Tag: Damion Terry

It would be easy to be bummed for Damion Terry, if it weren’t so pointless. Terry, the former Cathedral Prep superstar who will finish his college career when No. 16 Michigan State meets No. 18 Washington State in Thursday’s Holiday Bowl in San Diego, isn’t nearly as apoplectic as some people think he should be over the fact that he never matched his high school success with the Spartans.In fact, his unselfish, all-for-the-program perspective on the trajectory of his five years at MSU is made of stuff you’d like to bottle up and hand out — free of charge — to the me-first masses.

Source: Go Erie

For senior quarterback Damion Terry, being a Michigan State Spartan has been a roller-coaster ride of a journey, filled with ups and downs, twists and turns. However, this journey has shaped him into the person he is today, and he wouldn’t change being a Spartan for anything.

Source: The Only Colors

The grin creased across Damion Terry’s face Tuesday night didn’t suggest a guy mourning the fact that he’s not the starting quarterback at Michigan State. It wasn’t indicative of a man who has endured numerous shoulder and knee surgeries.

Source: Lansing State Journal

“Damion … he’s better than that performance that happened out there,” Dantonio said Tuesday. “I think that’s what he has to concentrate on. He’s played well for us in the past and, for whatever reason, I just felt like we didn’t want to end the game in that fashion, and we’re going to make sure that you go in and you make plays. So that was the mind-set there. So we finished up and went back in after.”

Source: Detroit Free Press

Damion Terry was in a Michigan State uniform for the first time when he heard the chants. With the offense struggling in the season opener against Western Michigan, “we want Terry, we want Terry” rang out inside Spartan Stadium. Terry didn’t play that game, or any other, as a true freshman. And, now four years later, there are no guarantees he will even take a meaningful snap this season.

Source: MLive.com

For the Spartans, it appears fifth-year senior Damion Terry is the clear No. 2, but there will be pressure applied from both redshirt freshman Messiah deWeaver and freshman Rocky Lombardi.

Source: Detroit News

The lasting image from the end of Damion Terry’s 2016 season is of him sitting on a training table at Penn State’s Beaver Stadium with a towel draped over his head. The Spartans quarterback had just made his first start in Michigan State’s finale against Penn State, in his home state no less.But after a promising start to the game, with points on his first two drives, Terry took a helmet-to-helmet hit in the second quarter. His night was done, and guessing the emotions going on under that towel wasn’t tough to do.

Source: MLive.com