What To Watch For In 2016: Rising Michigan; Texas Hot Seats
Year one of the Jim Harbaugh era at Michigan was a raging success.
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Year one of the Jim Harbaugh era at Michigan was a raging success.
Monday morning EA Sports official NCAA Football Facebook page sent out a simple 3 second video that may have give life to the once dead game.
Bryn Forbes scored 20 points, and No. 5 Michigan State welcomed back Denzel Valentine with a 92-65 rout of Penn State on Sunday.
Michigan was first on the list as they came in at No. 7.
Golden State's Draymond Green has moved into third place in voting for the Western Conference frontcourt, putting him in position to start in the NBA All-Star Game.
"I didn't think Bryn had his best game," Izzo lamented. "He has been playing a lot better defensively."
An Illinois team hit hard by injuries and illness will get guard Khalid Lewis back in time for Thursday's game at No. 5 Michigan State.
Michigan State All-America offensive tackle Jack Conklin, who started 38 of 39 career games, will forgo his senior season and enter the 2016 National Football League Draft
Maryland and Virginia both moved up one spot to third and fourth while Michigan State, which was No. 1 for the last four weeks, fell to fifth.
They gleefully asked the question would you rather get blown out in the Cotton Bowl or have an easy victory in the Citrus Bowl? Give me the blow out and here is why.
Matt Costello contributed 17 points and 15 rebounds, both career highs, for the Spartans four days after they fell 78-63 to the Hawkeyes in their Big Ten opener.
"A college football playoff appearance is far greater than a Citrus Bowl win."
After a thrilling season that ended with an appearance in college football's playoff, Michigan State is losing substantial talent in 2016.
Television ratings for the first College Football Playoff semifinals held on New Year's Eve dropped approximately 36 percent from last season when they were played on New Year's Day.
Fans of Detroit and Michigan sports are no strangers to heartbreak. Every year, there are plays (and/or calls by officials) that go against our teams in gut-wrenching fashion.
