Marvis Parrish

The fact he was not in on that two-point conversion, uh, was a bit, a little bit of, of malpractice on Michigan State's part, I have to say.

Instead it was Marvis Parrish, who has been fine.

Uh, you haven't really seen a big, uh, play from him here in this one, but he's young, he's a sophomore, uh, still a bright future in college football as well.

Brandon Tullis hasn't really been involved much this year, and you also have Kenneth Williams involved in that running back room just a little bit, uh, as well.

But that play had a 0% success rate.

Gee, I wonder who's gonna get the ball here, Alessio Milovoyovic standing five yards away from the running back? Or, or is Marvis Parrish really gonna have his second carry of the game? Of course, he was gonna pitch it to Alessio.

Of course, Illinois knew exactly where that ball was going to go.

Now, I would've rather it have been thrown in the end zone, but Jayden Savory wasn't even in the end zone for that play.

I, I know I keep repeating myself, talking myself in circles like a maniac would.

Every single person knew how that play was going to unfold.

Yeah, M- yeah, Marvis Parrish, who's had one carry so far that game.

Th- that'll fool him.

Jazz Patterson steps in, and for the second tilt in a row, he led the Spartans' ground attack 62 yards on 18 carries.

Marvis Parrish, 11 carries, 36 yards.

Alessio Milivojevic, 15 of 32 for 103 yards.

Here's the deal.

point to you got to get cleaner and quicker and more precise in the passing game so I thought there were stretches of that in the second half that like I said so that probably would have happened with or without the ward or the ward Cam Edwards too many camps right now in the lexicon yeah without him you know you still probably would have done some of that but yeah it's And to be clear, and to be fair, I think Jazz Patterson is a capable fill-in guy.

I like Marvis Parrish a lot.

He hasn't done much here, but I thought he was really intriguing coming in.

I still think he could be intriguing.

And to be clear, and to be fair, I think Jazz Patterson is a capable fill-in guy.

I like Marvis Parrish a lot.

He hasn't done much here, but I thought he was really intriguing coming in.

I still think he could be intriguing.

I haven't met him before, but...

What do you think Marvis Parrish can help bring to that room with the running back you two expected to have? He's a real dynamic back.

I'll say that about Marv.

He can do a lot out the backfield.

Like, I think Jazz Patterson is a decent running back at the Big Ten level.

I like the pickup of Marvis Parrish.

Maybe give Kenneth Williams some carries.

Brandon Tullis could be good in short yardage situations.