BASKETBALL
Men's Basketball ranked No. 22 in preseason AP poll
MSU will start its 2025 season ranked No. 22 in the AP preseason poll.
VOLLEYBALL
MSU volleyball sweeps Indiana in statement win
Michigan State dominated Indiana 3-0 at Breslin Center, showcasing relentless defense, precise setting, and clutch kills from Mumcular, Doezema, and Kulig. The Spartans’ tactical discipline and composure under pressure highlighted their readiness for Big Ten play.
WOMEN'S SOCCER
No. 7 Iowa ends No. 18 MSU women's soccer's undefeated Big Ten run
No. 18 MSU women's soccer lost to No. 7 Iowa in a chaotic Big Ten match up that ended 3-5. Although the Spartan attack was on fire, the Hawkeyes capitalized on the lack of defensive solidity.
VOLLEYBALL
MSU Volleyball weather a late Iowa comeback to clinch a five-set victory
The Spartans took an early lead and battled back after the Hawkeyes tied the match, ultimately dominating the decisive fifth set to secure a 3-2 victory. This win showcased their resilience and strong teamwork, giving Michigan State a key boost in the standings.
FOOTBALL
Lack of consistency finally leads to complete MSU meltdown
Michigan State’s promising 3-0 start has unraveled after a 38-13 homecoming loss to UCLA dropped the Spartans to 3-3 and intensified pressure on head coach Jonathan Smith. Following two competitive defeats that showed signs of progress, MSU collapsed against the Bruins in front of a restless home crowd. Questionable play-calling, defensive breakdowns and offensive inconsistency fueled the blowout, leaving fans frustrated and Smith searching for answers as the team prepares for a critical matchup at No. 7 Indiana.
FOOTBALL
MSU offensive implosions result in a 38-13 drubbing against UCLA
Michigan State struggled with execution on both sides of the ball, leading to a 38-13 loss to UCLA. Offensive inefficiency and defensive breakdowns allowed the Bruins to take control early and never look back.
ICE HOCKEY
Michigan State hockey responds to split opening series in a 2-0 shutout
Michigan State hockey rebounded against New Hampshire, splitting its opening series after recording a 2-0 shutout victory due to sharper puck control and execution. The night served as a stepping stone for the youthful team.
WOMEN'S SOCCER
MSU women's soccer earns a scrappy win on the road against Michigan
The Spartans battled it out in Ann Arbor to defeat Michigan 1-0, spurred on by a large MSU fan contingent. The result brings MSU to second in the Big Ten.
ICE HOCKEY
MSU hockey falls 4-3 in home opener after a buzzer-beater goal
Michigan State hockey welcomed in the New Hampshire Wildcats for its first official game of the season, but fell short 4-3 after a last-second goal.
WOMEN'S SOCCER
Kennedy Bell named to Hermann Trophy watchlist
Kennedy Bell, whose father Myron played football at MSU then enjoyed a career in the NFL for eight years, was named to the inaugural MAC Hermann Trophy mid-season watchlist. Bell has played a large role in the MSU women's soccer team's current success.
FOOTBALL
Spartan offensive line struggles has restricted MSU football from being its best
In the sport of football, the offensive line holds some of the most important duties on the field: protecting the quarterback and opening gaps for the running backs. This season, Michigan State football and its offensive line has struggled in fulfilling these important duties. Now facing a statistically weak defense in UCLA, the Spartans try to fix their movement struggles.
FOOTBALL
MSU receives decommitment from four-star wide receiver Tyren Wortham
Four-star wide receiver Tyren Wortham has decommitted from Michigan State, reopening his recruitment just days after the Spartans’ 38-27 loss to Nebraska. Wortham, the No. 40 receiver in the 2026 class and MSU’s top commit, had been verbally committed since June. His decision highlights growing recruiting concerns amid the team’s recent struggles, as other programs pursue top targets like linebacker Braylon Hodge. In today’s college football landscape, winning remains the key to retaining talent—something MSU hopes to get back to soon.
WOMEN'S SOCCER
MSU women's soccer ties in a tight battle with Ohio State
MSU women's soccer tied 1-1 with Ohio State, extending their undefeated streak in the Big Ten.
WOMEN'S SOCCER
Spartans rise to No. 16 as Big Ten recognizes two standouts
MSU women's soccer is back in the rankings at No. 16 with Noelle Henning winning Big Ten Freshman of the Week and Emerson Sargeant winning Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week.
FOOTBALL
MSU pass rush shines with 5 sacks, but can’t overcome offensive struggles in 38-27 loss to Nebraska
Michigan State’s defense delivered its best pass-rushing performance of the season, sacking Nebraska quarterback Dylan Raiola five times to keep the game within reach. But offensive struggles, including Aidan Chiles’ 9-for-23 passing line, proved too much to overcome as the Spartans fell 38-27 on the road.
FOOTBALL
Special teams, offensive struggles limit MSU football in 38-27 loss to Nebraska
In a back and forth game between the Michigan State Spartans and the Nebraska Cornhuskers, special team blunders and offensive struggles helped Nebraska push past the Spartans 38-27.
BASKETBALL
Izzone campout returns, marking a new season of MSU Basketball
A tradition famous to Michigan State, the 2025 Izzone Campout on Friday night marked the start of a new season of Basketball at MSU.
ICE HOCKEY
MSU hockey shuts out Windsor in opening exhibition game
With a roster full of new players, the Michigan State hockey team faced an exhibition test against the Windsor Lancers. The Spartans took a 4-0 victory in front of a packed crowd for their return to Munn.
MEN'S SOCCER
MSU men’s soccer falls 2-1 to Penn State on annual Pink game
MSU men's soccer lost 2-1 handing Penn State their first Big Ten win of the season. A game that came down to execution saw Penn State be more clincial with their chances getting them a win despite MSU being the far better side.
MEN'S SOCCER
Zac Kelly and Peter Soudan receive Big Ten honors for MSU men’s soccer
Reshirt senior goalkeeper Zac Kelly and freshman midfielder Peter Soudan earned Big Ten accolades for MSU men's soccer after back-to-back top 5 ranked wins in the same week for the first time in program history.