The Michigan State women's basketball team went on the road to play Minnesota this Saturday, where they lost 69-50, in a game heavily dominated by their opponents. The Spartans now hold a record of 13-5 overall and are 3-4 in the Big Ten Conference, as well as 1-3 in conference away games.
Following a devastating 7-1 loss for the Michigan State Spartans hockey team at Munn against the Michigan Wolverine last night, the Spartans were ready to get back into their style of play away at Yost Ice Arena. The team was able to make a comeback from a 1-4 deficit halfway through the second period and take home a dominating 7-5 win.
After a rocky game against Minnesota that ended in the Spartans pulling ahead with a 76-66 victory, the Michigan State men’s basketball team will once again hit the road to take on Maryland on Sunday afternoon in an attempt to hit .500 in conference games.
Against the Michigan Wolverines, the Spartans took a tough loss with a final score of 7-1, their first regulation loss since Oct. 28 when the team was swept by Boston College.
In the season opener for the No. 22 Michigan State men's tennis team, the Spartans faced off against Western Michigan and took home the win, beating the Mustangs of a tallied score of 6-1.
As the highly ranked Michigan State Spartans were ready to play, they ended up taking a heartbreaking loss to the Wolverines with a score of 7-1.
The MSU Wrestling team is now 0-2 in conference play following their 22-13 loss to No. 12 Rutgers University today and their loss at Michigan last Sunday.
Graduate student forward Malik Hall has been a staple on the Michigan State men’s basketball team since he came in as a freshman in 2019. Now 135 games into his career, the Spartan veteran has surpassed 1,000 points.
The new Michigan State men’s head football coach, Jonathan Smith, spoke at a football press conference on Thursday, Jan. 18, where he talked about the upcoming season, player additions to the team and additions to the coaching staff.
Malik Hall and Tyson Walker helped carry the Spartans to a 76-66 win against the Minnesota Golden Gophers in a tight back-and-forth match.
MSU Wrestling will have a busy weekend ahead of them as they prepare to welcome 12th-ranked Rutgers, and number one ranked Penn State.
The time has finally come. The Michigan State Spartans are playing the University of Michigan Wolverines for an intense and highly anticipated weekend this Friday, Jan. 19 and Saturday, Jan. 20.
The Michigan State starting five had a great overall performance in it's win over the Northwestern Wildcats.
After returning to the winning column Sunday afternoon against Rutgers, the Michigan State men’s basketball team will be back home Thursday night to take on the Minnesota Golden Gophers at 6:30 p.m.
After falling just short to Ohio State on the road, the Michigan State women’s basketball team will return to East Lansing to face off against another Big Ten opponent: Northwestern University.
Michigan State hockey moved up in the USCHO poll from eighth place to seventh place, putting them just a couple of steps closer to the top five. Contributing to this ranking was their series sweep against Penn State, beating them 5-0 on Jan. 12 and 7-3 on Jan. 13.
MSU women’s basketball fell short to Ohio State this Sunday in a close road game 70-65, falling to a 12-4 record and 2-3 in the Big Ten.
Michigan State basketball graduate student Steven Izzo, the son of Hall-of-Fame head coach Tom Izzo, logged his first career points during MSU’s 73-55 win over Rutgers on Sunday afternoon.
MSU wrestling’s unbeaten start to the season was ended by No. 12 Michigan this Sunday by a score of 29-12. The Spartans now fall to 7-1 on the season as they drop their first Big Ten Conference meet.
