WATCH: Michigan State RBs Coach Keith Bhonapha Reflects on Michigan, Looks Ahead to Indiana
EAST LANSING, Mich. -- Michigan State has drastically improved in an area it had struggled in prior to its bye week -- its run game.
In each of their past two games, the Spartans have produced over 160 yards on the ground, a dramatic difference from their first six games.
Michigan State running backs coach talked about his group's production as of late, the loss to Michigan and the threat Indiana poses when he addressed the media on Tuesday.
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Below is a transcript from Michigan State coach Jonathan Smith's opening statement following Saturday's contest:
Smith: "OK, well, frustrating, disappointing. There was a lot to digest in the game. I look at both ends of halves, we didn't finish well at all. At the end of the first half, give them a 2-minute drive, we give them the ball and then, they get 3 points there. So that finish wasn't good going into halftime. I thought we regrouped, but then, the field position was not great, but our guys did continue to battle. Fast-forward to the fourth quarter, get it within a score, we get the ball, drive all the way down there, fourth-and-5, got to finish the thing. Still got three timeouts, and we can't get them off the field, so didn't finish like we wanted to. The group battled in, really, all three phases. There was some things we didn't do well enough to earn a win tonight, and that's why it's frustrating and disappointing."
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