The Kalin Lucas, Durrell Summers era of MSU men’s basketball is over. With last Thursday’s 78-76 loss to UCLA in the second round of the NCAA Tournament, the careers of one of the most exciting classes in program history came to an end.
Wichita, Kan. — Walking down the streets of Wichita, you get the feeling there’s two different versions of the city. First you get the impression of city living.
The MSU women’s basketball teamed survived a first-round upset scare from Northern Iowa and pulled out the 69-66 victory.
All five MSU wrestlers who traveled to Philadelphia for the NCAA championships came home empty-handed.
Following the season of ups and downs, the end of the MSU men’s basketball team’s season shouldn’t have come as a surprise.
The MSU gymnastics team placed seventh at the Big Ten tournament.
The MSU softball team sweeps the weekend at the Hoosier Classic.
Tampa, Fla. – It wasn’t the finish people hoped for, but perhaps it was the finish they expected.
The Spartans came back from a 23-point second-half deficit, but were unable to pull out the win, losing 78-76 to UCLA.
20 years at MSU, and lot’s of experience prior to his tenure as a Spartan, wrestling head coach Tom Minkel is creating a legacy.
Should the MSU gymnastics team score high enough this weekend at the Big Ten championships, the Spartans could vault two spots and earn their way to the NCAA regionals.
MSU holds all but one advantage on paper.
MSU heads to Indiana for a three-game series against Evansville.
Tampa, Fla. — There’s still something left in Durrell Summers’ tank. After a breakout performance in last season’s NCAA Tournament was followed by a regular season that didn’t live up to expectations, the MSU men’s basketball team’s senior guard is putting all the negativity behind him as the No.
Fifteen MSU football seniors workout for NFL scouts on Wednesday.
Spartans hold advantages in guards, experience and coaching.
The MSU men’s basketball team gets out of the Big Ten and can open up itself offensively.
The Spartans have a chance to improve their season average in hopes of making the NCAA regionals.
On his first day of fourth grade, Justin Caine bent over to tie his shoe. Leaning forward, a tumor in his head slid forward, slicing his brain.