gang-green.blogspot.com —
Worthy's absence leaves questions. One of the largest looming is who will replace him at defensive tackle. Tyler Hoover comes to mind, but according to a report, that player could be Anthony Rashad White, who enters his second season at Michigan State.
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Mitchell is after his 10th consecutive stoppage victory against Witherspoon, who has reeled off four straight knockout victories since, himself, being stopped by southpaw contender Tony Thompson in the ninth round in December of 2009 at Boardwalk Hall.
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freep.com —
Michigan State defensive coordinator Pat Narduzzi said defensive lineman Anthony Rashad White is having a great spring, although he's not getting as many reps at nose tackle, the position where he's projected to start. White (6-feet-2, 320 pounds) is getting more time at the three technique -- lining up between an offensive guard and tackle -- rather than at nose.
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thelittlebrotherblog.com —
Placing a huge emphasis on the running back position in the class of 2013, Michigan State wasted no time in locking up two of its top targets. Just a few days after signing day for the 2012 class, Gerald Holmes gave his verbal commitment to MSU. R.J. Shelton joined Holmes less than a month later as the second running back in the class, and just like it's a wrap at the position for 2013.
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detroitnews.com —
Michigan State athletic director Mark Hollis said part of his reasoning for building challenging non-conference schedules is to attract fans. The other part, of course, is to build the program, even if it means taking a few lumps and jeopardizing the postseason.
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lansingstatejournal.com —
The linebacker position is one full of depth for Michigan State. That’s a good thing for coaches, but it usually equates to some waiting for younger players who are eager to break through and make an impact on the field. Redshirt freshman Darien Harris currently is one of those players for the Spartans, but he’s already been mentioned frequently by coaches as one who has made great strides this spring.
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The 6-foot-2, 215-pound Cunningham is projected to be selected sometime on Day 3 — Saturday's Rounds 4-7 — but "he's got a chance to make a team," according to ESPN draft analyst Mel Kiper. Cunningham understands such modest expectations are based mostly on his modest speed — he was timed at 4.59 seconds in the 40-yard dash at February's NFL scouting combine.
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