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EAST LANSING, April 2, 2025 ~ Michigan State Football’s spring practice is well underway, as transfers settle in and second year players and coaches reach a deeper understanding of what needs to be done to improve upon a 5-7 2024 season.
After a tough sophomore campaign, junior quarterback Aidan Chiles is focusing on strengthening his voice in the locker room.
“Last year I don’t feel like I was the leader I should have been,” Chiles told the media after practice. “This year, Instead of talking about it, really just doing it. Leading by example, taking action.”
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(CONTINUED) New additions to the offensive line and receiver room through the transfer portal should provide a boost to Chiles’ 13-touchdown, 11-interception stat line last year. So far, the Spartans have incorporated 16 new transfers and 11 freshmen to the roster.
While the spring transfer window isn’t officially open, the 10-day portal period is already welcoming new players like former MSU cornerback Caleb Coley. Head Coach Jonathan Smith will have from April 16-25 to continue supplementing his roster.
With no spring game wrapping up off-season training period, the final practice will be held on April 19. The first game of the 2025 will kick off on Aug. 30 against Western Michigan at Spartan Stadium.
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