Head Coach Mark Dantonio addresses the defense (wearing 2008's home jerseys) during a time out
Mark Dantonio Era Michigan State Football Jerseys
Mark Dantonio introduced traditional style uniforms modeled after the championship teams in Spartan history when he returned to Michigan State in 2007.
Mark Dantonio got rid of John L Smith’s green pants, elected to add back the center stripe on the helmet and change the font of Michigan State to a similar font of the 1965 and 1966 national championship teams.
Mark Dantonio’s current record at Michigan State is 22 - 17, taking the Spartans to three consecutive bowl games (two January bowls) along with beating their interstate arch rival Michigan twice in a row.
Helmet
Coach Dantonio and Safety Travis Key
- Metallic green helmet
- One-inch white center stripe
- Contemporary Spartan helmet logo on both sides
- White facemask
- Big Ten Conference logo over the center facemask holder
- Player numerals on back
- United States flag sticker on back
- Helmet stickers / pride stickers on back
Jersey
Wide receiver Devin Thomas wearing the 2007 - 2009 jersey
- "MICHIGAN STATE" appears above the player numerals – font reminiscent of the 1965 - 1966 national championship teams
- Solid color player numerals on front
- Nike logo on left shoulder
- V-neck color and sleeve trim are the same as jersey colors
- Solid color TV numbers on side of shoulders
- Player last names on the back above the player numerals
- Solid color player numerals on back
- Contemporary Spartan helmet logo above the player last names
Pants
Safety Otis Wiley returning an interception against Ohio State
Home Uniform
From left: Kaleb Thornhill (Away Jersey) and Brian Hoyer (Home Jersey)
- Green jersey, white pants, white socks
Away Uniform
- White jersey, white pants, white socks
Mid-Season Changes
Linebacker Eric Gordon wearing the Champs Sports Bowl patch
- Michigan State vs. Boston College - December 28, 2007 (24 - 21 Loss) - Michigan State wore a Champs Sports Bowl patch on their right shoulder.
The style of the 2008 Michigan State football jerseys, helmets and pants are the same as 2007 with the following exceptions:
Home Pants
All-American Javon Ringer wearing the home pants with the verticle stripe
- Three-inch vertical stripe added to the pants worn at home games
Mid-Season Changes
Quaterback Brian Hoyer wearing the Capital One Bowl patch
- Michigan State vs. Georgia - January 1, 2009 (24 - 12 Loss) - Michigan State wore a Capital One Bowl patch on their right shoulder.
The style of the 2009 Michigan State football jerseys, helmets and pants are the same as 2008 with the following exceptions:
Helmet
Silver Lining decal
- During the 2009 football season, Michigan State affixed a silver outline of the state of Michigan emblem to the back of its football helmets. The Silver Lining decals on the helmets are intended to demonstrate that Michigan State University is committed to ensuring a bright future for the residents of the state of Michigan. Read the press release about the decal here.
Mid-Season Changes
Wide receiver Keshawn Martin wearing the Valero Alamo Bowl patch
- Michigan State vs. Texas Tech - January 2, 2010 (41 - 31 Loss) - Michigan State wore a Valero Alamo Bowl patch on their right shoulder.
Photography Credits: Masthead image, 2007 home/away uniform, 2009 helmet, 2009 mid-season changes are courtesy of Michigan State Athletic Communications. Spartan Jerseys claims no ownership to these images.
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