Michigan State got a big win over the Purdue Boilermakers to keep its Bowl hopes alive, but it must land one last victory over the Rutgers Scarlet Knights to ma

For what has to be the first time ever, Michigan State will make it through the entire football season without a single noon kickoff. The details for MSU’s final game of the season at home against Rutgers on Nov. 30 were revealed on Monday, and it will be another later game, this time kicking off at 3:30pm ET.

The game will be broadcasted on FS1 from Spartan Stadium. If MSU wins its matchup with Purdue on Friday night, the game against Rutgers will decide if the Spartans will be in the postseason or not. Michigan State lost 27-24 to Rutgers the last time these two teams met.

After what can only be described as a disaster of a senior night, Rutgers will head to Michigan State in search of a way to return to the win column. The Spartans perhaps aren’t the most daunting opponent on Rutgers’ schedule however this is a do or die game for them on their senior night so Rutgers should reasonably expect the kitchen sink.