Michigan State OC Nick Sheridan addresses offensive unit's challenges before Nebraska
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 23, 2026, 12:30 AM
Last updated Sep 23, 2026

Michigan State offensive coordinator Nick Sheridan spoke about the changes needed for his unit following a 27-10 loss to Notre Dame. As the Spartans prepare for their first Big Ten game against Nebraska, Sheridan emphasized the importance of better execution from both coaches and players. He noted that the team needs to sustain drives to increase their play opportunities and improve overall performance. Sheridan praised Jordan Hall for his leadership and highlighted the need to avoid penalties. He acknowledged that while creativity in play design is necessary, clear communication and execution are crucial.
- •Michigan State lost to Notre Dame, 27-10.
- •The Spartans face Nebraska in their first Big Ten game.
- •Nick Sheridan emphasizes the need for better execution.
- •Jordan Hall recognized for his communication skills on the field.
- •Coaches and players must work on avoiding penalties.
- 12:30 AMYahoo Sports — Michigan State OC Nick Sheridan breaks down changes his unit needs
"Hear what Michigan State offensive coordinator Nick Sheridan had to say about his unit heading into Nebraska.
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