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Google News: MSU football: Spring game shows Spartans advancing
[Lansing State Journal] - If anyone saw his stock rise in the past month, it was redshirt freshman Andre Sims Jr., who isn't big (5-foot-9, 187 pounds) but looks speedy and sure-handed. Keith Mumphery clearly has the ability to stretch the field, while Tennessee transfer
Google News: Spartan Digest Quick Take: Spring Game
[IlliniBoard.com (subscription)] - Andre Sims showed very well and freshman Kyle Kerrick was able to get his feet wet. However, by the time the Spartans open the season three players must have shown the ability to be go-to players when needed. Tony Lippett and Bennie Fowler were missed
MSU football: Adams gets shot to shine on offense
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[Lansing State Journal] - Quarterback Cook looked their way, then went back to the right side to redshirt freshman Andre Sims Jr. for a 3-yard touchdown. “I'm keeping that in my back pocket,” gushed wide receivers coach Terrence Samuels, who was the White team's head coach.
Spartans return to battle
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[MSU State News] - After Tuesday's practice, offensive coordinator Dan Roushar praised the big play capabilities of redshirt freshman wide receiver Andre Sims Jr., who was the first receiver taken during Wednesday's draft. “He just keeps making plays,” Roushar said.
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