Watch Michigan State's running backs go through agility drills, power running skills and then go head-to-head against linebackers, Aug. 12, 2019.
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.”
Especially in the fourth quarter.