Podcast: Postgame Thoughts on MSU's Win Over Toledo in 2026 Opener
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- Michigan State was missing Deon Crawford and Samson Gash from the start, while Jordan Hall was in and out and Ben Murawski played only limited second-half snaps after starting at left tackle.
- The podcast did not identify any injury as severe enough to change the overall complexion of Michigan State's offense.
- Michigan State's offensive approach helped take air out of the ball and limit Toledo's offensive chances, which mattered because the Spartans still allowed two very long touchdowns on defense.
- Rodney Bullard's role is meaningful because he is now viewed as a starter, while Chris Chama-Cray was described as having a good opener as a returning starter.
- Michigan State was missing Deon Crawford and Samson Gash from the start, while Jordan Hall was in and out and Ben Murawski played only limited second-half snaps after starting at left tackle.
- The podcast did not identify any injury as severe enough to change the overall complexion of Michigan State's offense.
- Michigan State's offensive approach helped take air out of the ball and limit Toledo's offensive chances, which mattered because the Spartans still allowed two very long touchdowns on defense.
- Rodney Bullard's role is meaningful because he is now viewed as a starter, while Chris Chama-Cray was described as having a good opener as a returning starter.
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