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Spartan Stars: Hoops Lineup to NFL Draft Frenzy

Rethinking the Spartans’ 2026-27 Starting Five Michigan State has added 7-foot-2 center Anton Bonke from Charlotte to plug its biggest roster hole, giving Tom Izzo a rare size boost at the five. Returning core members include point guard Jeremy Fears, who averaged 15 PPG and led the nation with 9.4 APG and likely stays in…
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MSU’s Draft Legends and Transfer Portal Shuffle

Gridiron Royalty: MSU’s First-Round Draft Dynasty Michigan State football has produced a who’s-who of first-round NFL talent, from the towering Bubba Smith, the only No. 1 overall pick, to legends like Earl Morrall, Clint Jones, Tony Mandarich and Charles Rogers among the four No. 2 selections. The piece breaks down the Top-5 picks in Spartan…
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MSU Targets Future Stars: Portal Big and Gash Bros

Spartan Scouting: Gash Brothers Poised for Leap to East Lansing Michigan State’s 2027 recruiting haul is getting a power boost from the Gash family. Samson Gash, a Detroit Catholic Central wideout ranked 188th nationally and second in Michigan, has drawn serious interest from Coach Pat Fitzgerald. But the buzz is truly fueled by his youngest…
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Inside MSU: NFL Draft, Hidden Shooters & Transfer Targets

Top 5 Spartans Aiming for the NFL Big Stage Michigan State’s historic NFL lineage continues with five standouts vying for draft glory: tight end Jack Velling boasts pro size but needs to refine his blocking; cornerback Malcolm Bell dazzled PFF with top defensive grades and might snag CFL attention if the NFL snubs him; safety…
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MSU’s Grit, Gaffes, and Grid Iron Gear Up

MSU’s Tough-as-Nails Linebacker That Even Injuries Couldn’t Bench Jordan Hall revealed he played through turf toe and a torn oblique late in the 2025 season, yet still led Michigan State with 88 tackles over 12 games. Despite midseason setbacks—turf toe against Nebraska, a strained oblique versus Michigan, then a tear in Minnesota—Hall never missed a…
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MSU’s New Prospects: NFL, NBA & Spring Standouts

Freshman TE Giant Eddie Whiting Steals Spring Spotlight True freshman tight end Eddie Whiting has quickly become impossible to ignore during Michigan State’s spring practices. At 6-foot-6 and 249 pounds, he eclipses last year’s starter and draws rave reviews from position coach Brian Wozniak and new head coach Pat Fitzgerald. A three-star recruit from Sioux…
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MSU’s Athletic Shuffle: Transfers, Spring, and Title Hopes

Spartans Roll Out Red Carpet for Late-Stage WR Prospect Michigan State has invited Jackson State transfer wide receiver Jameel Gardner Jr. for an official visit this weekend as the Spartans look to bolster a thin receiver room late in the transfer cycle. Gardner, who previously played at Kent State alongside current Spartan Chrishon McCray, caught…
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Spartans’ Transfer Tales: Snaps, Shots, and Eligibility

Meet the Invisible Spartan Snapper Nick Duzansky, Oregon’s quiet long-snapper prodigy, has landed at Michigan State to carry out the unnoticed art of delivering flawless 1.2-second snaps. With two seasons of eligibility left, he’s coached by special-teams guru LeVar Woods, drawn in by a lineage that links back to Pat Fitzgerald and Northwestern. Duzansky embraces…
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Spartans Overhaul: Coach Fitzgerald and Transfer Shuffle

Fitzgerald’s Spartan Revival: From Sideline to Rebuild Michigan State football enters a new era under coach Pat Fitzgerald after two losing seasons. ESPN’s SP+ ranks MSU 67th overall (second-last in the Big Ten), with offense at 61st, defense 69th, and special teams a glaring 105th nationally. Fitzgerald immediately injected fresh blood via 30 transfer additions…
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MSU’s Transfer Frenzy: Draft, Draft Picks, and Derailed Dreams

Should Coen Carr Dunk His Way to the NBA? Coen Carr enjoyed a breakout junior season at Michigan State, starting every game at small forward and averaging 12.1 points on 51% shooting. He added career highs in blocks (0.8) and steals (0.5), though his three-point shooting lagged at 28%. With Jaxon Kohler and Carson Cooper…