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- It’s not just strategy and X’s & O’s—Izzo’s triumph is deeply rooted in culture. “I still love working with the kids and the competition,” he remarked after clinching the league title . At 70 years old, he continues to shape every aspect of the Spartan identity—from tenacious defense and rebounding to unselfishness and veteran leadership.
- The Unsung Hero Behind Kalani Sitake’s Success
- Held at the 2025 ESPN Global Cheerleading Invitational in Orlando, Florida, this performance by the Spartan cheerleaders wasn’t just a victory—it was a revolution in motion. Competing against powerhouse squads from nations including Japan, Canada, South Korea, Brazil, and the United Kingdom, the Spartans delivered a dazzling, acrobatic display that didn’t just score a perfect 100—it rewrote the limits of what cheerleading is capable of.
- BYU Football’s 2026 Recruiting Class: A Potential Powerhouse
- A New Era, A New Leader J Batt, a dynamic administrator who made waves at Alabama and Georgia Tech before arriving in East Lansing, has officially taken the helm as MSU’s new Athletic Director. But this wasn’t just another high-profile hire. This was personal.
- Maroon momentum growing as Texas A&M sees another OL target set decision date
- What’s Next for Kur Teng? Expectations will be sky-high. Teng knows that. But if his freshman season taught us anything, it’s that he embraces pressure like few others. He’s the kind of player who thrives in March, who welcomes the weight of a program’s hopes on his shoulders, and who plays every possession like it matters.
- For Kaleb Glenn: the journey has shifted, but a medical redshirt will protect his eligibility while he rehabs toward a robust return. For MSU: deficit becomes opportunity—fresh faces get chances, veterans step up, and the path forward remains competitive. For Izzo: once again proving why he’s one of college basketball’s elite coaches—resilience in the face of adversity, and unwavering team-first mentality.
Sunday, June 22