and a track record of quarterback development, Sheridan arrives in East Lansing as one of the most significant hires of Pat Fitzgerald’s early tenure.
Former MSU All-American Max Bullough expected to return to East Lansing
Max Bullough, a former Michigan State All-American and the eldest member of one of the program’s most storied football families, is expected to return to East Lansing — this time as a coach. After climbing the coaching ranks at Cincinnati, Alabama and Notre Dame, Bullough has been hired as MSU’s linebackers coach and co-defensive coordinator on Pat Fitzgerald’s inaugural staff. His return adds both pedigree and familiarity to a rebuilding Spartan program, reconnecting MSU with a name that has shaped its identity for generations.
MSU football lands 18 high school recruits for 2026 class
Michigan State’s recruiting class survived a chaotic coaching transition as new head coach Pat Fitzgerald arrived just two days before National Signing Day. Despite the late change, MSU held onto 16 of its 20 committed recruits and added key flips to finish with the No. 46 class. With headliners Collin Campbell and Kayd Coffman on board and four-star Samson Gash waiting until February, the Spartans now turn to the transfer portal to shape next season’s roster.
MSU punter Ryan Eckley declares for NFL draft
Redshirt junior Ryan Eckley is forgoing his final season at Michigan State, declaring for the 2026 NFL Draft and aiming to become the second straight MSU starting punter to make the leap, following former teammate Bryce Baringer.
Star MSU wide receiver Nick Marsh plans to enter transfer portal
Nick Marsh arrived at Michigan State amid chaos, choosing loyalty when the program’s future was uncertain. Two years and another coaching change later, the hometown All-American is taking control of his own path — and heading to the transfer portal.
