Jaron Glover Injury News & Updates

Glover (lower leg) will not play in Friday's season finale against Penn State.

Glover was deemed unlikely to give it a go leading up to game day, and the availability report confirms the redshirt freshman has already played his final game of the 2023 campaign. Glover finishes the year with 14 catches for 261 yards on 27 targets and likely enters 2023 in prime position to be a regular contributor at wide receiver again.

Glover (lower leg) is expected to remain sidelined during Friday's game against Penn State, Stephen Brooks of 247Sports.com reports.

Glover, who has missed three of the last five games for Michigan State with a lower-leg injury, is not expected to be available Friday. The 6-foot-1 redshirt freshman has logged 14 receptions for 261 yards across eight appearances this season.

Glover (lower leg) will not be ready to return and will be out for Saturday's game against Indiana.

The freshman will not be available for Saturday's game against Indiana. Glover has logged 14 catches for 261 yards this season. The wideout will have a chance to return next week as the Spartans take on Penn State.

Michigan State coach Harlon Barnett indicated Monday that Glover (lower leg) is expected to return soon, Chris Solari of the Detroit Free Press reports.

With starting wide receiver Tre Mosley (undisclosed) expected to be out more time, Glover could find himself in a larger role if he can get back on the field. The 6-foot-1 receiver has reeled in 14 of 29 targets for 259 yards across eight games this season.

Glover (lower leg) is listed as out for Saturday's game versus Nebraska.

Glover was seen wearing a boot in the sidelines during last week's game against Nebraska and will be held out for Michigan State's encounter with the Buckeyes. His next opportunity to suit up will be in the team's upcoming matchup against Indiana.

Glover (lower leg) was spotted in a walking boot on the sidelines during Saturday's 20-17 win over Nebraska, Matt Wenzel of MLive.com reports.

Glover appears to have suffered a foot injury, one serious enough to keep him out of Saturday's game and put him in a boot. More information may surface in the coming days about the exact nature of his injury. Until then, he should be considered questionable for next Saturday's game at Ohio State.

Glover (illness) isn't on the injury report for Saturday's game versus Minnesota.

Glover missed last week's contest with an injury but is available Saturday. The redshirt freshman has received at least two targets in all of his appearances this season.

Glover (illness) didn't play Saturday against Michigan due to an illness, per Matt Wenzel of MLive.com.

Glover was listed as questionable prior to Saturday's game, though he was ultimately ruled out in the 49-0 loss. The redshirt freshman has 12 receptions for 227 yards through six games this season. Glover will look to get back to full health before next weekend's matchup vs. Minnesota.

Glover is questionable for Saturday's game versus Michigan.

Glover is in danger of missing his first game of the season Saturday due to an undisclosed injury. The freshman wideout has caught 12 passes for 227 yards across his six appearances this season.

Glover totaled two receptions (on three targets) for 60 yards during Saturday's 45-14 win against Richmond.

Glover once again connected on deep passes from first-year starting quarterback Noah Kim. The redshirt freshman wideout has now averaged 27 yards per reception through the first two weeks of the season, though he's still seen just seven targets during this span. Glover will likely continue to serve as a budding deep threat who will see only a handful of targets per game.

Glover caught three of four targets for 75 yards during Friday's 31-7 victory against Central Michigan.

Glover made an encouraging impression during just his second career appearance for the Spartans. The redshirt freshman was on the field for the majority of Friday's season opener, and he showed an intriguing connection with Michigan State's new starting quarterback Noah Kim. Glover recorded all three of his receptions on the team's second-to-last offensive series of the first half, including a 33-yard catch at the two-yard line while running a vertical route along the right sideline. The 6-foot-1 wideout seems to have slotted into a starting role, though he still tied with running back Jalen Berger for the Spartans' second-most targets behind graduate senior Tre Mosley (six) and tight end Maliq Carr (six).