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A billionaire MSU alumnus and benefactor tried to lure Izzo to the NBA 13 years ago and failed. What's different this time, though, is that the billionaire MSU alumnus and benefactor who may make a run at him is one of his former players.

Various sources and publications have reported that Coleman doesn't want to leave MSU, but he reportedly believes he's worth more than he's getting in East Lansing.

Losing starters to the transfer portal isn't a big deal, let alone some sort of death sentence for a football program. If it were, that'd mean programs like Georgia, Alabama, Ohio State, Michigan, and Notre Dame are dead.

Several Spartan players took to Twitter Sunday evening, trying to talk MSU fans off the ledge following the grim roster news.

Alabama running back Jahmyr Gibbs and Iowa linebacker Jack Campbell both graded out as second-round picks. For some reason, the Lions reached for both of them in the first round.

Hoggard has two years of college eligibility left — his senior year and a potential fifth year the NCAA offers players whose seasons were cut short by the COVID-19 pandemic during the 2019-2020 season.

Half of the league's top 10 rushing-yardage leaders last season were drafted in the second round or later. If you think that’s a pretty convincing argument against drafting a back in the first round, wait until you hear this.

We've ranked all the NFL franchises based on the number of Michigan State players they've drafted throughout the history of the league.

MSU has to get better in the low post if the Spartans plan to build on what they accomplished this year. This big in the transfer portal doesn't fit the typical Izzo mold, but MSU has reportedly reached out to him.

Major college athletics is an arms race, and alternative revenue streams are always in demand. It looks like MSU just lost one thanks to self-serving politicians.

The 2023 Final Four is the worst ever, but not because of a lack of blue-blood programs or TV-ratings sex appeal.

It took a historic point-guard performance, five extra minutes of play, and a series of uncharacteristic mistakes, but Kansas State ended Michigan State's season Thursday night, 98-93, in the Sweet 16.