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Each year, The State News and The Michigan Daily, the student newspaper at U-M, play touch football and exchange dueling columns on the rivalry ahead of the MSU vs. U-M football game. Read this year’s columns from State News Sports Editor Eli McKown and that other reporter from The Michigan Daily.
The highly anticipated matchup between Michigan State and Michigan has finally arrived. The Spartans and Wolverines enter the game as the final undefeated teams in the Big Ten and ranked in the AP top 10.
ESPN’s “College Gameday” will return to East Lansing for the much-anticipated rivalry matchup between Michigan State (7-0) and Michigan (7-0).
LSU announced last week that after the 2021 season the program will be parting ways with Head Coach Ed Orgeron.
The Title IX lawsuit filed by a Michigan State University football player was dismissed on Oct. 22.
Each week, The State News’ degenerates who are 21 and older will be helping you try to earn some money with three picks of their own every Friday morning. Each week, we will update our records from the last week, so you can see who is really helping you cash in.
There's a lot of speculation swirling around East Lansing after Louisiana State University, or LSU, and their Head Coach Ed Orgeron agreed to part ways at the end of this season.
Michigan State is 7-0 for just the eighth time in program history. As the Spartans head into a bye week with high confidence and a monstrous matchup against No. 6 Michigan on the horizon, MSU gets a chance to do some evaluation and extra preparation for its biggest game of the year so far.
Kickoff is officially scheduled to be at noon for Michigan State’s game against Michigan on Oct. 30 and will be broadcast on Fox.
Michigan State Head Coach Mel Tucker and Michigan State Football's improbable march continues, as the team moves up to No. 9 in the AP Poll after a hard-fought road win over Indiana.
All season long, Michigan State’s offense has been credited for making all of the big plays, and rightfully so.
Normally, redshirt sophomore quarterback Payton Thorne is the one dropping dimes into the laps of the receivers but today, he was the one hauling in the pass with a defender draped on his back.
After a putrid start, No. 10 Michigan State found its footing in the second half and secured a 20-15 win against the Indiana Hoosiers.
Michigan State is currently locked in a battle with the Indiana Hoosiers at halftime and trails the Hoosiers 9-7. The Spartans struggled to get anything going on offense in the first half, accumulating only 25 yards of offense in the first quarter and 32 yards in the second. MSU got on the board thanks to Cal Haladay, who jumped a slant from Indiana quarterback Jack Tuttle and returned it for a pick-six to give MSU a 7-3 lead.
Each week, The State News’ degenerates who are 21 and older will be helping you try to earn some money with three picks of their own every Friday morning. Each week, we will update our records from the last week, so you can see who is really helping you cash in. This week, the crew will be giving future picks for the NBA season and one college football parlay for the weekend.
A Michigan State University football player is suing the university, alleging the school violated the player’s rights by leaving him on indefinite suspension during an ongoing investigation of a sexual assault complaint involving him.
After surviving a weekend in Piscataway, the Michigan State Spartans are back on the road, taking on the Indiana Hoosiers down in Bloomington, Indiana.
Know Thy Enemy is a weekly Q&A where the perspective changes from the eyes of The State News to the eyes of the student newspaper of Michigan State football's opponent. This week, The State News' Jared Ramsey spoke with The Indiana Daily Student’s multimedia football reporter Patrick Felts.
The uncertainty surrounding the Michigan State football team seemed endless entering the 2021 season. After bringing in 20 new players via the transfer portal and a recruiting class of 19 more, it was unclear what to expect from the Spartans.
For the first time since Sept. 18, 2016, Michigan State has cracked the AP Top-10, checking in this week at No. 10. The Spartans join four other Big Ten teams (Iowa, Ohio State, Penn State, Michigan) in the top 10, setting up for what should be a highly competitive second-half of the season.