Another big-time prospect has chosen to play college hockey at Michigan State. First reported by Nathaniel Bott of the Lansing State Journal, the Spartans have landed forward Mason West of Edina High School (Minnesota).
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Michigan State women’s basketball player Grace VanSlooten was selected to the 2025 USA Women’s AmeriCup Team roster as announced on Thursday afternoon following three days of trials in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Team USA will compete at the 2025 FIBA Women’s AmeriCup from June 28-July 6 in Santiago, Chile.
Kaleb Glenn’s Michigan State debut has been delayed indefinitely. The junior forward transfer from Florida Atlantic suffered a torn patellar tendon during a non-contact shooting drill, Spartan Tailgate’s Justin Thind confirmed, and a timeline for his return is unknown at this time. Glenn was the first of four transfers to commit to the Spartans this offseason, doing so in April after spending his sophomore year with the Owls. He played his freshman year at Louisville.
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Michigan State’s men’s basketball team will host Duke in a non-conference game at the Breslin Center on Saturday, Dec. 6. Television and game time will be announced at a later date .This will be the 20th all-time meeting between the Blue Devils and the Spartans, and the first meeting since Duke posted a 74-65 win over MSU on Nov. 14, 2023 in the Champions Classic in Indianapolis.
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Even when Adam Shaw committed to Rutgers a few weeks ago, Michigan State loomed for the Hillside (N.J.) Pascack Valley athlete. As he thought more and more about it, getting to the East Lansing, Mich., school for an official visit was prominent in his thought process because of his family connection to it. Now, he will be at the school his mom and dad starred at in field hockey and football, respectively, after he committed to the Spartans.
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After picking up three commitments last week, Michigan State football had another productive haul for the 2026 class over the Father’s Day weekend.It started on Thursday when MSU picked up 6’-7”, 280 pound 4-star offensive tackle Collin Campbell from Gilbert, AZ. Campbell is the second four star to commit to MSU’s 2026 class.
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Michigan State has received a commitment from Wheaton (Illinois) St. Francis wide receiver Zachary Washington. The Spartans beat Wisconsin primarily, but Washington (6-foot-2, 185 pounds) was also considering Indiana, West Virginia and others in his recruitment. The Badgers seemingly held the lead following their early June official with Washington, but the Spartans sealed the deal on his official visit.
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The Michigan State Spartans are obviously going to start junior Aidan Chiles at quarterback, but there are three other quarterbacks who are going to back him up this upcoming season. With a new quarterbacks coach in Jon Boyer, we will see how the Spartans’ quarterback room develops this year.
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A busy month of recruiting keeps rolling on for Michigan State. The Spartans picked up a pair of 2026 commitments on Sunday in three-star defensive end Fameitau Siale from Seattle and flipped three-star Ohio defensive back Jordan Vann from Virginia.
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Another elite opponent has been added to Michigan State basketball’s non-conference schedule for the 2025-26 season.Michigan State has already been tasked with facing Duke at home and Kentucky in the Champions Classic in non-conference play, but another likely top-15 opponent is on the way. The Spartans will reportedly be welcoming John Calipari and Arkansas to the Breslin Center.
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Michigan State stayed hot on the recruiting trail when it landed three-star cornerback TJ Umenyiora, of Roswell (Ga.) Blessed Trinity High School, on Saturday. He announced his commitment via social media following a mid-week visit to Auburn.
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In the final day of NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships, Kate Stewart-Barnett and Rachel Forsyth both captured All-American honors on Saturday night at Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon.
Michigan State will pay its new athletic director more than double what it shelled out to his predecessor.J Batt, who was hired away from Georgia Tech earlier this month, signed a six-year contract that will pay him $1.85 million in base salary the first year. Annual $100,000 raises push the total to $2.35 million in its final year for a total of $12.6 million.
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Nick Sanders is being rewarded heading into his senior year after three seasons as a walk-on. Spartans head coach Tom Izzo announced at the end of a summer camp session this week that Sanders would be put on scholarship for his final year. Izzo revealed the decision while speaking to campers at Breslin Center, with Sanders and MSU’s players looking on.
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Tom Izzo and the Spartans coaching staff has extended an offer to a prospect in the 2026 recruiting class, tabbing a prospect from Boston, Massachusetts for the offer.Quinn Costello was the recipient of the offer from the Spartans. A 6-foot-10, 195 pound power forward that plays at The Newman School, he has seen his recruitment blow up in a massive way in recent days.
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The Moneyball Pro-Am has been a great opportunity for fans to attend throughout the summer to get to watch a little basketball action. It has long been a great place for Michigan State basketball fans to get their first look at the new players for the upcoming season. That will once again be the case on June 24.
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As Michigan State’s June official visit efforts continue to pay dividends, another recruit has decided that Michigan State will be home for him after undergoing a thorough selection process. 2026 three-star OT Quinn Buckey has committed to the Spartans, he announced via social media.
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The Michigan State University Board of Trustees approved the contract for Vice President and Director of Athletics J Batt during Friday’s meeting in Traverse City. Batt’s first day will be Tuesday, June 17.
Michigan State Athletics announced today that head hockey coach Adam Nightingale has signed a multi-year contract extension, reaffirming the department’s commitment to sustained excellence of the Spartan hockey program.
Michigan State football landed its first four-star recruit for Jonathan Smith’s 2026 class. Offensive lineman Collin Campbell from Arizona announced his commitment to the Spartans via social media on Friday, June 12. He is MSU’s 11th pledge in the recruiting cycle and the second offensive lineman. Frankenmuth defensive lineman Derrick Simmons was Smith’s only four-star recruit in his 18-player 2025 class of incoming freshmen.
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