As Michigan State gears up for a critical matchup against Boston College, the Spartans are facing significant adversity due to key injuries within their squad. Despite coming in with a perfect 3-0 record, the team will be severely impacted by the absence of several crucial offensive players, as reported by MLive.

Michigan State wide receiver Nick Marsh (6) advances toward the end zone past Maryland defensive back Perry Fisher (20) for a touchdown during the second half of an NCAA football game, Saturday, Sept. 7, 2024, in College Park, Md. (AP Photo/Stephanie Scarbrough) AP

Two games into his Michigan State football career, freshman wide receiver Nick Marsh is already making an impact and big plays in the passing game.

The River Rouge product, only two weeks into his first college season, already has made waves in college football.

Columnist Graham Couch gives his initial thoughts on the Spartans' performance Saturday night in a loss at Boston College with three quick takes.

Nick Marsh, Jaron Glover and Antonio Gates Jr. joined Alante Brown on Michigan State's availability report for Saturday's game. Marsh appeared to have gotten hurt in the first half of last week’s win against Prairie View A&M. He was seen hobbling off the field after making a 20-yard reception, though he returned in the game later.

It is expected to be a rainy night in Boston tonight for Michigan State football's match-up against Boston College, so hopefully this doesn't impact a game plan too much that should include a lot of rush attempts,

Michigan State football wraps up its nonconference slate with a visit to ACC foe Boston College (8 p.m.) in Week 4 of the 2024 season.