Couch: The latest reboot of Michigan State football begins. This one can't — and shouldn't — fail.

In East Lansing, Michigan, expectations are high for Michigan State's football team as they embark on a new era under head coach Pat Fitzgerald. After a series of coaching changes, this particular reboot holds promise to bring back the vitality and excitement that college football provides. The team's players, coaches, and fans eagerly await the opportunity to experience the thrill of competing once again.

Fitzgerald's passionate and expressive coaching style is seen as a breath of fresh air, offering a refreshing shift from the previous coaching eras led by Jonathan Smith and Mel Tucker. While Smith's calm demeanor and low-ego approach had its merits, and Tucker's swagger had its impact, Fitzgerald's dynamic personality is believed to be the right fit for the team's needs.

This new roster, assembled under Fitzgerald and his coaching staff, shows promise with a mix of experienced players and talented transfers. The offensive line, in particular, boasts three experienced starters, while Cam Edwards is set to make a strong impact as a transfer running back. The defense, despite significant turnover, shows some momentum and has the potential to be disruptive on the field.

Fitzgerald's staff, including co-defensive coordinator Max Bullough and special teams coach LeVar Woods, are fully committed to the team's success. With Fitzgerald's belief in the power of building belief and resolve year by year, the Spartans have a chance to turn things around and experience the joy of football again. As the season begins, all eyes will be on Fitzgerald, his staff, and the new roster to determine if this reboot truly has what it takes to succeed.