BIG 10 SQUAD: The Big 10 is BOYCOTTING Texas Tech | How this affects Michigan State

By Spartans IllustratedJune 11, 2026

Big Ten powers rally against Texas Tech over Brendan Sorsby’s controversial eligibility fight. As the Red Raiders attempt to play Sorsby despite NCAA regulations, Big Ten schools refuse all non-conference competition, igniting a heated debate about integrity, NIL chaos, and the role of judges in college football. Is this a Texas Tech scandal, an NCAA crisis, or a sign the sport is spinning out of control?

Recent Videos

TROUBLING SIGNS: MSU football red zone woes CONCERNING? Answers we still NEED from the Spartans

Michigan State Spartans’ red zone woes and offensive line questions spark early concern—is a bowl game still within reach? Matt Sheehan and Chase Glasser break down Michigan State’s frustrating red zone inefficiency after a nail-biting opener, spotlighting Cam Edwards’ breakout moments, blocking inconsistencies, and a success rate far below last year’s national average. They debate whether vanilla play calling or deeper systemic issues are at play, and analyze Nick Sheridan's offensive approach alongside key stats.

TROUBLING SIGNS: MSU football red zone woes CONCERNING? Answers we still NEED from the Spartans

HEAVY LOAD: Michigan State football puts SPOTLIGHT on Cam Edwards, Jayden Savoury DELIVERS early

Michigan State Spartans grind out a 10-point win over Toledo, but is Cam Edwards’ heavy workload a sign for concern? Star running back Edwards racks up 27 carries for 98 yards, leading the offense but raising questions about sustainability and depth behind him. Jayden Savory flashes as a potential game-changing tight end, while Alessio Milivojevic delivers an efficient, turnover-free performance at quarterback. The Spartans control possession, running 83 plays and holding the ball for over 43 minutes—yet advanced metrics suggest the victory was far from comfortable.