Michigan State football is going up against Nebraska this Saturday to open Big Ten play. Ahead of Saturday’s matchup, and in accordance with new Big Ten guidelines, both teams have to release availability reports leading up to the game, sharing their specific injury designations.
On Wednesday, initial availability reports were released, showing that the Spartans were going to be without starting linebacker Brady Pretzlaff. On Thursday, an updated report was released.
The report remained unchanged for the Spartans, with no mention of Jordan Hall or Cam Edwards, while still listing KK Smith, Tyran Chappell and Cal Thrush as questionable. Nebraska’s report also remained unchanged.
MSU’s availability report is unchanged on the Thursday update. https://t.co/qj9XYyL0Vzpic.twitter.com/DeuBErvIPz
— Stephen Brooks (@StephenM_Brooks) September 25, 2026
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