Those are the two feelings I’m left with at the end of the season. Going into it, I thought the Spartans could be a 7-5 team and, with a few more plays against Boston College and Michigan, they would have been.
In the summer, I didn’t think the Spartans would go into Ann Arbor and win but I did think, with all of Michigan’s roster and coaching losses from last year, that it would be a competitive game. I was hoping the Spartans could stay within a few touchdowns of Ohio State and Oregon and at least look better than the complete blowouts suffered at the hands of OSU over the last several years.