Brian Lewerke, MSU offense flash progress during spring game, despite the Spartans not showing many of their offseason fixes, April 13, 2019. Chris Solari, Detroit Free Press
EAST LANSING — Anthony Williams felt the butterflies.
His first game in Spartan Stadium. Just four months removed from high school.
The early enrollee may have given Michigan State a glimpse of its future at running back.
Williams ran for a team-leading 26 yards on nine carries and caught three passes for 19 more yards, flashing a speed burst to the edge that stood out for the offense in a 42-26 loss to the defense in Saturday's spring game.