Andrew Brewster
Site Editor and Writer at spartanswire.com
I tweet (mostly) about the Pistons and write about Michigan State: @TheSpartansWire
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1 week ago |
spartanswire.usatoday.com | Andrew Brewster
Michigan State basketball fans may want to sit down for this one. This week, in a summer workout, incoming transfer wing Kaleb Glenn, who is coming from Florida Atlantic and was expected to be a big part of the rotation this year, suffered a torn patellar tendon injury and will miss the entire 2025-26 season. Rumors started swirling around the injury on Wednesday, but we waited to do a post on the injury until it was confirmed by university officials.
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1 week ago |
spartanswire.usatoday.com | Andrew Brewster
The transfer portal has become synonymous with college sports these days, with schools starting to look at the portal like free agency, almost. It's become imperative to be able to find high-level talent in the portal. Michigan State football hasn't had a ton of high-profile transfers, but the ones who have hit, have hit well.
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1 week ago |
spartanswire.usatoday.com | Andrew Brewster
Before he was a rising star in the NFL, playing wide receiver for the Buffalo Bills, and before he was a member of Florida State's football team, Keon Coleman was a dual-sport athlete in East Lansing, playing on a scholarship for the football team and also playing a season with MSU basketball and head coach Tom Izzo. While Coleman is no doubt more focused on his football skills these days, over the weekend, he showed that he still has some hooping ability at his disposal.
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2 weeks ago |
spartanswire.usatoday.com | Andrew Brewster
If there is someone who knows what it means to be a superstar, it's Magic Johnson. The Spartan legend was one of the biggest stars the NBA has ever seen, leading the 'Showtime' Lakers to five NBA Championships and winning three NBA MVP awards along with an Olympic Gold Medal as part of the Dream Team, the most famous US basketball Olympic squad. On Friday, Magic Johnson made some major waves on the internet, when he was on ESPN's First Take across from Stephen A. Smith.
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2 weeks ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Andrew Brewster
If there is someone who knows what it means to be a superstar, it's Magic Johnson. The Spartan legend was one of the biggest stars the NBA has ever seen, leading the 'Showtime' Lakers to five NBA Championships and winning three NBA MVP awards along with an Olympic Gold Medal as part of the Dream Team, the most famous US basketball Olympic squad. On Friday, Magic Johnson made some major waves on the internet, when he was on ESPN's First Take across from Stephen A. Smith.
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If the Pacers lose this series I think the only logical conclusion they can make is that it was Myles Turner’s fault and they will need to trade him to the Pistons
Insane it took them this long to go back to this
OKC going back to the first five that won them 68 games this year: Hartenstein back in, Wallace to the bench
Seems insane that Mike Malone isn’t even getting an interview here
Taylor Jenkins and Mike Brown will both interview for the Knicks' head coach job next week and are considered the "leading candidates" to replace Tom Thibodeau, per @JLEdwardsIII of @TheAthletic https://t.co/HJ0EyETbmx
