I don’t want to be too hyperbolic, but this might have been the worst loss for Michigan State football since the John L. Smith era. On senior day, the Spartans threw away a 24 to 7 lead entering halftime to lose to a struggling Indiana Hoosiers team in double-overtime in what is easily the worst loss of the Mel Tucker era considering the lead they lost.
In a game where MSU had two running backs rush for 100 yards, and Keon Coleman dazzled with 107 yards and a touchdown, the Spartans could not maintain the lead and through poor coaching decisions, an unlucky interception by Payton Thorne, and a missed field goal, the Spartans lost this one in double-overtime.
