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BASKETBALL

Aerial Powers breaks single season Spartan scoring record

Zach Libby
February 26, 2015

C. Vivian Stringer, the head coach of No. 20 ranked Rutgers, closed the locker room for media members following their defeat at the hands of MSU this past Sunday in East Lansing.  When the 2009 Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame inductee had her run-in with reporters inside the tunnel, the conversation quickly focused on the performance of Aerial Powers.  Stringer said that if she could go back and change her preparations for last season's Big Ten regular-season champions, she would have shown less film on the conference's leading scorer, knowing that her players would be less intimated and less fearful at the Breslin Center. Barely being edged out by No.

BASKETBALL

Despite .500 record, women's basketball still ranks in the top 10 in attendance nationally

Zach Libby
February 26, 2015

The product on the floor may not have been as well decorated this season in comparison to years past, but that hasn't stopped loyal supporters in walking through the turnstiles.  According to the MSU athletic department, the Spartans rank first in the Big Ten and eighth in the country in total attendance for women's basketball games as of Feb. 17.  This was evident during Sunday's upset victory over No.

BASKETBALL

Women's basketball tops Illinois 67-65

Zach Libby
February 25, 2015

Tori Jankoska is further proving to her critics that Aerial Powers isn't the only superstar in the making on the Spartans roster.  Playing a major role in last Sunday's upset over first-year Big Ten participant and No.

BASKETBALL

Halftime: Women's basketball leads Illinois 42-30

Zach Libby
February 25, 2015

Whenever sophomore guard Tori Jankoska finishes a contest as the team's leader in the points column this season, the Spartans have come away with a victory.  That was evident when MSU nearly caused a court storming this past Sunday in East Lansing when they knocked off No.

SPORTS

Cornerback Trae Waynes shows first round capabilities at NFL combine

Matthew Argillander
February 23, 2015

The men's football team is coming off another Top-5 finish and the players that find themselves in the position to take the next step seem to be putting the school even further on the map. The Big Ten often gets a rep for having slower big body type athletes but there are several former Spartans setting the trails on fire at the NFL combine. Cornerback Trae Waynes is looking to be the second consecutive MSU corner taken in the first round of the NFL draft in as many years, as many know former Spartan Darqueze Dennard was the 24th overall pick.