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(02/25/20 12:26am)
Newly appointed Michigan State football coach Mel Tucker has juggled assembling his staff, recruiting and making appearances at multiple Spartan athletic games since his hiring on Feb. 12. But if there’s one thing he has set in stone, it’s that his team will “bring the juice.”
(02/23/20 11:26pm)
Michigan State football Head Coach Mel Tucker continued to make his rounds on Sunday, as he addressed the MSU women's fanbase during halftime of their game against Michigan.
(02/21/20 6:35pm)
Michigan State football coach Mel Tucker has added more to his growing staff, this time in the form of his seventh assistant coach Ted Gilmore and and three directors to the non-coaching staff.
(02/21/20 12:41am)
Michigan State football head coach Mel Tucker, with his $6 million budget, has made huge strides in building the forces of his staff.
(02/20/20 8:01pm)
Michigan State University football coach Mel Tucker has named former Spartan Courtney Hawkins as the wide receivers coach on the offensive staff. Hawkins returns to Spartan Stadium from Flint Beecher High School where he spent 14 years as both the head football coach and athletic director.
(02/19/20 9:35pm)
Mel Tucker took the mantle as the Spartans' 25th football coach one week ago, on Feb. 12 and has already made a splash with the football team and the university. In his first week he has done everything from clearing out the Spartans' coaching staff to participating in an honorary puck drop at the Michigan State hockey game. This is a timeline of Tucker's busy first week at MSU.
(02/18/20 3:05am)
Michigan State football Head Coach Mel Tucker and his $6 million staff budget continue to make additions. The latest being added to the offensive side of the football is the former Colorado offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach Jay Johnson, who will be taking on the same role for the Spartans. This was first reported by BuffZone writer Brian Howell.
(02/20/20 1:00pm)
Editor’s Note: State News reporter Brendan Gumbel attended the University of Detroit Jesuit High School and Academy.
(02/14/20 4:54am)
Source: Michigan State football's Mel Tucker won't retain Mark Dantonio assistants https://t.co/Qkkt4bP14j
(02/13/20 7:00pm)
After MSU's Board of Trustees formally approved him Wednesday, newly-hired Michigan State football Head Coach Mel Tucker spoke at his official introduction at the Breslin Center.
(02/07/20 4:00pm)
“Holy s**t!”
(02/07/20 8:30pm)
Former Michigan State wide receiver and current NFL player Bennie Fowler III released his first book last month, titled “Silver Spoon: The Imperfect Guide to Success.”
(02/05/20 2:00pm)
Mark Dantonio approached his retirement press conference Tuesday with the same defiance he has attacked every challenge he has faced during his 13 years at Michigan State.
(02/06/20 4:00pm)
Mark Dantonio stunned the Michigan State community when he announced his retirement via Twitter Feb. 4. In 13 years as coach, Dantonio became the all-time winningest coach in MSU history and notched quite a list of accomplishments at MSU including a Rose Bowl, a College Football Playoff appearance and three Big Ten championships.
(02/05/20 1:57am)
Michigan State football coach Mark Dantonio resigned from his position Tuesday in an announcement on Twitter. He will continue on in an unspecified role in the athletic department, for which he will be compensated $1 million for a term of one year.
(02/05/20 7:08pm)
All chapters must close, and all stories must end. A story closed Tuesday, for Michigan State football coach Mark Dantonio. Dantonio announced that he will no longer be the head coach for the Spartans, in a letter via his twitter.
(02/04/20 10:54pm)
Michigan State football coach Mark Dantonio announced on Tuesday that he's stepping down from the helm of MSU's football program.
(02/04/20 10:33pm)
After winning 13 games in 2013 and 11 in 2014, Michigan State coach Mark Dantonio was anything but satisfied. Dantonio announced in the summer that his 2015 team's motto would be, "reach higher." The Spartans did just that. Behind quarterback Conner Cook and one of the nation's top defenses, Michigan State survived a few early-season scares before statement wins over rivals Michigan and Ohio State set up a Big Ten championship game match-up against Iowa. In Indianapolis, MSU scored on an epic final drive to secure the conference championship and a spot in the College Football Playoff. Reaching Higher is the story of how Coach Dantonio elevated Michigan State into college football's elite, told through images and stories from from The State News, Michigan State's award-winning student newspaper. This commemorative edition highlights the key moments and stars from the Dantonio era in East Lansing, from Dantonio's hiring in 2007 to the thrilling overtime win over Georgia in the 2012 Outback Bowl to the 2013 Big Ten championship season and Rose Bowl win to the program's College Football Playoff berth in 2015. Also including features on stars Cook, Kirk Cousins, Le'Veon Bell, and others, Reaching Higher is an essential read for every Spartans fan.
(02/05/20 1:40am)
Michigan State football coach Mark Dantonio has announced his retirement via Twitter.
(01/30/20 3:29pm)
Two separate seasons. Two program wins.