Fans who want to watch parts of the first round Madness at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, and specifically MSU, may have to pay a hefty price to watch the third-seeded Spartans live.
After failing to qualify for the women’s NCAA Tournament, MSU will continue their season back home to face Cincinnati in the first round of the women’s National Invitational Tournament.
After ending their season in a regional final lost to Illinois State last year, the 10-11 Spartans look for a stronger ending in their streaky season.
Head coach Tom Izzo drew parallels between the 14-seeded Bucknell team MSU plays Friday at Little Caesars Arena (7:10 p.m./CBS) and the Middle Tennessee State team who upset the Spartans in the first round of the 2016 NCAA Tournament.
Thanks to a group of MSU alumni, Spartan fans without tickets to the men’s basketball team’s opening NCAA Tournament game against Bucknell at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit Friday will still have an opportunity for a viewing experience.
After playing 14 games on the road in warmer climates, the 4-10 Spartans will make their first appearance at McLane Baseball Stadium this weekend against Niagara University.
Women’s golf is ranked No. 10 in the country and features last season’s Big Ten Player of the Year, Sarah Burnham.
Men's basketball beat reporter Casey Harrison breaks down this year's NCAA Tournament bracket.
March Madness brings all types people to fill out brackets in hopes of winning prizes and bragging rights. One of these people is former President Barack Obama. And he has the Spartans cutting down the nets in San Antonio in early April.
March Madness is in full swing now that the NCAA Tournament bracket has been revealed. Like every year, the field has a few sleeper teams that can make deep runs, along with the usual heavyweights.
Watch head coach Tom Izzo, redshirt senior Gavin Schilling, sophomore point guard Cassius Winston and sophomore wing Miles Bridges talk about No. 14 seed Bucknell and their mindset going into March Madness.
Three ice hockey players earned All-Big Ten honors Tuesday afternoon.
The Lansing Lugnuts will be holding Mike Sadler Night in partnership with the Michael Sadler Foundation. Mike Sadler Night will be held at approximately 7:05 p.m. on May 3 at Cooley Law School Stadium.
Women's basketball will start its run in the Women's NIT against Cincinnati at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Breslin Center.
MSU announced Monday afternoon that Tom Izzo's squad will have a 40-minute open practice at LCA from 3:25-4:05 p.m. Thursday. Admission is free to the public.
While Izzo expressed a sense of joy and maybe a bit of relief on Sunday after receiving a favorable venue, he acknowledged the focal areas the team needed some refreshing in during the time off.
Watch head coach Tom Izzo, sophomore guard Cassius Winston and sophomore wing Miles Bridges talk about men's basketball's No. 3 seed in the 2018 NCAA Tournament.
The Spartans will head to Detroit to play No. 14 Bucknell in the first round on Friday. The winner will play either No. 6 seed TCU or No. 11 seeds Arizona State or UCLA on Sunday.
The Spartans, who hosted the event inside Breslin Center, had only one NCAA qualifier, freshman Rayvon Foley, who finished seventh in the 125-pound weight class.
NEW YORK — Two Spartan Marching Band alumni were chatting with a group of women at their hotel in New York City. Once they revealed they were MSU alumni, the women inquired about the “scandal going on there.”