Michigan State football falls to No. 9 UCLA in sixth straight loss
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 24, 2026, 11:48 PM
Last updated Oct 24, 2026
Michigan State football lost to No. 9 UCLA, 28-10, on October 24. The Spartans started strong but were unable to maintain momentum, especially in the second half. Freshman quarterback Kayd Coffman struggled after an early touchdown pass, finishing 0-for-6 with an interception. Safety Devin Vaught showcased strong defensive play, forcing two fumbles. An injury to linebacker Ben Roberts has raised concerns about its impact on the team's defense.
- •Michigan State lost their sixth consecutive game, now at 2-6 this season.
- •Kayd Coffman finished with one touchdown but struggled with passing after a good start.
- •Devin Vaught had a strong performance with eight tackles and two forced fumbles.
- •Ben Roberts' injury could significantly affect Michigan State's defensive performance.
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