Michigan State Firing Jonathan Smith Looks More 'Inevitable' After Loss
Summary
Michigan State University's football team lost another game, increasing pressure on their head coach, Jonathan Smith, whose team has struggled this season. The university is considering whether to keep Smith or use the funds from his potential buyout to recruit new players. This decision depends on how the team performs in the remaining games of the season.Key Facts
- Michigan State lost to Minnesota 23-20, making it their sixth straight loss.
- The team's current season record is 3 wins and 6 losses overall, with no wins in Big Ten conference play.
- Jonathan Smith has been the head coach of MSU since before the 2024 season, with an overall record of 8 wins and 13 losses.
- There is an ongoing discussion about whether to pay Smith’s $33 million buyout if he is replaced.
- The university is also considering spending money to attract new players through NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) deals.
- Eight other Power 4 programs are searching for new head coaches, which could make it harder for MSU to find a replacement.
- Michigan State will next play Penn State on November 15 after a break in their schedule.
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