It took two snaps for Michigan State football to dictate the tone against Iowa. Nate Carter for 8 yards to start the game, following a strong surge from center Tanner Miller and right guard Brandon Baldwin. Then it was Kay’Ron Lynch-Adams off the left side for 8 more on the second play, hitting a hole created by a powerful push from Miller and left guard Luke Newman. Suddenly, after six games of backfield penetration handcuffing their running backs, the Spartans’ run game became unshackled and dominant Saturday night.
Source: Detroit Free Press