As the college basketball season nears, captains Joshua Langford and Foster Loyer provided insight into what to expect from MSU men's basketball.
As the college basketball season approaches, Michigan State Head Coach Tom Izzo discusses the uncertainty for the season as well as players who improved over the summer.
Coach Tom Izzo announced on Thursday that Joshua Langford, Aaron Henry and Foster Loyer will serve as the Spartans' 2020-21 season captains.
Per reports, the NCAA has set a start date of Nov. 25 for the college basketball season to begin.
As they say, “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” The NCAA Tournament is not broken. It is perfect. Let’s not get carried away. 2020 has already been one of the wildest years ever, so let's not add another domino to the line.
With Spartan trademarks Cassius Winston and Xavier Tillman gone, Tom Izzo and his squad will look to up and coming players to replace that all-star talent as we look ahead to the 2020-21 season.
Former MSU basketball player Brock Washington has been recommended to be banned from MSU due to sexual misconduct. He has 10 days to take appeal before the recommendations go into effect.
Tillman cited both his family and the uncertainties surrounding COVID-19 as small factors in his life-changing decision.
As a player, Tillman saw three Big Ten regular season titles, one Big Ten tournament title and a Final Four appearance during his time at MSU.
Head basketball coach Tom Izzo has had an interest in the latest MSU commit for several years.
Michigan State men's basketball coach Tom Izzo was awarded the Big Ten basketball coach of the decade with a record of 264-95 on the decade.
Cassius Winston talks the NBA Draft and his life since MSU.
The five-star Canadian could still choose to withdraw and attend college.
Kyle Ahrens and Rocket Watts have more in common than you'd think.
Our staff imagines a national championship game between Michigan State and Kansas.
Fake basketball — Final Four.
The Final Four. Michigan State. BYU. (Except it's fake).
Fake basketball, Elite Eight West Region.
Fake basketball, Elite Eight East region.
Dwayne Stephens Sr. has reportedly died.