Cole Chewins’ college football career is over. The offensive lineman has elected to not pursue a sixth year of eligibility and has instead moved forward with his life, an MSU spokesperson said.
Source: Spartan Tailgate
Tag: Cole Chewins
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Cole Chewins trudges toward uncertain future in football
Cole Chewins hasn’t worn a full set of pads since Michigan State was conducting training camp in August. It’s possible he never will again. Still, you can find Chewins in the Spartans’ facility for every practice, tucked to the side in his No. 61 jersey doing what he can to inch closer to a return that might never come.
Source: Spartan Tailgate
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Cole Chewins out with back injury, expected to return this season
Michigan State will open the 2019 season without one of its most experienced offensive linemen. Fifth-year senior left tackle Cole Chewins was not listed on the depth chart the Spartans released Tuesday morning and will miss the season opener against Tulsa on Friday (7 p.m., FS1), coach Mark Dantonio said.
Source: mlive.com
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Michigan State making Cole Chewins’ health a top priority in camp
Cole Chewins had a frustrating 2018 season. Michigan State’s left tackle sat out that spring with an unspecified injury, then missed the opening game against Utah State and was limited early. The senior sat out again this spring, and MSU coach Mark Dantonio admitted Thursday the Spartans are trying to minimize what Chewins is doing during preseason camp.
Source: Detroit Free Press
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Cole Chewins Named to Wuerffel Trophy Watch List
Cole Chewins has been named to the Wuerrfel Trophy Watch List. Known as “College Football’s Premier Award for Community Service,” the Wuerrfel Trophy is presented annually to the FBS player that best combines exemplary community service with athletic and academic achievement. The award is named after 1996 Heisman Trophy winning quarterback Danny Wuerffel from the University of Florida.
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Cole Chewins Named Academic All-American for Second Straight Year
For the second year in a row, Michigan State junior offensive tackle Cole Chewins has earned Academic All-America honors. Chewins, a first-team selection in 2017, was named to the 2018 Google Cloud Academic All-America Division I Second Team on Monday, as selected by CoSIDA (College Sports Information Directors of America).
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Cole Chewins Named to Academic All-District Team
Michigan State junior offensive tackle Cole Chewins has been named to the 2018 Google Cloud Academic All-District Football Team, as selected by CoSIDA (College Sports Information Directors of America).
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Cole Chewins slowly getting back on the field
As far as what exactly is ailing him, Cole Chewins isn’t saying. But Michigan State’s left tackle says he’s on the mend and hope to see his role increase going forward.”It’s definitely frustrating, no one ever wants to sit out,” Chewins said. “But I’ll push through it, get through it, work hard and get back out there.”
Source: MLive.com
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Cole Chewins “working hard” to get back for Spartans
Mark Dantonio gave some clarity about Cole Chewins. A minor update. And an inadvertent admission. Dantonio said Michigan State’s returning left tackle is practicing despite sitting out the opening game against Utah State. “But,” Dantonio said, “I don’t really talk about injuries.”
Source: Detroit Free Press
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Michigan State football preview: The offensive line
For all the hope and hype surrounding this Michigan State football team, much of it hinges on MSU’s offensive line answering questions it hasn’t yet. This young unit was sound in pass protection a year ago, allowing just 1.6 sacks per game, third fewest in the Big Ten.
Source: Lansing State Journal
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Michigan State wants more from starting offensive tackles
It was an on-the-job learning curve for Luke Campbell and Cole Chewins last year. Michigan State football needs both offensive tackles to make big leaps this fall, both in the run game and in protecting quarterback Brian Lewerke. “It’s not high school football – it’s Big Ten football, it’s college football,” sophomore right tackle Campbell said last week at media day. “So you’re going against the best of the best. And I like to challenge myself with that.”
Source: Detroit Free Press
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Football Media Day Coverage: Offense
Michigan State held its annual media day Monday afternoon in the Izzo Family Media Center inside Spartan Stadium. Click through for selected quotes from the offensive players and coaches that spoke at media day.
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Cole Chewins proof of Dantonio’s development
Michigan State doesn’t have the best offensive line in the Big Ten, but the potential is there for the Spartans. Guys like Tyler Higby, David Beedle, Luke Campbell and Kevin Jarvis have extremely high ceilings, but Cole Chewins is one who doesn’t quite get the respect he deserves.
Source: Spartan Avenue
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Michigan State suffered key loss on offensive line but returns ‘seven strong’ up front
Michigan State lost just one senior starter on offense from last season, but it was a substantial departure. Center Brian Allen, a three-year starter with experience at all three interior positions, was selected by the Los Angeles Rams in the fourth round of the NFL draft. He was a team captain, the anchor of the offensive line and his spot is the most difficult for the Spartans to replace heading into this season.
Source: MLive.com
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Cole Chewins Named to CoSIDA Academic All-America First Team
Michigan State third-year sophomore offensive tackle Cole Chewins has been named a first-team Academic All-American, as selected by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA).
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Cole Chewins Named to CoSIDA Academic All-District First Team
Michigan State third-year sophomore offensive tackle Cole Chewins has been named to the Academic All-District 5 First Team, as selected by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). Chewins, who owns a 3.91 grade-point average as a finance major, is now eligible to earn Academic All-America honors.
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The Mark Dantonio Show – October 5, 2017
Preview of Michigan Game. Special guests Offensive Tackle Cole Chewins and Linebacker Shane Jones
Source: Spartan Sports Network
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2017 Michigan vs. MSU: Can Cole Chewins slow Chase Winovich?
Winovich is Michigan’s weak-side rush end. Whether U-M’s lined up in a 3-3-5 set or a standard four-man front, Winovich will spend most of the game opposite Chewins, Michigan State’s left tackle, with Rashan Gary on the other side as a strong-side anchor end.
Source: Detroit Free Press