Spring football is past the halfway mark and in head coach Mark Dantonio’s eyes none of the MSU running backs have stood out enough to gain an advantage in the battle to replace departed workhorse Le’Veon Bell.
Reflecting on his team’s first jersey scrimmage of the spring, MSU football coach Mark Dantonio walked away with mostly positive feelings.
As the college basketball season officially came to an end this week, it’s never too soon to think about the return of college football.
With spring football well underway for the MSU football program, all eyes will be on the quarterbacks until the Aug. 30 season opener against Western Michigan from fans, coaches, media and even hulking middle linebackers.
With the NFL draft a little more than two weeks away, analysts are busier than ever trying to find the diamond in the rough of the college football domain.
A former MSU football player is set to be sentenced Monday for a misdemeanor drunken driving charge that occurred in February.
Fou Fonoti and Travis Jackson are looking forward to getting back on the field with their brothers.
When the MSU football team put their helmets on for the first time of the spring practice season Tuesday afternoon, it reminded Mike Sadler of a feeling he had in 2010.
With MSU football opening spring practice Tuesday, there are questions abound on both sides of the ball as the Spartans look to rebound from a disappointing 7-6 season in 2012.
Entering his seventh spring as head football coach, the goals largely remain the same for Mark Dantonio and the MSU football team.
Le’Veon Bell remembers a video from when he was 5 years old where he told his mom and aunt he wanted to play professional football.
Former MSU defensive tackle Jerel Worthy was in East Lansing on Wednesday afternoon watching nine of his old teammates workout for NFL scouts during MSU football’s annual Pro Day event.
It’s not uncommon in a bitter breakup for people to say hurtful things they don’t mean. But usually, the most painful pill to swallow is when the elephant in the room is harshly and bluntly stated as a matter of fact.
Following a reshuffling of the MSU football coaching staff, new co-offensive coordinators Dave Warner at a Breslin Center news conference and Jim Bollman via speakerphone met with members of the media Tuesday to discuss the new-look staff.
MSU officially announced the hiring of Jim Bollman and internal changes to the Spartan football staff on Monday in a press release.
Former Ohio State offensive coordinator Jim Bollman is set to become MSU football’s next offensive coordinator, according to multiple reports citing anonymous sources. MSU has yet to officially confirm the hire. Bollman previously accepted the offensive line coach position at Purdue this off-season after serving as offensive line coach and run game coordinator at Boston College in 2012. MSU head coach Mark Dantonio and Bollman worked together as assistants under former Spartan coach Nick Saban from 1995-97 and again at Ohio State under Jim Tressel.
The 2013 NFL Scouting Combine came to a close yesterday with the last group of players concluding their tests, and the four former MSU players invited to Indianapolis seem to have performed rather well.
The first player from MSU to hear his name called in the 2013 NFL Draft likely will have to wait until the second or third day, according to the NFL Network’s Mike Mayock.
Dan Roushar has accepted the job as running backs coach for the NFL’s New Orleans Saints and will be leaving the program, according to a release by the MSU athletics department.
Dan Roushar hasn’t always been the most popular man in town and, according to a new report, he might not be in town much longer.