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SSR: Gymnastics closes out historic season, men’s basketball makes final NCAA tourney push
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Michigan State University has announced former Oregon State head coach Jonathan Smith as the Spartans’ 26th head football coach.
Michigan State men’s basketball is back and so are many familiar faces. The green and white will return an outstanding graduate and senior class for the upcoming season.
Michigan State came into its 107th homecoming football game looking for a fresh start after getting blown out by Washington last week. They were unable to bounce back, falling to Maryland 31-9 and starting Big Ten play 0-1 for the second straight year.
Coming off a red-hot Sunday, the Michigan State women’s golf team found themselves in first place with an eight-stroke lead at the Mary Fossum Invitational, hosted at Forest Akers West golf course. On Monday in the final round, Head coach Stacy Slobodnik-Stoll kept her same lineup of Katie Lu, Shannon Kennedy, Brooke Biermann, Leila Raines, and Valentina Rossi.Â
The Michigan State Women’s golf team teed off at Forrest Akers West golf course on Sunday as they hosted day one of the Mary Fossum Invitational.
A long, tumultuous week was made even longer for the Michigan State football team, courtesy of the Washington Huskies. A 41-7 blowout loss would be the nail in the coffin this week for a team that has had a lot to come to terms with in one week.
Spartan football has gotten off to a flying start in 2023, winning their first two games in convincing fashion. Week three, however, holds their biggest challenge of the new season, a matchup with eighth-ranked Washington.
The Michigan State Spartans volleyball team returned to the Breslin Center Sunday and squared off against the University of North Carolina. After a tough 3-0 loss against another ACC opponent in the Duke Blue Devils this past Friday, the 4-3 Spartans will looked to continue for their non-conference success against the 4-2 tarheels.
The Michigan State women’s soccer team was back in action at DeMartin Stadium to take on the Dayton Flyers on Sunday. After a 2-1 win on the road against the NC State Wolfpack, The Spartans and Flyers drew 2-2 in a game that featured many highs and lows.