EAST LANSING — Four games, four weeks.
One month, one mission: Keep winning.
Michigan State football’s most immediate tasks are putting an emotional comeback victory over Michigan in the past and preparing to make a tough trip to Purdue. And the No. 6 Spartans hit the road after staying unbeaten and continuing to move up in the national rankings, with both Big Ten championships and the potential of a return to the College Football Playoff becoming more and more realistic.
“We put ourselves in a good position heading into the last month of the season,” Tucker said during his weekly news conference Monday.