Takeaways, observations from Michigan State’s win vs. Purdue
It was a much-needed win but the lackluster second half is the lingering takeaway. Michigan State has a bowl game to play for while the Boilermakers are running out the clock in the Big Ten basement. The Spartans had a chance to put Purdue out of its misery but instead provided a second life.
Purdue coach Ryan Walters had a difficult time keeping his emotions in check following Friday night's loss to Michigan State.
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Michigan State football cornerback Charles Brantley will miss the remainder of the season with a lower left leg injury as the ...
Michigan State football experienced another tough blow on Friday night, with tight end Jack Velling suffering a scary injury ...
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Michigan State football tight end Jack Velling was carted off in the first quarter of Friday's game against Purdue after ...
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