EAST LANSING — Michigan State junior tight end Dion Sims is “day to day†with a left ankle injury but unlikely to play when MSU hosts Iowa on homecoming Saturday, coach Mark Dantonio said today on The Paul W. Smith Show on WJR 760-AM.
“I don’t know that he’ll make it this week,†Dantonio said of Sims, “but he may make it next week. We’ll have to see how he responds in the next couple days, really.â€
Sims hurt the ankle early in Saturday’s 31-27 comeback win at Indiana. After Iowa, the Spartans travel Oct. 20 to play Michigan.
Sims did not catch a pass before going down Saturday, but he still leads MSU with 24 catches for 313 yards.
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He is their most consistent receiver so this could be a big help to our defense. It's obvious from other articles that they don't think we have a chance, they saying that because we lost to C Michigan and they beat them 41-7 that this will be a warm up game for the rest of their season. I thought we played much better against Minnesota so I think they may be surprised.
“I don’t know that he’ll make it this week,†Dantonio said of Sims, “but he may make it next week. We’ll have to see how he responds in the next couple days, really.â€
Sims hurt the ankle early in Saturday’s 31-27 comeback win at Indiana. After Iowa, the Spartans travel Oct. 20 to play Michigan.
Sims did not catch a pass before going down Saturday, but he still leads MSU with 24 catches for 313 yards.
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He is their most consistent receiver so this could be a big help to our defense. It's obvious from other articles that they don't think we have a chance, they saying that because we lost to C Michigan and they beat them 41-7 that this will be a warm up game for the rest of their season. I thought we played much better against Minnesota so I think they may be surprised.
