Josiah Scott and MSU secondary on the hunt for more takeaways

By the end of this season, one Michigan State defensive back will have pocket full of nickels. And the group as a whole hopes they’ll have a lot more interceptions to their name. The Spartans cornerbacks and safeties have a new tradition this offseason: after each practice, every defensive back who doesn’t record an interception puts a nickel in a jar. After the season, the player with the most interceptions wins the pot.

Source: mlive.com