While the weather in East Lansing fluctuates in typical Michigan fashion, spring practice is well underway for the MSU football program.
Defense wins championships. The common saying is uttered often by both sports fanatics and critics alike.
As the weather in East Lansing gets warmer and MSU pro day has passed, Michigan State football fans have something new to look toward to.
Scouts and coaches from all 32 NFL teams were on hand in East Lansing the other day at MSU pro day, where hopeful Spartans were able to showcase their talents.
In the Duffy Daugherty football building, the Michigan State football staff welcomed in some old faces for MSU Pro Day.
The winningest senior class in MSU history, headlined with guys like quarterback Connor Cook and defensive lineman Shilique Calhoun will have another opportunity to impress scouts, this time at MSU's Pro Day March 16.
While Messiah deWeaver is acclimating to college in East Lansing, he’s racking up awards in the offseason. The current Spartan was presented the 25th annual Franklin D.
When MSU recruit Josh King won the Class 2A-285 wrestling state title in Illinois, the referee raised King’s hand in triumph.
Bennie Fowler was a four-year scholarship player for MSU football, tallying 93 receptions and 1,341 yards with 11 touchdowns in his span of 44 career games.
The NFL Combine has kicked off with player and coach interviews, but the real action happens Friday, when the first workouts begin for potential NFL draft picks.
Trevon Pendleton’s absence leaves a hole the size of his blocks on MSU’s offense. But with East Lansing High School’s Reid Burton, a preferred walk-on who had multiple Division I offers, head coach Mark Dantonio might have his solution.
Head football coach Mark Dantonio has signed a revised contract, according to Spartan Athletics, and his assistants have earned total-salary raises.
Jalen Watts-Jackson and the Spartans’ punt-block team, the “rangers,” pulled off the 2015 ESPN Sports Science “Most Improbable” Play of the Year in the final ten seconds of a 27-23 victory against the University of Michigan on Oct. 17.
The MSU football team will be sending seven players to the NFL Combine, which takes place February 24-29.
It’s been an interesting few years in the recruitment process for Jordan Kitna, son of former 16-year NFL veteran quarterback Jon Kitna.
Head coach Mark Dantonio and his staff can finally relax, for now, with signing day in the books.
With the conclusion of National Signing Day on Wednesday, the MSU football recruiting class is now mostly finalized.
Auston Robertson, a 6-4, 262 pound defensive end/tackle from Fort Wayne, Ind. is one of five MSU commits in the espn.com top 300.
This story will be continuously updated as MSU football recruits send their national letter of intent on Feb. 3.
In the world of sports, the coaches and players tend to receive all the acclaim, glory and either wanted or unwanted celebrity statuses.