Coming to Michigan State as a freshman, Madre London had some big goals set for himself. He wanted to record over 500 yards and battle for some playing time with backup Nick Hill. However, he was redshirted and now has an opportunity to battle for the vacant starting running back job left by Jeremy Langford.
It’s going to be hard to replace a guy like Langford who finished his career on the highest note possible, recording 10 straight 100-yard games, but London has the skill to do just that.
He came out of high school in Florida as just a three-star back, but wasn’t as highly recruited as other backs in the class.