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The big hope for Michigan Wolverines and MSU Spartans is the Big Flop, ah, I mean the Big Ten
posted by Pat Caputo at
7:59 PM
Monday, September 24, 2012
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MSU's big problem has been the receivers dropping too many passes. Dantonio has been working on getting the passing game going, cause he knows that the team won't go anywhere without a good passing attack. I think everybody knew that there would be a drop off due to new players starting in the skills positions. I'd be surprised if the Spartans end up with better than nine wins this season. The program doesn't have the status of a program like Michigan that can recruit the talent that should be able to make an impact right away. Dantonio has a gap in his player development, with this year basically having to play younger, less experienced players at the receiver position.
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