Following an 89-61 win over DePaul on Sunday, the Spartans started the season 9-0 for the first time in program history.
The Spartans handled business and controlled the game from start to finish on Saturday, Dec. 7, never trailing and continuing to show the Big Ten and the rest of college basketball they can be a consistent threat in several facets.
Saturday saw MSU in a different form, one it hasn't resembled in recent years.
Aziah Johnson's agency told CBS ports/247 Sports that he plans to enter the portal on December 9th. The redshirt freshman was recruited as a three-star by wide receiver coach Courtney Hawkins.
Carter is the first Spartan to enter the NFL Draft next spring, which begins April 25.
In a game that illustrated much of MSU’s upside, 12 Spartans scored and seven had eight or more points, including four Spartans in double-digits.
While Gaynor's time on the pitch at DeMartin Stadium has come to an end, her story will inspire future Spartans to chase greatness, just as she did.
MSU will lose one of its starting receivers from this past season in Glover, who has two years of eligibility remaining.
Here's a breakdown of each player in Smith's 2025 freshman class.
Clarizio had second thoughts, reversing his decision Wednesday morning and signing with the Spartans.
The Spartans have lost two of their last three road games at Williams Arena, better known as "The Barn."
Talley is entering the transfer portal, the former four-star recruit announced on Instagram Tuesday.
MSU left the Maui Invitational with a third-place finish and a number of developments that could shape how the rest of its season looks.
MSU goalie Luca Di Pasquo shined on Sunday to earn back-to-back MSU shutouts for the first time since March 2015.
A win against Rutgers would've made the Spartans bowl eligible. They lost by 27 points.
With a total of 56 shots on goal throughout the game, MSU skated away with a dominating 4-0 victory over the Lindenwood University Lions in the first night of the weekend series.
The Spartans ended their season on a sour note in a lackadaisical, non-complementary performance, displaying mistake after mistake as they fell to Rutgers, 41-14.
The two-game stretch showed a lot about this year's Spartans. Here's three takeaways that stood out.
MSU football (5-6, 3-5 Big Ten) has been abysmal in the third quarter this season.
MSU football's season finale will come with high stakes as the Spartans fight to secure a postseason spot against Rutgers this Saturday.