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New Michigan State AD J Batt promises NIL success, football as focal point
Michigan State's new athletic director J Batt promises the Spartans will thrive in NIL, and especially in football. “It's imperative we support all our sports,” Batt said. “But do not be confused. Every athletic department competing at the highest level must be successful in football.
The Michigan State Spartans have had a few memorable teams over the past 25 years, but which team topped them all and should ...
Three southern defensive backs also will visit: Jacksonville (Florida) Global Impact Ministries Academy’s Eliyjah ...
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Michigan State picks up commitment from 3-star DBMichigan State now has seven players committed to its 2026 class and they’re all three-star prospects. In addition to the ...
Recruiting season stops for no one, and Michigan State wide receivers coach Courtney Hawkins is adamant about who he's targeting. Zachary Washington is a three- ...
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ESPN FPI gives Michigan State near zero percent chance of reaching College Football PlayoffESPN's Football Power Index doesn't give Michigan State much of a chance of reaching the College Football Playoff this season ...
The Big Ten released times and TV networks for Michigan State football's games against Western Michigan, Boston College and ...
Michigan State is kicking off official visit season this weekend, and it needs to turn a corner in its recruiting of the ...
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Preview Michigan State football's June 6 official visit listCheck out who Michigan State has on the slate for the upcoming weekend of official visits, as the Spartans look to continue ...
Change to college sports arrived late Friday night, a week before J Batt officially takes over as Michigan State's new athletic director.
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