Washington overcomes challenging night of travel to beat Michigan State 21-14 on TD with 2:24 left
- On Saturday, the Washington Huskies defeated the Michigan State Spartans 21-14 in East Lansing, officially ending the Spartans' hopes of reaching a bowl game this season.
- Following a Federal Aviation Administration travel grounding that delayed arrival until 3 a.m., Michigan State's offense stalled after starting quarterback Alessio Milivojevic left with an arm injury in the second quarter.
- Quarterback Demond Williams Jr. threw two touchdown passes for Washington, including a 58-yard score, while Jayden Limar sealed the win with a 1-yard touchdown run with 2:24 remaining.
- The Huskies became bowl-eligible for the third time in three seasons under coach Jedd Fisch, while the Spartans fell to 3-7 and officially lost postseason eligibility.
- Michigan State will conclude its season with remaining games against No. 16 Oregon on November 20 and Rutgers, seeking to salvage wins after missing postseason play.
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Milivojevic Injured as Washington Escapes East Lansing With Win
Michigan State lost its starting quarterback, played through a growing list of defensive injuries, and kept the game tied until the final minutes before falling 21-14 to Washington on Saturday in East Lansing. The loss dropped the Spartans to 3-6 with two regular-season games remaining.
Washington overcomes challenging night of travel to beat Michigan State 21-14 on TD with 2:24 left
Jayden Limar had a tiebreaking, 1-yard touchdown run with 2:24 left and Washington held on to beat Michigan State 21-14 after being one of the teams whose travel plans were delayed by the Federal Aviation Administration’s decision to ground all flights
Michigan State Football Has Bowl Game Hopes Crushed Against Washington
Michigan State football was fighting to turn their season around and make a bowl game, but the Huskies put those goals of making a bowl game to an end as the Spartans were defeated 21-14. Washington didn’t land until 3 a.m. after the FAA grounded all flights in the country, which led to the game […]
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Washington 21, Michigan St. 14
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