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CHIP ON SHOULDER: Is MSU football quarterback Alessio Milivojevic RANKED TOO LOW?

By Spartans IllustratedJuly 22, 2026

Michigan State Spartans quarterback Alessio Milivojevic lands at No. 69 in The Athletic’s FBS QB rankings, fueling questions about his ceiling and the strength of the Spartans’ upcoming schedule. Will Milivojevic’s competitive edge and improved supporting cast help him defy expectations amid a Big Ten stacked with top-tier quarterbacks?

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