While it seemed impossible, Michigan State was able to pull out a win in its final game of the season. Weeks ago, it became crystal clear that this Spartans team was not going to be bowl eligible. With only a little room to grow, they showed some improvement in the final two weeks.
MSU capped it off with a 38-28 win over Maryland, at Ford Field, no less. It marked the Spartans’ first and only B1G win of the season. While three-star defensive lineman Yendor Mack wasn’t in attendance, he’ll be around campus starting Nov 30 as Michigan State looks to flip yet another recruit.
National signing day is approaching, and Michigan State is doing everything in its power to keep itself in the mix. After a dreadful season that saw them lose eight straight games, the last thing they want to do is have recruits abandon them. Instead of being stuck with nothing next year, MSU keeps putting its name in the mix to flip key players like Mack.
Yendor Mack’s MSU Visit
2026 DT Yendor Mack is heading to East Lansing on Sunday.Story now on Spartan Tailgate.(VIP)https://t.co/lltIP5SXDNpic.twitter.com/BQ2r7fAwm1
— Corey Robinson (@C_Robinson247) November 28, 2025
Even though the 6’3” 295-pound defensive lineman committed to Coastal Carolina earlier this month, that doesn’t mean he’s ruling out Michigan State. Seeing as he’s a Harrisburg, PA, native, Spartan Stadium wouldn’t be the furthest place he could end up…