EAST LANSING, Mich. – With No. 2 Ohio State next on Michigan State’s schedule, now would be a good time for the Spartan offense to finally jell.
With the passing attack producing a season-low 121 yards last week against Maryland, MSU’s rushing unit came through with 141 yards, seventh best out of 10 games but still good enough to secure a 24-7 win.
However, co-offensive coordinator Dave Warner expects the Spartans will have to come up with a much better overall performance than that in a game with Big Ten and National Championship implications at raucous, 104,944-seat Ohio Stadium.