Two yards and a cloud of dust. That’s been the theme of the Michigan State rushing attack this season, especially when LJ Scott has been toting the rock.
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Fair or not, fans have been calling for Connor Heyward to start in the backfield. He is averaging 6.4 yards per carry and has two touchdowns while Scott is rushing for 3.4 yards per carry and has yet to cross the goal-line, but he is not the problem, the offensive line is.
Don’t turn your back just yet on the senior running back from Ohio.