Michigan State football to host fundraiser for teammate’s family

A local fundraiser has been set up to help support the family of a Spartan in need:

The Michigan State community has rallied around one their own in recent days. To help support safety Armorion Smith and his family after his mother’s recent health diagnosis, the This is Sparta podcast will partner with the Lansing McDonald’s to raise money for the family.

The event will be on Saturday, August 31, and will feature a live episode of This is Sparta, hosted by Jason Strayhorn and Sedrick Irvin. Furthermore, meet and greets will be available for some of the Spartans fan favorites including Aidan Chiles, Jordan Hall, Nick Marsh and Dillon Tatum.

McDonald’s will donate 15% of all sales to the family between 2-5 p.m.

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Jacoby Windmon, Armorion Smith out for season for Michigan State football

Two Spartans are done for the season:

Michigan State have lost two members of their defense for the season, the school announced in their availability report before the Iowa game.

In the report, the Spartans have announced that senior linebacker Jacoby Windmon and sophomore safety Armorion Smith are out for the season with apparent injuries.

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Michigan State football lands Cincinnati transfer safety Armorion Smith

Michigan State lands Cincinnati transfer and Detroit native Armorion Smith

After missing out on the commitment of Detroit native Armorion Smith back in 2021, Michigan State football is finally getting the former River Rouge safety on the roster, as Smith announced that he is transferring to the Spartans on Twitter on Friday night.

Smith was a former 3-star recruit, who has spent the last two seasons, one as a redshirt, with the University of Cincinnati. Of course, former Cincinnati coach Luke Fickell left this offseason and is now the head coach at Wisconsin, and Smith is now following his former coach to the Big Ten.

Smith was mostly a special teams player, as well as a backup safety, for the Bearcats last season. He recorded 20 tackles and one interception for Cincinnati.

This is a nice pickup by the Spartans, who needed some depth and experience behind projected starting safeties Malik Spencer and Jaden Mangham.

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