Terrence Samuel is in his eighth season at Michigan State and has two decades of coaching experience. The wide receivers coach admits this season stands out from the rest and not in a positive way. Samuel has never dealt with so many injuries. “No,” he said Wednesday afternoon. “No way, no way.”
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Michigan State assistant coaches Mike Tressel and Terrence Samuel spoke to the media Wednesday afternoon, to review the Spartans’ 26-6 loss to No. 8 Ohio State and preview this week’s game, when Michigan State heads to Nebraska to face the Cornhuskers on Saturday, Nov. 17 at 12 p.m. ET/11 a.m. CT in Memorial Stadium.
Michigan State assistant coaches Terrence Samuel and Ron Burton spoke to the media Wednesday afternoon, to review the Spartans’ win at Minnesota and preview this week’s Homecoming game against Indiana.
Things are so good for Terrence Samuel these days he thinks the gray in his hair might just disappear and come back in darker. No, Michigan State’s wide receivers coach hasn’t found some new-fangled formula in how to avoid going gray. What he does have is fresh optimism about his position group, one that might be the most unproven on a Spartans team that will be counting heavily on youth and inexperience when it kicks off the season Sept. 2 at home against Bowling Green.
Source: Detroit News