Of the things Michigan State’s football players say they’ve learned about themselves through the first two games, none is a more critical character trait than resiliency. It was a hallmark of the Spartans’ great teams in 2013, ’14 and ’15 — when a big play by an opposing offense never seemed to phase MSU’s defense and, conversely, a bone-headed decision by quarterback Connor Cook was forgotten (by him, at least) before he got to the next huddle.
Source: Lansing State Journal