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Michigan State lost 28-10 to UCLA, extending its losing streak to six as injuries at quarterback and running back contributed to a season-low 54.5 offensive grade and just 156 yards. Its defense generated multiple turnovers, with safety Devin Vaught leading the team’s PFF grades, but could not offset the offense’s struggles. Michigan also fell to 4-3, losing 13-6 in overtime to Indiana despite a strong defensive performance that limited the Hoosiers to 212 yards; the Wolverines’ offense earned a season-low 52.5 grade, with missed field goals and turnovers undermining the effort. Cornerbacks Zeke Berry and Jyaire Hill stood out for Michigan, while the team used extra blocking personnel and had limited snaps available for injured safety Rod Moore. Kansas State also dropped to 4-3 after losing to Arizona State, though the supplied report provides no game or grading details; UCLA remained undefeated with its win over Michigan State.

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