Michigan State football linebacker gets cool new personalized facemask
Michigan State football linebacker gets cool new personalized facemask
Michigan State football is gearing up for their summer workouts and conditioning, getting prepared for the second season under Jonathan Smith in East Lansing.
A pivotal part of the Spartan football program over the last four years has been linebacker Darius Snow, who has been beloved by fans, and a presence on social media, has made his mark on and off the field for Michigan State.
Now, for the 2025 season, it appears that Snow is going to be making waves around the program once again. In a partnership with Riddell Sports and the Spartan equipment team, Snow will be dawning a new look in 2025.
A "Snow Mask" has been added the Spartan senior's helmet, a cool design on his facemask to give the linebacker a cool, personal look.
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