Matt Sheehan

2 weeks ago | bvmsports.com | Matt Sheehan |Ryan O'Bleness

Is Michigan State poised for a breakout season? With significant offseason improvements, the Spartans' football team has a chance to find success in 2025. Key upgrades in the wide receiver and offensive line groups promise a dynamic shift in MSU's offense. Wideouts Omari Kelly, Chrishon McCray, Rodney Bullard Jr. and Evan Boyd are among the standout additions, enhancing the Spartans' depth and talent.

Jan 16, 2025 | bvmsports.com | Matt Sheehan

Locked On Spartans: HUGE game for MSU basketball vs. Illinois on Sunday Matt Sheehan * Spartans Illustrated Staff Writer Michigan State basketball is in the midst of its hottest win streak since 2018, and it will be put to the test on Sunday vs. Illinois and star players Kasparas Jakucionis and Kylan Boswell. What would a win mean for both Tom Izzo and Brad Underwood's program as both are competing for the Big Ten title? And where does each team like the matchup heading into Sunday afternoon?

Jan 16, 2025 | bvmsports.com | Matt Sheehan

Locked On Spartans: A perfect type of win for MSU basketball Matt Sheehan * Spartans Illustrated Staff Writer Michigan State basketball scooped up its tenth straight win thanks to the typical Jaden Akins game, but this time his running mate was Frankie Fidler with a huge second half. Plus, why was this type of game the perfect type of win for MSU ahead of its huge showdown against Illinois?

Jan 16, 2025 | bvmsports.com | Matt Sheehan

Michigan State football is in the midst of an overall solid transfer portal season in Jonathan Smith's second off-season. Which is fun ... but it also means no excuses next year with a bolstered offensive line, receivers that suit the offense, and a staff geared around familiarity. Plus, can Jaden Akins, Jeremy Fears and the rest of the Spartans stay perfect in Big Ten play? We chat with Locked On Nittany Lions to get the skinny ahead of Michigan State basketball's next game.

Jan 15, 2025 | riverbender.com | Matt Sheehan

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