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Watch MSU beat reporter, columnist break down Spartans’ loss vs. Rutgers

Hear what Graham Couch and Chris Solari had to say following the Spartans’ loss vs. Rutgers

Michigan State football fell flat on its face in a must-win game. And, that performance ended their season.

The Spartans hosted Rutgers as a slight favorite on Saturday afternoon, but it was the Scarlet Knights that took care of business. Michigan State lost by the final score of 41-14.

Michigan State came into this game needing a victory over Rutgers to clinch a bowl berth. However, the blowout loss ended that, and clinched a third straight year without a bowl berth. Michigan State ends the 2024 season with a 5-7 overall record and 3-6 mark in conference play.

Graham Couch of the Lansing State Journal and Chris Solari of the Detroit Free Press are back for one final recap video on a Spartans’ football game this year. Click here to see the complete recap video of the Spartans’ loss from Solari and Couch.

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Watch MSU K Jonathan Kim recap season-ending loss vs. Rutgers

Hear what Michigan State kicker Jonathan Smith had to say about the Spartans’ performance against Rutgers

Michigan State football will not be bowling, yet again, this holiday season.

The Spartans put out one final disappointing performance to end the 2024 regular season with a blowout loss against Rutgers. Michigan State lost the game by the final score of 41-14.

Michigan State came into this game needing a win over the Scarlet Knights to reach bowl eligibility. With the loss, Michigan State will extend its bowl drought to three years, which is now the longest active streak in the Big Ten.

Michigan State finishes the season with a 5-7 overall record and 3-6 mark in Big Ten play.

Hear what Michigan State kicker Jonathan Kim had to say about the Spartans’ performance against Rutgers in the video below:

This video is courtesy of SpartanMag

Watch MSU TE Jack Velling recap season-ending loss vs. Rutgers

Hear what Michigan State TE Jack Velling had to say about the Spartans’ performance against Rutgers

Michigan State football had a chance to go bowling but that was ruined on Saturday night.

The Spartans put out one final disappointing performance to end the 2024 regular season with a blowout loss against Rutgers. Michigan State lost the game by the final score of 41-14.

Michigan State finishes the season with a 5-7 overall record and 3-6 mark in Big Ten play.

Hear what Michigan State tight end Jack Velling had to say about the Spartans’ performance against Rutgers in the video below:

This video is courtesy of SpartanMag

Watch MSU QB Aidan Chiles say he doesn’t care about fans, recap loss vs. Rutgers

Hear what Michigan State quarterback Aidan Chiles had to say about the Spartans’ performance against Rutgers

It was a tough and disappointing finish to the 2024 season for the Spartans on Saturday.

The Spartans put out one final disappointing performance to end the 2024 regular season with a blowout loss against Rutgers. Michigan State lost the game by the final score of 41-14.

Michigan State finishes the season with a 5-7 overall record and 3-6 mark in Big Ten play.

Hear what Michigan State quarterback Aidan Chiles had to say about the Spartans’ performance against Rutgers in the video below:

This video is courtesy of SpartanMag

Watch MSU head coach Jonathan Smith recap season-ending loss vs. Rutgers

Hear what Michigan State head coach Jonathan Smith had to say about the Spartans’ performance against Rutgers

Michigan State football’s season is officially over.

The Spartans put out one final disappointing performance to end the 2024 regular season with a blowout loss against Rutgers. Michigan State lost the game by the final score of 41-14.

Michigan State finishes the season with a 5-7 overall record and 3-6 mark in Big Ten play.

Hear what head coach Jonathan Smith had to say about the Spartans’ performance against Rutgers in the video below:

This video is courtesy of SpartanMag

Best photos from MSU Football’s season-ending loss vs. Rutgers

Check out some of the best photos from the Spartans’ disappointing season-ending loss vs. Rutgers

Michigan State football’s season came to an end in disappointing fashion on Saturday afternoon.

In a must-win game to reach a bowl game, the Spartans were blown out by Rutgers at Spartan Stadium. Michigan State jumped out to a 7-0 lead early but again were dominated after the first quarter, with the Scarlet Knights outscoring Michigan State 41-7 from that point in route to a 41-14 loss.

Michigan State drops to 5-7 overall with the loss and will now miss out on the postseason for a third straight year. The Spartans needed a win over Rutgers to become bowl eligible in Jonathan Smith’s first year as head coach.

Check out some of the best photos below from the Spartans’ final game of the season:

MSU Football injury report released for matchup vs. Rutgers

Michigan State football will once again be without a number of key defensive players this week

Michigan State football will once again be without a number of key defensive players this week.

The Spartans will once again be without key defensive starters safety Malik Spencer and linebacker Wayne Matthews against Rutgers on Saturday. The official injury report was released a few hours before kickoff.

Click here to see the complete injury report for this matchup.

Michigan State comes into this game against Rutgers in need of a victory to reach bowl eligibility. The Spartans are 5-6 overall and 3-5 in Big Ten play.

Kickoff is scheduled for 3:30 p.m. ET on Saturday. The game will be televised on Fox Sports 1.

What channel is Michigan State vs. Rutgers on today? Time, TV schedule for Week 14 game

See how you can watch, listen or stream Michigan State football’s game vs. Rutgers on Saturday

Michigan State football will look to finish the season strong and clinch a bowl berth on Saturday afternoon.

The Spartans host fellow Big Ten foe Rutgers on Senior Day on Saturday afternoon. Michigan State comes into this game as a slight favorite and in need of a victory to become bowl-eligible.

Michigan State comes into this game with a 5-6 overall record and 3-5 mark in Big Ten play. Rutgers is already bowl eligible with a 6-5 overall record and a 3-5 record in conference play.

Check out the game details for tonight’s matchup between the Spartans and Scarlet Knights below:

What channel is Michigan State vs. Rutgers on?

TV channel: Fox Sports 1

Livestream: Fubo

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Michigan State vs. Rutgers game time

Date: Saturday, November 30th
Start time: 3:30 p.m. ET

The Spartans vs. Scarlet Knights game starts at 3:30 p.m. ET from Spartan Stadium in East Lansing, Michigan.

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MSU releases Senior Day ‘gameday timeline’ for matchup vs. Rutgers

Get the complete gameday guide for Michigan State football’s Senior Day matchup against Rutgers

Michigan State football will wrap up the 2024 regular season on Saturday, and there’s a full day of events planned for the finale.

The Spartans have released the official gameday timeline for Saturday, which starts with the parking lots opening at 7 a.m. ET for tailgating. From there, the Spartan Walk will take place around 1:15 p.m. ET. Another notable pregame festivity is the Senior Celebration, which will start at 3:10 p.m. ET.

Click here to see the complete gameday timeline from Michigan State football.

Kickoff for the Spartans’ matchup against Rutgers is officially scheduled for 3:35 p.m. ET. Michigan State comes into this game with a 5-6 overall record and will need a win to become bowl-eligible.

Stay with Spartans Wire all weekend as we provide coverage for this matchup between Michigan State and Rutgers.

247Sports analyst doesn’t like MSU’s chances vs. Rutgers – here’s why…

One analyst from 247Sports is not particularly high on the Spartans’ chances in Saturday’s finale against Rutgers

Justin Thind of 247Sports is not particularly high on the Spartans’ chances in Saturday’s finale against Rutgers.

Michigan State is a slight favorite in the matchup with the Scarlet Knights, but Thind is questioning how that is so. Thind took to social media platform X on Friday, and explained why he likes Rutgers to beat Michigan State on Saturday.”

Here’s what Thind had to say about this matchup between the Spartans and Scarlet Knights on X:

“Rewatching Friday night’s game, not optimistic about MSU’s chances vs Rutgers tomorrow. With Tatum, Brantley, Rucker, Hughes, and Coley out at CB, Rutgers will simply target whichever receiver isn’t being covered by Ed Woods every 3rd down. That’s what Purdue did all 2nd half even when MSU’s run defense stood tall on early downs, and it worked well no matter what blitzes or coverages Joe Rossi tried to call. Rutgers has more talent & a better run game than Purdue to complement that pass plan. You won’t be holding them to -2 rush yards like Fri. Not to mention MSU’s offensive struggles…”

Michigan State comes into this game needing a win to become bowl-eligible for the first time since 2021. The Spartans are 5-6 overall and 3-5 in Big Ten play.

Kickoff between the Spartans and Scarlet Knights is scheduled for 3:30 p.m. ET on Saturday. The game will be televised on Fox Sports 1.