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DMN: Five offensive opponents to know for TCU football opponent Michigan State
By Rowan Kavner / Special Contributor
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1) Running back Le’Veon Bell – College football’s third leading rusher in yards per game is undoubtedly the force behind Michigan State’s offensive attack. His mark of 137.3 rushing yards per game also leads the Big 10. He already has three 200-yard rushing games. He’s already carried 350 times this season, and the only downside to his otherwise brilliant rushing year is that he’s only scored 11 times. With only 20.3 points per game, nobody on the Spartans has found the end zone with ease.
2) Quarterback Andrew Maxwell – Maxwell’s been off and on down the final stretch of the season. In the regular season finale, he threw two interceptions and only finished with 143 yards through the air. The game before that, he threw for 297 yards and two touchdowns. Though he hasn’t helped his touchdown-to-interception ratio in recent weeks, he’s capable of putting up a positive stat line any week and will be the guy when the Spartans take the field against TCU. The backup to Maxwell’s only thrown six passes this season. ...
http://collegesportsblog.dallasnews.com/2012/12/five-offensive-opponents-to-know-for-tcu-football-opponent-michigan-state.html/
By Rowan Kavner / Special Contributor
[email protected]
1) Running back Le’Veon Bell – College football’s third leading rusher in yards per game is undoubtedly the force behind Michigan State’s offensive attack. His mark of 137.3 rushing yards per game also leads the Big 10. He already has three 200-yard rushing games. He’s already carried 350 times this season, and the only downside to his otherwise brilliant rushing year is that he’s only scored 11 times. With only 20.3 points per game, nobody on the Spartans has found the end zone with ease.
2) Quarterback Andrew Maxwell – Maxwell’s been off and on down the final stretch of the season. In the regular season finale, he threw two interceptions and only finished with 143 yards through the air. The game before that, he threw for 297 yards and two touchdowns. Though he hasn’t helped his touchdown-to-interception ratio in recent weeks, he’s capable of putting up a positive stat line any week and will be the guy when the Spartans take the field against TCU. The backup to Maxwell’s only thrown six passes this season. ...
http://collegesportsblog.dallasnews.com/2012/12/five-offensive-opponents-to-know-for-tcu-football-opponent-michigan-state.html/
