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Jacub Panasiuk has signed as an undrafted free agent with the Washington Commanders.
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Kevin Jarvis, Jacub Panasiuk Sign as Undrafted NFL Free Agents
5/2/2022 10:15:00 AM | Football
EAST LANSING, Mich. – Following the 2022 NFL Draft, former Michigan State Spartans Kevin Jarvis (offensive lineman, Detroit Lions) and Jacub Panasiuk (defensive end, Washington Commanders) signed as undrafted free agents, while center Matt Allen (New York Giants), kicker Matt Coghlin (Chicago Bears), linebacker Noah Harvey (Las Vegas Raiders), defensive end Drew Jordan (Carolina Panthers) and quarterback Anthony Russo (Carolina Panthers) were invited to rookie minicamp.
Four Spartans were selected in the 2022 NFL Draft – running back Kenneth Walker III (Seattle Seahawks, second round, No. 41 overall), wide receiver Jalen Nailor (Minnesota Vikings, sixth round, No. 191 overall), tight end Connor Heyward (Pittsburgh Steelers, sixth round, No. 208 overall) and offensive tackle AJ Arcuri (Los Angeles Rams, seventh round, No. 261 overall). It marked the most NFL Draft selections for the program since 2016.
Matt Allen – Center – 6-3 – 315 – Hinsdale, Ill. – Hinsdale Central High School
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CAREER NOTES: Four-year letterwinner played in 44 career games, including 30 starts at center (seven in 2018, nine in 2019, one in 2020, 13 in 2021) . . . returned for a sixth year in 2021 and participated in spring practice after missing most of the 2020 season with a foot injury . . . selected to play in the 2022 Hula Bowl in Orlando.
2021 SEASON (GRADUATE SENIOR): Earned honorable mention All-Big Ten accolades by both coaches and media . . . started all 13 games at center, playing 609 snaps . . . helped block for Doak Walker Award winner and Walter Camp Player of the Year Kenneth Walker III, who finished No. 2 in the FBS in rushing yards with 1,636 yards . . . played 69 snaps against No. 12 Pitt in his final game wearing the Green and White in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl . . . started Senior Day game vs. Penn State in final home game at Spartan Stadium, matching jersey number with 64 snaps . . . was starting center at Ohio State and logged 44 snaps . . . started Maryland game at center, collecting 52 snaps . . . was starting center in game at Purdue, playing 46 snaps . . . started Michigan game at center and played 62 snaps . . . started at Indiana at center and played 37 snaps . . . was starting center at Rutgers and played 32 snaps, helping clear way for B1G season-high 588 yards of total offense . . . started Western Kentucky game at center and played 40 snaps . . . started at center in game against Nebraska, logging 29 snaps . . . was starting center for Miami game, playing 45 snaps . . . started home opener vs. Youngstown State, playing 39 snaps, helping MSU collect 595 yards of total offense (323 passing, 272 rushing), including 408 yards of total offense in the first half, the first time it had more than 400 total yards in the first half since 2007 . . . started at center in season opener at Northwestern, playing 50 snaps in helping road grade the way for Spartan offensive rushing attack that ran for 326 yards.
Matt Coghlin – Kicker – 5-9 – 190 – Cincinnati, Ohio – Archbishop Moeller High School
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Five-year letterwinner (2017-21) had a record-setting career with the Spartans . . . set school records for most points scored (382) and most field goals made (76) . . . also finished his career ranked among the school's all-time leaders in PAT percentage (first at 100 percent, 148-of-148), PATs made (third with 148), field-goal attempts (first with 104), field-goal percentage (fifth at 73.1 percent) . . . his 76 field goals rank second most in Big Ten history, trailing only Penn State's Kevin Kelly (78 from 2005-08), and his 382 points rank sixth most . . . returned to MSU for a sixth season in 2021 and played in a school-record 57 games during his career, along with teammate Jacub Panasiuk . . . finished his career 148-for-148 in PATs, becoming just the 28th player in FBS history to make 100 percent of his PAT attempts (minimum of 100) . . . earned All-Big Ten honors all five of his seasons (2018: first team; 2017, 2019, 2020, 2021: honorable mention) . . . five-time Academic All-Big Ten honoree, just one of five players in program history to earn that distinction . . . set a school record with 18 straight field goals (Nov. 4, 2017 to Oct. 27, 2018), which was also tied for the fourth-longest streak in Big Ten history . . . earned Big Ten Special Teams Player of the Week honors four times in his career (vs. Penn State in 2017, vs. Indiana in 2018, vs. Northwestern in 2020, vs. Indiana in 2021) . . . had five game-winning field goals in his career (34-yarder as time expired to beat No. 7 Penn State in 2017; 21-yarder with five seconds left to defeat Indiana in 2019; 33-yarder with 2:14 remaining to beat Maryland in 2019; 48-yarder with 3:35 remaining to beat Northwestern in 2020; 21-yarder in overtime to beat Nebraska in 2021) . . . had 22 career games with at least two field goals made, including a stretch of five in row that was snapped at Iowa in 2020 . . . had 23 career field goals of 40+ yards and two of 50+ yards . . . graduated from the business school with his bachelor's degree in finance in December 2020 and earned his master's degree in business analytics in December 2021.
2021 SEASON (GRADUATE SENIOR): Earned honorable mention All-Big Ten by the media . . . collected Academic All-Big Ten accolades for the fifth time . . . ranked third on the team in scoring with 77 points (12 field goals, career-high 41 PATs) . . . was 12-of-19 on field goals and 41-of-41 on PATs . . . also handled kickoffs, averaging 63.4 yards with touchbacks on 41 of his 53 kicks (77 percent; 13th best in FBS) . . . had a streak of 22 straight touchbacks during the first four games of the season . . . suffered an injury during the last month of the season and was limited in his last four games while missing the Purdue game on Nov. 6 . . . became Michigan State's all-time leading scorer with his first extra point of the game in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl, surpassing Brett Swenson for the top spot in the school record books . . . also connected on a 36-yard field goal in the first quarter in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl and kicked his second PAT of the game with 22 seconds left that gave MSU a total of 31 points in the 31-21 win over No. 12 Pitt . . . had a 22-yard field goal and made both of his PATs on Senior Day vs. Penn State before leaving the game with an injury . . . was in limited duty for second game in a row at Ohio State, booming one kickoff and attempting one field goal . . . returned to limited duty in Maryland game, only handling PATs and possible FGs, making all four PATs, but did not handle any kickoffs . . . did not play in Purdue game due to injury . . . was 3-for-3 on PATs in Michigan game . . . had two of three longest field goals of career in game at Indiana, tying a career-high with a 51-yard field goal in the third quarter, matching 51-yarder vs. Michigan in 2020, adding a 49-yarder in the fourth quarter, along with two PATs and five kickoffs for a 65.0 ypk average with four touchbacks . . . named Big Ten Special Teams Player of the Week for his performance at Indiana . . . broke the MSU career field goal record with a 35-yarder in the fourth quarter of the Rutgers game, for his 72nd career upright split, and was also 4-of-4 on PATs and had six kickoffs for a 64.2 ypk average with three touchbacks on a windy, blustery New Jersey afternoon . . . was 2-for-2 on field goals in the Western Kentucky game, tying the MSU all-time record for FG made, and tied career-high for second time this season and fourth time in career going 6-for-6 on PATs, and also had nine kickoffs with a career-high eight touchbacks . . . connected on 3-of-4 field goals, including the fifth game-winning field goal of his career with a 21-yarder in overtime of Nebraska game, adding two PATs, as well as five kickoffs with first four going four touchbacks, before streak of consecutive touchbacks came to end after having to kickoff from the 20 after MSU penalty on previous TD . . . made five PATs and was 1-of-2 on FGs at Miami, adding a touchback on all seven kickoffs for second game in a row . . . tied career-high by making all six PATs in Youngstown State win, missing lone FG attempt, a 50-yarder in third quarter, and also had seven kickoffs with all going for touchbacks . . . was 1-for-2 on field goals in season-opening win at Northwestern, missing a 60-yard attempt as time expired in the first half, before splitting the uprights from 37-yards out in the fourth quarter also made all five PAT attempts, finishing with eight points, and also had seven kickoffs for a 62.7 ypk average with four touchbacks.
Noah Harvey – Linebacker – 6-4 – 245 – Hartland, Wis. – Arrowhead High School
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CAREER NOTES: Four-year letterwinner played in 43 career games from 2018-21, making 16 starts at linebacker (five in 2019, seven in 2020, four in 2021), with 137 tackles, including 14.0 for losses (60 yards) and 5.0 sacks (37 yards), adding seven pass break-ups, one interception and one forced fumble . . . hospitality business major graduated in December 2021.
2021 SEASON (REDSHIRT SENIOR): Played in 11 games, including starts in the last four games of the season (Maryland, Ohio State, Penn State, Pittsburgh) . . . finished the season with 32 tackles, with 20 stops in the last four games of the year during his starting assignments . . . played 329 snaps on defense and 98 snaps on special teams . . . recorded seven tackles, including a 1-yard loss, in playing 55 snaps in the win over No. 12 Pitt in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl . . . also broke up a pass in the end zone against the Panthers . . . started Penn State game and played all 60 defensive snaps plus special teams, tallying three tackles . . . started at Ohio State, posting five tackles with 1.0 TFL in playing 53 defensive snaps . . . drew first start of season in Maryland game, snaring first career interception, while logging season highs of five stops, 1.0 sack, 1.0 TFL and one pass break-up . . . snagged the interception at the 1-yard line to thwart UMD opening drive of third quarter and returned the oskie 35 yards, the third-longest INT return of the season by a Spartan . . . had two monstrous hits on kickoff coverage at Purdue . . . was efficient in playing time in Michigan game, posting three tackles in playing in seven defensive snaps and on 10 special teams plays, with all three tackles coming in span of seven plays, starting with kickoff, then the second tackle coming on ensuing first down play of series, before final tackle came in sixth play of series . . . saw limited defensive and special teams action at Indiana, logging 1.0 sack . . . notched one stop in playing 30 snaps at Rutgers . . . posted one tackle in playing in 23 defensive snaps in Western Kentucky game . . . did not see action in Nebraska game and at Miami . . . logged three tackles in playing 17 snaps against Youngstown State . . . tallied one tackle in playing in seven snaps in season-opening win at Northwestern.
Kevin Jarvis – Offensive Lineman – 6-6 – 325 – Chicago, Ill. – Maine South High School
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CAREER NOTES: Four-year letterwinner played in 44 career games, including 39 starts (25 at right guard, three at left tackle, 11 at right tackle / 10 in 2017, seven in 2018, three in 2019, seven in 2020, 12 in 2021) . . . earned his bachelor's degree in criminal justice in December 2020.
2021 SEASON (GRADUATE SENIOR): Earned honorable mention All-Big Ten accolades by both the coaches and media . . . started all 12 regular-season games, starting first eight at right guard before shifting to right tackle in last four games (Ohio State, Maryland, Purdue and Penn State), playing in 739 offensive snaps . . . played in every offensive snap in three straight games (Purdue, Michigan, Indiana) as part of four total games (Penn State) . . . did not play in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl . . . started Penn State at right tackle, logging all 80 offensive snaps . . . started Ohio State game at right tackle, tallying 53 of the 60 offensive snaps . . . was starting right tackle in Maryland game, notching 76 of the 81 offensive plays, the most of the offensive line and second-most on the offense only behind QB Payton Thorne . . . made first start at right tackle of season in Purdue game, and played in all 67 offensive snaps . . . started Michigan game at right guard and played in all 75 offensive snaps . . . was starting right guard at Indiana and was in on all 66 offensive snaps . . . started game at Rutgers at right guard, registering offensive-line leading 52 of 66 total offensive snaps . . . was starting right guard in Western Kentucky contest, recording 73 of 75 offensive snaps . . . started at right guard in Nebraska game, notching 53 snaps . . . was starting right guard at Miami, logging 53 of 73 offensive snaps . . . started home opener vs. Youngstown State at right guard, playing 41 snaps . . . was in on 50 snaps in season-opening win at Northwestern, helping offense road grade the way for Spartan offensive rushing attack that ran for 326 yards, marking the first time that the Spartans rushed for 300 yards in a game since 2014 at Indiana (330 yards).
Drew Jordan – Defensive End – 6-3 – 255 – Suwanee, Ga. – North Gwinnet High School
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CAREER NOTES: Graduate transfer from Duke played in 60 collegiate games (played in 48 games for the Blue Devils from 2017-20, including 21 starts at defensive end; played in 12 games for the Spartans in 2021, including one start) . . . collected 120 total tackles, 18 TFLs and 11.5 sacks in his collegiate career . . . compiled 102 tackles (47 solo, 55 assists), 15.0 tackles for loss, 10.0 sacks, four fumble recoveries and one forced fumble during his time at Duke . . . posted 18 tackles (seven solo, 11 assists) with 3.0 tackles for loss and 1.5 sacks at MSU . . . played a total of 2,160 snaps with the Blue Devils . . . enrolled at Michigan State in January 2021 and participated in spring practice . . . graduated from Duke in December 2020 with a bachelor's degree in evolutionary anthropology.
2021 SEASON (GRADUATE SENIOR AT MSU): Played in 12 games with one start (vs. Indiana) to earn his first Spartan letter, logging 18 tackles (seven solos, 11 assists), with 1.5 sacks, 3.0 TFLs, one pass break-up and two QB hurries in playing 418 overall snaps . . . had one solo tackle in Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl win over No. 12 Pittsburgh . . . season-high tackle total incrementally increased four straight games (Rutgers, Western Kentucky, Nebraska, Miami) . . . posted one stop with 0.5 TFL in 28 snaps in Penn State game . . . registered one tackle with 0.5 TFL and one pass break-up at Ohio State, logging 37 snaps . . . tallied one tackle, going for 0.5 TFL in playing 22 snaps in Maryland game . . . posted first full sack of season at Purdue, with 1.0 for 3 yards in only tackle, while playing 38 snaps . . . notched one stop in Michigan game, in playing 39 snaps . . . made first start of Spartan career at Indiana, playing in 52 snaps . . . tallied season-high four tackles with 0.5 sack at Rutgers, logging 40 snaps . . . registered three stops and one QB hurry in 47 snaps in the Western Kentucky contest . . . logged two tackles in playing 21 snaps in Nebraska game . . . was in on 40 snaps at Miami and notched one tackle and one QB hurry . . . made Spartan debut in season-opening win at Northwestern, notching two tackles in playing 35 snaps.
Jacub Panasiuk – Defensive End – 6-4 – 255 – Roselle, Illinois – Lake Park West High School
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CAREER NOTES: Five-year letterwinner played in a school-record 57 games during his Spartan career, including 43 starts at defensive end . . . returned for his fifth season with the Spartans in 2021 . . . finished his career with 142 tackles, including 32 for losses (169 yards) and 16 sacks (111 yards) . . . also had six pass break-ups, five forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries . . . closed his career ranked 11th in MSU history with 16 sacks and 13th with 32 TFLs . . . had streak of starting 29 consecutive games, before missing Penn State game in 2020 due to injury, just the second game missed of career . . . also ranked No. 5 on MSU's career forced fumbles list (5).
2021 SEASON (GRADUATE SENIOR): Earned second-team All-Big Ten accolades from coaches and media . . . third-team All-Big Ten honoree by Pro Football Focus . . . according to Pro Football Focus, ranked fifth in the FBS for most QB pressures in 2021 (73) and tied for fourth with 41 QB hurries . . . finished the season with career highs in sacks (7) and tackles (37) while tying his career high in tackles for loss (11) . . . led team in both sacks (7) and TFLs (11) . . . ranked tied for sixth in the Big Ten in sacks (7) and tied for 11th in TFLs (11) . . . started all 13 games at defensive end . . . played 725 snaps, most among Spartan defensive linemen and fifth-most overall on the MSU defense . . . also had three pass break-ups, two fumble recoveries and one forced fumble . . . closed out Spartan career with five tackles, including two TFLs (13 yards) and a 10-yard sack in the win over No. 12 Pitt in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl . . . logged four tackles with 0.5 sack, with one pass break-up and two QB hurries in Penn State game, logging 41 defensive snaps, to grade out at defensive-best 88.3 run defense role and overall grade of 78.3 according to PFF . . . was limited without a tackle at Ohio State in playing 47 defensive snaps . . . started Maryland game at defensive end, and was held without a tackle for just the second time in 2021 (Northwestern game), but did log game-high two QB hurries, in playing 58 snaps . . . was starting defensive end in game at Purdue, posting three tackles in logging 65 snaps, grading out a defensive-best 91.1 according to PFF . . . started Michigan game at defensive end, tallying two tackles, one fumble recovery and one pass break-up, in playing 57 snaps, with the fumble recovery coming in the fourth quarter, getting ball back to MSU offense for the go-ahead and game-winning TD . . . started at Indiana and posted 1.0 sack for loss of 11 yards, part of five total tackles, adding two QBU hurries and posted first pass break-up of season, in playing in 80 of the 93 defensive snaps . . . registered third-straight game with at least 0.5 sack and fifth straight game with at least 0.5 TFL logging 0.5 sack at Rutgers, part of four tackles, adding one QB hurry in recording a defensive line-leading 57 snaps . . . tied career high with 2.0 sacks for the second consecutive week with pair of sacks in Western Kentucky contest in playing 65 snaps . . . had a career-high two sacks in Nebraska game, including a strip sack in the fourth quarter, finishing with seven tackles overall, in playing 66 snaps, earning PFF Defensive Player of the Week honors, producing a 94.1 pass-rush grade and 14 pressures on 39 rushes, according to PFF . . . started game at Miami, notching 48 snaps, in posting a tackle for loss on the game's first play from scrimmage, later adding his first career fumble recovery in the fourth quarter, setting up a Spartan TD deep in Hurricane territory . . . had four tackles, including two for losses (9 yards), vs. Youngstown State . . . started season-opening win at Northwestern, notching one QB hurry while playing in 55 snaps.
Anthony Russo – Quarterback – 6-4 –240 – Doylestown, Pa. – Archbishop Wood High School
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Graduate transfer quarterback from Temple joined the Spartan program in January 2021 . . . played in 31 games for the Owls from 2017-20, including 26 starts . . . played in two games at MSU, giving him 33 career games played . . . completed 60 percent of his passes (543-of-908) for 6,330 yards, 44 touchdowns and 32 interceptions in his career . . . finished his career at Temple among the school's all-time leaders in passing yards (third with 6,292 yards), passing TDs (third with 44), passing completions (third with 536) and passing attempts (fourth with 899) . . . had two of the four top passing games in Temple history (No. 3 with 444 yards at No. 9 UCF in 2018; No. 4 with 409 yards vs. Bucknell in 2019) . . . played in two games (Ohio State and Youngstown State) for the Spartans in 2021 . . . completed 7-of-9 passes for 43 yards . . . played 23 snaps on offense . . . was 2-for-2 passing at Ohio State (one completion for 2 yards, one for minus-two yards) . . . made Spartan debut in Youngstown State win, recording 5-for-7 passing for 43 yards and rushing three times for 10 yards.
Four Spartans were selected in the 2022 NFL Draft – running back Kenneth Walker III (Seattle Seahawks, second round, No. 41 overall), wide receiver Jalen Nailor (Minnesota Vikings, sixth round, No. 191 overall), tight end Connor Heyward (Pittsburgh Steelers, sixth round, No. 208 overall) and offensive tackle AJ Arcuri (Los Angeles Rams, seventh round, No. 261 overall). It marked the most NFL Draft selections for the program since 2016.
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Matt Allen – Center – 6-3 – 315 – Hinsdale, Ill. – Hinsdale Central High School
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CAREER NOTES: Four-year letterwinner played in 44 career games, including 30 starts at center (seven in 2018, nine in 2019, one in 2020, 13 in 2021) . . . returned for a sixth year in 2021 and participated in spring practice after missing most of the 2020 season with a foot injury . . . selected to play in the 2022 Hula Bowl in Orlando.
2021 SEASON (GRADUATE SENIOR): Earned honorable mention All-Big Ten accolades by both coaches and media . . . started all 13 games at center, playing 609 snaps . . . helped block for Doak Walker Award winner and Walter Camp Player of the Year Kenneth Walker III, who finished No. 2 in the FBS in rushing yards with 1,636 yards . . . played 69 snaps against No. 12 Pitt in his final game wearing the Green and White in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl . . . started Senior Day game vs. Penn State in final home game at Spartan Stadium, matching jersey number with 64 snaps . . . was starting center at Ohio State and logged 44 snaps . . . started Maryland game at center, collecting 52 snaps . . . was starting center in game at Purdue, playing 46 snaps . . . started Michigan game at center and played 62 snaps . . . started at Indiana at center and played 37 snaps . . . was starting center at Rutgers and played 32 snaps, helping clear way for B1G season-high 588 yards of total offense . . . started Western Kentucky game at center and played 40 snaps . . . started at center in game against Nebraska, logging 29 snaps . . . was starting center for Miami game, playing 45 snaps . . . started home opener vs. Youngstown State, playing 39 snaps, helping MSU collect 595 yards of total offense (323 passing, 272 rushing), including 408 yards of total offense in the first half, the first time it had more than 400 total yards in the first half since 2007 . . . started at center in season opener at Northwestern, playing 50 snaps in helping road grade the way for Spartan offensive rushing attack that ran for 326 yards.
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Matt Coghlin – Kicker – 5-9 – 190 – Cincinnati, Ohio – Archbishop Moeller High School
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Five-year letterwinner (2017-21) had a record-setting career with the Spartans . . . set school records for most points scored (382) and most field goals made (76) . . . also finished his career ranked among the school's all-time leaders in PAT percentage (first at 100 percent, 148-of-148), PATs made (third with 148), field-goal attempts (first with 104), field-goal percentage (fifth at 73.1 percent) . . . his 76 field goals rank second most in Big Ten history, trailing only Penn State's Kevin Kelly (78 from 2005-08), and his 382 points rank sixth most . . . returned to MSU for a sixth season in 2021 and played in a school-record 57 games during his career, along with teammate Jacub Panasiuk . . . finished his career 148-for-148 in PATs, becoming just the 28th player in FBS history to make 100 percent of his PAT attempts (minimum of 100) . . . earned All-Big Ten honors all five of his seasons (2018: first team; 2017, 2019, 2020, 2021: honorable mention) . . . five-time Academic All-Big Ten honoree, just one of five players in program history to earn that distinction . . . set a school record with 18 straight field goals (Nov. 4, 2017 to Oct. 27, 2018), which was also tied for the fourth-longest streak in Big Ten history . . . earned Big Ten Special Teams Player of the Week honors four times in his career (vs. Penn State in 2017, vs. Indiana in 2018, vs. Northwestern in 2020, vs. Indiana in 2021) . . . had five game-winning field goals in his career (34-yarder as time expired to beat No. 7 Penn State in 2017; 21-yarder with five seconds left to defeat Indiana in 2019; 33-yarder with 2:14 remaining to beat Maryland in 2019; 48-yarder with 3:35 remaining to beat Northwestern in 2020; 21-yarder in overtime to beat Nebraska in 2021) . . . had 22 career games with at least two field goals made, including a stretch of five in row that was snapped at Iowa in 2020 . . . had 23 career field goals of 40+ yards and two of 50+ yards . . . graduated from the business school with his bachelor's degree in finance in December 2020 and earned his master's degree in business analytics in December 2021.
2021 SEASON (GRADUATE SENIOR): Earned honorable mention All-Big Ten by the media . . . collected Academic All-Big Ten accolades for the fifth time . . . ranked third on the team in scoring with 77 points (12 field goals, career-high 41 PATs) . . . was 12-of-19 on field goals and 41-of-41 on PATs . . . also handled kickoffs, averaging 63.4 yards with touchbacks on 41 of his 53 kicks (77 percent; 13th best in FBS) . . . had a streak of 22 straight touchbacks during the first four games of the season . . . suffered an injury during the last month of the season and was limited in his last four games while missing the Purdue game on Nov. 6 . . . became Michigan State's all-time leading scorer with his first extra point of the game in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl, surpassing Brett Swenson for the top spot in the school record books . . . also connected on a 36-yard field goal in the first quarter in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl and kicked his second PAT of the game with 22 seconds left that gave MSU a total of 31 points in the 31-21 win over No. 12 Pitt . . . had a 22-yard field goal and made both of his PATs on Senior Day vs. Penn State before leaving the game with an injury . . . was in limited duty for second game in a row at Ohio State, booming one kickoff and attempting one field goal . . . returned to limited duty in Maryland game, only handling PATs and possible FGs, making all four PATs, but did not handle any kickoffs . . . did not play in Purdue game due to injury . . . was 3-for-3 on PATs in Michigan game . . . had two of three longest field goals of career in game at Indiana, tying a career-high with a 51-yard field goal in the third quarter, matching 51-yarder vs. Michigan in 2020, adding a 49-yarder in the fourth quarter, along with two PATs and five kickoffs for a 65.0 ypk average with four touchbacks . . . named Big Ten Special Teams Player of the Week for his performance at Indiana . . . broke the MSU career field goal record with a 35-yarder in the fourth quarter of the Rutgers game, for his 72nd career upright split, and was also 4-of-4 on PATs and had six kickoffs for a 64.2 ypk average with three touchbacks on a windy, blustery New Jersey afternoon . . . was 2-for-2 on field goals in the Western Kentucky game, tying the MSU all-time record for FG made, and tied career-high for second time this season and fourth time in career going 6-for-6 on PATs, and also had nine kickoffs with a career-high eight touchbacks . . . connected on 3-of-4 field goals, including the fifth game-winning field goal of his career with a 21-yarder in overtime of Nebraska game, adding two PATs, as well as five kickoffs with first four going four touchbacks, before streak of consecutive touchbacks came to end after having to kickoff from the 20 after MSU penalty on previous TD . . . made five PATs and was 1-of-2 on FGs at Miami, adding a touchback on all seven kickoffs for second game in a row . . . tied career-high by making all six PATs in Youngstown State win, missing lone FG attempt, a 50-yarder in third quarter, and also had seven kickoffs with all going for touchbacks . . . was 1-for-2 on field goals in season-opening win at Northwestern, missing a 60-yard attempt as time expired in the first half, before splitting the uprights from 37-yards out in the fourth quarter also made all five PAT attempts, finishing with eight points, and also had seven kickoffs for a 62.7 ypk average with four touchbacks.
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Noah Harvey – Linebacker – 6-4 – 245 – Hartland, Wis. – Arrowhead High School
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CAREER NOTES: Four-year letterwinner played in 43 career games from 2018-21, making 16 starts at linebacker (five in 2019, seven in 2020, four in 2021), with 137 tackles, including 14.0 for losses (60 yards) and 5.0 sacks (37 yards), adding seven pass break-ups, one interception and one forced fumble . . . hospitality business major graduated in December 2021.
2021 SEASON (REDSHIRT SENIOR): Played in 11 games, including starts in the last four games of the season (Maryland, Ohio State, Penn State, Pittsburgh) . . . finished the season with 32 tackles, with 20 stops in the last four games of the year during his starting assignments . . . played 329 snaps on defense and 98 snaps on special teams . . . recorded seven tackles, including a 1-yard loss, in playing 55 snaps in the win over No. 12 Pitt in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl . . . also broke up a pass in the end zone against the Panthers . . . started Penn State game and played all 60 defensive snaps plus special teams, tallying three tackles . . . started at Ohio State, posting five tackles with 1.0 TFL in playing 53 defensive snaps . . . drew first start of season in Maryland game, snaring first career interception, while logging season highs of five stops, 1.0 sack, 1.0 TFL and one pass break-up . . . snagged the interception at the 1-yard line to thwart UMD opening drive of third quarter and returned the oskie 35 yards, the third-longest INT return of the season by a Spartan . . . had two monstrous hits on kickoff coverage at Purdue . . . was efficient in playing time in Michigan game, posting three tackles in playing in seven defensive snaps and on 10 special teams plays, with all three tackles coming in span of seven plays, starting with kickoff, then the second tackle coming on ensuing first down play of series, before final tackle came in sixth play of series . . . saw limited defensive and special teams action at Indiana, logging 1.0 sack . . . notched one stop in playing 30 snaps at Rutgers . . . posted one tackle in playing in 23 defensive snaps in Western Kentucky game . . . did not see action in Nebraska game and at Miami . . . logged three tackles in playing 17 snaps against Youngstown State . . . tallied one tackle in playing in seven snaps in season-opening win at Northwestern.
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Kevin Jarvis – Offensive Lineman – 6-6 – 325 – Chicago, Ill. – Maine South High School
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CAREER NOTES: Four-year letterwinner played in 44 career games, including 39 starts (25 at right guard, three at left tackle, 11 at right tackle / 10 in 2017, seven in 2018, three in 2019, seven in 2020, 12 in 2021) . . . earned his bachelor's degree in criminal justice in December 2020.
2021 SEASON (GRADUATE SENIOR): Earned honorable mention All-Big Ten accolades by both the coaches and media . . . started all 12 regular-season games, starting first eight at right guard before shifting to right tackle in last four games (Ohio State, Maryland, Purdue and Penn State), playing in 739 offensive snaps . . . played in every offensive snap in three straight games (Purdue, Michigan, Indiana) as part of four total games (Penn State) . . . did not play in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl . . . started Penn State at right tackle, logging all 80 offensive snaps . . . started Ohio State game at right tackle, tallying 53 of the 60 offensive snaps . . . was starting right tackle in Maryland game, notching 76 of the 81 offensive plays, the most of the offensive line and second-most on the offense only behind QB Payton Thorne . . . made first start at right tackle of season in Purdue game, and played in all 67 offensive snaps . . . started Michigan game at right guard and played in all 75 offensive snaps . . . was starting right guard at Indiana and was in on all 66 offensive snaps . . . started game at Rutgers at right guard, registering offensive-line leading 52 of 66 total offensive snaps . . . was starting right guard in Western Kentucky contest, recording 73 of 75 offensive snaps . . . started at right guard in Nebraska game, notching 53 snaps . . . was starting right guard at Miami, logging 53 of 73 offensive snaps . . . started home opener vs. Youngstown State at right guard, playing 41 snaps . . . was in on 50 snaps in season-opening win at Northwestern, helping offense road grade the way for Spartan offensive rushing attack that ran for 326 yards, marking the first time that the Spartans rushed for 300 yards in a game since 2014 at Indiana (330 yards).
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Drew Jordan – Defensive End – 6-3 – 255 – Suwanee, Ga. – North Gwinnet High School
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CAREER NOTES: Graduate transfer from Duke played in 60 collegiate games (played in 48 games for the Blue Devils from 2017-20, including 21 starts at defensive end; played in 12 games for the Spartans in 2021, including one start) . . . collected 120 total tackles, 18 TFLs and 11.5 sacks in his collegiate career . . . compiled 102 tackles (47 solo, 55 assists), 15.0 tackles for loss, 10.0 sacks, four fumble recoveries and one forced fumble during his time at Duke . . . posted 18 tackles (seven solo, 11 assists) with 3.0 tackles for loss and 1.5 sacks at MSU . . . played a total of 2,160 snaps with the Blue Devils . . . enrolled at Michigan State in January 2021 and participated in spring practice . . . graduated from Duke in December 2020 with a bachelor's degree in evolutionary anthropology.
2021 SEASON (GRADUATE SENIOR AT MSU): Played in 12 games with one start (vs. Indiana) to earn his first Spartan letter, logging 18 tackles (seven solos, 11 assists), with 1.5 sacks, 3.0 TFLs, one pass break-up and two QB hurries in playing 418 overall snaps . . . had one solo tackle in Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl win over No. 12 Pittsburgh . . . season-high tackle total incrementally increased four straight games (Rutgers, Western Kentucky, Nebraska, Miami) . . . posted one stop with 0.5 TFL in 28 snaps in Penn State game . . . registered one tackle with 0.5 TFL and one pass break-up at Ohio State, logging 37 snaps . . . tallied one tackle, going for 0.5 TFL in playing 22 snaps in Maryland game . . . posted first full sack of season at Purdue, with 1.0 for 3 yards in only tackle, while playing 38 snaps . . . notched one stop in Michigan game, in playing 39 snaps . . . made first start of Spartan career at Indiana, playing in 52 snaps . . . tallied season-high four tackles with 0.5 sack at Rutgers, logging 40 snaps . . . registered three stops and one QB hurry in 47 snaps in the Western Kentucky contest . . . logged two tackles in playing 21 snaps in Nebraska game . . . was in on 40 snaps at Miami and notched one tackle and one QB hurry . . . made Spartan debut in season-opening win at Northwestern, notching two tackles in playing 35 snaps.
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Jacub Panasiuk – Defensive End – 6-4 – 255 – Roselle, Illinois – Lake Park West High School
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CAREER NOTES: Five-year letterwinner played in a school-record 57 games during his Spartan career, including 43 starts at defensive end . . . returned for his fifth season with the Spartans in 2021 . . . finished his career with 142 tackles, including 32 for losses (169 yards) and 16 sacks (111 yards) . . . also had six pass break-ups, five forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries . . . closed his career ranked 11th in MSU history with 16 sacks and 13th with 32 TFLs . . . had streak of starting 29 consecutive games, before missing Penn State game in 2020 due to injury, just the second game missed of career . . . also ranked No. 5 on MSU's career forced fumbles list (5).
2021 SEASON (GRADUATE SENIOR): Earned second-team All-Big Ten accolades from coaches and media . . . third-team All-Big Ten honoree by Pro Football Focus . . . according to Pro Football Focus, ranked fifth in the FBS for most QB pressures in 2021 (73) and tied for fourth with 41 QB hurries . . . finished the season with career highs in sacks (7) and tackles (37) while tying his career high in tackles for loss (11) . . . led team in both sacks (7) and TFLs (11) . . . ranked tied for sixth in the Big Ten in sacks (7) and tied for 11th in TFLs (11) . . . started all 13 games at defensive end . . . played 725 snaps, most among Spartan defensive linemen and fifth-most overall on the MSU defense . . . also had three pass break-ups, two fumble recoveries and one forced fumble . . . closed out Spartan career with five tackles, including two TFLs (13 yards) and a 10-yard sack in the win over No. 12 Pitt in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl . . . logged four tackles with 0.5 sack, with one pass break-up and two QB hurries in Penn State game, logging 41 defensive snaps, to grade out at defensive-best 88.3 run defense role and overall grade of 78.3 according to PFF . . . was limited without a tackle at Ohio State in playing 47 defensive snaps . . . started Maryland game at defensive end, and was held without a tackle for just the second time in 2021 (Northwestern game), but did log game-high two QB hurries, in playing 58 snaps . . . was starting defensive end in game at Purdue, posting three tackles in logging 65 snaps, grading out a defensive-best 91.1 according to PFF . . . started Michigan game at defensive end, tallying two tackles, one fumble recovery and one pass break-up, in playing 57 snaps, with the fumble recovery coming in the fourth quarter, getting ball back to MSU offense for the go-ahead and game-winning TD . . . started at Indiana and posted 1.0 sack for loss of 11 yards, part of five total tackles, adding two QBU hurries and posted first pass break-up of season, in playing in 80 of the 93 defensive snaps . . . registered third-straight game with at least 0.5 sack and fifth straight game with at least 0.5 TFL logging 0.5 sack at Rutgers, part of four tackles, adding one QB hurry in recording a defensive line-leading 57 snaps . . . tied career high with 2.0 sacks for the second consecutive week with pair of sacks in Western Kentucky contest in playing 65 snaps . . . had a career-high two sacks in Nebraska game, including a strip sack in the fourth quarter, finishing with seven tackles overall, in playing 66 snaps, earning PFF Defensive Player of the Week honors, producing a 94.1 pass-rush grade and 14 pressures on 39 rushes, according to PFF . . . started game at Miami, notching 48 snaps, in posting a tackle for loss on the game's first play from scrimmage, later adding his first career fumble recovery in the fourth quarter, setting up a Spartan TD deep in Hurricane territory . . . had four tackles, including two for losses (9 yards), vs. Youngstown State . . . started season-opening win at Northwestern, notching one QB hurry while playing in 55 snaps.
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Anthony Russo – Quarterback – 6-4 –240 – Doylestown, Pa. – Archbishop Wood High School
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Graduate transfer quarterback from Temple joined the Spartan program in January 2021 . . . played in 31 games for the Owls from 2017-20, including 26 starts . . . played in two games at MSU, giving him 33 career games played . . . completed 60 percent of his passes (543-of-908) for 6,330 yards, 44 touchdowns and 32 interceptions in his career . . . finished his career at Temple among the school's all-time leaders in passing yards (third with 6,292 yards), passing TDs (third with 44), passing completions (third with 536) and passing attempts (fourth with 899) . . . had two of the four top passing games in Temple history (No. 3 with 444 yards at No. 9 UCF in 2018; No. 4 with 409 yards vs. Bucknell in 2019) . . . played in two games (Ohio State and Youngstown State) for the Spartans in 2021 . . . completed 7-of-9 passes for 43 yards . . . played 23 snaps on offense . . . was 2-for-2 passing at Ohio State (one completion for 2 yards, one for minus-two yards) . . . made Spartan debut in Youngstown State win, recording 5-for-7 passing for 43 yards and rushing three times for 10 yards.
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