Michigan State put together its most dominant win in Big Ten play since 2000 with an 89-52 victory over Nebraska.

Jaxon Kohler: “The energy and the way we rallied together… played together and we just had fun together.”

More on the hustle plays & high energy by MSU today:

"Because today is early signing day, here is a throwback to the day I made one of the biggest and best decisions in my life: to go to school and play football @MSU_Football. Advice for all that is signing today: choose the school more over the coach because 20-30 years from now, the school will still be there. I am a kid from NY who chose to attend MSU, and after a 5-year NFL career, I moved back to the State of Michigan and, in a small way, be part of the university, the program, and the fans along with my family." #gogreen

The Michigan State men's basketball team continue Big Ten play at home as it welcomes in the Nebraska Cornhuskers to the Breslin Center.

This game will take place at noon Eastern Time and will broadcast live on Big Ten Network.

Preview here:

Tom Izzo is happy with his team's chemistry and depth, but the hall of fame coach still sees plenty of space for improvement following a win at Minnesota.

"There were a lot more positives than negatives, but the negatives tick me off.”

More:

From MSU Athletics:

“The Big Ten Conference has recognized fall sport student-athletes – including 168 from Michigan State - who have been earned Academic All-Big Ten honors.

To be eligible for Academic All-Big Ten selection, students must be on a varsity team (as verified by being on the official squad list), have been enrolled full time at the institution for a minimum of 12 months and carry a cumulative grade-point average of 3.0 or higher.

The selections for the Spartans encompasses the sports of men's and women's cross country, field hockey, football, men and women's soccer, and volleyball.”

Full list here: https://msuspartans.com/news/2024/1...rt-athletes-earn-academic-all-b1g-honors.aspx

Just curious why Tony Annesee never gets looked at for a higher level job? CMU should hire him. He just wins Google him lol

Final game of the season. We win, we go bowling. Cold and snowy day. Who ya' got?

Michigan State secured third place in the 41st annual Maui Invitational on Nov. 27th against University of North Carolina. With a rollercoaster of an ending, the overtime thriller finished with Michigan State on top, and a final score of 94-91.

Tre Holloman: "We tried to come out fast, strong, because we still had that bad taste in our mouth from last year (in the NCAA Tournament)."

@SydneyPadgett's story from the final game in Maui:

Sam Tyler breaks down 10 things we learned about Michigan State Men's Basketball following its third-place finish in Maui.

Jonathan Smith held a press conference Wednesday afternoon and discussed the 17 signees in the 2025 recruiting class.

Here are some of his notable quotes about several of Michigan State's key signees in the 2025 class:
https://n.rivals.com/content/athletes/leonard-ah-you-326258?view=pv

Michigan State and Tom Izzo are looking for a strong start in Big Ten play. Last year, the Spartans went 0-2 in the early December conference games.

Tre Holloman: “We can’t start how we did last year."

More on Minnesota, MSU's performance in Maui and an update on Jase Richardson, by @ebartlett:

Cal Haladay and Maverick Hansen reflected on their careers at Michigan State, while Joe Rossi discussed the Spartans’ victory over Purdue.

"I just felt like it was home. I didn’t feel a need to leave. I felt like this was the best situation for me."

Spartans stay on top of the polls after a weekend sweep against Lindenwood.

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