Michigan State's Green day to day with knee sprain
Michigan State forward Draymond Green has been diagnosed with a sprained left knee.
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Michigan State forward Draymond Green has been diagnosed with a sprained left knee.
Tuesday night was an action packed sports evening where the Wings beat the Flames on the road 3-1, the Pistons got smoked in the Big Apple 113-86 at the hands of the Knicks and Michigan State lost a tough one in Champagne Urbana to Illinois 41-40.
Down two points with 14 seconds to play Tuesday night, Michigan State center Derrick Nix had a chance to tie Illinois and give the ninth-ranked Spartans a shot a stealing a win that would give them a share of the Big Ten lead.
It came down to the final shot but the Michigan State Spartans fail to connect and lose to the Fighting Illini of Illinois 42-41 on Tuesday night.
It wasn't long ago that Michigan State and Illinois shared the lead in the Big Ten.
The school says the project will cost $10 million and will be paid for by athletic ticket and sponsor funds.
College football recruiting is increasingly being viewed as science rather than art.
Earlier in the week, Tom Izzo downplayed what his 400th victory would mean to him.
Michigan State is trying to regain a share of first place in the Big Ten, while looking to further erase the memory of recent back-to-back losses.
Before I get to the heart of the matter here, I just felt I should admit that I love heckling!
Penn State shocks Illinois. Nebraska knocks off Indiana. Minnesota wins at Indiana. Northwestern beats Michigan State. Iowa stuns Michigan.
There will never be another coaching career like Joe Paterno's.
Michigan State center Derrick Nix has slimmed down and stepped up for the ninth-ranked Spartans.
The Michigan State Spartans get back on the winning track beating the Purdue Boilermakers 83-58 on Saturday.
An interesting situation took place today in Kalamazoo, at the Michigan High School Football Coaches Winners Circle Clinic, where both Michigan and Michigan State were represented.
