Mistakes, injuries sink Michigan State in frustrating loss to Nebraska
Michigan State football made too many mistakes and suffered too many injuries in a Week 4 loss to Nebraska at Spartan Stadium on Saturday, Sept. 26.
Michigan State's football team suffered a disappointing 31-13 loss to Nebraska on Saturday, Sept. 26 at Spartan Stadium, due to a variety of mistakes and injuries. The Spartans had to contend with the absence of their most skilled players, including Cam Edwards, who exited the game early with a knee injury, and Jordan Hall, who missed time due to a leg injury.
The Cornhuskers' defense, already weakened by the absence of starting linebacker Brady Pretzlaff, proved too formidable, holding the Spartans to only one field goal in the second half. Despite a promising catch by tight end Jayden Savoury, the play was negated by a tough review. Quarterback Alessio Milivojevic, constantly pressured by Nebraska's defense which sacked him six times, fumbled twice, both recoveries going to the Cornhuskers.
A missed 52-yard field goal attempt sealed the outcome for Michigan State. The Spartans' next challenge will be facing Wisconsin on Oct. 3 at Madison.
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