Michigan State's Nia Clouden is the final player taken in the first round of the WNBA Draft as she makes her way to the Connecticut Sun.
Nebraska swept Michigan State in softball weekend series.
The game was tightly contested the whole way through, as the largest Lugnuts’ lead was only two.
It's already been a busy offseason for Michigan State. Underwood likely won't be the last roster alteration of the Spring — there are still chips left to fall.
In the latest roster shakeup for Michigan State, sophomore forward Kristof Papp entered the transfer portal and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute's Zach Dubinsky joined the team.
It’s not necessarily something we think too hard about before we speak.
The Spartans will now begin the search for someone to fill Associate Head Coach Dwayne Stephens' role as the offseason starts shortly.
“I’m disappointed with the outcome,” Joseph said. “The game was there for us to win, and you’ve gotta tip your cap because their pitcher was better. She was better and she beat us.”
Another pin has fallen for Michigan State hockey with junior forward Josh Nodler the latest to enter the transfer portal.
Michigan State guard Max Christie will enter his name into the NBA Draft, retain eligibility.
“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.
Bingham joins fellow senior Gabe Brown in the NBA draft waters after Brown announced his decision last week. Senior forward Joey Hauser is the only remaining senior yet to decide if he will exercise his extra year of eligibility.
The Spartans advance 19-13 on the season and will host Ohio State (21-6) in a three-game weekend series.
The Spartans will now look to their next three game series on the road against Evansville beginning Friday.
The move comes just days after senior goaltender Drew DeRidder announced his transfer to North Dakota, exercising his fifth year of eligibility.
“It's a work in progress but I really like the direction that we're headed.”
MSU Gymnastics will compete in the NCAA Regionals in Seattle on March 31.
The Spartans advance to 18-13 on the season and will host Toledo (8-16) in a single, non-conference game tomorrow.
Michigan State is blown out by the Falcons on Bowling Green, 12-3.
Before she was an Olympian, Hubbell was born in Lansing and raised in Okemos. She got her start at the Lansing Skating Club.