Jonathan Smith's Firing Expected After Michigan State's Latest Loss
Summary
Michigan State University’s football coach, Jonathan Smith, is at risk of losing his job after the team’s defeat against Penn State. The team has a record of 3-7 and is currently on a seven-game losing streak. There is speculation about his replacement, with former LSU coach Brian Kelly mentioned as a potential candidate.Key Facts
- Michigan State lost 28-10 to Penn State at Spartan Stadium.
- Jonathan Smith's team has a record of 3 wins and 7 losses, with no wins in Big Ten games this season.
- The team is on a seven-game losing streak.
- Michigan State cannot qualify for a bowl game this year.
- Former LSU coach Brian Kelly is rumored to be a possible replacement for Smith.
- MSU is set to play against Iowa and finish the season against Maryland.
- Five previous wins were vacated due to recruiting violations under former head coach Mel Tucker.
- Many believe Smith's dismissal is a matter of 'when,' not 'if.'
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