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Best pictures from MSU’s loss at Oregon
Michigan State football went on the road to Eugene to face off with No. 6 Oregon on Friday night in Autzen Stadium.
The game did not go the Spartans way, unfortunately, as the Ducks had too much talent, defeating MSU, 31-10.
Check out the best photos from the trip out west:
Joe Rossi talks Oregon’s high profile offense:
No. 6 Oregon will be welcoming in Michigan State football for a Friday night matchup under the lights inside of Autzen Stadium. Oregon, bringing in a high level offense, will challenge a Michigan State defense that has played generally well in the 2024 season.
MSU defensive coordinator Joe Rossi took the podium this week to preview the upcoming matchup for his defense against the prolific offense that the Ducks will bring into the game.
See what Rossi had to say via YouTube:
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See what Aidan Chiles had to say about MSU’s upcoming matchup against Oregon
Michigan State football is traveling to Eugene on Friday night, searching for an upset against No. 6 Oregon inside of Autzen Stadium. MSU will look for more consistent play from the quarterback position, and the offense as a whole.
The biggest piece to the offensive puzzle is quarterback Aidan Chiles, who has previously played a game inside of Autzen Stadium, and will know what to expect when the Spartans travel to face the Ducks.
Check out what the MSU QB had to say about the upcoming game for his team, against his former rival:
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Watch Brian Lindgren break down MSUs matchup with Oregon
Michigan State football will travel out west on Friday night for a matchup against the No. 6 Oregon Ducks, looking to pull of a huge upset.
A big part of the hope MSU will have to upset the Ducks will be centered around the success of the offense, and more specifically, the offense limiting mistakes and/or not turning the ball over.
MSU OC Brian Lindgren spoke to the media, previewing his unit’s upcoming matchup against the Ducks:
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Dan Lanning previews Oregon’s matchup with MSU
Michigan State football is traveling to Eugene on Friday night for a Big Ten matchup against the Oregon Ducks inside of Autzen Stadium.
Oregon, currently ranked No. 6 in the nation, is looking to continue their undefeated 2024 season. Meanwhile, the Spartans are looking to put an end to a two game losing streak.
Ahead of the game between the Spartans and Ducks, Oregon head coach Dan Lanning spoke to the media, previewing how his Ducks will match up against MSU.
Watch the press conference via GoDucks on YouTube:
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Oregon unveils new alternate uniforms for Friday night’s matchup with MSU:
Michigan State football will travel to Eugene on Friday night for a big time clash against No. 6 Oregon at Autzen Stadium.
Oregon, who Phil Knight is very famously an alumnus of, is known for the creative uniform combinations that they wear from Nike. On Friday, the Ducks will be unveiling a new uniform combo.
Revealed via X, the uniforms were designed by the Lanning family with each thread represents triumph and showing support for those who have battled cancer, while raising awareness to fight for the cure.
Flight + Fight.
Presenting the @OregonFootball Heroes Uniform. Designed by the Lanning family, each thread represents triumph – showing support for those who have battled cancer + raising awareness as we fight for the cure. #StompOutCancer pic.twitter.com/yEn1a7mJhW
— GoDucks (@GoDucks) September 29, 2024
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Watch highlights from Michigan State basketball’s 74-70 win over Oregon
Michigan State squeaked out a close 74-70 win over the Oregon Ducks in their second game of the Phil Knight Invitation. Both teams playing shorthanded, down several key scholarship players, played a knockdown slugfest of a game that the Spartans were able to come out ahead of.
The win, MSU’s fourth of the season, showed how resilient the Tom Izzo’s team is this year and also featured a breakout performance from sophomore Pierre Brooks.
You can watch highlights from the game via Michigan State basketball’s Twitter page:
Found a way.
HIGHLIGHTS 🎥 pic.twitter.com/3Z3vIrYSR4
— Michigan State Men's Basketball (@MSU_Basketball) November 26, 2022
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MSU grinded out a 74-70 win over the Oregon Ducks at the Phil Knight Invitational
Michigan State and Oregon, two teams struggling with injury problems who came into the game shorthanded, squared off in the Phil Knight Invitational on Friday night.
Behind a strong effort from the MSU defense, and a breakout performance from Pierre Brooks, the Spartans grinded out a tough 74-70 victory over the Ducks.
Michigan State got out to a fast start offensively, scoring 9 points in the first five minutes of the game, looking like they were ready to face the Oregon 2-3 zone. That offensive success would quickly change, and the Spartans would be held to just 10 points over the next 11 minutes.
Trailing 27-19 with just over four minutes to play in the half, the Spartans were able to put together a 14-0 run to capture all of the momentum in the contest. Oregon would hit a three at the buzzer, but the Spartans led 33-30 going into the half.
The second half saw both teams trading blows left and right, keeping the game between one score for majority of the half.
An 8-0 run with 6:30 to go gave the Spartans a 58-52 lead, a lead they wouldn’t give away.
Late game struggles presented themselves again when a 64-57 lead was dwindled to 68-67, but 6 made free throws by AJ Hoggard, Mady Sissoko and Tyson Walker preserved a 74-70 victory for MSU.
Joey Hauser paved the way for Michigan State, scoring 18 points and adding 10 rebounds for a double double. Tyson Walker added 18 points and 8 assists, while Pierre Brooks had a 15-point breakout performance.
The Spartans are back in action on Sunday against Portland in the fifth place game of the Phil Knight Invitational.
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