Nathan Carter broke down MSU’s upcoming matchup with Boston College
Michigan State football will be squaring off with Boston College in a highly anticipated game between two schools with new head coaches that are seemingly on the rise.
MSU running back Nathan Carter was the latest Spartan to break down the matchup against Boston College with the media.
Watch Carter’s interview via Spartan Mag on YouTube:
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Nate Carter gave an inspiring quote about life at MSU and what makes East Lansing special
Many around the Michigan State community talk about the brotherhood and the family atmosphere athletes feel in East Lansing. It is a quality that Spartans take pride in and embrace as part of the culture at MSU.
Running back Nathan Carter spoke about this in an interview with Spartan Mag and had an inspiring quote about what being a Spartan is.
I love Michigan State. I love the culture here. I love the family atmosphere here. I want to play football here. I want to stay here. I want my kids to go here. I love this school not because of the football aspect, but because of what Michigan State is.
— Michigan State Content (@msucontent) July 29, 2024
Carter is turning himself into a fan favorite in East Lansing.
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MSU has announced the three players that will represent the program at upcoming Big Ten Football Media Days
Michigan State has announced the three players that will represent the program at upcoming Big Ten Football Media Days.
Running back Nate Carter, defensive back Dillon Tatum and tight end Jack Velling are the three chosen players that will head to Indianapolis for Big Ten Media Days in a few weeks. The event will be held from July 23 – 25, with the Spartans being featured on July 24.
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LOOK: Nate Carter ready to lead Michigan State football in new era
UConn running back transfer Nate Carter was a breath of fresh air in a year that MSU was looking for any bright area. Carter was a solid running back all year long, to go with a leadership attitude.
Carter is ready to bring that leadership to whoever is next in line at Michigan State, just like he is ready to recruit his teammates to stay in East Lansing.
RB Nathan Carter says he will attempt to recruit teammates to stay at MSU. LB Aaron Brule, who just played his final college game, says he has no regrets about two seasons at MSU after transferring from Mississippi State.
Michigan State redshirt sophomore RB Nate Carter: “I love this school, I’m ready to fight for this team and program and whoever the next head coach is.”
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Here’s how to find and watch the game between Ohio State and Rutgers Saturday. #GoBucks
The Ohio State football team returns to the ‘Shoe to host a Michigan State team that’s trying to finish the season with some sort of pride. The Spartans have had a challenging year on and off the field and have just one win in Big Ten play.
However, that win came last week against a Nebraska team that’s been playing pretty well. Can the Spartans put up a fight in Columbus against the No. 1 team in the College Football Playoff rankings? It’ll be an uphill climb, but that’s why they play the games.
If you landed here, there’s a good chance you are an OSU fan looking for information on how to find the game and tune in, and if so, you’re in luck because that’s exactly what we have for you, including some key players to watch.
TreVeyon Henderson, Running Back – The Ohio State dynamic running back is a difference maker for this offense. Sure, we are looking for Kyle McCord to show us he is making strides as we head to the Michigan game, but Henderson gives the Buckeyes the balance they need to be able to operate in other area, plus he provides that home run ability in the ground game.
2023 stats
90 carries for 585 yards (6.5 avg.), 7 TDs
12 receptions for 170 yards (14.2 avg.)
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Nathan Carter, Running Back – From one back to another, the Michigan State back has to be able to get some yards on first and second down to not put a young quarterback in obvious passing situations against one of the best defenses in the country. He hasn’t taken over games too often in 2023, but the Spartans will need him to in this one.
2023 stats
156 carries for 659 yards (4.2 avg.), 4 TDs
19 receptions for 98 yards (5.2 avg.)
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Nathan Carter named best first-year transfer in Big Ten in AP mid-season awards
It’s been a difficult year for Michigan State football, but it hasn’t been season without it’s bright spots, and there is perhaps nothing brighter than the play of Nathan Carter.
The transfer from UConn has quickly emerged as one of the best rushers in the Big Ten, and was recently named the best transfer in the Big Ten conference in the Associated Press’ mid-season awards.
Carter is rushing for just under 100 yards per game and has four touchdowns on the year. He recently rushed for 108 yards against a stout Iowa defense.
Associated Press sports writers who cover the Big Ten voted on the best and worst from the conference at the midway point of the season. Watch to see the top awards.
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How does Nathan Carter measure up against other Big Ten running backs heading into Week 3?
Nathan Carter has arrived. The transfer running back from Connecticut looks like the next big thing for Michigan State football, as his explosiveness has already taken the Big Ten by storm this season.
But, how does he stack up against a very strong Big Ten rushing group? The answer is… really well. Below, we ranked the top ten running backs in the Big Ten by rushing yards heading into week 3.
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Which 5 transfers will help make or break MSU’s 2023 season:
Michigan State is heading into year four of the Mel Tucker era in East Lansing, and in desperate need of having a bounce back year, after a 5-7 campaign a year ago. Tucker and his staff dipped into the transfer portal once again to help reshape the starting roster and has seemingly done a strong job.
For MSU to have the bounce back year they have their eyes set on, the Spartans are going to need several of there incoming transfer to perform as advertised and step up in a big way.
Check out which five transfers are imperative for MSU to have a bounce back year in 2023:
RB coach Effrem Reed spoke to the media on Monday:
Fall camp is moving along for Michigan State football, with a lot of questions for the Spartans coaching staff to answer. Notably, one of the biggest questions is how the running back situation will play out.
The Spartans have several suitors vying for touches in the running back room, including UConn transfer Nate Carter, USF transfer Jaren Mangham and veterans Jalen Berger and Jordon Simmons.
MSU’s running backs coach Effrem Reed followed OC Jay Johnson to the podium on Monday, specifically discussing the running backs room.
Check out what the leader of MSU’s RBs had to say to the media on Monday:
Michigan State football lands UConn transfer running back Nathan Carter
After officially losing out on 4-star running back Kedrick Reescano for their 2023 recruiting class, it was assumed by many that Michigan State football would then turn to the transfer portal to fill that spot in their backfield. They were able to fill that hole rather quickly, as UConn transfer running back Nathan Carter announced that he is committing to the Spartans.
Carter rushed for 578 yards and 2 touchdowns back in 2021 and showed some ability to catch the ball out of the backfield as well. Last year, he rushed for 405 yards on just 65 carries (6.2 average). He looks to be a solid addition to the running back room for MSU and should complement Jalen Berger well.
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