Michigan State football loses starting offensive lineman to injury

Michigan State football has suffered another major loss to its offensive line, Following a season ending injury to Kristian Phillips, Gavin Broscious stepped in as the starting right guard for the offensive line.

Early in the second half of MSU’s game against Prairie View A&M, Broscious was rolled up on during a run play, and the end result did not look good.

It appeared Broscious suffered a gruesome injury to his lower leg, and he needed a cart to take him off of the field.

It appears to be another major loss for Michigan State’s offensive line, and fans will eagerly await an update from Jonathan Smith on the redshirt sophomore offensive lineman.

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