Michigan State’s losing streak reached four games after the Spartans were roughed up on the road in a 38-13 defeat to No. 3 Indiana. Despite back-to-back weeks of losing by the same score, MSU did put together an improved effort going up against one of college football few remaining undefeated teams.

Get ready for Michigan State football to host Michigan football for another night game Saturday, Oct. 25 in East Lansing.

Michigan State's offense has had its ups and downs this season. As last season’s offensive unit wasn't a strong point last season, head coach Jonathan Smith and

Michigan announced late Saturday night that the in-state rivalry is once again slated for a 7:30 p.m. kickoff on NBC. Since the Wolverines and Spartans met on Halloween day during the COVID season in 2020, each of their matchups have taken place on the last Saturday of October.

Michigan State football was eviscerated 38-13 by No. 3 Indiana as Jonathan Smith's season-saving effort fell flat, especially on defense.

Michigan State's defense has been a bad unit this season. As last season’s defensive unit wasn't great either, head coach Jonathan Smith and defensive coordinat

Michigan’s next tilt is a rivalry showdown versus Michigan State. Here’s Sherrone Moore’s initial impressions of the matchup.