It was a miserable weekend for Michigan State football. After a promising start to the season offered a few glimmers of hope, the Spartans hit a patch of ice in the Wisconsin backwoods and ran off the road. Michigan State’s 31-3 loss to Wisconsin was painful to watch, and the prospects for a quick recovery appear grim. After four straight seasons of disappointment, the start of Big Ten play has left fans feeling isolated and alone, trapped in the same bleak story. To some, the program feels broken, with no escape from the bottom of the Big Ten standings in sight. Is this the fate awaiting Michigan State, or is there still a way out of this nightmare? Despite the horror show unfolding before us, I believe some hope remains, and a few plot twists may still be in the works. Michigan State was soundly defeated in Madison, but a few plays breaking the other way could have made the game much more competitive. What if Jacob Harris drops the bobbled touchdown pass on third down of Wisc...