Michigan State's Brian Lindgren, Tanner Miller and Nate Carter reflect on the Iowa win and look forward to the matchup with Michigan.

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This week I was joined by Justin Roh from Blue By Ninety. Justin and I share an exciting opportunity for Michigan AND Michigan State fans to come together to support a good cause.

Support Rivals for a Cause to raise funds for pediatric cancer research through the Block Out Cancer fund at the University of Michigan Health C.S. Mott Children's Hospital.

We also get into the game preview. Justin details players to watch on Michigan's offense and defense and makes predictions about how the Wolverines will match up against the Spartans.

Check out this preview to get all the information you need to know before Michigan State takes on its rival in Ann Arbor.

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"It goes almost without saying that CBS has seen its viewership decline this season — the network’s 3:30 PM ET Big Ten windows have averaged 3.65 million viewers, down 28% from a mixture of Big Ten and SEC games in the same window at the same point last season (5.10M) and 26% lower than ABC’s competing 3:30 PM ET SEC slot (4.94M). (CBS is not disclosing Nielsen figures as the parties are at an impasse, but its viewership is still widely reported by industry publications.)"

Full article on Sports Media Watch and the CBS "game of consequence" angle it's approaching for now:

I was away for the game on Saturday and just last night watched the You Tube TV archive of the broadcast. I was impressed with NBC's coverage; I liked the camera angles and the picture was as clear as I can remember seeing on a football broadcast. In addition, I was pleased with the positivity exuded by the announcers throughout the game.

I'm just wondering if others have seen significant improvements in game broadcast comparing the various providers...Fox, BTN, NBC etc.