With nearly the entire MSU men’s basketball roster competing, the Moneyball Pro-Am has become a mainstay of the Lansing Area with free entry and a fun atmosphere.
MSU men's basketball head coach Tom Izzo and the team earned their first commitment of the 2026 class in Wayne Memorial guard Carlos Medlock Jr.
With the 25th pick in the 2025 NBA Draft, Orlando Magic selected MSU shooting guard Jase Richardson Wednesday night.
Michigan State University basketball's top transfer addition, Kaleb Glenn, suffered a patellar tendon injury and will miss the 2025–26 season, the program announced Monday.
Harvard guard Denham Wojcik will spend his final year of eligibility in East Lansing after announcing his transfer Friday afternoon.
Nearly a month after the transfer portal closed, sophomore guard Divine Ugochukwu is officially headed to Michigan State University men's basketball, transferring from Miami.
Graduate transfer guard Trey Fort has committed to the Spartans, he told On3 Thursday.
What started with a casual Instagram post turned into an unplanned pickup game between two of Michigan State University's biggest teams — right in the middle of campus.
Michigan State University men’s basketball head coach Tom Izzo didn’t mince words at his Wednesday press conference: “We’ve created a bad system.”
A team that rode its depth and balance to a Big Ten championship lost six of its 10 rotation players.
Former Michigan State University guard Tre Holloman will play his final season of college basketball with North Carolina State.
Michigan State University men’s basketball added its first transfer on Thursday. The Spartans picked up 6-foot-7-inch junior forward Kaleb Glenn, who played his freshman year at Louisville and sophomore year at Florida Atlantic University.
Freshman guard Jase Richardson has declared for the 2025 NBA Draft, he announced on Tuesday on social media.
College basketball’s ecosystem has changed. MSU, like everyone else, is adjusting in real time.
Sophomore forward Xavier Booker has entered the transfer portal, On3 reported Tuesday.
Following MSU’s 70-64 loss to No. 1 Auburn in the Elite Eight of the 2025 NCAA Tournament, junior guard Tre Holloman entered the transfer portal on Tuesday, April 1.
The locker room was neither loud nor silent. It was filled with the space where tears, hugs, goodbyes and gratitude reside.
No. 1 Auburn’s most devastating scoring run against No. 2 Michigan State University occurred just five minutes into the first half, but it was enough to seal a lead MSU could never recover from.
When the shots didn’t fall, Michigan State University basketball ran out of answers — and time.
"That’s why he’s an All-American. That’s why he’s a Player of the Year candidate," Izzo said.