Max Bullough, a notable figure in Michigan State football history, has taken on the role of linebackers coach and co-defensive coordinator, returning to the program that shaped his family's legacy. At just 34 years old, Bullough, who captained the Spartans during their 2013 Big Ten championship season, is determined to help the team rise above its recent struggles, including a 4-8 record last season. His family ties to the university run deep, with his grandfather and father both having significant roles in the program. Bullough's coaching journey has included valuable experiences at Notre Dame and Alabama, and he is focused on instilling toughness and energy within the team. He aims to connect with players, particularly linebacker Jordan Hall, emphasizing the importance of leadership and resilience. As he embarks on this new chapter, Bullough's commitment to the Spartans is evident, and he looks forward to shaping the future of the program.