Michigan State football 2022 season preview and predictions
This week on the Big 10 Takeover is a season preview of the Michigan State Spartans. The Spartans entered the season without wildly high expectations, but whatever they were, Mel Tucker and company certainly eclipsed them. The Spartans finished the season ranked in the top 10, which included wins against Penn State, Pittsburgh in the Peach Bowl, and a thrilling win against their rival, Michigan. After the departures of multiple starters on the offensive line, star running back Kenneth Walker III, and stud wide receiver Jalen Nailor, can Michigan State replicate their success in 2022? #Big10 #MichiganState
This week on the Big 10 Takeover is a season preview of the Michigan State Spartans. The Spartans entered the season without wildly high expectations, but whatever they were, Mel Tucker and company certainly eclipsed them. The Spartans finished the season ranked in the top 10, which included wins against Penn State, Pittsburgh in the Peach Bowl, and a thrilling win against their rival, Michigan. After the departures of multiple starters on the offensive line, star running back Kenneth Walker III, and stud wide receiver Jalen Nailor, can Michigan State replicate their success in 2022? #Big10 #MichiganState
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Michigan State started the season off unranked entering Mel Tucker’s 2nd year
The Spartans ripped off hot, starting the season 6-0, which included wins against then top 25 Miami Hurricanes, and wins over Northwestern, Nebraska, and Rutgers
They entered Ann Arbor ranked in the top 10, and after a dramatic, come from behind win against the Michigan Wolverines, they debuted at #3 in the initial CFP rankings
The very next week, they fell against Purdue, which hampered their playoff hopes slightly after they dropped from #3 to #7
They took care of business against Maryland, which set the stage for a massive game in Columbus versus Ohio State, where they were absolutely blasted 56-7 by the Buckeyes
The closed the regular season out with a win against Penn State, and ultimately defeated Pitt in the Peach Bowl (albeit without Kenny Pickett)
They finished the season ranked in the top 10, their highest since 2015, and the Spartans agreed to a 10 year, $95 million contract extension with Mel Tucker
This episode of The Big 10 Takeover Pod is brought to you in partnership with Prize Picks. Use the link https://bit.ly/TSNxPrizePicks or go to Prize Picks and enter promo code TAKEOVER to receive a 100% deposit match on all deposits up to $100. Daily Fantasy made easy. Pick against the numbers and have a ton of fun on Prize Picks.
Michigan State started the season off unranked entering Mel Tucker’s 2nd year
The Spartans ripped off hot, starting the season 6-0, which included wins against then top 25 Miami Hurricanes, and wins over Northwestern, Nebraska, and Rutgers
They entered Ann Arbor ranked in the top 10, and after a dramatic, come from behind win against the Michigan Wolverines, they debuted at #3 in the initial CFP rankings
The very next week, they fell against Purdue, which hampered their playoff hopes slightly after they dropped from #3 to #7
They took care of business against Maryland, which set the stage for a massive game in Columbus versus Ohio State, where they were absolutely blasted 56-7 by the Buckeyes
The closed the regular season out with a win against Penn State, and ultimately defeated Pitt in the Peach Bowl (albeit without Kenny Pickett)
They finished the season ranked in the top 10, their highest since 2015, and the Spartans agreed to a 10 year, $95 million contract extension with Mel Tucker