Cory Linsner

6 days ago | spartanswire.usatoday.com | Cory Linsner

Michigan State hockey got a big time addition on Friday, bolstering their blue line and getting a player at a very coveted position, right handed defense. Cole Ward, a Rochester Hills (MI) native, has made the move to commit to Michigan State and is expected to join the team this fall. A 2005-born defenseman, he played for the Tri-City Storm of the USHL and the Austin Bruins of the NAHL. Ward was previously committed to Northern Michigan, but will now be heading to East Lansing instead.

6 days ago | spartanswire.usatoday.com | Cory Linsner

Michigan State basketball has picked up their second commitment of the transfer portal cycle, securing what appears to be their new starting shooting guard. Samford shooting guard transfer Trey Fort has officially announced his pledge to play for Tom Izzo and Michigan State. This will be his sixth school in six years of college, spending time at Tennessee-Martin, Copiah-Lincoln Community College, Howard College, Mississippi State and Samford.

6 days ago | spartanswire.usatoday.com | Cory Linsner

Michigan State baseball is gearing up for a big time conference series against the Ohio State Buckeyes inside of Jeff Ishbia Field at McLane Stadium. For Friday's game, one that got moved up due to weather concerns, the Spartans are catering to the fans, bringing back a fan favorite jersey. A style of jersey that Spartans fans love, the script "State" jerseys will be returning to the Michigan State baseball program.

1 week ago | spartanswire.usatoday.com | Cory Linsner

The spring transfer portal has opened an the wild wild west of college football's free agency has begun once again. Michigan State, like everyone else, is gearing up to reload and replenish their roster heading into the summer. Michigan State is not expecting to see a ton of departures leave their program, which means the two-deep depth chart should have a good feel to it, and the staff can really focus on upgrading the talent pool at certain positions.

1 week ago | spartanswire.usatoday.com | Cory Linsner

A former member of the Michigan State football program has hit the NCAA transfer portal for the second time. Running back Jordon Simmons has made the decision to leave Ole Miss, after spending the spring in Oxford, entering the transfer portal once again. After spending four years in East Lansing, rushing the ball 137 times for 520 yards, he spent this past year at Akron, running the ball 110 times for 664 yards and two touchdowns.