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.
Since postponing the college football season in August, the Big Ten conference has received both praise and criticism prompting speculation to arise as to when exactly Big Ten fans might see football again.
Michigan gyms and pools may reopen and organized sports may resume according to executive orders released by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer Thursday.
To help garner support for the MSU baseball team, the organization's annual golf outing will take place Sept. 25.
As the 2020 Presidential Election nears closer, MSU athletics announced a partnership with the Michigan Department of State, and East Lansing election officials to promote and encourage civic engagement.
Many MSU football players expected the news of their season postponement, but that doesn't make it sting any less given the uncertainty of when they'll start back up.
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.
For those that have been out of the loop and those who like to reminisce, here is what you missed at MSU this summer.
VanDeMark is the first four-star recruit during the Mel Tucker era.
The biggest hit to Bill Beekman’s department will come from the loss of football. For Michigan State, football is one of the two sports — the other being men’s basketball — that generate revenue for the department.
MSU's recruiting hot streak continues with the top point guard from the state of Michigan choosing the Spartans.
Tillman cited both his family and the uncertainties surrounding COVID-19 as small factors in his life-changing decision.
The postponement left several Spartans itching for the season, while some had already opted out due to concerns regarding COVID-19.
The decision comes after speculation from multiple media outlets that the conference would cancel following a 12-2 vote from Big Ten presidents. MSU President Samuel L. Stanley Jr. was among those who voted not to play in the upcoming season.
The Big Ten appears to be the first Power Five conference to cancel fall sports.
Reid is the second MSU football player to opt-out of the 2020 football season.
Michigan State takes its first step in beginning the 2020 football season by starting fall camp Friday, Aug. 7.
If everything goes to plan, the Mel Tucker era will begin on Sept. 5 against Minnesota.
Jacub Panasiuk will still maintain his scholarship eligibility despite redshirting the season.
Big Ten football student-athletes are asking for enhanced COVID-19 safety protocols as the NCAA sets more guidelines for fall sports.