Michigan State Head Coach Suzy Merchant calls for equity and fairness for women's sports
In her intro press conference of the 2021-2022 season, Michigan State Head Coach Suzy Merchant took time to speak about gender equity in women's sports.
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In her intro press conference of the 2021-2022 season, Michigan State Head Coach Suzy Merchant took time to speak about gender equity in women's sports.
They're back and better than ever.
The official Michigan State men's and women's basketball schedules for the 2021-22 season were released by the Big Ten today as competition nears.
The Big Ten, Atlantic Coast Conference, or ACC, and Pac-12 have announced an agreement between the conferences called The Alliance, which will lead to annual matchups between teams within the conferences in football and men’s and women’s basketball as well as future federal legislation efforts and future decisions within the NCAA.
Michigan State women’s basketball has added Purdue graduate transfer Tamara Farquhar to the roster. Last season with the Boilermakers, the 6-foot guard-forward averaged 6.5 points and 6.1 rebounds per game while starting all 23 games for Purdue.
Michigan State guard Janai Crooms announced via Instagram that she will be entering the transfer portal just one year after transferring to Michigan State from Big Ten rival Ohio State.
Michigan State women’s basketball forward Kendall Bostic has entered the transfer portal after her freshman season.
Alyza Winston rose for a shot with a chance to go to overtime and the opportunity to be a part of NCAA Tournament glory. The shot banged off the rim.
MSU’s season is officially over as they lose in another tight game, this time against Iowa State in the first round of the NCAA tournament.
Sometimes, star power is too much to overcome.
The No. 7 seed and No. 10 seed matchups in the NCAA Tournament are always instant classics, and this one between Iowa State and Michigan State on Monday night will be no different.
I have to admit, I’m new to the party.
Like all things in the last year, nothing could just be normal for Michigan State women’s basketball.
For the first time since 2019, the Michigan State women's basketball team is going dancing.
For the first time since 2019, the Spartans will likely be playing in the NCAA Tournament.
MSU came to Indianapolis as a team with lots of potentials, but a bumpy up-and-down regular-season resume left a lot of people wondering if they were a real threat to make a run at the Big Ten tournament and later this month at the NCAA tournament.
Sometimes the postseason becomes a war of attrition.
In March, it is star guards that take the spotlight. Whether it is “Cardiac Kemba" Walker at Connecticut or Davidson’s Stephen Curry, guard play has always been the storyline during college basketball’s postseason.
MSU came into the second day of the Big Ten tournament with all the cards stacked against them.
Penn State came out the gates firing on all cylinders from beyond the arc, hitting five three pointers in just the first quarter. Michigan State needed someone to rise to the occasion.