An hour before the MSU football team took the field for the annual Green and White football game Saturday afternoon, Riley and Max Bullough got together to draw up an offensive play.
The recent rash of inclement weather might have put a damper on the moods of students and faculty, but for the MSU Athletics Department,it’s been especially inconvenient.
Spring football has come and gone for the seventh time in head coach Mark Dantonio’s tenure.
Spring football officially concluded Saturday afternoon with the White team edging the Green squad, 24-17, in the annual spring game.
MSU fans might have seen Kirk Cousins play the hero role off the bench at times last season for the Washington Redskins — but that doesn’t mean the former standout quarterback vaulted into stardom.
With a chance to jump near the top of the Big Ten standings, the MSU baseball team will have to go through the conference’s top team.
Senior quarterback Andrew Maxwell might be the leader after the spring to retain his starting job.
Tyler Hoover knows a little bit about spring football. After all, the senior defensive tackle is wrapping up his sixth spring in an MSU uniform.
After weeks of speculation, freshman guard Gary Harris will return for his sophomore season with MSU men’s basketball program.
DETROIT — It had the makings of a special evening at Comerica Park.
The players have spoken loud and clear: Riley Bullough is the No.1 running back on the MSU football spring roster.
Mark Dantonio did not need the entire spring football period, which concludes at 2:30 p.m. Saturday with the Green and Whitespring game at Spartan Stadium, to find his replacements for former All-Big Ten standouts Johnny Adams and William Gholston.
Despite chilly temperatures and driving rain, Spartan fans still came to support MSU at the third-annual Clash at Comerica between MSU and Central Michigan on Wednesday evening.
All Spartan athletes are prone to concussions — from football to tennis — MSU has seen them all.
Cam Gibson would like to leave the field with a clean pair of underpants.
Most young ballplayers dream about playing under the bright lights of a professional stadium. For one night a year, the dream becomes a reality for members of the MSU baseball team.
Johnny Adams is headed to the NFL draft, and Darqueze Dennard has been out the entire spring.
Jimmy Pickens couldn’t stop smiling. With a line of eager autograph seekers waiting behind him, it’s tough to blame the sophomore outfielder who had the weekend of his life.
This week will provide opportunities for the MSU softball team to regain some traction with non-conference games today and tomorrow after a weekend sweep at the hands of Michigan knocked the Spartans from second place in the Big Ten.
After being hired by WKAR in 1974 and taking over WKAR’s “Sportstalk/870” in 1985, it’s been the soft and welcoming tone of Earle Robinson’s voice coming across the airwaves, always polite and eager to discuss the most pressing local sports news.