© Provided by Spartan Nation on FanNation Michigan State has lost four consecutive games by double-digits for the first time since 2002… Michigan State is the only Big Ten program still seeking its first win over a Power 5 opponent after the Spartans were beaten soundly by Ohio State on Saturday, 49-20. MSU’s four consecutive losses by double-digits is the longest such streak since 2002, under then-head coach Bobby Williams. While the loss to the Buckeyes was fairly lopsided, we take a look at the positives and the negatives of Saturday’s game in our Three Up, Three Down. Three Up 1.) Jaden Mangham discharged from hospital, returns to team True freshman safety Jaden Mangham suffered a scary injury late in the first quarter against the Buckeyes, when he collided violently with Ohio State tailback TreVeyon Henderson on a tackle. Mangham was strapped to a backboard and left the field on a medical…
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