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The Spartans added several experienced transfer receivers to complement returning star Nick Marsh.Marsh had a breakout freshman season but was often double-teamed as the year went on.Michigan State finished in the bottom third of the FBS in passing, total offense, and scoring last season.
EAST LANSING — Aidan Chiles joined Michigan State football a little over a year ago and immediately found a football brother in Nick Marsh. The two quickly formed a bond on and off the field, and the Spartans’ passing game appeared headed toward big things.LING
Until opponents caught on to their connection.
That, along with attrition via transfers, required Jonathan Smith and his staff to go out and bring in more pass-catching weapons to offset the additional attention being paid to Marsh.
MSU added an influx of transfer receivers in the offseason — Omari Kelly, Chrishon McCray, Evan Boyd and Rodney Bullard Jr. The hope: That those experienced veterans help bring along Marsh and a group of younger wideouts to maximize the potential of Chiles and the passing attack this fall.
“We watch a lot of film together, so the chemistry is building,” Marsh said Tuesday. “But these guys, they’re animals. They’re in the film room every day, they’re grinding. … You can just see how much detail they’re putting into the work and craft.
“I think the chemistry of the room is getting better day in and out.”
In a breakout debut season, Marsh led the Spartans in catches (41) and receiving yards (649), both program records for true freshmen. He also tied for the team lead in touchdown…
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