Munn groundbreaking underway with support of Tom Izzo
(09/12/19 7:46pm)
On Saturday, Sept. 7, MSU hosted a formal groundbreaking event for the $18.8 million expansion of Munn Ice Arena.
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On Saturday, Sept. 7, MSU hosted a formal groundbreaking event for the $18.8 million expansion of Munn Ice Arena.
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