East Lansing — As Michigan State continues to prepare for its season opener on Sept. 2 against Bowling Green, there are plenty of questions to be answered.
From quarterback to wide receiver to the offensive and defensive lines and all the way back to the secondary, there’s plenty the Spartans must figure out over the next few weeks and throughout the 2017 season.
What is unquestioned, however, is who will be in charge of getting Michigan State to pull out of the 3-9 tailspin that took place a season ago. Even through a winter and spring of off-field turmoil it’s been clear from athletic director Mark Hollis and president Lou Anna K.