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Freshman guard Taryn McCutcheon (4) passes the ball during the game against Notre Dame on Dec. 20, 2016 at Breslin Center. The Fighting Irish defeated the Spartans, 79-61.
Senior guard Branndais Agee (10) attempts a shot during the game against Notre Dame on Dec. 20, 2016 at Breslin Center. The Fighting Irish defeated the Spartans, 79-61.
Senior guard Tori Jankoska (1) talks to teammates during a timeout break during the game against Notre Dame on Dec. 20, 2016 at Breslin Center. The Fighting Irish defeated the Spartans, 79-61.
Freshman guard Taryn McCutcheon (4) shoots a runner during the game against Notre Dame on Dec. 20, 2016 at Breslin Center. The Fighting Irish defeated the Spartans, 79-61.
The women's basketball team gathers together before the game against Notre Dame on Dec. 20, 2016 at Breslin Center. The Fighting Irish defeated the Spartans, 79-61.
After nine days without playing, the MSU women’s basketball team went out on the court and defeated Northeastern University, 78-44. The Spartans downed the Huskies in game one of the sports tripleheader between the schools.
After another week of college basketball, the Associated Press updated its rankings and for the second straight week, the Spartans are unranked.
MSU's Zeke the Wonderdog, the high-flying Frisbee catching Yellow Labrador died unexpectedly Friday night around 11:45 p.m.
Only two things have ever been consistent for MSU football in 2016: a lead then a loss. No matter what it tried, which personnel subbed in, which packages it dumbed down, its points would never be enough.
Saturday afternoon will mark the final time the 2016 senior class will step foot onto Spartan Stadium. The game will have an extra meaning to those guys, as well as MSU head coach Mark Dantonio, whose 7-2 record on senior day has sent his seniors out with a victory.
Ryan Sierakowski ran away from the defense and into the forward-most position. It’s surely a sight that fans of MSU men’s soccer know well — the sophomore forward lengthening the grassy distance between himself and his defenders en route to a solo goal.
As MSU sophomore running back Madre London shifted through two Rutgers defenders en route to his second touchdown of the day, fans wearing green and white in the packed Spartan Stadium echoed a therapeutic cheer that passersby on Grand River Avenue could hear.
State News football beat writer Nathaniel Bott (Twitter: @Nathaniel_Bott) breaks down what to expect from MSU-Rutgers, gives an injury report and offers his prediction for the contest.
Comparative cultures and politics junior Amber Applewhite is feeling pretty fortunate.
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MSU fifth-year senior tight end Josiah Price was slated as a semifinalist for the 2016 Wuerffel Trophy, which is awarded to the “Football Bowl Subdivision player who best combines exemplary community service with athletic and academic achievement," according to a release from MSU Athletics.
MSU football head coach Mark Dantonio is still searching for the answers to his team’s 2-6 overall record. Perhaps answers could come in the simplest form of victory, something the Spartans haven’t tasted since Sept. 17 against Notre Dame.
A lot more than bragging rights was on the line as the No. 13 MSU men’s soccer team travelled to No. 10 Indiana for the final regular season soccer game of the season. Entering Sunday’s game in Bloomington, the Spartans controlled their own destiny in their quest for the program’s first-ever home Big Ten Tournament game.
Fifth-year senior linebacker Riley Bullough, with the weight of four straight losses, stepped onto the field at Maryland Stadium with energy. Just over ten minutes after kickoff, he was gone, tossed from the field for targeting — unfazed.
Having to brave an away match against No. 12 Notre Dame, previously unbeaten at Alumni Stadium during the season, the No. 13 MSU men's soccer team could hardly have been blamed if they aimed for a draw. But in the penultimate regular season game, the Spartans uprooted the Fighting Irish, 1-0, as freshman Michael Beckett's timely first career goal gave the Spartans the edge.