ADVERTISEMENT

FOOTBALL Michigan State long snapper Jack Carson Wentz plans to enter transfer portal

Michigan State sophomore long snapper Jack Carson Wentz plans to enter transfer portal. He joined Michigan State this past summer after spending time at Lenoir–Rhyne in 2022 and West Georgia in the spring of 2023.

Wentz appeared in six games this season for the Spartans. He played 23 total special teams snaps for the Spartans in 2024 and saw more opportunities after starting long snapper Kaden Schickel suffered a season-ending injury against Michigan on Oct. 26, but struggled at times.

He will have three years of eligibility remaining.

Login to view embedded media

NEW COMMIT: Michigan State lands Florida State DL transfer Grady Kelly

Former Florida State defensive lineman Grady Kelly has committed to transfer to Michigan State, he announced on social media Thursday.

The former Seminole also played at Colorado State and will have one year of eligibility remaining. Kelly visited MSU on Dec. 16 and 17.

More details by @jacobcotsonika

HOCKEY Spittin' Chiclets showcased Michigan State Hockey: Here's why that matters

Spittin' Chiclets recently showcased Michigan State Hockey.

@Jakebehnke10 explains why it matters that the very popular hockey podcast highlighted Adam Nightingale's program.
https://t.co/lRB2eL3sNA
  • Like
Reactions: Ryan OBleness

OFF TOPIC: Strange drones infiltrating New Jersey airspace - the size of cars

There's been a lot of buzz in New Jersey about strange drones infiltrating New Jersey skies and hovering over infrastructure, water supplies, and people's homes. My high school buddy saw one of them in the middle of the night and he told me it as the size of a VW Beetle. People in NJ are freaking out -- they're much larger than the drones you buy in the store and sometimes they're flying around in formations. I read online that someone had one flying over their house. Trump's Bedminster golf course is right in the middle of where all this activity is taking place. The drones are also migrating to South Jersey and Staten Island. It's an interesting story and one to keep on your radar. I had to drive out to PA to buy some buckshot in case I see any of them flying over my house. https://www.northjersey.com/story/n...ideo-social-media-bigger-picture/76800935007/

OFF TOPIC: Kirk Herbstreit's dog, Ben, passes away, ESPN & Kirk do tribute UPDATE: Ben wins Dog of the Year Award

https://x.com/KirkHerbstreit
Kirk Herbstreit
@KirkHerbstreit

I’ve had so many people asking me about Ben that I wanted to let you know-Ben had a 2nd chemo injection on October 23rd and from that day has been getting worse and worse. He has lost use of his back legs-almost like they’re paralyzed. He can barely walk. He hasn’t eaten in 3 days. I’m currently in Pennsylvania with a holistic Dr who is administering a 3 day Vitamin C IV hoping it will flush the toxics from his body and give him a chance. The next 24-48 hours will tell us if he has a chance or not. I’m so thankful for ALL the love so many have shown him over the last couple years. One of the hardest things I’ve gone through in my life. Ben is my best friend and companion. I love him with all of my heart. If you’re a spiritual person I’d love for you to pray for my boy.
GblYPuSXAAA3Eyr
He’s currently in an ER hospital overnight and I’m picking him up tomorrow for another round of Vitamin C. Please pray for Ben and hope he pulls out of it.

MEN'S BASKETBALL Michigan State men's basketball cruises past Florida Atlantic, 86-69

Michigan State cruised past Florida Atlantic by a final score of 86-69 on Saturday.

The Spartans were catalyzed by a career-high 17 points from forward Coen Carr, and improve to 10-2 overall on the 2024-2025 season. This is the fifth win in a row for MSU.

@CarterElliott recaps the action here:

  • Like
Reactions: Brendanmoore101

MEN'S BASKETBALL MSU's Tom Izzo starting to trust his team as Spartans prepare for WMU

There’s some serious optimism regarding Tom Izzo’s program as the new year approaches.

Michigan State's 10-2 record through Christmas is its best in three seasons and Izzo is trusting his team more and more.

“I’m starting to (trust them). They come back and practice like they have - as we all know things can change - but I’ve been really pleased with the fact that there’s been no drama. You come back from break sometimes … there’s been a lot of coaches talking about the drama coming back ... Thank God, I got all my guys back and I got them back, I think, with a purpose, with a sense of purpose."

More from Izzo on what he likes regarding his team + some stuff on Dwayne Stephens and Western Michigan:

ADVERTISEMENT

Filter

ADVERTISEMENT