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Junior guard Matt McQuaid (20), left, and redshirt senior Gavin Schilling (34) react to a play during the game against Notre Dame on Nov. 30, 2017 at Breslin Center. The Spartans took down the Fighting Irish, 81-63.
Sophomore forward and guard Miles Bridges (22) celebrates after scoring a basket during the game against Notre Dame on Nov. 30, 2017 at Breslin Center. The Spartans took down the Fighting Irish, 81-63.
MSU picked up its second marquee win of the season, defeating No. 5 Notre Dame as a part of the ACC-Big Ten Challenge Thursday night at the Breslin Center 81-63 to improve to 5-1 on the season. MSU shot over 50 percent in both halves.
On Friday and Saturday, the Spartans' hockey team will face off against the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, led by a man that MSU head coach Danton Cole knows quite well.
The State News' new men's basketball beat reporters Casey Harrison and Michael Duke are here to preview MSU Notre Dame in the Big Ten-ACC Challenge and give their season expectations for Tom Izzo and Co.
The last time the University of Notre Dame played a basketball game in East Lansing, back in 1974, the Spartans played in Jenison Fieldhouse.
Thursday's match-up between the Spartans and the Fighting Irish of Notre Dame will not only feature two teams that are both ranked in the top five in the polls, but two teams that have also out shot their opponents in every game this season.
As you might of already heard, expectations are pretty high for the MSU men's basketball team. The Spartans entered the season as the No. 2 ranked team in the country in the Associated Press preseason poll, and many media outlets have them pegged to win the National Championship.
After MSU’s 63-45 win over reigning National Champion and then-No. 9-ranked North Carolina Tar Heels Sunday night, Spartan fans can finally measure the team’s growth since last season.
After defeating No. 9 North Carolina and winning the PK80 tournament, MSU has moved up to No. 3 in the AP Rankings.
After defeating DePaul and Connecticut to advance to the championship round of the PK80, No. 4 MSU breezed past No. 9 North Carolina Sunday 63-45 to claim the Victory Bracket title and hold the reigning National Champion Tar Heels to its lowest field goal percentage in program history.
What a season it’s been for the Spartans.
Thanksgiving weekend holds a special place in my heart. It's not because I get to skip class and consume thousands of calories completely disregarding my club sports team.
Miles Bridges is the beaming star for the men’s basketball squad. You ask beat reporters, you ask fans, the first name that comes out of most of their mouths regarding MSU basketball right now is “Miles Bridges.”
On Monday night, guard Shay Colley was one assist away on Monday night from being etched into Spartan history as the fourth women’s basketball player to obtain a triple-double.
Between the Spartans and Buckeyes, going into their marquee, top-15 matchup, there were a number of similarities. For one, the records were the same. A 7-2 overall mark, 5-1 in the Big Ten, a chance at the Big Ten East crown for the conference foes.
Welcome back to the College Football Playoff rankings, Spartan fans.
After the football team moved up to the No. 16 ranked, here is what you missed in other Spartan sports.
In the mind of any and every Spartan fan, this 6-1 start has been a dream; a fairytale that hasn’t quite ended yet. Even the optimists would have never predicted such a bounceback for head coach Mark Dantonio’s team.
As Brian Lewerke's pass floated into the hands of a wide-open Felton Davis for what proved to be the game-winning touchdown, thousands of beer-clenching MSU fans tailgating around campus loosened their grip on their cans a little bit and exhaled a sigh of relief.