BTN analyst shares positive outlook for MSU football after visiting practice this week
A Big Ten Network analyst is predicting brighter prospects for Michigan State football after touring the program this week. During the analyst's stop at Michigan State's practice, Dave Revsine expressed strong optimism about the Spartans' potential. Revsine emphasized on his social media that Michigan State is "more ready to compete than some might be anticipating."
The analyst outlined the blueprint for success at Michigan State as playing great defense, running the ball effectively, acquiring smart quarterback play from new starter Alessio Milivojevic, and winning in the margins. In summary, Revsine described Michigan State as a "solid group" rather than an incomplete team. The Big Ten Network analyst's positive outlook suggests that the Spartans could contend for a bowl game this fall, despite entering the 2026 season with modest expectations, having been ranked 16th among 18 teams in the preseason poll with a projected 4.5 wins.
Michigan State football will kick off its 2026 season on September 4 against Toledo, with kickoff at 8 p.m. ET.
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