Just curious a few years ago a guy on this board would talk about his son from Michigan who moved to Venice Florida. I remember him talking up his son as being a great qb. I’m wondering if it’s the Purdue qb he was talking about.

I did not get a chance to attend this year's MSU basketball media day, but I did have a chance to review Coach Izzo's comments.

He spoke for over an hour, and he covered a lot of topics. My main impression was that Izzo is getting a little more introspective and philosophical at these events. It is a natural part of getting a little older and on being the true elder stateman of college basketball. It is a mantle that he has earned and that he wears very well.

I could have touched more on some of his comments on individual players, but there was nothing really that surprising. They are all bigger, stronger, smarter, shooting better, learning the system... you get the idea.

Instead, I focused on some of the bigger picture stuff. How much longer is Izzo going to coach? (He won't say.) What does he think about NIL and the portal? (He doesn't like it, but he's adapted to it.) How was the trip to the U.P? (It was awesome.)

My full story is linked here:

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Michigan State football is set for another weekend of hosting recruits on campus when it hosts Iowa for a game under the lights on Saturday.

Here is a breakdown of many of the notable names who will be at MSU:

The bye week couldn't have came at a more appropriate time for Michigan State, having dropped three-straight games after a promising start to the 2024 season.

The Spartans' 31-10 loss to Oregon in Eugene showed some holes on both sides of the ball that the Spartans will look to patch up before their homecoming game matchup versus Iowaon Saturday night at Spartan Stadium. Let's dive into the player spotlight ahead of the contest.

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Michigan State and Iowa will battle on homecoming in East Lansing tomorrow night. Find out more about the Hawkeyes below.

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