If those who are stepping into new roles can do so seamlessly, then the offense could repeat last year’s historic production. But if injuries amount or the new roles do not work out, it may be a long season.
AAU accreditation is the baseline for a team looking to join the Big Ten, but one exception could be made.
This move would also coincide with the Big Ten attempting to negotiate a new TV deal.
“I always say, and you guys have heard me say this before, but I feel like the tight end is kind of the MVP because we ask them to do an awful lot,” Offensive coordinator Jay Johnson said in the spring.
The 2021 Michigan State football season was a magical one.
Wide receiver was a position of strength last year and appears to be in good shape heading into the 2022 season with players from Jayden Reed to Tre Mosley and more.
Alcohol sales are unlikely to begin anytime soon in Spartan Stadium with the current law and the need for approval from the MSU Board of Trustees, but Haller looks to get the ball rolling to attempt to improve the game experience.
Kenneth Walker III has left some big shoes to fill. In this edition, Sam Sklar dives into what the running back pecking order may look like in the fall.
Sports reporter Sam Sklar dives into who could potentially backup starting quarterback Payton Thorne.
AJ Arcuri is heading to LA.
Heyward continues his family’s NFL legacy, joining his brother Cameron who also plays defensive tackle for the Steelers and his father Craig who was a running back in the NFL for 11 years.
Jalen Nailor is the second Spartan to be selected in the NFL Draft this year.
Kenneth Walker III will be taking handoffs from Drew Lock in Seattle.
Michigan State's Donovan Eaglin is the first to depart from MSU, Ben VanSumeren makes his return.
It’s been 732 days since Kenny Willekes had his name announced as 7th-round selection by the Minnesota Vikings in the 2020 NFL Draft. That’s how long it’s been since a Spartan was drafted into the NFL, the last pick of an 80-year streak at Michigan State.
It looks as if this linebacker stint may be here to stay.
Main takeaways from Michigan State football's spring practice.
What to watch for during the Michigan State spring practice.
“I'm a true believer of the cream will rise,” wide receivers coach Courtney Hawkins said. “I think there'll be some guys that are a little ahead of the other guys, but we'll do a great job of bringing in the new guys and getting them up to speed. And we'll do what we gotta do to make our room the best room possible.”
“My personal goal is for these guys to be the best that they can be in college football, and we’ll work everyday to be that. If I feel that they’re the best players they can be, I'm fine with it,” Jordan said.