Monday, June 29, 2026

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NEWS

E.L. expected to receive 4 to 6 inches of snow

Students traveling back to campus today and tomorrow might face difficulties with a quick-hitting winter weather event, meteorologists said. National Weather Service meteorologist William Marino said residents should expect 4 to 6 inches of snowfall by Friday afternoon as much of the area is under a winter weather advisory.

BASKETBALL

Spartans out-slug Badgers 54-47

For basketball fans that don’t care for the Big Ten’s half-court, banging style of play, Wednesday night’s game between the MSU and Wisconsin men’s basketball teams was a perfect opportunity for them to hide their eyes.

NEWS

Former MSU student sentenced to prison for role in car accident

Former MSU student Melissa Rumrill will serve 30 months to 15 years in prison after being sentenced Wednesday on drunken driving charges stemming from an August 2008 car accident that killed another MSU student. Ingham County Prosecutor Stuart Dunnings III said Rumrill will serve at least a minimum of 30 months in prison, but her sentence could extend to the maximum of 15 years.

ICE HOCKEY

Spartans defeat USA U-18 team 8-2 in exhibition

Monday’s game didn’t count statistically for the No. 9 MSU hockey team. It won’t affect the Spartans record, and individual stats won’t count towards season totals. But the MSU hockey team treated the exhibition game like they would a game that went down in the books. The result: much of the same for the Spartans, as they trounced the U.S.

FOOTBALL

Jones mulling early jump to NFL

San Antonio — Greg Jones has a big decision to make. The NFL could be calling for MSU’s consensus All-America junior linebacker and Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year — and he’s going to listen. Jones told the media following Saturday’s Valero Alamo Bowl that he will sit down with his family and consider declaring for April’s NFL Draft. “We’re going to look at a lot of pros and cons,” Jones said.

FOOTBALL

Texas Tech heartache

San Antonio — A costly interception, combined with two critical fourth-down conversions late by the Red Raiders, were too much for MSU to overcome, as Texas Tech came back to hand the Spartans a 41-31 loss Saturday night at the Alamodome.

FOOTBALL

Nichol to play wide receiver, punt returner in bowl

San Antonio — Usually tight to the vest with everything, MSU head coach Mark Dantonio surprised many people Friday by announcing that backup quarterback Keith Nichol will line up as a wide receiver and return punts in Saturday’s Valero Alamo Bowl against Texas Tech.