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With the Michigan State football team struggling mightily through four games, it may be time for another sport to start. The always reliable men’s basketball team does not start for a couple weeks, but luckily for Spartan fans the hockey season starts this week. In fact, the first game is this Thursday.
The Big Ten released its 2020-2021 hockey preseason honors Monday with two Michigan State players receiving All-Big Ten team selections.
The Big Ten released the first half of the 2020-2021 hockey season schedule Thursday afternoon.
While Michigan State basketball received some clarity regarding its 2020-21 schedule, much uncertainty remains.
MSU quarterback Tyler O'Connor and Father Jake Foglio embrace following the Spartans 36-28 win over Notre Dame in 2016. The Spartans were ranked No. 12 in the country at the time but finished the season 3-9, O'Connor said that the photo of him and Foglio is his favorite from his time at MSU. Photo Courtesy of Tyler O'Connor.
At times in our lives, we run across people who have an inexplicable impact on whoever they meet.
Mel Tucker just might’ve stole one.
President Samuel L. Stanley Jr. sat in front of the Beaumont Tower for an interview on a beautiful sunny day — only he wasn't at Beaumont Tower, it was his Zoom background. Stanley, like his student body, was navigating remote life, though students didn't make the call. He did.
Hockey is back.
Editor's note: At the completion of public voting on this bracket, the winning moment is 2015 football's trouble with the snap miracle. Read more about that great moment in MSU sports history here.
Michigan State has canceled all sports activities as our community deals with the COVID-19 crisis. In a time when sports have ceased, The State News is looking back at great moments in Michigan State sports history. Soon, we’ll be back to a world with sports, but for now, the past will have to do.
Head Coach Mark Dantonio stares in disbelief at a touchdown call in the end zone during the game against Notre Dame on Sept. 23, at Spartan Stadium. The call was reviewed and confirmed as called on the field. Photo by Matt Schmucker. Design by Daena Faustino.
Michigan State has canceled all sports activities as our community deals with the COVID-19 crisis. In a time when sports have ceased, The State News is looking back at great moments in MSU sports history. Soon, we’ll be back to a world with sports, but for now, the past will have to do.
Michigan State has canceled all sports activities as our community deals with the COVID-19 crisis. In a time when sports have ceased, The State News is looking back at great moments in Michigan State sports history. Soon, we’ll be back to a world with sports, but for now, the past will have to do.
When remembering Michigan State women’s basketball’s 2019-20 season, remember this first: It’s Senior Day and senior guard Taryn McCutcheon just broke the all-time assists record on a pass to senior forward Nia Hollie. Seniors Shay Colley and Victoria Gaines subbed in earlier in the game.
Notre Dame (14-13-7) scored two goals in the final five minutes of regulation Saturday night to tie the Michigan State hockey team (15-17-2) 2-2. The Fighting Irish secured the extra point in the shootout in a game that took just under three hours to complete.
The Michigan State hockey team (15-17-1) picked up a big 3-1 win against Notre Dame (14-13-6) on Friday night, snapping a four-game losing streak and pulling to within one point of the Fighting Irish in the Big Ten Standings.
The Michigan State hockey team (14-17-1) will wrap up the regular season this weekend, looking to snap a four-game losing streak as they travel to South Bend, Indiana to take on Notre Dame (14-12-6).
The final week of the regular season is upon us, and the Michigan State hockey team (14-17-1) is riding a four-game losing streak heading into the finale against Notre Dame (14-12-6) this weekend.
You can look at this team and what could've been endlessly. What if they weren’t plagued by injury and sickness? What if they were just a little more consistent? What if they just shot the ball better or made a high percent of their free throws? Maybe they would be a shoo-in for the tournament. Maybe they’d be sitting near the top of the Big Ten.