Host Nick Lundberg and special guest Impact FM Broadcast Sports Assistant Football Reporter Cameron McClaren discuss last Saturday's football game against Washington, along with the recent women's soccer, men's soccer and volleyball games.
Michigan State men's soccer begins conference play this weekend before returning home to face Michigan.
The highly anticipated Iowa-Rutgers showdown this weekend has peaked the interest of all three of The State News' gambling geniuses.
The State News’ football beat writer Jenna Malinowski spoke with Matthew Kennedy of The Minnesota Daily to get a preview of what the Spartans can expect on Saturday.
As it stands, Minnesota is a bit of a question mark. All the stats show a team that could very well finish atop the Big Ten West this season, but the Gophers' three wins are against low-tier opponents.
With Jayden Reed’s status still uncertain, the team will likely put their faith in Daniel Barker and Keon Coleman as Big Ten play begins against Minnesota on Saturday.
The university asked for more time, pending the outcome of the U.S. Supreme Court's review of the women's swim and dive team Title IX lawsuit. The attorney argued submitting a plan prior to the decision would cause irreparable harm to the university.
“We all are trying to hold each other accountable,” offensive coordinator Jay Johnson said. “That’s the type of program we want to be.”
Michigan State reflects on its challenging non-conference season as it heads into Big Ten play on Sept. 23 in Bloomington, Indiana.
Nick Lundberg breaks down the different gyms in and around MSU to help you find the right match for yourself.
The Michigan State hockey season is right around the corner and new head coach Adam Nightingale has started the final preparations for the new-look Spartans.
Mel Tucker has made it clear that he expects Michigan State to compete for titles. Until MSU fixes its issues on the backend, Tucker’s goals will be nearly unreachable.
Michigan State fell outside the Top-25 following the blowout loss at Washington.
If MSU is looking for any sort of silver lining from Saturday's disaster, it starts with Payton Thorne and Keon Coleman.
The same demons from last year's team returned as MSU's defense was bullied by Washington from start to finish.
The Spartans are now 9-2 overall as they head into the Big Ten season next week.
Michigan State had a trip to forget in Seattle, falling 39-28 to unranked Washington.
Washington and Michael Penix Jr. picked apart the Michigan State defense throughout the entire half.
MSU field hockey played No. 19 Rutgers all the way to overtime, but ultimately fell 3-2.
Host Nick Lundberg introduces Impact FM Sports Director Brendan Schabath and discusses MSU women's and men's soccer, volleyball and last Friday's football game.