EAST LANSING – When Messiah deWeaver walks out of the tunnel at Welcome Stadium on Saturday in Dayton, Ohio, he knows he’ll hear it from someone.
The Michigan State-Ohio State game will be ending about the time deWeaver, MSU’s quarterback commitment for 2016, leads 12-0 Huber Heights Wayne against 11-1 Hilliard Davidson in a 7 p.m. Ohio Division I regional semifinal. Most of the folks who will pull for him Saturday night will be on the other end of the emotional rooting Saturday afternoon.
“If we win,” deWeaver said of a Spartans’ upset at Ohio Stadium, “someone will be screaming at me, mad about it.