Wk 2 · 2026
Eastern Michigan Eagles at Michigan State Spartans — Sat, Sep 12
Sat, Sep 12 ·
Spartan Stadium, East Lansing, MI
· BTN
MAC · 1-0
at
3:30pET
no line posted yet
Ratings differential MSU by 8.0
Big Ten · no games yet
What is at stake
A non-conference game. It moves both overall records but neither conference race.
What the ratings imply
The differential above is arithmetic on two published numbers:
The CFB King’s 2026 final efficiency ratings, plus
2.4 points of home field.
It is not a projection, a value, an edge or a lean, and nothing on this site
compares it with the betting line to tell you one is better. Until 2026
games are played it is last season’s measurement of two teams that have
changed.
Efficiency · 2026 ratings
Efficiency margin
Offense (pts/100)
Defense (pts/100)
Pace (plays/g)
Yards / play
Yards / play allowed
Opponent-adjusted ratings from The College
King's 2026 final numbers. Bars share a scale within each row, so
the two lengths are comparable; the brighter side is the better of the two, and a
longer bar is the better number — including the rows where a lower figure is the
good one. Pace is the exception: it is how fast a team plays, not how well, so
neither side is lit and a longer bar there means only more plays.
Team stats · 2026 per game
Points / game
Points allowed
Yards / game
Yards allowed
Pass yds allowed
Rush yds allowed
Turnovers / game
From completed 2026 box scores;
defensive yardage covers the regular season and conference championships.
E Michigan form
W 28-17vs SAC
2026 season
Michigan St form
No completed games on record.
E Michigan this season
Straight up1-0 · 100% (1 games)
Against the spread1-0 · 100% (1 games)
Over / under0-1 · 0% (1 games)
Michigan St this season
No graded games yet this season. Lines are captured before kickoff and graded when a game goes final, so these records start at Week 1.
Lines are captured from ESPN's board before kickoff and locked at kickoff, so an in-play price cannot overwrite the number a game is graded against.
Common opponents · 2
| Opponent | E Michigan | Michigan St |
|---|---|---|
| Wisconsin Big Ten | at Wk 3 · scheduled preview | at Wk 5 · scheduled preview |
| Toledo MAC | vs Wk 7 · scheduled preview | vs Wk 1 · scheduled preview |
Open these two in the
comparison tool for every shared and unshared opponent.
Series history · 2006–2026
Since 2006, Michigan St leads 4–0 · Michigan St has won the last 4
4 meetings
in 2006–2026 · average margin
34.8 points toward Michigan St
| Yr | Date | Result | Site | Won |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2014 | 2014-09-20 | E Michigan 14 — 73 Michigan St | at MSU | Michigan St |
| 2012 | 2012-09-22 | E Michigan 7 — 23 Michigan St | at MSU | Michigan St |
| 2008 | 2008-09-06 | E Michigan 10 — 42 Michigan St | at MSU | Michigan St |
| 2006 | 2006-09-09 | E Michigan 20 — 52 Michigan St | at MSU | Michigan St |
E Michigan leaders 2025 regular season
| Passing | Noah Kim QB #1 | 247/402, 2817 YDS, 18 TD, 11 INT |
| Terry Lockett Jr. WR #3 | 0/1, 0 YDS | |
| Rushing | Dontae McMillan RB #28 | 177 CAR, 1014 YDS, 4 TD |
| Tavierre Dunlap RB #21 | 106 CAR, 428 YDS, 5 TD | |
| Noah Kim QB #1 | 79 CAR, 186 YDS, 6 TD | |
| Receiving | Nick Devereaux WR #2 | 34 REC, 510 YDS, 7 TD |
| Dontae McMillan RB #28 | 33 REC, 375 YDS, 3 TD | |
| Joshua Long TE #9 | 37 REC, 357 YDS, 3 TD | |
| Harold Mack WR #5 | 20 REC, 333 YDS, 2 TD |
Defense
| Tackles | Bryce Llewellyn DB #6 | 102 |
| Barry Manning LB #3 | 74 | |
| Jason Marshall DB #13 | 61 | |
| Sacks | Quincy Byas DL #54 | 3 |
| Barry Manning LB #3 | 2 | |
| Carter Evans DL #33 | 1.5 | |
| Interceptions | Bryce Llewellyn DB #6 | 2 |
| Barry Manning LB #3 | 1 | |
| Joshua Scott DB #0 | 1 |
Michigan St leaders 2025 regular season
| Passing | Aidan Chiles QB #0 | 128/203, 1392 YDS, 10 TD, 3 INT |
| Alessio Milivojevic QB #11 | 111/173, 1267 YDS, 10 TD, 3 INT | |
| Rushing | Makhi Frazier RB #25 | 116 CAR, 520 YDS, 2 TD |
| Elijah Tau-Tolliver RB #4 | 72 CAR, 428 YDS, 2 TD | |
| Brandon Tullis RB #7 | 69 CAR, 301 YDS, 4 TD | |
| Receiving | Nick Marsh WR #11 | 59 REC, 662 YDS, 6 TD |
| Omari Kelly WR #1 | 47 REC, 626 YDS, 2 TD | |
| Jack Velling TE #12 | 36 REC, 359 YDS, 3 TD | |
| Chrishon McCray WR #13 | 24 REC, 330 YDS, 3 TD |
Defense
| Tackles | Jordan Hall LB #5 | 88 |
| Wayne Matthews III LB #10 | 73 | |
| Alex VanSumeren DT #91 | 52 | |
| Sacks | Quindarius Dunnigan DL #99 | 2.5 |
| Jordan Hall LB #5 | 2.5 | |
| Jalen Thompson DL #9 | 2.5 | |
| Interceptions | Armorion Smith S #7 | 1 |
| Wayne Matthews III LB #10 | 1 | |
| Aveon Grose S #30 | 1 |
These are regular-season totals for
the season named on each card — the players who led that team that year,
taken from ESPN's team leaders. That list is keyed to the season, not to today's
roster, so a leader who has since transferred or run out of eligibility still
appears against the year he earned it; the
roster
pages and the depth chart on each team page are where the current squad is.
A team switches to this season's numbers once it has played a game. The roster
pages count bowl games too, so a player's two lines can differ by a game.