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The Cougars begin their milestone season with three consecutive away games, including a loss to Michigan State and a showdown with eighth‑ranked Saint Louis before returning home on September 6.
Tre Holloman, once a key figure in Michigan State’s resurgence, navigated criticism and coaching clashes before committing to Grand Canyon University, where he hopes to revive his career amid cautious optimism.
After a lackluster 2023 season that left the secondary near the bottom of the FBS, Michigan State is banking on fresh talent and returning stalwarts to reshape its defensive outlook.
A look at the key players from Greater Lansing who are drawing Division I attention and shifting positions ahead of the 2026 campaign.
Michigan State’s 2026 coaching staff, led by Pat Fitzgerald and bolstered by veteran assistants, reflects a deliberate return to a Midwestern football philosophy while navigating NCAA’s unlimited coach rule.
Goalkeeper Noelle Henning, a rising star from Milton, Ontario, has been selected for Canada’s U‑20 Women’s World Cup squad for 2026, highlighting her rapid ascent from youth leagues to the international stage.
The University of Kentucky is finalizing its last scholarship spot, weighing Michigan State forward Jaxon Kohler against Missouri guard Mark Mitchell, each bringing distinct skills and pending eligibility concerns.
Michigan State’s new athletic director Dan Bartholomae arrives amid financial strain and a push to revitalize the football program.
After a compelling display in the 2026 NCAA tournament, Michigan State forward Jaxon Kohler is drawing serious interest from Kentucky’s coaching staff, who are weighing his fit for next season.
Fitzgerald’s hiring brings a blend of past success and unproven potential to a program eager for a turnaround.
A decorated prospect with international gold medals and NCAA accolades, Augustine is expected to bring stability to a Detroit team that has endured a decade without playoff action.
The Michigan Tech women's basketball program has released its full 2026‑27 schedule, highlighting 11 home games, 20 conference matchups and eight non‑conference contests, including an exhibition against Michigan State and a crossover event in Wisconsin Dells.
Coach Tom Izzo praises the development of several returning and incoming players, highlighting the team's potential for an elite season.
The schedule blends home buy games with road tests against ranked opponents, highlighting key dates and venues across the early season.
After a collegiate career that saw him rise at Michigan State and navigate injuries at Mississippi State, Mark "Rocket" Watts has inked a deal with Bosnia’s KK Radnicki Gorazde, marking his second straight season in the Slovak Basketball League.
A recent court ruling grants an additional season of eligibility to 2022‑23 players, prompting Michigan State forward Jaxon Kohler to consider a return while top programs such as Kentucky, Kansas and BYU line up for his services.
A recent injunction grants former Michigan State guard Tre Holloman a fifth year of eligibility, prompting speculation about his next collegiate destination.
After a modest 22-sack season in 2025, Michigan State’s defensive line enters 2026 with a mix of returning veterans, experienced transfers, and promising youth, aiming to overcome a sparse sack record and a competitive roster battle.
UCF opens 2026 training camp with low expectations after a projected bottom‑half Big 12 finish. New quarterback Alonza Barnett III brings Sun Belt Player of the Year credentials, while the offensive line, run game and pass rush face major revisions.
A recent court decision has unlocked a fifth year of eligibility for college athletes, prompting former Michigan State forward Jaxon Kohler to consider his next move, with BYU’s NBA‑style system emerging as a key factor
UCLA's offseason additions of Filip Jović and Sergej Macura bring athleticism, rim shooting and transition threat to a program seeking to improve its interior play.
Kentucky Wildcats are pursuing Jaxon Kohler, a fifth‑year forward eligible after a court ruling, as he weighs options between Kentucky, BYU, Kansas and a possible return to Michigan State.
A recent judicial decision restores eligibility for outgoing four‑year seniors, opening the door for Michigan State’s Jaxon Kohler to potentially return and reshape the team’s roster dynamics.
As the Spartans open camp, five players are earmarked as potential game-changers, while a thin defensive front and a competitive tight‑end battle add intrigue to the upcoming season.