Senior Bowl: MSU punter Bryce Baringer named National Team Special Teams Practice Player-of-the-Week

Andrew Brewster
·1 min read

Michigan State football players are starting to dominate at the Senior Bowl’s practice week. In a day where we already saw one Spartan, Jayden Reed, named one of the players of the week, Bryce Baringer was also voted the Practice Player-of-the-Week by his peers on the National squad.

No surprise here, as Baringer had an absolutely stellar season and is on track to be drafted.

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