US EditionMichigan State aiming for turnaround in Smith’s 2nd season with returning QB Chiles and trio of WRs
Michigan State aims to improve from a 5-7 record last season by retaining over 70 players and featuring record-setting freshman Nick Marsh and key defensive leaders.
- The Michigan State Spartans will kick off their 2025 football campaign on Friday, August 29, hosting Western Michigan in East Lansing, Michigan.
- After finishing 5-7 in his first year at the helm, Jonathan Smith and his team are looking to turn around a program that has struggled to achieve consistent winning seasons.
- Returning dual-threat quarterback Aidan Chiles, despite an uneven starter year, and a trio of talented receivers including record-setting freshman Nick Marsh, bolster the offense.
- Edge rusher Jalen Thompson, who went without a sack over 12 games, acknowledged that improving that aspect was necessary, while the quarterback highlighted the presence of strong team energy.
- Michigan State’s offseason retention of 70-plus players and addition of Biletnikoff watch list receivers suggest a focused effort to surpass modest expectations this season.
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Michigan State aiming for turnaround in 2nd season of Coach Smith
Michigan State's football program is desperately seeking a successful season. Aidan Chiles seems to give the Spartans a shot.The dual-threat quarterback is back after an uneven season as the starter and said he likes what he sees from his teammates."A lot of good energy," he said. "It's a different environment for sure. New guys that fit the program and fit the culture."Michigan State was 5-7 last year in coach Jonathan Smith's debut season lead…
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Michigan State aiming for turnaround in Smith’s 2nd season with returning QB Chiles and trio of WRs
Michigan State’s football program is desperately seeking a successful season. Aidan Chiles seems to give the Spartans a shot. The dual-threat quarterback is back after an uneven season as the starter and said he likes what he sees from his teammates. “A lot of good energy,” he said. “It’s a different environment for sure. New guys that fit the program and fit the culture.” Michigan State was 5-7 last year in coach Jonathan Smith’s debut season l…
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Michigan State aiming for turnaround in Smith's 2nd season with returning QB Chiles and trio of WRs
Michigan State's football program is desperately seeking a successful season. Aidan Chiles seems to give the Spartans a shot.
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