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.
EAST LANSING — After more than 380 minutes of game time this season — and 62 days of real time — Michigan State ...
Teams looking to snap losing streaks clash when the Purdue Boilermakers face the Michigan State Spartans in Big Ten action on ...
With just two games left, Michigan State football is in need of two wins to lock up bowl ... First, the Spartans must ...
Free Press sports writer Chris Solari looks ahead to Michigan State football’s visit from Purdue on Friday night. Nov ...
Michigan State football cornerback Charles Brantley will miss the remainder of the season with a lower left leg injury as the ...
Between the Boilermakers' poor offensive play and the Spartans' respectable defense, I expect few points to be scored in my ...
The Boilermakers had the ball in the final minutes with a chance to tie — or win — against Michigan State on Friday night at ...
Michigan State football tight end Jack Velling was carted off in Friday night's game in the first quarter against Purdue ...
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