MHSAA State Finals start today, 11/29:

Division 8 - 9:30 am
Beal City vs Riverview Gabriel Richard

Division 4 - 12:30 pm
Niles vs Goodrich

Division 6 - 4:30 pm
Lansing Catholic vs Jackson Lumen Christi

Division 2 - 7 pm
Orchard Lale St Mary's vs Byron Center

Players to watch:
OLSM
MSU Commit - TE Jayden Savoury
MSU Commit - ATH Bryson Williams
MSU Commit - LB Charles White
MSU Offer - OL Antonio Johnson

Byron Center
Possible MSU interest - ATH Isaac Lee

@CarterElliott previews the Spartans versus Gophers ahead of tip-off in the Barn tonight:

Here is a little fun general college football bonus analysis from yours truly. Did the committee get it right? Who will win the first 12-team college football playoff? Did my computer provide any good advice last week? You can find the answer to all these questions here.

If you think Texas and Penn State got a good draw, the #math agrees with you.

EAST LANSING, Mich. - After a strong freshman campaign, Rachel Forsyth was named Great Lakes Region Women's Cross Country Runner of the Year.

She was coming off a 16th-place finish in the NCAA Championships, finishing the 6k race with a time of 19:49.1 on Saturday in Madison, Wisconsin. She led the Michigan State women's cross country team to a 21st-place finish in the NCAA Championship.

Forsyth earned first-team All-American honors for her strong performance. She is the first Spartan to earn first-team honors since Jenna Magness in 2021. She was also named Big Ten Freshman of the Year after finishing fourth in the Big Ten Championship in Champaign, Illinois in earlier this month.

This is the fifth time that a Spartan has earned Great Lakes Region Women's Runner of the Year. The last Spartan to earn the honor was Magness in 2020. Leah O'Connor also captured the award in 2014, which was the same year that Michigan State won the National Championship. Emily MacLeod earned the award in both 2009 and 2010.

Release courtesy of MSU Athletics.

Sect 24, Row 39, seats 31-34, plus parking pass.

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If interested, call or text Joe at (313) 671-5953.

The season ended in disappointment for the Spartans, but that doesn’t mean that it was a failure. According the math, MSU met expectations, barely. More on this below, as well as the results from the regular season finale of @Dr. Green and White's Bad Betting Advice.

BTN will be broadcasting the release live on Thursday. Check back then for full details. Pairings were announced in May:


And non-conference earlier this month:

Jack Velling on the future in East Lansing: “We got the best coaching staff in the nation,” Velling said. “I would say we got a great culture here. We got the guys here to make something happen next year and East Lansing is a great spot.”

More from Velling and Jonathan Kim:

Engineering professor makes helmet inserts to lessen crowd noise for Michigan State football players​

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