In a disastrous performance, Michigan State was dominated by Washington on Saturday. The final score was 41-7, and the Huskies controlled the game from the opening whistle, amassing 713 total yards, the most yards allowed in MSU program history.
After a demoralizing loss like that, the only thing the Spartans can do is move forward. Redshirt senior wide receiver Tre Mosley and redshirt senior left guard J.D. Duplain talked about the importance of doing just that, fighting through adversity and sticking together as a team.
"It starts with just looking at ourself in the mirror first," Mosley said. "When you're a team and you go through a difficult time like this, you've got to see what can you do to improve individually and as a team because we can't worry about what anyone else is doing if we're not doing our stuff right. So from players, coaches, support staff, everyone, there's improvement that needs to be made, and we're going to do that. We have no choice."
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After a demoralizing loss like that, the only thing the Spartans can do is move forward. Redshirt senior wide receiver Tre Mosley and redshirt senior left guard J.D. Duplain talked about the importance of doing just that, fighting through adversity and sticking together as a team.
"It starts with just looking at ourself in the mirror first," Mosley said. "When you're a team and you go through a difficult time like this, you've got to see what can you do to improve individually and as a team because we can't worry about what anyone else is doing if we're not doing our stuff right. So from players, coaches, support staff, everyone, there's improvement that needs to be made, and we're going to do that. We have no choice."
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Spartans Illustrated - Michigan State's Tre Mosley and J.D. Duplain discuss leadership, adversity
Michigan State redshirt seniors J.D. Duplain and Tre Mosley discuss the Spartans' lop-sided loss to Washington.
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