Saturday is a big night for Michigan State football as the reeling Spartans host 5-2 Michigan which is coming off a dominant win over Washington last weekend.
Michigan State lost to Indiana a week ago, but the 38-13 loss to the Hoosiers didn’t feel quite as lopsided as it was — at least not early on. The Spartans actually held a 10-7 lead in the firstt half before giving up two straight touchdowns to fall behind 21-10.
The Spartans never got closer, losing by 25, but Aidan Chiles played well, and the team remained healthy, for the most part.