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Michigan State football vs. Boston College injury report released

Michigan State football will be missing four of their top wide receivers against Boston College

It is expected to be a rainy night in Boston tonight for Michigan State football’s match-up against Boston College, so hopefully this doesn’t impact a game plan too much that should include a lot of rush attempts, but the injury report was released for MSU’s game vs. Boston College on Saturday night, and the Spartans will be missing four of their top receivers.

We were expecting to see Nick Marsh and Jaron Glover out tonight, but it was a surprise to see Antonio Gates Jr. listed as well.

In addition to the four wide receivers, the Spartans will also be missing a key offensive lineman and safety Dillon Tatum. You can see the full report below:

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Pair of Spartan starting WRs reportedly out vs. Boston College

Michigan State football will be down a pair of key offensive playmakers in Saturday’s road game at Boston College

Updated at 6:51pm ET.

We received an update about an hour before game time that the Spartans will also be missing Antonio Gates Jr. in this one.

Michigan State football will be down a pair of key offensive playmakers in Saturday’s road game at Boston College.

College football insider Matt Zenitz of 247Sports reported late on Friday night that Spartans wide receivers Nick Marsh and Jaron Glover will be out with injuries vs. Boston College on Saturday. Michigan State football insider Justin Thind of 247Sports has since confirmed Zenitz’s report.

https://twitter.com/mzenitz/status/1837268196790821066

Marsh leads the Spartans in receiving through three games with 232 receiving yards and one touchdown. Glover has six receptions for 84 yards and one touchdown this year. Glover missed last week’s game against Prairie View A&M as well.

Kickoff between the Spartans and Eagles is scheduled for 8 p.m. ET on Saturday. The game will be televised on the ACC Network.

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Watch Michigan State football WR coach Courtney Hawkins address the media about Maryland win

Courtney Hawkins addressed the media about the Maryland win on Tuesday

In Michigan State football’s win over Maryland on Saturday, it was pretty obvious that one of the big winners on the day were the wide receivers and wide receivers coach Courtney Hawkins.

A rare assistant coach who was able to stick around through two separate head coaches now, Courtney Hawkins is the only coach on the team who gets to coach players he recruited himself. Coach Hawkins seemed very happy being able to see the fruits of his labor, which came from many different players, but especially from the fantastic play of Big Ten Freshman of the Week Nick Marsh.

The best part of this interview is when Hawkins talks about how he’s recruiting players who will be able to knock him out of the top-10 ranking of most yards in one game by a wide receiver in MSU history, where he is still ranked No. 7.

Michigan State football WR Nick Marsh named Shaun Alexander Freshman of the Week

Nick Marsh has been named the Shaun Alexander Freshman of the Week

Michigan State football wide receiver Nick Marsh was already recognized as the Big Ten Freshman of the Week for his phenomenal performance against Maryland, and on Tuesday, Marsh was also named the Shaun Alexander Freshman of the Week by the Maxwell Football Club.

Marsh had eight catches for 194 yards and a touchdown against Maryland.

Here is more information about the award from the Maxwell Football Club website:

Each week during the 2024 season the Maxwell Football Club will recognize an outstanding performance by a college freshman with the Shaun Alexander Freshman Player of the Week award. The Shaun Alexander Player of the Week will be recognized for overall performance on offense, defense or special teams and players selected do not have to be represented on the Shaun Alexander Award Hot 37 preseason watch list.

Michigan State football wide receiver named Big Ten Freshman of the Week

No surprises here. After a massive breakout game against Maryland, Michigan State football freshman wide receiver Nick Marsh was named the Big Ten Freshman of the Week.

Marsh ended with eight catches for 194 yards and a touchdown in the win against the Terrapins, including a huge game tying touchdown reception from quarterback Aidan Chiles.

Marsh was a 4-star recruit out of River Rouge High School and the No. 107 ranked player in the country by 247Sports.

https://twitter.com/MSU_Football/status/1833206313003950081

MSU WR Nick Marsh recognized for strong performance by Pro Football Focus

MSU WR Nick Marsh has received another nice accolade after his stellar performance vs. Maryland

Michigan State freshman wide receiver Nick Marsh has received another nice accolade after his stellar performance vs. Maryland.

Marsh was named to the Pro Football Focus’ “Week 2 College Football Team of the Week” after his monster performance against the Terps this past weekend. Marsh led the Spartans in receiving with eight receptions for 194 yards and one touchdown. His biggest play of the game was a 77-yard touchdown catch to tie the game late in the fourth quarter.

https://twitter.com/PFF_College/status/1832858191186837841

Marsh is a true freshman and this week’s matchup against Maryland was only his second career game. He is a former four-star recruit and appears destined for a big career in the green-and-white.

Michigan State football returns to the field this week in a home non-conference matchup against Prairie View A&M. Kickoff is scheduled for 3:30 p.m. ET and the game will be televised on the Big Ten Network.

MSU Football names players of the game from win vs. Maryland

Michigan State football has named its players of the game from its victory over Maryland

Michigan State got strong performances from numerous players in Saturday’s win at Maryland, but only a few are able to be named players of the game.

Head coach Jonathan Smith announced his four players of the game from the Spartans’ victory at Maryland on Saturday. The win pushed Michigan State to 2-0 on the season and 1-0 in conference play.

Here’s a breakdown of the players of the game for the Spartans:

Cornerback Charles Brantley was the Defensive Player of the Game
Wide receiver Nick Marsh was the Offensive Player of the Game
Kick Jonathan Kim was the Special Teams Player of the Game
Center Tanner Miller was the Lineman of the Game

Michigan State football returns home this week for its next non-conference matchup against FCS foe Prairie View A&M. Kickoff is scheduled for 3:30 p.m. ET and the game will be televised on the Big Ten Network.

https://twitter.com/Coach_Smith/status/1832918442287956186

Spartan standout wins national award after huge game vs. Maryland

A Michigan State player has earned a national award from 247Sports

Michigan State wide receiver Nick Marsh was named the National True Freshman of the Week from 247Sports on Sunday.

The honor follows his massive performance against Maryland on Saturday. Marsh had 194 receiving yards and one touchdown on eight receptions to help lead Michigan State to the upset road win over Maryland. Marsh had a 77-yard touchdown catch to tie the game late in the fourth quarter.

Marsh is a former four-star recruit who represented a massive win for Jonathan Smith and his coaching staff when they were able to keep him in the 2024 class. He’s already making a huge impact for the Spartans, starring for Michigan State in just the second game of his career.

Click on the post below to read more from Chris Hummer of 247Sports on Marsh:

https://twitter.com/SpartanTailgate/status/1832798592190361787

MSU WR Nick Marsh has some words for Spartan Nation following win vs. Maryland

Hear what MSU standout WR Nick Marsh had to say following his huge performance vs. Maryland

Michigan State football has a new star: freshman wide receiver Nick Marsh.

In the second game of his career, Marsh was a game-changer for the Spartans in Saturday’s road upset win over Maryland. Marsh had eight receptions for 194 yards and one touchdown to lead the Spartans in receiving.

Marsh notably had a huge 77-yard touchdown that tied the game at 24 late in the fourth quarter.

Following the win, Marsh had some words for Spartan Nation:

Nick Marsh has some words for Spartan Nation after a B1G performance tonight:

✅ 194 Yards
✅ 8 Receptions
✅ 1 Touchdown#B1GFootball x @MSU_Football pic.twitter.com/EhYSWdAOPZ

— Big Ten Football (@B1Gfootball) September 8, 2024

Michigan State will return to the field next week in a home game against Prairie View A&M. Kickoff is scheduled for 3:30 p.m. ET and will be televised on the Big Ten Network.

Watch Aidan Chiles, Nick Marsh talk MSU win over Maryland

Watch Aidan Chiles and Nick Marsh speak to the media following MSU’s huge win at Maryland

Michigan State won a big time road game over Maryland, improving their record to 2-0, and giving head coach Jonathan Smith his first Big Ten conference victory as the head man of the Spartans.

A big part of that win was the connection between Aidan Chiles and Nick Marsh, and more specifically their 77-yard touchdown connection tying the game 24-24 late in the fourth quarter.

Chiles and Marsh spoke to the media after the team’s win, which you can watch via Spartan Mag on YouTube:

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