Michigan State football experienced another tough blow on Friday night, with tight end Jack Velling suffering a scary injury in the first half of the win over Purdue. Velling took a hard hit from a Purdue defender on a high pass and was instantly down on the ground injured.

How the Spartans reacted to Velling's injury, plus notes on Montorie Foster Jr. and the secondary's ability to isolate plays.

After suffering an injury in the first quarter against Purdue on Friday, Michigan State tight end Jack Velling was taken to the hospital, a team spokesperson told MLive’s Matt Wenzel. He took a big hit on the Spartans’ first possession,

Velling talked to the media about his first experience in the Michigan rivalry from this past weekend, and what he is seeing on the upcoming matchup with Indiana. Watch the interview via Spartan Mag on YouTube:

Michigan State starting tight end Jack Velling suffered a scary injury and was carted off the field early in Friday’s game against Purdue. On the first offensive possession of for the Spartans (4-6, 2-5 Big Ten),