Michigan State picked up a huge road win this past weekend, but still is in the bottom half of the Big Ten, according to FOX Sports’ Michael Cohen.
Cohen released updated Big Ten power rankings following week two action, and the Spartans remain in the bottom half of the league. Cohen has Michigan State sitting at No. 11 in the rankings — which is one spot behind Rutgers and one spot ahead of Washington.
Check out the complete rankings from Cohen in the social media platform X post below:
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Michigan State is 2-0 on the year and 1-0 in Big Ten. The Spartans host FCS foe Prairie View A&M this Saturday, with kickoff scheduled for 3:30 p.m. ET.
In our Spartans Wire Big Ten power rankings released this week, Michigan State was slightly higher. You can check out those power rankings by clicking on the post below:
Big Ten Power Rankings: Where does MSU land after big road win?
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