Former Michigan State football guard joining high school alma mater football staff

Former Michigan State football guard joining high school Alma Mater football staff

A long-time fixture on the Michigan State football offensive line is heading home to coach on his alma mater’s football team. It was announced on Monday that former MSU offensive guard Matt Carrick will join the Perry High School football staff.

Carrick will keep busy moving forward. He is still playing for the DC Defenders of the XFL as far as we know.

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Two former Spartans selected in 2023 XFL rookie draft

Two former Spartans were selected in the 2023 XFL rookie draft:

Michigan State has had two former Spartans selected in the 2023 XFL rookie draft. Former offensive lineman Matt Carrick and Jarret Horst were both selected to play in the XFL.

Horst was selected by the Orlando Guardians, while Carrick was selected by the D.C. Defenders. Both former Spartans will look to play their way into an NFL contract.

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Michigan State football OL Matt Carrick accepts minicamp invite from Green Bay Packers

Michigan State OL Matt Carrick accepts mini-camp invite from Green Bay Packers

Another member of the 2022 Michigan State football team is heading to Green Bay. On Thursday, it was confirmed that MSU offensive lineman Matt Carrick has a rookie minicamp invite from the Packers, joining Jayden Reed up in Wisconsin.

Carrick, a sixth-year senior this past season, came to MSU as a three-star recruit in their 2017 recruiting class.

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3 position battles during Michigan State football’s preseason camp

Three position battles going on during preseason camp in East Lansing

Michigan State has hit the ground running in the month of August, going full speed into preseason camp. Like every year, there will always be position battles during camp, and its something that fans should take note of.

While there isn’t a high profile battle like Thorne vs. Russo for the starting QB job like last year, there are still some notable positional battles taking place in East Lansing.

Take a look at three of the most notable position battles taking place in camp right now:

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Three Michigan State football players back for a sixth season

The Spartans will have three players back for their sixth season of eligibility

Michigan State’s football program released its spring football roster on Monday ahead of the start of spring practice. Apart of the roster reveal was the good news that three of Michigan State’s seniors will be returning to school for a sixth season, using an extra year of eligibility because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

TE Tyler Hunt, OL Matt Carrick and P Bryce Baringer will all be returning to East Lansing for an additional season.

All three are very welcomed additions. Tyler Hunt will provide veteran stability to the tight end spot while younger players like Maliq Carr and Jack Nickel prepare to take the role. Matt Carrick will give the Spartans much-needed depth on the interior offensive line, being able to spell both guard positions off the bench. Lastly, Bryce Baringer was one of the nation’s best punters a year ago, bringing him back will give MSU a strong advantage.

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Michigan State football appears to lose starting OG Matt Carrick to injury

Michigan State football appears to lose starting OG Matt Carrick to injury

This is tough. We already knew the Michigan State football was having health issues on the offensive line as they were missing starting tackle Jarrett Horst in the loss to Purdue, but it looks like they will be without another lineman for the foreseeable future.

On Wednesday, starting offensive guard Matt Carrick posted a photo in bed with a cast on his leg and told his fellow Spartans to ‘get the job done this year.’

Tough loss for an offensive line that had been playing amazing football until the injury bug started hitting them.

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