MSU's RB Room At Advantage Against Nebraska

• Having let up an average of over eight yards per carry against the fellow Big Ten Michigan Wolverines, quick rushes are deadly, and backs that refuse to go down after initial contact are even deadlier against a Cornhuskers defense that has failed to tackle.

• Because of that, Frazier is going to be explosive at Nebraska, and his average of 4.7 yards per carry is bound to increase, and he might have a chance to hurdle a defender after a failed attempt to do so against Boston College.

• His talents have an extra place to shine against the Cornhuskers, but he has a teammate that could steal some of his thunder.

Brandon Tullis' Opportunity To Breakout

• Tullis has been on an upward trend compared to last season, and the sophomore is poised to be in a continuous battle for carries with Frazier, and his statistics have shown that he might win that battle at the next big opportunity.

• Nebraska's weakness surrounding rushes provides that opportunity to Tullis, and his already longer yards per carry compared to Frazier will very likely explode into double digits.

• He also has been much more efficient on receptions, and combined with Frazier's bulldozing abilities combine to be a terrifying venture for the Cornhuskers.

Week six looks great for the Spartans, but it will still be a major test for the offense and especially their leader Chiles, but should they come up with a win the rushing room will have had a huge part in the victory.