Another week, another major injury for the Spartans. Starting right guard Gavin Broscious is likely out for the season, coach Jonathan Smith announced on Monday. Broscious, a redshirt sophomore, was blocking during the third quarter when he was rolled up on from behind by a defender and suffered an apparent lower left leg injury in last week’s 40-0 win against Prairie View A&M.

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

Michigan State football will be without another key offensive lineman for "likely" the rest of the year. Spartans head coach Jonathan Smith met with the media on Monday and he provided an update on st

Jonathan Smith in his news conference Monday gave Michigan State football injury news on Gavin Broscious before Spartans vs. Boston College in Week 4.

Gavin Broscious is the second right guard to suffer a long-term injury and at least the sixth MSU player who’s sidelined for the foreseeable future.

The loss of Broscious is particularly concerning as the Spartans prepare to face formidable opponents in the coming weeks. This week, Michigan State gears up to take on Ohio State, with kickoff times and television networks being announced,