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Cars were flipped, couches were burned, and people apparently forgot that cell phones take really good high-quality pictures and videos. Academic probation and criminal charges for EVERYBODY.

This will be the third time in history that both teams are undefeated for the game.

There is a college football game this weekend. Did you hear? It's a big game. The undefeated Michigan State Spartans host the undefeated Wolverines of Michigan. ESPN's College Game day will be there too.

Many are praising Izzo for breaking the news to Winston before being blindsided with the news in a postgame interview.

It's the same color as the puke emoji which is the reaction most people had.

Michigan State's chip-on-the-shoulder mantra gained some fuel when the brackets were announced.

Both Michigan's Diag and Michigan State's Sparty Statue have been vandalized as the rivalry game fast approaches on Saturday.

Here's a great photo op for State fans!

Michigan State suffered a shocking 90-81 loss to Middle Tennessee today. The second-seed Spartans became only the eighth team in the NCAA men's tournament to lose to a fifteen-seed. It brings to mind the Michigan Wolverines football team's shocking loss to Appalachian State in 2007. Which loss was more shocking, the Spartans loss to Middle Tennessee or Michigan's loss to Appalachian State? Read Mo

The Michigan State Spartans (#5) are headed to the Big Ten Championship game on Saturday against #4-ranked Iowa Hawkeyes. In honor of the big game, Governor Snyder proclaimed Friday (today) as "Spartan Green Day." According to the Detroit Free Press: Lt...

Michigan State's run through the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament came to a halt Saturday night as the Spartans lost to top-seeded Duke 81-61. Denzel Valentine had 22 points and 11 rebounds and Travis Trice 16 points as Michigan State fell in the NCAA Final Four semifinals at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.

You’ve heard the comparisons. This is what it is about: This Michigan State University men's basketball team looks a lot like last year’s NCAA Division I national champion, UConn. Whether or not that comparison is fair gets put to the test on the court in the NCAA Final Four at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.