Michigan State football earned a massive win on Saturday night, snapping a six game losing streak and defeating Michigan, 15-6. The win also proved to be the first major moment of Pat Fitzgerald's short tenure in East Lansing.
Despite not scoring a touchdown, the offensive effort in the game was strong, led by the poise of quarterback Alessio Milivojevic. In the game, MSU finished with 298 yards of offense, while having 38:07 in time of possession, controlling the game from start to finish.
After looking at the film, and evaluating the game, Pro Football Focus (Subscription Required) gave out their grades for the Spartans in the game.
Check out the top five offensive players for the Spartans, according to PFF:
- WR Chrishon McCray: 73.6
- C Trent Fraley: 73.1
- RB Kenneth Williams: 72.3
- RG Nick Sharpe: 70.8
- WR Samson Gash: 68.1
A mix of skill guys and lineman, this
lines up with what they eyes showed us on Saturday. McCray made big play after big play in the passing game, while the offensive line paved the way for Williams and Brandon Tullis to run the football.
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