After an impressive unbeaten run in December and January, Michigan State University men’s basketball stumbled to start February.
Frustration was the key word of the night for No.16 Michigan State women’s basketball.
Taking on newly-introduced Big Ten opponent Oregon Ducks, the Spartans struggled to dig out of an early-deficit despite a late game push, falling 63-59 en route to their first loss at home this season.
The No. 16 Michigan State University women's basketball team has won their last five game and look to remain hot against new conference foe Oregon Ducks. Two key stories highlight the fourth meeting between both programs.
MSU, the winner of its last 13 contests, remained the Big Ten’s only unbeaten team and became the first team under head coach Tom Izzo to finish December and January without a loss.
Tom Izzo knows the Spartans aren’t playing their best basketball — not yet.
MSU's steady performance Saturday solidified its grip on the conference’s title race.
In-state rivalries are always a big deal, and No. 21 Michigan State University women’s basketball junior forward Theryn Hallock knows the importance of these matchups.
In the first of a two-game rivalry series, the Michigan State women's basketball team used a dominant second half burst in Ann Arbor to take down the rival Michigan Wolverines 88-58.
Michigan State University women's basketball senior guard/forward Jocelyn Tate refuses to be labeled solely as a defensive specialist—she’s determined to be more.
Michigan State University men’s basketball (16-2, 7-0 Big Ten) has won 11 straight games and appears to have hit its stride midway through the season. Defined by their strength in numbers and dominant rebounding, the Spartans have emerged as a formidable force despite inconsistent three-point shooting.
Returning to East Lansing after a successful two-game road trip, the Michigan State University women’s basketball team rediscovered its early-season form, dominating defensively.
Michigan State University men’s basketball is ranked inside the AP Poll Top 10 for the first time in three seasons.
“Strength in numbers” is one of the Spartans’ team slogans this season.
MSU faced one of its toughest opponents on Sunday, defeating Illinois 80-78 at Breslin Center.
No. 12 Michigan State men’s basketball took an 80-78 win in a marquee matchup with No. 19 Illinois on Sunday afternoon at Breslin Center.
MSU hosts Illinois at noon on Sunday at the Breslin Center. The game will air on CBS and Paramount Plus.
No. 12 Michigan State men’s basketball head coach Tom Izzo found little to celebrate after his team’s 90-85 victory over Penn State on Wednesday night.
Next up, MSU hosts No. 19 Illinois on Sunday, Jan. 19, at noon in East Lansing, airing on Paramount Plus. With their win streak at 10 games, the Spartans will look to strengthen their Big Ten title aspirations against another top conference contender.
