Michigan State football WR Jayden Reed wins B1G Special Teams Player of the Week

Jayden Reed is this weeks Big Ten Special Teams Player of the Week

Michigan State escaped Nebraska on Saturday night to improve to 4-0 after winning 23-20 in overtime. MSU wide receiver Jayden Reed was a major factor in willing the Spartans to victory.

Late in the fourth quarter, with the Spartans trailing 20-13 and 3:47 left on the clock, Jayden Reed received a punt from Nebraska punter Daniel Cemi and took it to the house for a 62 yard punt return for a touchdown.

That touchdown, paired with 69 yards on two kick returns, has earned Jayden Reed the honor of Big Ten Special Teams Player of the Week.

Jayden Reed continues to show Michigan State fans that he has big play ability and the ability to take over a game.

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MSU kicker Matt Coghlin earns Co-Special Teams Player of the Week honor

Matt Coghlin is the Big Ten’s Co-Special Teams Player of the Week after making his fourth career game winning field goal.

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Matt Coghlin showed up in a familiar way once again in Michigan State’s Saturday afternoon upset over Northwestern. The senior kicker drained three field goals from 22, 44 and 48-yards to help push the Spartans past the Wildcats. This is Coghlin’s third multi field goal game of the season.

A 48-yard field goal with 2:47 left in the game was the game winner for the Spartans. This would be the fourth career game-winning field goal for Coghlin in his time in East Lansing.

Another great outing from the senior kicker has earned him a Big Ten weekly award in the form of Co-Special Teams Player of the Week with Iowa’s kicker Keith Duncan.

This is the third time in Coghlin’s career he will be taking home this honor. He was also the last Spartan to win this honor for his performance against Indiana in the fall of 2018.

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