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Michigan State working backs stay up for scrimmage

By Editorial Board Published August 8, 2025 3 Min Read
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Michigan State working backs stay up for scrimmage

EAST LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) – With eight working backs on the Michigan State roster, gamers can be combating for his or her spot on the depth chart, and coaches are wanting to see how every again performs on this weeks scrimmage.

Whereas the beginning spot for any place is at all times wanted, Michigan State working backs coach Keith Bhonapha says they want to make the most of a “multi-back” system this upcoming season.

Bhonapha defined throughout a press convention on Thursday, following fall camp follow, that the staff was leaning extra in the direction of this type with the intention to higher put on down defenses within the second half of video games, in addition to retaining gamers wholesome.

“The main thing everyone wants to say is perfect execution,” stated Bhonapha. “I think we want to have consistent execution and the guy that can consistently execute in the phases that we look at. First of all, running the ball and then protection. Those are the guys that are really going to take that step.”

With the scrimmage, Bhonapha says this scrimmage is vital for each participant regardless of the place, and sophomore working again Makhi Frazier says he is aware of everybody can be able to show what kind of participant they’re in additional of a sport setting.

“I think this scrimmage is important because it’ll really be able to set the tone and be able to show who has been working the hardest and whoever can be consistent for the longest,” defined Frazier.

Final season, Michigan State struggled at occasions within the purple zone. Sophomore working again Brandon Tullis says the purple zone has been a degree of emphasis as they proceed to get higher in that space.

“We’ve been working on that pretty good and I feel like we’ve all improved,” stated Tullis. “We’ve got some stuff in for the red zone. That definitely helps us improve, just being powerful in the run game helps improve the red zone too.”

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