The Sports Peninsula Podcast welcomes former Michigan State Football great LB Greg Jones! Greg shares some of his experiences in football from high school all the way to Super Bowl XLVI with the New York Giants in 2011 and to Canada in the CFL!
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How one MSU football great aided Jon Reschke’s path to atonement
Jon Reschke got advice from former All-American Greg Jones in his journey back to Michigan State. The linebacker hopes NFL teams see his atonement.
Source: Detroit Free Press
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Former Michigan State All-American Greg Jones sees greatness in Joe Bachie
The second-down tackle Joe Bachie made against Washington State in the fourth quarter of the Holiday Bowl was a textbook stop. The Michigan State sophomore middle linebacker closed quickly on receiver Renard Bell and stuffed him for a 4-yard reception.
Source: MLive.com
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Ranking Michigan State’s top 25 football players of the Big Ten era: 25-21
Michigan State wasn’t part of the original conference we know as the Big Ten. The Spartans replaced the departed University of Chicago in 1949 and became a full member in football in 1953. With that in mind, Land of 10 is unveiling our selections of the top 25 Michigan State football players since the Spartans began competing in the Big Ten. Players were evaluated solely on their performance at Michigan State.
Source: Land of 10
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Former Spartan Greg Jones uplifts Lapeer in wake of Anthony Herbert death
Greg Jones, 28, is a native of Cincinnati, Ohio but resides in Sterling Heights with his family. He was invited to speak at Lapeer based on a previous relationship with a parent on the team. Like the rest of the sporting world, Greg Jones was aware of Herbert’s death and can relate to their pain after witnessing the death of former Michigan State punter Mike Sadler and linebacker Mylan Hicks last year.
Source: MLive.com
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Former Michigan State LB Greg Jones: “Coach D knows how to correct a path”
The 2016 football season was tough to watch for any Michigan State fan. It was especially difficult for Greg Jones. Wins and losses are more personal for former players.
Source: Land of 10