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Senior outside hitter Chloe Reinig (11) spikes the volleyball during the volleyball game against Notre Dame on Sept. 16, 2016 at Jenison Field House. The Spartans defeated the Fighting Irish, 3-0.
MSU heads to South Bend, Ind. Saturday night for the 78th meeting, and the 50th anniversary of the "Game of the Century", between the Spartans and the Irish. The No. 12 MSU team has one of their toughest challenges in front of them, as No. 18 Notre Dame proves to be a mighty opponent and one of the many ranked teams MSU will square off with this year.
In this Friday edition of The State News podcast, Stephen and Casey discuss the 50th anniversary of 'the game of the century' — between No. 1 Notre Dame and No. 2 MSU back in 1966. The tandem also discuss the ACC and their decision to move championship games from any North Carolina decision, along with the MSU football preview and the 5 & 5 college football pick segment.
Sports editor Casey Harrison fills in for Nate Bott and joins football beat writer Stephen Olschanski in breaking down the upcoming MSU football game vs. Notre Dame. Harrison and Olschanski go in-depth and explain what it will take to win against the No. 18 Fighting Irish.
Sports editor Casey Harrison fills in for Nate Bott and joins football beat writer Stephen Olschanski in breaking down the upcoming MSU football games vs. Notre Dame. Harrison and Olschanski go in-depth and explain what it will take to win against the No. 18 Fighting Irish.
Fifty years ago during the cold third week of November 1966, former MSU football star Clinton Jones walked by publications, grabbed any clips previewing the matchup between No. 2 MSU football and No.1 Notre Dame and looked for his name.
Tom Izzo is continuing to work his 2017 recruiting magic. Four-star power forward Jaren Jackson Jr. announced his commitment to MSU Thursday.
Of the caveats needed to create a rivalry, usually chief among them is a fanatical dislike which lingers on full-fledged hate. Cemented out of proximity and old state feuds over which school is the golden apple of the duo, rivalries are a peculiar thing.
MSU football head coach Mark Dantonio and the rest of his staff kept busy this past week with practice, recruitment and developing a game plan for combating a high powered Notre Dame offense, led by junior quarterback Deshone Kizer.
The MSU volleyball team will conclude their non-conference season when they host the Spartan Classic Tournament, Sept. 16-17, at Jenison Field House. The Spartans are scheduled to play the University of Notre Dame, the University of Maryland Eastern Shore and DePaul University.
This Saturday night at 7:30, the No. 12 MSU football team will take on the No.18 Notre Dame Fighting Irish in South Bend, Ind. for the 78th time. MSU head coach Mark Dantonio and Notre Dame head coach Brian Kelly have both their teams prepared for battle, ready to carry on tone of the oldest rivalries in NCAA history.
A bye week is a time for teams to recover from wounds and injuries before facing yet another stretch on the gridiron. MSU football drew an uncertain future with their week two bye, but head coach Mark Dantonio is taking positives from the scenario.
The MSU volleyball team won their second tournament of the season Sept. 9-10 at the Western Kentucky Invitational. The team finished the weekend with a 3-0 record on the weekend and defeated the University of Cincinnati, Southern Illinois University, and host, then-No. 23 Western Kentucky University. The Spartans are now 8-1 on the season.
After racking up 292 total yards and accounting for six touchdowns on the road against Texas, Notre Dame quarterback Deshone Kizer cemented himself as one of the Fighting Irish’s heaviest weapons.
After a year-long process of surgery, rehabilitation, graduation and a drawn out paper filing process, Ed Davis will play a sixth year for the MSU football team.
University of Buffalo, Memphis University, Oregon State University, Stanford University and MSU all have one thing in common — their bye falls during week two of the college football season. MSU head coach Mark Dantonio welcomes this, as he and his staff will have the opportunity to scout their next opponent, Notre Dame, for two weeks and make improvements to a game plan that struggled at times against Furman.
MSU will enter its bye week ranked No. 8 in the nation following the release of the USA Today Amway Coaches Poll Tuesday afternoon.
MSU football’s growing pain victory over Furman on Friday came with the caveat reserved for wins with less than desirable means of victory — they all count one.
Postgame interviews for MSU football’s 28-13 victory over Furman began with two seniors captains — quarterback Tyler O’Connor and linebacker Riley Bullough. Senior tight end Josiah Price followed them, with co-offensive coordinator Dave Warner next in line and head coach Mark Dantonio closing out the podium interviews.