Michigan State men’s tennis had its historic season come to an end with a 4-1 loss to host and 13th-ranked South Carolina in the second round of the NCAA Tournament Saturday at the Carolina Outdoor Tennis Courts. Michigan State had a historic 2026 season winning both the Big Ten regular season and tournament titles, for the first time since 1967.
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Men’s Tennis Moves On To NCAA Tournament Second Round With Friday’s Win Over UNC
Michigan State men’s tennis bounced back from dropping the doubles point against North Carolina in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, to win four singles matches on the way to 4-1 Victory for MSU, Friday afternoon in Columbia, South Carolina, hosted by No. 13-seed South Carolina at the Carolina Tennis Center.
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Jeremy Fears invited to NBA draft combine
Jeremy Fears may not be done with college but will take the next step in testing a pro career. The Michigan State redshirt sophomore point guard was one of 73 players invited to the 2026 NBA draft combine, the league announced on Friday. The combine is May 10-17 at Wintrust Arena and the Marriott Marquis in Chicago and features measurements, drills, five-on-five games and interviews.
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Michigan State football recruiting recap for the month of April
As April blends in to May, Michigan State football switches gears from balancing recruiting and practice into full-blown recruiting. As the month draws to a close, it is time to check how the Spartan recruiting effort is going. Here is a recent recap of what is going on with Michigan State football recruiting.
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Spartan Men’s Tennis Heads to South Carolina for First Round of the NCAA Regional Tournament, Face North Carolina On Friday
No. 16 Michigan State men’s tennis will open NCAA Tournament regional action by taking on No. 43-ranked North Carolina in Columbia, South Carolina, on Friday, May 1 at 11 a.m. ET. The regional is hosted by South Carolina, and the Spartans and Tar Heels will be in action at the Carolina Outdoor Tennis Center, weather permitting.
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Previewing the MSU Basketball Recruiting Class of 2026: SG Jasiah Jervis
You may have heard, but newcomer Jasiah Jervis has officially been bumped up to a 5-star in 247 Sports’ composite rankings and is one spot away from being a Top 25 national player in the 2026 class. Future teammate Ethan Taylor is just a few spots behind at #30, Carlos Medlock Jr at #47, and Julius Avent at #84.
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From rival to roommate: Ex-Michigan State foe relied on old ties to become a Spartan
Caleb Wheatland’s first career start came against Michigan State. Over the next two years, the Maryland linebacker had 2.5 sacks combined in a pair of games lining up opposite the Spartans. “Yeah, but go green,” Wheatland said with a laugh after the history was mentioned. “I’m here now.”
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Spartans Land Three-Star 2027 DE Jack Schuler
Michigan State continued to build momentum along the defensive line in the 2027 class, securing a commitment from Columbus, Ohio, three-star defensive end Jack Schuler. The 6-foot-5, 245-pound junior announced his decision following an in-school visit from defensive line coach Winston DeLattiboudere III and defensive coordinator Joe Rossi, who traveled to Ohio on Wednesday to see the rising pass rusher.
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Tennessee basketball, Michigan State agree to home-and-home set
Tennessee basketball will host Michigan State in Knoxville in the 2026-27 season, Vols coach Rick Barnes said Wednesday at the Big Orange Caravan in Nashville. The programs have agreed to a home-and-home that will include a return trip to MSU but the contract has yet to be finalized, a source with direct knowledge of the situation told Volquest.
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Michigan State Selected for NCAA Women’s Golf Regional
Michigan State’s women’s golf team was selected to play in the Regionals of the 2026 NCAA Division I Championships, announced on Wednesday afternoon on The Golf Channel. The Spartans were one of 12 teams selected to play in a regional in Chapel Hill, N.C., hosted by the University of Carolina at Finley Golf Club from Monday, May 11 to Wednesday, May 13.
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MSU hockey reloads roster as transfer portal closes
The transfer portal is officially closed, providing more certainty to Michigan State hockey’s roster for the 2026-27 season. The Spartans are expected to return 14 players, including nine forwards and five defensemen. All but two returners were consistently in the lineup. MSU has also received three transfers and is expected to fill the rest of its roster with incoming freshmen.
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Two Spartans Selected in CFL Canadian Draft
Two Michigan State Spartans from the 2025 team were selected in the 2026 CFL Canadian Draft, which was held Tuesday night in Toronto. Cornerback Malcolm Bell from Montreal was chosen in the first round with the ninth overall pick by the Saskatchewan Roughriders, while defensive back Devynn Cromwell from Toronto was selected by the Hamilton Tiger-Cats in the third round (No. 25 overall). Bell and Cromwell both transferred to Michigan State in 2025 and lettered one season with the Spartans.
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Couch: 3 quick takes on Michigan State basketball’s roster with Anton Bonke and 5 years of eligibility coming
Unless legal challenges from spurned four-year seniors move quickly through the courts, Carson Cooper, Jaxon Kohler and the rest of their class are out of eligibility, and thus, Michigan State’s men’s basketball team has clarity on its big-man situation for next season.
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Michigan State transfer turns basketball burnout into football breakthrough
Tre Bell was limited to only one full season of varsity football. The cornerback also had just one offer, from FCS program Lindenwood, but still two potential paths with the other on the basketball court. “In high school, I just couldn’t decide,” Bell recalled of the two sports, “so I felt like I should figure it out when I get to college and football kind of just took over.”
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Spartan Men’s Tennis Punches Ticket to NCAA Tournament for Third-Consecutive Season
Michigan State earned the Big Ten Conference’s automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament by winning the B1G Tournament title, as the Spartans punched their ticket to the NCAA Tournament for the third-consecutive season. MSU will take on North Carolina on Friday, May 1 at 11 a.m. ET, in Columbia, South Carolina, hosted by No. 13-seed South Carolina at the Carolina Tennis Center.
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Several Michigan State UDFAs Quickly Find NFL Homes
Not getting drafted isn’t the end for outgoing collegiate players. Two Michigan State players were selected in this season’s draft: center Matt Gulbin at 209th overall by the Washington Commanders and punter Ryan Eckley at 211th overall by the Baltimore Ravens. The Spartans have had several other players sign UDFA (undrafted free agent) contracts or accept invitations to rookie minicamps. Here’s where each player has ended up through Sunday night
Source: Sports Illustrated
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Why MSU’s Jordan Scott Can Be Team’s Next Great NBA Prospect
Jordan Scott feels like the type of player Michigan State fans need to appreciate while he’s here. Freshman year was a successful one for the former four-star recruit from Reston, Va. Scott joined the starting lineup later in the year and averaged 5.8 points and 3.1 rebounds per game. During his time on the court, it seems like there is a very good chance that Scott won’t need to play four seasons of college basketball.
Source: Sports Illustrated
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Michigan State women’s basketball signs pair from France
The Michigan State women’s basketball program has added a pair of players from France to its incoming freshman class for the 2026-27 season. The program announced the signings of guard Emma Broliron and Kathy-Emma Otto on Monday, April 27. Both have FIBA international experience. Otto is a 6-foot-2 forward from Paris, while Broliron is a 5-7 guard from Charmes sur Rhone, France. Otto and Broliron join Michigan Miss Basketball winner Lilly Williams of Howell as the incoming freshmen for the Spartans.
Source: Lansing State Journal
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Ryan Eckley leans on ex-MSU punter Bryce Baringer through NFL draft
Eckley became the second punter over the past 3 years to get drafted out of MSU, along with New England Patriot Bryce Baringer. Baringer is a decorated punter in MSU’s history, owning multiple school punting records, receiving First-Team All-American honors, and a Big Ten Punter of the Year. In just his third year in the NFL, he was part of the Patriots’ successful season, finishing with the joint best record in the NFL, and going to the Super Bowl, but they were defeated by the Seattle Seahawks.
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Handful Of Michigan State Spartans football players sign UDFA Contracts
The end of the 7th round is not the end of the scramble for players for the 32 NFL franchises. As soon as Mr. Irrelevant is picked at #257, another round of recruiting begins as general managers pick up the phones to invite hundreds of undrafted players to sign free agent contracts, basically offering them a tryout for a pro team. This year, after two Spartans were drafted – C Matt Gulbin and P Ryan Eckley – we have reports from across the internet of five more Spartans earning UDFA contracts.
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