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Michigan State defensive lineman Jacob Slade announced his intent to declare for the 2023 NFL Draft, foregoing his extra year of eligibility granted by the pandemic. He made the announcement Saturday afternoon through his Twitter account. Slade finished the season with 20 total tackles but was forced to sit out four games due to injury.
After a spectacular 2021 season that saw the Spartans as College Football Playoff contenders, Michigan State football took a step backward this year.
Senior defensive back Kendell Brooks has declared for the 2023 NFL draft, foregoing his final year of college eligibility. He made the news official with an announcement on Twitter Wednesday evening.
Four Spartans have received post-season awards from the Big Ten Conference for their performance on the offensive side of the ball.
Sixth-year punter Bryce Baringer hauled in multiple conference recognitions Tuesday.
With the season officially wrapped up for Michigan State, there will be plenty of roster changes for the program in the coming months. If Mel Tucker's first few seasons as head coach taught us anything, it's that MSU will almost certainly be active in the portal this offseason.
The Big Ten Conference has officially reviewed the postgame tunnel incident that took place in Michigan Stadium following the Michigan-Michigan State game on Oct. 29.
Michigan State football didn’t have the season it expected. After an 11-2 season in which the Spartans were College Football Playoff contenders, this year’s 5-7 finish came as a surprise to many.
Michigan State’s redshirt senior wide receiver Jayden Reed officially declared for the 2023 NFL Draft via Instagram Sunday morning.
Penn State did not give redshirt junior quarterback Payton Thorne a lot of breathing room Saturday afternoon. While there were plenty of reasons Michigan State suffered a 35-16 loss to end the regular season and likely end any hopes at a bowl game, the Nittany Lions’ front seven certainly ranks as one of the biggest reasons.
There isn’t much for Michigan State’s fanbase to be happy about after a 35-16 loss at the hands of Penn State to wrap up a 5-7 season.
Michigan State football’s season has officially come to an end in Happy Valley. Finishing with a 5-7 record following a 35-16 loss against Penn State, the Spartans will fall short of bowl eligibility.
Know Thy Enemy is a Q&A where the perspective changes from the eyes of The State News to the eyes of the student newspaper of Michigan State's opponent. This week, The State News' football beat writer Jenna Malinowski spoke with football beat writer Spencer Ripchik of The Daily Collegian ahead of Saturday’s matchup.
In its final game of the regular season, and Michigan State will travel to Happy Valley to face No. 11 Penn State, battling for the Land-Grant Trophy and bowl eligibility.
In the wake of perhaps the worst loss of the Mel Tucker era, it can be hard to think positively about the product Michigan State is putting out on the field.
The Washtenaw County Prosecutor’s Office has issued charges against seven Michigan State football players following the incident in the tunnel at Michigan Stadium following the Michigan-Michigan State game on Oct. 29.
It’s no secret that Michigan State’s defense has been depleted recently. With eight defensive players suspended and no return in sight and recurring injuries to key players, the Spartans have been severely limited in their ability to practice.
In his final press conference of the regular season, Michigan State Head Coach Mel Tucker touched on this weekend’s matchup against Penn State, last Saturday’s brutal loss to Indiana and discussions of the current and future state of the roster.
There’s 0:02 left on the clock.
Michigan State football took a step back Saturday in its quest to achieve bowl eligibility. After a heartbreaking double overtime 39-31 loss to Indiana, the Spartans only have one more chance to get a sixth win and qualify for a bowl game.