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Northwestern Vs. Michigan State Injury Report: Each Team Dealing With Several Injured Players

Here's the latest injury news for Saturday's Big Ten matchup between the Northwestern Wildcats and the Michigan St. Spartans. All information comes from USA Today:  

Northwestern Wildcats   

Jack Konopka SB Knee Ques Sat - 11/21/11 Konopka is nursing a knee injury and is considered questionable for Saturday's game against Michigan State.
David Arnold S Ankle Ques Sat - 11/21/11 Arnold missed his third game in a row in Week 12 against Minnesota due to an ankle injury and remains questionable for Saturday's game against Michigan State.
Tony Jones WR Leg Ques Sat - 11/21/11 Jones has yet to play this season due to a leg injury and remains questionable for Saturday's game against Michigan State.
Chi Chi Ariguzo LB Shoulder Doub Sat - 11/26/11

Ariguzo is not expected to play Saturday against Michigan State due to a shoulder injury.

Brian Arnfelt DL Foot Doub Sat - 11/26/11 Arnfelt is expected to miss his fourth game in a row Saturday against Michigan State due to a foot injury.

 

Michigan State Spartans

Darqueze Dennard CB Concussion Prob Sat - 11/26/11 Dennard is recovering from a concussion but is expected to play Saturday against Northwestern.
Kurtis Drummond S Concussion Ques Sat - 11/26/11 Drummond is recovering from a concussion and remains questionable for Saturday's game against Northwestern.
Jonathan Strayhorn DT Knee Ques Sat - 11/26/11 Strayhorn has been out with a knee injury and remains questionable for Saturday's game against Northwestern.
Bennie Fowler WR Foot Ques Sat - 11/21/11 Fowler did not play in Week 12 against Indiana due to a foot injury and remains questionable for Saturday's game against Northwestern.

For further reading, news, discussion and more, visit The Only Colors for the Spartans, and Sippin' On Purple for the Wildcats. Here's the complete Week 13 college football TV schedule, and stay tuned to SB Nation's college football news hub for more.