Chris Davis

Beilein addressed the two-center lineup that Michigan State frequently turns to. “These big guys are giving everything they have but when are they really producing baskets for Michigan State? They have to examine that and see if there’s another way.” Beilein is sharing a sentiment that many Michigan State fans have been sharing all season.

D’Quan Douse is transferring in from Georgia Tech. Listed at 6-foot-2, 278 pounds, Douse should add some depth on the front line for the Spartans. In his career with the Yellow Jackets, Douse totaled 69 tackles, 5.5 sacks, and three forced fumbles. The hope for the Spartans will be that Douse is able to be a consistent part of the rotation up front on defense. Over the past few years the Spartans tried to improve the starting line but overall lacked depth.

Houston- The Centenary football team returns to action for the first time in nearly a month on Monday night as the Gents will face the North American University Stallions at Stafford High School with kickoff set for 7 p.m. The Gents (3-0) were scheduled to play the Haywood Crusaders at home on Sept. 30 but the game was cancelled, so the Maroon and White held a recent intrasquad scrimmage to stay in rhythm. Centenary hammered John Melvin 57-0 on Sept.