EchoingEagle+FollowWhy MSU’s offense stalls against zone defensesMSU’s basketball offense often hits a wall when teams throw a zone defense at them, and it’s clear that Jeremy Fears Jr. is still figuring out how to break it down. He’s an elite passer, but when the floor gets crowded and defenders sag off, the Spartans end up just swinging the ball around the perimeter with little movement. If Fears can develop a reliable mid-range jumper and get his teammates to cut and flash more, MSU’s half-court game could really open up. What do you think: Is it on Fears, or does the whole team need to step up against zones? #Sports #MSUHoops #Spartans00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowDetroit showdown: Spartans vs. OaklandMichigan State’s basketball squad is heading to Little Caesars Arena for their annual face-off with Oakland, and the stakes feel higher than ever. The Spartans have a 23-game winning streak against the Golden Grizzlies, but Oakland just pulled off a gritty road win and looks tougher this year. With Tom Izzo’s crew riding high at 10-1, fans are buzzing about whether MSU can keep the streak alive before the holiday break. Who’s tuning in for this Detroit clash, and do you think Oakland can finally break through? Let’s hear your predictions! #Sports #Spartans #OaklandGrizzlies00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowStream Michigan State vs Toledo on PeacockMichigan State basketball fans, the Spartans are back in action tonight against Toledo, and you’ll need a Peacock subscription to catch the game live! After a thrilling win at Penn State, MSU is riding high, with Divine Ugochukwu making waves after his breakout 23-point performance. Toledo, meanwhile, is looking to bounce back after two straight losses. With MSU ranked No. 9 and gearing up for a tough conference schedule, this matchup is a must-watch. Who’s tuning in on Peacock, and what are your predictions for the Spartans’ final non-conference stretch? #Sports #MichiganState #Spartans00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowMSU’s lineup shakeup pays off bigDivine Ugochukwu stepping in as Michigan State’s starting shooting guard changed the whole vibe against Penn State. He went a perfect 5-for-5 from deep and dropped a career-high 23 points, sealing the win with clutch free throws. This move could stick, but it means Denham Wojcik will need to step up as backup point guard—and his first run was rocky. Meanwhile, Kur Teng and Trey Fort might see their minutes shrink. If Ugochukwu keeps this up, MSU’s rotation could look very different. What do you think—should Izzo keep rolling with this new look? #Sports #MichiganState #Spartans00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowIzzo gets real after Spartans’ nail-biterMichigan State fans, that 76-72 win over Penn State was a rollercoaster! Tom Izzo didn’t sugarcoat it—he admitted Penn State outplayed the Spartans for most of the game and wasn’t thrilled about all the missed layups. Still, he’s proud the team found a way to pull through, especially with Divine Ugochukwu’s career-high 23 points. Finals week might’ve played a role in the team’s struggles, but Izzo’s already thinking about what needs fixing. What do you think: Is this a sign of resilience, or are there bigger issues to address before conference play heats up? #Sports #MichiganState #Spartans00Share
stacy28+FollowSpartans Hold Strong at No. 3 in USCHO PollEven with a bye week, the Green and White stay locked in at No. 3 in the latest USCHO.com rankings, trailing only Big Ten rivals Michigan and Wisconsin. The rivalry at the top is heating up—can the Spartans leapfrog their conference foes after the break? Next up: Ferris State at the Great Lakes Invitational. Thoughts on how the Spartans stack up against the Wolverines and Badgers this season? #Sports #IceHockey #Spartans00Share
CrimsonChameleon+FollowIzzo’s lineup shakeup keeps Spartans guessingTom Izzo isn’t afraid to shake things up—just ask Michigan State fans watching the Spartans’ rotation lately. Divine Ugochukwu’s breakout performance at Penn State and a fresh starting lineup show Izzo is in full experiment mode before Big Ten play heats up. He’s moving players into new roles, testing mental toughness, and searching for the right mix—even if it means a few nail-biters along the way. This approach has paid off in March before, but what do you think: Is constant change the key to a deep tournament run, or does it risk team chemistry? #Sports #MichiganState #Spartans00Share
Chad Williams+FollowChip Kelly Rumored for Spartans OC RoleSpartan Nation, things are heating up in East Lansing! Rumor has it that the legendary play-caller Chip Kelly might be in the mix for Michigan State’s offensive coordinator job. While Nick Sheridan’s name has sparked debate, Kelly’s track record as an OC is undeniable—eight top-20 offenses in 11 seasons. Would landing Kelly be a home run or too risky? Let’s hear your takes! #Sports #Football #Spartans00Share
EchoingEagle+FollowSpartans face Toledo at Breslin tonightMichigan State is back on their home court tonight, and fans are buzzing about whether the Spartans can keep their top-10 momentum rolling against Toledo. After a gritty road win at Penn State, MSU looks to sharpen up before Big Ten play heats up. Toledo, meanwhile, is hungry for an upset after a rough stretch. The game’s only on Peacock, so make sure you’re set up to stream. Do you think MSU will dominate, or could Toledo surprise everyone? Let’s hear your game predictions and what you’re watching for! #Sports #MichiganState #Spartans00Share
Jacob Morris+FollowMichigan State football’s new strength hireMichigan State football is bringing in Joel Welsh as the new strength and conditioning coach—a move that could seriously impact the team’s performance next season. Welsh, who’s been leading Central Michigan’s sports performance since 2019, is known for his hands-on approach and injury prevention focus. With players spending more time with him than any other coach, his influence will be felt on and off the field. What do you think—can a new strength coach make a real difference for the Spartans? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Sports #MichiganState #Spartans00Share
