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Big Ten Championship Game Update: Mark Dantonio Press Conference Coverage

Found December 02, 2011 on MSUSpartans.com:
PLAYERS: Mark Dantonio
TEAMS: Michigan State Spartans

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Michigan State head coach Mark Dantonio met with the media Friday afternoon at Lucas Oil Stadium to preview the Big Ten Championship game against Wisconsin. Dantonio discussed several topics, including the excitement surrounding the inaugural title game, the leadership of Kirk Cousins, and the challenge of matching up against the Badger offense.
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