MSU is suing ESPN over a public records request for police reports regarding ongoing sexual assault investigations, according to the Lansing State Journal.
Two former MSU football players were drafted into the NFL. Others look for their chance at the next level through training camps.
Malik McDowell’s NFL dreams have become a reality.
Vayante Copeland is getting another chance. He's given a third opportunity at a diversion program after 2015 possession of marijuana misdemeanor charge.
For the first time in MSU women’s golf history, the Spartans swept the Big Ten Conference Player, Freshman and Coach of the Year Honors, the conference announced on Tuesday.
The MSU baseball team ended its five game losing streak as the Spartans blew out Toledo, 11-1, as Sleeman earned a win in his first career start.
MSU baseball signed three more recruits to its 2017-18 roster, head coach Jake Boss Jr. announced Monday.
Five-star center and No. 15 in the ESPN Top 100, Brandon McCoy, decided UNLV over MSU for college basketball.
MSU softball concluded its home portion of its schedule, downing Eastern Michigan, 13-2.
Former MSU football player Auston Robertson appeared in 55th District Court Tuesday for an arraignment.
Former MSU defensive lineman Auston Robertson is being held in a Ft. Wayne, Ind. jail and is awaiting to be extradited back to Michigan, officials said.
When former MSU football defensive lineman John Shinsky was 8 years old, his father died from a heart attack. Through the grieving came even more disbelief. With his father gone and his mother the only one left to take care of him, she made the decision to place him in an orphanage.
MSU defensive lineman Auston Robertson allegedly raped an acquaintance on April 9 in her apartment while his girlfriend waited outside in the car, according to court documents obtained by The State News.
The Ingham County Prosecutor's Office announced April 21 it has filed charges against Auston Robertson, a member of the MSU football team. He will be charged with third-degree criminal sexual conduct charges.
ANN ARBOR, Mich. — It's been 28 days since the last time the Spartans won a midweek game. That streak will continue for at least another week.
The Spartans had their chances, and against an All-American, it’s all the green and white could hope for. But it was too little too late for MSU, as the Alumni Field crowd came to its feet celebrating the Wolverine victory, 3-1.
The decision by MSU star forward Miles Bridges to stay for another season puts the Spartans as the team to beat in the NCAA. With their overall talent sky high, it’s National Championship or bust for head coach Tom Izzo and this team.
It all came down to Buckeyes’ first baseman Zach Ratcliff. He stepped up to plate with runners on first and second base, looking to tie the game.
To the dismay of baseball fans who like runs in bunches, the opposite came true at McLane Baseball Stadium Friday afternoon. Three Spartan hurlers combined for a shutout over Big Ten foe Ohio State, as MSU blanked the Buckeyes, 2-0.
The news surrounding MSU star forward Miles Bridges is finalized, as he returns for his sophomore season officially. With Bridges' addition back to the team, the Spartans will have a stacked team with hopes on a national championship.