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Nearly 60 years after the MSU 1965 and 1966 football teams played their last games together, both squads will be inducted into the MSU Hall of Fame Friday, Sept. 13.
After both the first road and conference wins of the Jonathan Smith era against Maryland last week, MSU football is in a different position than many thought it'd be heading into a matchup with FCS opponent Prairie View A&M at home Saturday.
After an upset win on a last-second field goal against Maryland last week, Michigan State will host Prairie View A&M at Spartan Stadium Saturday to possibly start 3-0 for the first time since 2021.
The upcoming football game between Michigan State and Boston College, scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 21, will carry on a tradition with a much greater purpose than a regular football game.
Rapper Dequantes Devontay Lamar, better known as Rich Homie Quan, passed away last Thursday, Sept. 5 at age 34, his cause of death still unknown.
MSU football freshman wide receiver Nick Marsh and his performance Saturday has garnered the attention of the college football community.
There has been a lingering possibility all offseason that MSU football's youthful tandem: freshman wide receiver Nick Marsh, 17, and sophomore quarterback Aidan Chiles, 18, would form a dangerous connection. This possibility became a reality in the college football world on Saturday.
In a crucial, early moment of a new era – on the road, against a respectable Big Ten opponent – Spartans found a way to get it done.
Many questions still loom large for Michigan State football after its dull, 16-10 victory last week against Florida Atlantic. On Saturday, the Spartans will face Maryland on the road in what will be a telling test for the green and white.
Anyone who walks by the MSU football practice field in the morning might hear something a little different this week.
College football has returned to East Lansing to begin the Jonathan Smith era at MSU, which opened with a 16-10 Spartans win over Florida Atlantic Friday night.
It all came together again for the MSU community Friday night: "Go Green, Go White" echoed throughout Spartan Stadium, signifying the return of college football for another season in East Lansing, the Spartans surviving 16-10 against Florida Atlantic University.
The sun is shining, the smell of barbecue is in the air and Spartans are out tailgating ahead of MSU's first home football game Friday night, repping green and white. But what makes for a great tailgating experience?
The Michigan State football season starts today as the Spartans are set to play against the Florida Atlantic Owls at 7 p.m. at Spartan Stadium. With thousands of visitors on campus and possible stormy weather, the MSU Department of Police and Public Safety is prepared to keep fans safe.
The campus at Michigan State is filled with energy, with students returning to classes and the first game of the football season against Florida Atlantic University looming Friday, Aug. 30.
With the Spartans preparing to take the field on Friday, Aug. 30 against Florida Atlantic University, team captains were announced within the past week: sophomore quarterback Aidan Chiles, redshirt junior running back Nate Carter, sixth year offensive lineman Tanner Miller, redshirt senior linebacker Jordan Turner and sixth year defensive lineman Maverick Hansen.
Michigan State University’s football team is fine-tuning its game plan and the players are sharpening their skills as they lace up for the last scrimmage of fall camp on Saturday, which will carve out roles for the season ahead.
As MSU's football team gears up for a pivotal season, its fall camp will be crucial in developing the players’ consistency and understanding of the overall system. Coaches are emphasizing mental fortitude and self-awareness over athleticism.
Week two of MSU football’s fall camp is underway with positive developments under first-year MSU head coach Jonathan Smith continuing to emerge, particularly at the linebacker position.
Four days into Michigan State University football’s preseason fall camp, new players are starting to adjust to playing as a Spartan and figuring out how to work well with each other. One of those players is starting quarterback Aidan Chiles.