The Augusta Sports Council announced on Tuesday that Michigan State redshirt junior punter Ryan Eckley has been named the Ray Guy Award National Punter of the Week following his performance in the double-overtime win against Boston College. Eckley had two punts downed at the 1, and all three of his punts were downed inside the 20, for 0 return yards vs. BC
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Men’s Basketball Announces Non-Conference Schedule
Highlighted by games against Arkansas and Duke at the Breslin Center and neutral site contests vs. Kentucky and North Carolina, Michigan State announced its men’s basketball non-conference schedule for the 2025-26 season on Monday afternoon. The 2025-26 home schedule is arguably the best in program history. With home non-conference games against Arkansas (Nov. 8) and Duke (Dec. 6) in addition to 10 Big Ten contests, Michigan State will host 12 power conference opponents for the first time in the Izzo Era.
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Get to Know MSU’s Opponent’s QB, YSU’s Beau Brungard
The Penguins are 2-0 this season, coming off a dismantling of Robert Morris at home last weekend. Saturday will be their first road game of the season, and it comes against a Spartan team that just had its biggest win of the Jonathan Smith era. YSU is led by experienced quarterback, Beau Brungard. What do we know about MSU’s opponent?
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Career Highs Push Spartans Past Broncos, 3-1
Four Spartans recorded career highs en route to a 3-1 win for Michigan State volleyball at Western Michigan Monday night inside University Arena. MSU moves to 5-0 with the win, while Western Michigan drops to 1-6 this season.
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First-Half Flurry Leads Spartans Past Oakland
Three different Spartans found the back of the net, as Michigan State men’s soccer powered past Oakland, 3-2, Monday night at DeMartin Stadium. The Spartans improved to 3-2 with the win, including 3-0 at home.
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Aidan Chiles, Jordan Hall Named Big Ten Offensive and Defensive Players of the Week
Michigan State junior quarterback Aidan Chiles has been named the Big Ten Co-Offensive Player of the Week, while junior linebacker Jordan Hall has been awarded the Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week following their performances in the 42-40 double-overtime win over Boston College last Saturday night in Spartan Stadium. It marks the first time Michigan State has had both the Big Ten Offensive and Defensive Players of the Week for the same game since 2010 (QB Kirk Cousins and DL Tyler Hoover vs. Northwestern; P Aaron Bates was also named the Big Ten Special Teams Player of the Week that game).
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Home Exhibition Match for MSU Hoops Announced
It appears that Michigan State men’s basketball is going to host Bowling Green State for an exhibition game, as the Falcons announced their full basketball schedule on Monday morning, and the Spartans are on it. According to BGSU’s full schedule, the exhibition match will take place in the Breslin Center on Thursday, Oct. 23. The time the game will begin and where it can be watched is yet to be announced.
Source: Sports Illustrated
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PFF ranks defenders for Michigan State football following win over BC
Michigan State football has opened their 2025 season with back to back wins following a massive double overtime victory against Boston College on Saturday night. In the win, Michigan State showed things both offensively and defensively that looked good, and can give a ton for the team to build upon, but the defense in particular had a very up and down performance.
Source: Spartans Wire
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Michigan State-USC to Kick Off at 11 p.m. ET in Los Angeles on Saturday, Sept. 20
The Big Ten Conference has announced that Michigan State’s game at USC on Saturday, September 20, will kick off at 11 p.m. ET/8 p.m. PT. The game will be televised nationally on FOX. This will mark MSU’s first visit to the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum since 1978 and the fourth trip to the Coliseum overall for the Spartans (1963, 1972, 1978).
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Men’s Soccer Returns Home to Face Oakland on Monday
Michigan State men’s soccer returns home to take on in-state foe Oakland on Monday, Sept. 8 at DeMartin Stadium. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. The Spartans are looking to bounce back from a 1-0 loss to Bowling Green on the road on Sept. 1. Michigan State is now 2-2 on the season.
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PFF grades, snap counts: Unsung heroes pop after Michigan State’s OT victory
Michigan State’s dramatic double overtime victory over Boston College was aided by some huge moments from the Spartans’ star players like quarterback Aidan Chiles and wide receivers Nick Marsh and Omari Kelly. The But there were also plenty of unsung heroes Saturday night for coach Jonathan Smith’s squad, doing the dirty work and helping push MSU (2-0) across the finish line.
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This version of Aidan Chiles has Michigan State rightfully thinking big – mlive.com
The Spartans haven’t had a quarterback picked in the NFL draft since Connor Cook in 2016 and there’s been a lot of spotty play at the position since. Chiles arrived at Michigan State with plenty of hype and an NFL skillset but was plagued by 15 turnovers – 11 interceptions and four fumbles – last year. Surrounding Chiles with more talent was a huge
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Volleyball Travels to Western Michigan Monday
Michigan State volleyball (4-0, 0-0 B1G) continues its five-match road stretch on Monday, Sept. 8, facing Western Michigan (1-5, 0-0 MAC) inside WMU’s University Arena at 6 p.m. Monday’s match will stream on ESPN+.
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MSU Players Who Will Benefit Most from Grind Week
Some current players may learn more than others. Which players will benefit most from former players at Grind Week?
Let’s break down three Spartans who will learn valuable lessons.Read on Sports Illustrated
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Nick Marsh: ‘Give me the Damn Ball’
Michigan State wide receiver Nick Marsh knew that Boston College couldn’t cover him 1-on-1, and he demanded more targets during a 44-42 overtime win over non-conference opponent Boston College.
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The Significance of MSU’s Grind Week
The Michigan State Spartans basketball team is hosting its annual ‘Grind Week,’ where former MSU greats come back to campus, work out on the court, and offer advice to the current players. Tom Izzo has held the event for the past few seasons, and it has been a resounding success. Izzo has created a culture in East Lansing that players want to remain a part of for their entire lives.
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Michigan State hangs on for double-OT win over Boston College
Chiles finished the job in his rematch with the Eagles, the team that delivered the loss that stung MSU the most in 2024. In the second overtime period, the junior quarterback ran in the tying touchdown from 3 yards out and promptly found Omari Kelly on a crossing route in the back of the end zone for the game-winning two-point conversion.
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Michigan State Wins a 2OT Classic vs. Boston College, 42-40
Michigan State found a way. After a long, back-and-forth contest, Aidan Chiles found Omari Kelly in the back of the endzone for a game-winning two-point conversion in double overtime to send MSU to a 42-40 victory over Boston College on Saturday night. The Spartans get revenge for a 23-19 loss to the Eagles from last year in sweet fashion and improve to 2-0 on the young season.
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Getting To Know The Enemy: 6Qs About The Boston College Eagles
Happy Game Day! We have all day until kickoff so I figured why not squeeze in a little more pregame coverage. Joseph Celia of BC Interruption joined me for a little Q&A. Let’s get to it.
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