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Spartans’ Detroit Duel and Big-Bucks Playoff Bid
Spartans Survive Grizzlies’ Surprise Gauntlet in Detroit On December 20, No. 9 Michigan State topped Oakland 79-70 at Little Caesars Arena despite a sluggish start. The Golden Grizzlies led by as many as seven early on, shooting 45.5% from three and baffling MSU with an unusual zone defense. Coen Carr erupted for a career-high 22…
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Inside MSU’s Perfect Streak and Key Players vs Oakland
Spartan Stars on Deck: Who to Watch vs. Oakland Michigan State enters its matchup with Oakland at Little Caesars Arena boasting a 10–1 record, with its lone blemish coming against No. 3 Duke. After a balanced 12-scorer effort dismantled Toledo, attention turns to three Spartans expected to carry the load against Oakland’s stingy zone defense.…
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Spartan Stars: Court Comebacks to Defensive Standouts
Denham Wojcik’s Box-Score Rebuttal to Keyboard Critics Michigan State guard Denham Wojcik faced a wave of online criticism after a sloppy second half in the Spartans’ 92-69 win over Toledo. Fans questioned his minutes, pointing to a 0-for-3 shooting performance and a single rebound as evidence he didn’t belong on the court. Yet Wojcik turned…
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Spartan Hoops Surge and QB Transfer Showdown
Ex-Spartan QB Sam Leavitt Poised to Haunt MSU Sam Leavitt, the former Michigan State quarterback who transferred to Arizona State after his freshman year, has re-entered the transfer portal and is expected to land as an immediate starter. On3’s Pete Nakos identifies Oregon and Indiana—both future opponents of MSU—as two of the most intriguing landing…
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Spartans’ Recruiting Drama: Gash’s Flip & Fitz’s Blitz
Wideout Woes: Gash’s Grand Recruitment Rewind Samson Gash, the four-star wide receiver long pledged to Michigan State, has popped his verbal lock and rekindled interest from powerhouse programs. Georgia threw its first SEC flirt, following Alabama, Penn State, and Iowa State knocking on his door. Despite national suitors, Gash says Coach Fitzgerald remains dial-in, with…
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Spartan Hoops: Dominance and Upcoming Showdown
Spartans Gearing Up: Scouting Toledo’s Firepower Michigan State’s men’s basketball squad bounced back with a 76–72 win at Penn State thanks to a career-high 23 points and five threes from Divine Ugochukwu. The victory improved MSU to 9–1 overall and 2–0 in Big Ten play. Jaxon Kohler and Carson Cooper chipped in double-digit points and…
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Spartans Shake-Up: Fitzgerald’s New Coaching Crew
Fitzgerald’s Spartan Squad: Building the New Regime Pat Fitzgerald has quietly overhauled Michigan State’s football sideline, adding Joel Welsh as the new strength and conditioning guru. Welsh’s return to the Big Ten—after seven seasons at Central Michigan and a stint at Iowa under Chris Doyle—brings seasoned muscle to a program in transition. Fitzgerald has also…
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Spartans Chase Transfers and Stage Big Ten Comeback
Three Transfers Spartans Must Pounce On As Pat Fitzgerald settles into East Lansing, 13 Spartans are already shopping for new jerseys in the portal. With the official opening still on the horizon, Fitzgerald and his staff are eyeing three prime talents: Danny Scudero, the country’s leading receiver with over 1,200 yards and 10 touchdowns; Elliot…
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Spartans Need a Tight End Breakthrough in 2026
Tight Ends Calling: Why MSU Should Feature Them in 2026 Michigan State’s football program is urging increased utilization of its tight end group in 2026. Head coach Pat Fitzgerald is searching for an offensive coordinator to revitalize a historically underperforming offense. Analysts point to a talented tight end room featuring Michael Masunas, Brennan Paracheck, Wyatt…
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Spartans Shuffle: Shooting Guards and Wideouts
Spartans’ Shooting Guard Shuffle: Who Fires First? Michigan State’s basketball team has excelled defensively but can’t seem to settle on a reliable two-spot. Coach Tom Izzo has rotated Samford transfer Trey Fort, sophomore Kur Teng, and freshman Jordan Scott, all of whom bring distinct strengths and glaring flaws. Fort averages 5.4 points per game but…