
Here's how you can watch Jonathan Smith, MSU players at Big Ten Football Media Days
The final day of Big Ten Football Media Days is nearly upon us, and we'll finally get to hear from the most important individuals there for us Spartans.
Michigan State head coach Jonathan Smith and a trio of players will be on hand on Thursday for the third and final day of Big Ten Football Media Days. Smith will be joined at media days with wide receiver Nick Marsh, linebacker Jordan Hall and offensive lineman Stanton Ramil.
Michigan State is one of six teams to be featured on day three of the event being held in Las Vegas. Other teams featured on Thursday include Iowa, Michigan, Purdue, UCLA and USC.
So when and how can you watch Smith and co. at Big Ten Football Media Days? Here's how you can catch all of your Spartans coverage from media days:
What channel is the Big Ten Media Days with Spartans? Time, TV schedule
TV Channel: Big Ten Network
Time: Smith will be at the podium at 3:15 p.m. ET on Thursday
Additional Big Ten Network coverage that may include the Spartans' players will be televised from 4 p.m. ET to 8 p.m. ET.
Stay with Spartans Wire for all of your Michigan State coverage from Big Ten Football Media Days as well.
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