Aidan Chiles, Nick Marsh, Jordan Hall and Jalen Thompson are known commodities Jonathan Smith and his coaches hope can take the next step toward stardom. But college football isn’t a two-on-two sport. And Michigan State’s second-year football staff knew, coming out of last season’s 5-7 debut, that more depth was needed to return to a bowl for the first time since 2021, let alone start competing for Big Ten championships again.
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