Breaking! -- ESPN - Davis a player to watch.

East Lansing --There are many words that I could use to talk about Ed Davis so that I can reference an article from another news provider and make it appear to be my own, so I will say these words.  Ed Davis, a good player who was hurt last year is coming back for a 6th year due to some complicated medical red shirt thing or another.  He is probably going to be good again and espn says he is a player to watch.

Here is a quote from the other person's article in order to make my story longer and appear as though I'm the one who is providing the content.  In fact, here is all of what was said in the article so there's really no need to click on the link and give the writer of the original article any acknowledgement whatsoever:

Michigan State LB Ed Davis: Spartans coaches expected a huge senior year out of Davis, whom they described as their most productive linebacker in 2014. But Davis suffered a season-ending knee injury on the first day of full-pad workouts in fall camp. He must graduate this spring before applying for a sixth year, and Michigan State is confident that will happen. He could turn an already very good linebacker corps into a potentially great one.

SeeRockCity is a freelance journalist covering MSU Athletics for this site.

See rock, I got through college by using quotes to make my papers seem longer than they were. I don't like when you make fun of my academic achievements.

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I hate to break it to you SRC but my sources have him entering the NBA draft.

WhiteBoyHatcher wrote:I hate to break it to you SRC but my sources have him entering the NBA draft.

Damn, we got a football player that's going to enter the NBA draft?!

Too bad he was injured... we coulda used him in the tourney.

If peeing your pants is cool.....

Davis, bullough, and Dowdell/Rescke/Frey is a helluva LBer Corp. Plus Shane Jones and Tyriq Thompson. I think Thompson takes over in the middle once Riley is gone. Plus little Bullough. Insane LBer depth. A second string of keys say Jones, Frey and Reschke is better than a lot of D1 starting units.

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The big question of the spring is whether "Slippery" Ed Davis has lost his slipperiness, or if the knee injury has made him gritty? News at 11.

DoogieHouser wrote:The big question of the spring is whether "Slippery" Ed Davis has lost his slipperiness, or if the knee injury has made him gritty? News at 11.

Welcome to the staff Doogie.

DoogieHouser wrote:The big question of the spring is whether "Slippery" Ed Davis has lost his slipperiness, or if the knee injury has made him gritty? News at 11.

Hey Doogie, how'd you like those results in Wisconsin last night?