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 football vs. Michigan State grades: Boilers in danger of going winless vs. FBS
Purdue football's woeful season featured a mix of discouraging blowouts and devastating near-misses. Add Friday's 24-17 loss at Michigan State to the latter category. The Boilermakers defense posted a second-half shutout but the offense could not play ...
Purdue football certainly had its chances Friday night. But, just like games two through 10, game 11 ended with ...
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The Spartans (5-6, 3-5 Big Ten) are a win away from being eligible for a bowl with first-year coach Jonathan Smith and they ...
EAST LANSING — After more than 380 minutes of game time this season — and 62 days of real time — Michigan State ...
Michigan State is waking up this morning after finding themselves ... Despite this being a bad game, Chiles took care of ...
Michigan State football cornerback Charles Brantley will miss the remainder of the season with a lower left leg injury as the ...
When you're the head coach of a team that's lost 10 straight games, you're not immune to criticism. Ryan Walters hears it. He ...
Between the Boilermakers' poor offensive play and the Spartans' respectable defense, I expect few points to be scored in my ...
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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