“When you take a white wrestler, it’s like ‘this guy is a hard worker, he has determination, his technique is really good,’” wrestler Cameron Caffey said. “Then you take a black athlete and they say, ‘Oh yeah, he’s strong, he’s fast, he’s powerful, he’s explosive.’ It’s just little overt things like that that are kind of bias.”
Cameron Caffey comes on the Roundtable to discuss being a student-athlete at MSU and some of the discussions happening in wrestling about race.
Sophomore Cameron Caffey and the Michigan State Wrestling squad prepared well, and gave a good showing at The Rutgers Athletic Center in the Big Ten Championship.
MSU wrestling redshirt sophomore Cam Caffey is making headlines on and off the mat.
MSU wrestling lost to a dominant Iowa wrestling team.
MSU wrestling notched a win in a tune-up for Nebraska.
Michigan State wrestling had a dominant effort Sunday.
Spartan wrestling couldn't overcome a slow start.
Despite a strong finish, the Spartans could not overcome the early 25-0 deficit and dropped to 4-4 on the season.
Wilton holds a 17-12 record this season at Michigan State. However, this isn’t the first time he has wrestled on the mats of the university.
With many duals being won by members like redshirt sophomore Drew Hughes and sophomore Rayvon Foley, the end result came to a close 18-15.
62 MSU student-athletes were named Academic All-Big Ten honorees for the 2017 winter sports season, the Big Ten Conference announced Wednesday. To be eligible for this honor, each student-athlete must earn a varsity letter, be in at least their second academic year at a Big Ten university and obtain a GPA of 3.0 or higher. MSU swimming and diving sophomores Gabe Whitaker, Courtney Aycock and Heidi Surdyk were three of 12 conference student-athletes who earned a perfect 4.0 GPA. Below is the full list of MSU's honorees: Men's Basketball Kyle Ahrens, So.
Redshirt junior Javier Gasca, redshirt sophomore Austin Eicher and freshman Drew Hughes will represent the MSU wrestling team this weekend at the NCAA Wrestling National Championships at the Scottrade Center in St.
Six Spartans were given preliminary seeds and will represent the MSU wrestling team in the Big Ten Wrestling Championships, the Big Ten Conference announced Monday.
The MSU wrestling team (4-10, 1-7 Big Ten) hosted the No. 10 University of Michigan Wolverines (8-5, 4-5 Big Ten) Sunday afternoon at Jenison Field House. The team was coming off a 24-12 defeat by then-No. 10 Rutgers Scarlet Knights and looked to earn its second conference win on senior day.
The MSU wrestling team, 4-9, 1-6 Big Ten, hosted the No. 11 Rutgers Scarlet Knights, 10-3, 4-2 Big Ten, Sunday afternoon at Jenison Field House. The team looked to bounce back from a tough loss on Friday at No. 12 Illinois, where the Spartans fell, 30-9.
It was a double feature on Jan. 20 in Jenison Field House, where MSU Gymnastics and Wrestling went head to head with their respective opponents for Tumbles and Takedowns.
It’s the beginning of a new semester here at MSU, which means a whole new semester's’ worth of different sports.
The Michigan State Spartans wrestling team officially opened the 2016-2017 season Thursday night with the annual Green-White Wrestle Offs.
MSU wrestling head coach Tom Minkel coached his last meet on Feb. 19, but said “I’ll keep my locker here, though, and I’m sure I’ll be back.”