EAST LANSING – Anyone expecting Mel Tucker to tip his hand on who will be Michigan State football’s starting quarterback hasn’t been paying attention the past three years.
Still, the question his fans are all wondering had to be asked. It was the first one during his first weekly news conference of the season on Monday.
Maintaining his policy of revealing as little information as possible, the fourth-year coach declined to elaborate on whether Noah Kim or Katin Houser – or someone else – will take the first snaps Friday when the Spartans open the season at home against Central Michigan (7 p.