Michigan’s spring game – it will be a situational scrimmage – is Saturday at Michigan Stadium and is free to the public. Gates open at 10 a.m., the alumni football game is at 11, and the team will take the field at 12: 30 p.m. Michigan’s lacrosse team will face Ohio State at the stadium … Continue Reading →
Michigan football’s strength and conditioning staff is hosting a strength and conditioning clinic at Schembechler Hall on April 20. Aaron Wellman, head strength coach, will lead the clinic. Eric Ciano, the head strength coach of the Buffalo Bills, will close the program. The clinic is open to strength coaches nutritionists, physical therapists and athletic trainers. … Continue Reading →
Drake Harris says his plans haven’t changed, however everything else he has said makes you think otherwise. Harris is the two-sport star from Grand Rapids Christian who has committed to play football and basketball at Michigan State. But in the past few days he’s announced he’s opening up his recruiting and will take at least … Continue Reading →
Because it all doesn’t exactly fit in a news story, here’s all the statements sent out from Michigan State on Thursday concerning players leaving early for the NFL. They just cover Le’Veon Bell and Dion Sims, not William Gholston. Apparently Gholston’s move is not official, though I would be shocked if he doesn’t officially follow … Continue Reading →
Dan Conroy, who has struggled for most of his senior season, connected on a 47-yard field goal with 1:01 to play to put Michigan State up by one point over TCU. TCU has one timeout and is coming off a 53-yard field goal from its kicker. It will start at its 31.
Michigan State caught the biggest break of the game when TCU’s Skye Dawson fumbled a punt inside his own 10-yard and the ball was recovered by RJ Williamson at the TCU 4-yard line. Two plays later, Le’Veon Bell scored on a 4-yard run and the extra point put the Spartans ahead 14-13 with seven minutes … Continue Reading →
Michigan State made a change at quarterback, started to feed its best player and has now gotten back in the game late in third quarter. Redshirt freshman Connor Cook came in for Andrew Maxwell and helped lead a 14-play drive with the help of some outstanding running by Bell, and a throw from the quarterback. Cook … Continue Reading →
Essentially nothing went well for Michigan State in the first half against TCU. The Horned Frogs are outgaining the Spartans 204-76 while the Spartans have picked up just three first downs. Quarterback Andrew Maxwell is just 6-for-13 and has almost been intercepted three times. Le’Veon Bell has been held to 38 yards on 11 carries. … Continue Reading →
Michigan State’s defense is continuing to get beaten for big plays as a 61-yard pass to Josh Boyce on third-and-long led to another TCU field goal. Kurtis Drummond tried for an interception on the play and missed, resulting in the long gain for the Horned Frogs. Jaden Oberkrom converted from 31 yards to put TCU … Continue Reading →
TCU kept moving the ball as the second quarter opened and capped a seven-play drive with a 47-yard field goal from Jaden Oberkrom to take a 10-0 lead with 13:25 to play in the first half. Michigan State did manage to get its only first down of the game but punted three plays later. TCU’s … Continue Reading →