The pair of wide receivers have earned a reputation as jokesters among their teammates. Davis prefers pranks while Stewart reserves his effort for jokes, according to the latter.
Source: The State News
The pair of wide receivers have earned a reputation as jokesters among their teammates. Davis prefers pranks while Stewart reserves his effort for jokes, according to the latter.
Source: The State News
Darrell Stewart Jr. didn’t see it coming. As the sophomore wide receiver wrapped up his interviews Monday at Michigan State’s football media day, his position coach came up behind him. Terrence Samuel pulled him in and gave him a big smooch on the side of the head. “I love him,” Samuel turned and told reporters as Stewart cracked up. “I love him.”
Source: Land of 10
With all the hubbub surrounding the quarterback position, Michigan State’s inexperience at wide receiver seems to have been overshadowed. But it is every bit as important as who is delivering the ball. The Spartans completed 211 passes in 2016. Seniors caught 133 of them. Underclassman running backs and tight ends caught 25 more still.
Source: Land of 10