Mark Dantonio stands alone in MSU football history as Spartans beat Northwestern
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EVANSTON, Illinois — Mark Dantonio: The winningest Head Coach in Michigan State history.
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EVANSTON, Illinois — Mark Dantonio: The winningest Head Coach in Michigan State history.
EVANSTON, Illinois — Michigan State leads Northwestern 14-3 at the end of the first half at Ryan Field.
Former Michigan State football staffer Curtis Blackwell said under oath that head coach Mark Dantonio ignored multiple warnings about former defensive end Auston Robertson during the recruiting stages.
Know Thy Enemy is a weekly Q&A where the perspective changes from the eyes of the Spartans to the eyes of MSU football’s next foe. The State News asks the opposing team's beat reporter a few questions to see football through a different lens.
Michigan State's defense hasn't been the subject of many of Mark Dantonio's "challenges" in the early portions of the football season.
Minutes to go before halftime, Michigan State's offensive line went back into panic-mode. Left tackle Kevin Jarvis went down with an injury.
The last time that Michigan State traveled to Ryan Field to play Northwestern in 2017, Brian Lewerke threw for a school-record 445 yards in the Spartans' 39-31 triple-overtime loss. But, one throw still gets to him — and it wasn't any of his 39 completions.
Mark Dantonio's message this week was a lot different than two weeks ago after Michigan State's win against Western Michigan. It was also different from when he called out his offensive players after Michigan State's 28-7 season opening win against Tulsa.
Michigan State's left tackle injury woes continue with the loss of Kevin Jarvis.
Missing two captains, leaders both on and off the field, Michigan State men’s soccer had holes to fill as they started their season.
Jayden Daniels and Arizona State's offense set up on fourth-and-13 from Michigan State's 28-yard line with the game on the line. The 18th-ranked Spartans' defense shut down the Sun Devils all afternoon. One more stop would get the job done.
On its third possession of the game, Michigan State had a first and 10 from the Arizona State 48-yard line. Brian Lewerke sat back in the pocket, waiting for a receiver to get open. It never happened.
No. 18 Michigan State fell to Arizona State 10-7 after “too many missed opportunities,” as Head Coach Mark Dantonio put it. Despite the upsetting outcome for the Spartans, there are still some positives that seeped out.
Michigan State Head Coach Mark Dantonio stood in front of a pool of reporters, exhaustion running across his face, trying to give the answer.
It wasn't supposed to play out this way. Not today — where Mark Dantonio had a shot at history to become Michigan State's all-time winningest head coach.
Arizona State leads No. 18 Michigan State 3-0 at the end of the first half in East Lansing.
Saturday evening Michigan State men’s soccer (0-2-2) will play their first game away from home against Dartmouth (1-1-0).
First hit “M,” second “S,” third “U,” the crowd echoes through Jenison Field House as Michigan State Volleyball kills the ball against their opponent. With an average of 3,069 patrons per home match in 2018, MSU ranked ninth nationally in average attendance, marking their fourth straight season in the national top 10, according to NCAA.com.
The 18th-ranked Michigan State Spartans look to finish their non-conference portion of their schedule undefeated for the first time since 2015 when they host Herm Edwards and his Arizona State Sun Devils. Here are some things to know before Saturday afternoon's matchup.
After suffering their first loss of the season against Tennessee last weekend, the Spartans came back this week with a clean sweep over in-state rival Oakland (4-4) on Thursday.