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3 Storylines to Watch in MSU's Road Game at Wisconsin (opens the original)
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EAST LANSING --- The substance of Michigan State's new-look program in 2026 is going to be tested on Saturday. MSU (2-2 overall, 0-1 Big Ten) is facing some real adversity after a few losses and key injuries (most notably to star RB Cam Edwards), and now the Spartans are headed on the road to face a better-than-expected Wisconsin (3-1 overall, 1-0 Big Ten) squad. Kickoff on Saturday is scheduled for 12:30 p.m. ET on the Big Ten Network. Here are a few storylines to watch for this game. There are
Why Wisconsin Trip Has Become Massive for MSU, Fitzgerald (opens the original)
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EAST LANSING -- Michigan State is facing legitimate adversity for the first time in the Pat Fitzgerald era. The Spartans got outplayed at home against Nebraska on Saturday, losing 31-13. That was MSU's second consecutive loss, but things felt relatively positive after Michigan State put up a decent fight at No. 3 Notre Dame the previous week. No such grace was there after the loss to the Cornhuskers. What only makes matters worse is the number of injuries the team is suddenly dealing with. Fitzg
Wrinkles MSU's Nick Sheridan Has Revealed in Offense Already (opens the original)
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EAST LANSING -- Michigan State's offense faced a lot of questions headed into the 2026 season. Not necessarily bad ones, but more about personnel and which players would play the most. Overall, new offensive coordinator Nick Sheridan's first game at MSU should be considered a mild success. The lack of success in the red zone and just outside it is a valid concern, but the Spartans didn't have any procedural penalties, and Sheridan's offense showed a few encouraging wrinkles. One new thing this y
Grading Each of MSU's Three Phases in Win Over Toledo (opens the original)
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EAST LANSING -- It was a mixed bag in East Lansing during Michigan State's season opener. The Spartans put enough pieces together to earn a 30-20 victory over Toledo, but a fourth-quarter deficit and some missed opportunities leave one perhaps not underwhelmed, but certainly not overwhelmed. Here's how MSU's offense, defense, and special teams did: Many of those missed opportunities came from the offense. It's great that Michigan State scored on all five of its drives in the first half, but only
Experienced MSU Players in Massive Battles for Playing Time (opens the original)
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Every position battle matters a ton these days in college football. It's never been difficult for programs, including Michigan State, to build up depth. A player who's disappointed with their amount of playing time can leave in the winter. These experienced MSU players who will have remaining eligibility for 2027 are currently in the middle of some big position battles: There are only going to be so many carries to go around in the Spartans' backfield this year. Michigan State has a clear-cut RB
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