Last weekend, Michigan State pulled off an upset on the road against No. 14 Illinois. Rutgers, on the other hand, is coming off of a 52-17 loss at the hands of Michigan. With both teams currently sitting at 4-5 on the season, bowl game eligibility is in the foreground of this weekend’s matchup.
Michigan State's defense has made immense strides over the last three weeks.
MSU's ground attack played a big part in its upset win over Illinois. Now, the Spartans must keep it going if they hope to reach six wins and a bowl game.
The odds were stacked against Michigan State heading into Saturday afternoon for plenty of reasons, yet MSU pulled off an upset worth more than just an addition to the win column.
Michigan State's had multiple players rise to the occasion in one of the top performances from the defense this season.
Illinois made Michigan State sweat all the way to the very last play, but MSU's defense ultimately stepped up for the upset win.
Eli loved his South Alabama pick so much from last week that he's going back to the Jaguars this week.
The State News’ football beat writer Alex Faber spoke with Jonathan Alday of The Daily Illini to get a preview of what Michigan State can expect Saturday afternoon.
Michigan State is at a pivotal moment in its season where the Spartans could rally together or completely derail.
Mel Tucker apologized Monday for his team's actions while also assuring Michigan State is cooperating with ongoing investigations.
Keon Coleman was the lone bright spot for MSU's offense that put up just seven points versus No. 4 Michigan.
Michigan State is hanging around No. 4 Michigan despite two failed fourth down conversions and 245 yards of offense gained by the Wolverines.
The State News has you covered with locks all the way from Ohio State-Penn State to South Alabama-Arkansas State.
Michigan State picked up its first Big Ten win of the season two weeks ago and now faces one of its toughest tests of the season Saturday night.
The Michigan State-Michigan rivalry has fostered numerous iconic moments over the 115 years of its playing.
Michigan’s running game is just one strength of a team that has plenty of weapons on offense. If Michigan State has any hope of pulling off an incredible rivalry upset this Saturday, stopping the Wolverines running game will be key.
“We all know this weekend isn't just another game for us,” Mel Tucker said Monday.
Michigan State was able to overcome undisciplined penalties against Wisconsin, but those penalties must be eliminated moving forward if MSU hopes to make a bowl game.
Alex had his first 3-0 Saturday of the season, just in time to ride a hot streak heading into Michigan State's bye.