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.
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Aidan Chiles threw for two scores in the first half to build a three-touchdown lead and Michigan State held on to beat Purdue ...
Needing to win their last two games of the season to become bowl eligible, Michigan State’s football team got one step closer ...
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Michigan State holds on to survive scare, beat lowly PurdueMichigan State built a 24-3 advantage by halftime before being outplayed over a wet final 30 minutes by Purdue, which brought ...
Neither team can score, so the game will come down to the better defense, which belongs to Michigan State. At 1-9, ...
Michigan State junior defensive back Nikai Martinez posted five tackles in the Spartans win over Purdue on Friday.
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Michigan State overcomes ‘sloppy finish’ to keep bowl game within reachMichigan State will follow another short week of prep with an extra day to get ready for Rutgers and a shot to extend the ...
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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