Watch Michigan State's running backs go through agility drills, power running skills and then go head-to-head against linebackers, Aug. 12, 2019. Chris Solari, Detroit Free Press
EAST LANSING — Brian Lewerke wrinkled his face, tilting his eyes upward in thought.
The question: Did Michigan State football’s offense ever have full rhythm in any game last season?
“Probably not, honestly,” the starting quarterback said after a long pause Monday. “It takes a lot to be able to do that. But no, I’m not sure there was one time where everyone was doing the right thing at the right time.