The Michigan State Spartans cruised to a dominant 40-0 victory over FCS Prairie View A&M.
It was just a matter of how many points the Michigan State Spartans would put up on Prairie View A&M. The final score read 40-0, a big shutout for Joe Rossi's defense.
The Spartans had their most balanced rushing attack between Nate Carter and Kay'Ron Lynch-Adams rushed for 91 and 63 yards, respectively. This game it was Carter with the home run, a 60-yard touchdown in the second quarter.
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