Michigan State has returned to the football field.
According to Chris Solari, the Spartans resumed football workouts Wednesday after some issues with coronavirus. (RELATED: David Hookstead Is The True King In The North When It Comes To College Football)
The team was quarantined in late July because of positive coronavirus tests.
MSU football resumed team workouts today per a program spokesman. Spartans were under a 14-day quarantine from July 22 to Tuesday.
— Chris Solari (@chrissolari) August 5, 2020
Not a moment too soon for the Spartans to get back on the gridiron and working out! The Big 10 announced the conference’s schedule Wednesday.
Games are slated to start the weekend of September 5, which means time is winding down for teams to prepare for battle.
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If Michigan State had to take much more time to prepare, then there’s little chance that they’d be ready to roll opening weekend against Minnesota.
Given how Mel Tucker is in his first year with the Spartans and coronavirus has screwed up workouts, MSU has no time to waste when it comes to preparing.
Luckily for the players and fans, Michigan State is back on the field. Now, it’s time to get to work.