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In the first hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez continues his preview of Montana's quarterfinal matchup against South Dakota, featuring an interview with Coyotes head coach Travis Johansen. Johansen breaks down the keys to his team's success over the past few seasons and shares his thoughts heading into their showdown at Washington–Grizzly Stadium. (5:57)Next, Geoff Safford sits down with Sentinel boys basketball head coach Sam Beighle to discuss the Spartans' expectations for the season as they get set for their opening tipoff tonight. (28:50)To wrap up the hour, Colter is joined by former Griz linebacker and NFL veteran Jordan Tripp to break down what makes Montana's defense so difficult to play against. (43:49)

Ryans and Tim are back to talk about the new football hire for MSU, welcoming back Max Bullough to East Lansing. After that, Ryan and Tim talk about MSU Basketball's disappointing loss to Duke. But, the overall outlook of the team is extremely positive. The Spartans look to win their first game on the road as they go to Penn State this weekend. Can this team start 2-0 in the conference? All of that and more on this week's Spartan Crazies!

In the news today- MSU hosts inaugural Beaumont Tower holiday lighting ceremony, MSU women's tennis welcomes a trio of 2026 recruits, and MSU men's soccer welcomes new class of Spartans. 

Colter Nuanez opens the show with Pete Hamill of Vertical Raise to break down Montana's latest win over South Dakota State  from the game's biggest momentum swings to standout performers and what the victory means moving forward. The two also unveil the final Prep AA Vertical Raise Offensive and Defensive Players of the Year. (3:11)Next, Geoff Safford sits down with Sentinel women's basketball head coach Maddie Kiest for a full preview of the Spartans' upcoming season as they prepare to tip off this Friday. (22:18)To close the show, Colter delivers his Treasure State Stars of the Week, spotlighting standout performances from across Montana. This week's honorees include Griz Football's Dillon Botner, the newly named FCS National Scholar-Athlete of the Year, and 2019 world champion steer wrestler Ty Erickson, who is off to a blazing start this season. (40:14)

December is here, conference championship weekend is done, and the NFL season is coming down to the wire. Can the Lions build on the big win over the Cowboys? Our thoughts on the CFP bracket and Notre Dame opting out of bowls, and the Wolverines and Spartans hoops playing well early on. All that and more on this week's podcast, take a listen and hit us up @3pointpod! Thanks to: Memorial Healthcare Wellness Center, Rivals Taphouse & Grille, Nelson House Funeral Home, Success Group Mortgage & Servicing, Kori Shook & Associates, Jacobs Insurance, AZee Branding Solutions, Shiawassee County Fair, Nichols Painting, SportsNet MI

As humans, we have an innate ability to create change in all aspects of our lives. And one of the most vital things we can influence is the health and strength of our bodies. On today's show, you're going to learn about how building muscle can influence everything from your mood and mental health to your risk for diseases and longevity.  Today's guest is author and journalist, Michael Joseph Gross. His influential work has been featured across many national media outlets and mediums. His newest project, the book Stronger, brings light to the central role of muscle for human health, happiness, and longevity. On this episode of The Model Health Show, Michael is sharing the fascinating ancient history, science, and role of muscle.   You'll learn about Stronger's three central figures and their inspirational stories of how muscle improves the human experience. We're also going to discuss muscle's incredible ability to reduce painful symptoms and increase your overall survivability. Michael's insights will reframe the way you think about exercise and muscle—and why we need them to live our best, healthiest lives. So click play and enjoy the show!   In this episode you'll discover:  The essential role of the gluteus maximus. (2:29)   How learning a new sport changed everything for Michael. (7:53)  The importance of making exercise as routine as brushing your teeth. (8:33)  How the culture of strength is driven by example. (10:57)  What percentage of the population strength trains. (12:09)  Why we need to respect muscles and the mind as an integrated whole. (19:30)  A story of the power of progressive overload. (20:50)  Why rest as essential as building strength. (23:14)  What supercompensation is. (27:41)  The interesting history and etymology of gym. (33:16)  How the Spartans trained. (37:11)   Why strength training is transformative for overweight adolescents. (47:54)  The role of muscle for young developing girls. (54:11)   How strength training can improve the symptoms of depression. (1:03:37)  Why strength training can reduce your risk of dying from cancer. (1:06:30)  Items mentioned in this episode include:  WildPastures.com/model - Get 20% off every box plus an additional $15 off!   DrinkLMNT.com/model - Get a FREE sample pack of electrolytes with any order!  Stronger by Michael Joseph Gross - Get your copy of the book here!   Connect with Michael Joseph Gross Website / Instagram   Be sure you are subscribed to this podcast to automatically receive your episodes:   Apple Podcasts  Spotify  Soundcloud  Pandora  YouTube   This episode of The Model Health Show is brought to you by Wild Pastures and LMNT.  Get 100% grassfed and finished beef, pasture raised chicken, and other nutrient dense, regenerative meats. Sign up with my link to get 20% of for life, plus an additional $15 off your first box at wildpastures.com/model.    Head to DrinkLMNT.com/model to claim a FREE sample pack of electrolytes with any purchase. 

In one of our most loaded episodes yet, a stacked crew breaks down the hiring of Pat Fitzgerald, the For Sparta initiative, MSU men's basketball's loss to the Duke Blue Devils, the reveal of the CFB playoff, and more!

The Michigan State Spartans have a new head coach and Costa and Jansen and the Valenti Show with Rico dive into expectations and the new norm for MSU.

The Michigan State Spartans have a new head coach and Costa and Jansen and the Valenti Show with Rico dive into expectations and the new norm for MSU.

The Michigan State Spartans have a new head coach and Costa and Jansen and the Valenti Show with Rico dive into expectations and the new norm for MSU.

Most men are carrying far more than anyone realizes. Careers. Pressure. Marriage. Fatherhood. Expectations. Silent battles no one sees. And somewhere along the way, we started believing the lie that “real men” handle everything alone. But isolation isn't strength, it isn't noble or stoic. It's the slow erosion of a man's identity. In this episode of REBUILT, we're breaking down one of the most important truths a man will ever confront: you cannot fulfill the calling God placed on your life alone. Not as a husband. Not as a father. Not as a leader. Not as a man. Brotherhood isn't a luxury ... it's part of your design. It's something your mind, your nervous system, your spirit, and your purpose all depend on. I share the story of a moment in my life when two brothers stood with me at a ranch — one behind me, one in front — calling me into my own strength. It was the first time I felt seen not for what I could carry, but for who I was. That moment marked me. It showed me what true brotherhood is: not fixing a man, not rescuing him… but standing with him until he feels his own power again. We dig into the ancient history of men who fought and lived as unified forces — Spartans locking shields, knights bound by covenant, David's mighty men whose loyalty Scripture says made their faces like lions. Their strength didn't come from individuality. It came from brotherhood. Then we go into the neuroscience: Isolation activates the amygdala - your fear center - increasing anxiety, shame, reactivity, and emotional shutdown. But brotherhood literally stabilizes your brain. Studies from Harvard, Stanford, and the VA show that deep male connection lowers depression by up to 40%, strengthens marriages, increases resilience, boosts confidence, and extends lifespan. This episode will hit every man who's been carrying too much alone … and every man who wonders why he feels disconnected, overwhelmed, or exhausted despite “doing everything right.” If you've been silent, shut down, withdrawn, or holding your world together by yourself, this episode is your reminder: You were never meant to walk alone. God didn't design men for isolation. He designed us for mission, for calling, and for brotherhood. New REBUILT episodes drop every other morning at 6:30am CST. Share this one with a brother who needs it. Rise with brothers. Rise with courage. Rise rebuilt.

Michigan State University has received a historic $401 million commitment from Greg and Dawn Williams. Made through the university's “Uncommon Will, Far Better World” campaign and in support of MSU Athletics' FOR SPARTA initiative, this is the largest single commitment in the history of MSU and one of the largest single amounts in college athletics history. Their generosity will dramatically transform Spartan Athletics and fuel academic excellence across multiple disciplines, reinforcing MSU's mission to empower students and serve communities across Michigan and beyond.Here is the December 5, 2025, event and press conference announcing the gift.(0:00) – Remarks from MSU President Kevin Guskiewicz (introduced by Matt Larson)(7:01) – Remarks from MSU Vice President for University Advancement Kim Tobin(9:43) – Remarks from MSU Athletic Director J Batt(14:25) - Remarks from Spartans Basketball Coach Tom Izzo(29:33) – Remarks from Greg WilliamsQuestions from the media(47:02) – When and what made you fall in love with MSU, Greg?(49:02) – Greg, can you give us the timeline of making the decision to make this gift?(50:38) – For Greg and Kevin, how did your Pittsburgh backgrounds play into your relationship?(53:26) – How do you want this gift to be commemorated, Greg, and how is Izzo on a lawn mower?(54:58) – For Kevin, how do you decide how to allocate these funds?(56:45) – For J, before and after this gift, where is does this gift put MSU in the landscape of private giving?(57:45) – For J, how much of the gift is going toward upgrades to facilities? Event Transcript:Matt Larson (00:00):Good morning and welcome to a truly historic day for Michigan State University and Spartan Athletics. Please welcome to the stage President Guskiewicz.Kevin Guskiewicz (00:18):Good morning. Good morning and thank you all for joining us here in the Breslin Center. This is the site of so many Spartan triumphs from epic basketball games to joyful graduation ceremonies, and today is a historic day for Michigan State University. It's one of those moments in the life of a university when the horizon suddenly opens wider. As a proudly public leading global research institution, Michigan State is defined not only by our proud legacy and what we've inherited, but by what we dream and build for our future together as one team. When we launched our $4 billion Uncommon Will Far Better World campaign earlier this year, we did something bold. We said out loud that Michigan State was ready to take on the toughest challenges of our time and that we were going to seek what it takes to do it. Facing tough challenges is what we do.(01:30):We are built for this from preparing students for the careers of the 21st century perhaps for jobs and careers that don't even yet exist today to squaring off against complex problems like cancer and the impact of climate change on global food security. These are the challenges that can only be addressed as a team by committed people willing to step in, roll up their sleeves and work together. Greg and Dawn Williams, in fact were one of the first couples that my wife Amy and I met after having accepted the opportunity to become Michigan State University's 22nd president about two years ago. They welcomed us warmly and we appreciate all that they have done for Michigan State University and for the surrounding communities and for us personally. Thank you. Their personal belief in this campaign in the possibilities for Michigan State University has been unwavering. From day one, they saw a vision, a university that leans forward, that pushes boundaries, that meets students where they are and takes them farther than they thought ever possible. That generates ideas that shift industries strengthens communities and shapes lives, and Dawn and Greg have done more, and we are here today to acknowledge and celebrate their vision and their generosity. Today I am proud to announce Michigan State's largest private financial commitment ever. Greg and Dawn Williams are committing $401 million to Michigan State University.(03:35):This is a gift and an investment that will shape the future of our athletic and academic programs for generations to come. Not only is it the largest in our university history, it is one of the largest to any athletic program in the nation and one of the largest to any university in the nation. It reflects Greg and Dawn's belief in what Michigan State stands for, opportunity grit and a shared responsibility to lift one another. And I'm so excited to share this milestone with them. It's not often that we get to celebrate something of this magnitude, something that will support students, faculty, staff, and students, student athletes for generations to come. This gift impacts many areas at Michigan State University and it sets a great example for other donors and supporters that you can be engaged in so many different ways to support Michigan State University, giving sure, but also by being engaged, whether it's partnering with us to set up internships or speaking to classes or serving as a mentor to those coming up behind you.(04:49):It's all connected. It all makes a difference. The Williams' commitment also represents Spartans' deep rooted spirit of bold innovation. Michigan State was founded as the trailblazing Land Grant College based on the insight that knowledge can change everything, that access matters, that impact matters, that progress should be shared. Greg and Dawn embody that same engaged innovating drive. This partnership feels so natural to us because MSU and the Williams family share a worldview that the future isn't something we wait for. It's something we create and that's something that we've talked about. On many occasions, their investment will propel us forward in ways that will echo across generations. Empowering student athletes who dream of excellence, fueling innovation and entrepreneurship and strengthening the traditions that unite our Spartan community more than a commitment is a vote of confidence in who we are and who we aspire to become. To Greg, to Dawn, and to your family, thank you for choosing to write this next chapter with us.

In the news today- Spartans close monumental day with dominant win over Iowa, No. 3 MSU hockey set for series against rival No. 1 Michigan, Inside Pat Fitzgerald's $30 million contract and incentives, MSU punter Ryan Eckley declares for NFL draft. 

St. Francis senior Zach Washington, an All-CCL/ESCC honoree who helped the Spartans win their first IHSA state football championship since 2008, has signed to continue his career at Michigan State. "I think I can grab any 50-50 ball that I get my hands on."Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/friday-night-drive--3534096/support.

Chris Solari of the Detroit Free Press joins the show to talk all things Michigan State, including the hiring of Pat Fitzgerald as football coach and Tom Izzo's team's red-hot start to the season. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

It's been quite the up n down football season for fans in the state of Michigan. After seeing the Buckeyes dominate the Wolverines in The Game, is it time to start wondering about Sherrone Moore as head coach and Bryce Underwood at QB? MSU got themselves a new head coach, will Pat Fitzgerald turn around the Spartans program? The Lions just can't seem to catch a break this year, and it continues with injuries and a loss to the Packers on Thanksgiving. Are playoff hopes all but gone? MHSAA football state finals recap in the Prep Spotlight and more! Take a listen and hit us up @3pointpod! Thanks to: Memorial Healthcare Wellness Center, Nelson House Funeral Home, Nichols Painting, Shiawassee County Fair, Rivals Taphouse & Grille, AZee Branding Solutions, Success Group Mortgage & Servicing, Kori Shook & Associates, Jacobs Insurance, SportsNet MI

St. Francis senior quarterback Brock Phillip took in a 1-yard touchdown run on fourth and goal with 11 seconds left, as the Spartans rallied past Providence 39-35 in Tuesday's Class 5A championship game at Illinois State in the first-ever IHSA game played in December.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/friday-night-drive--3534096/support.

St. Francis senior quarterback Brock Phillip took in a 1-yard touchdown run on fourth and goal with 11 seconds left, as the Spartans rallied past Providence 39-35 in Tuesday's Class 5A championship game at Illinois State in the first-ever IHSA game played in December.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/friday-night-drive--3534096/support.

photo credit: The State NewsMichigan State University introduced new Head Football Coach Pat Fitzgerald to Spartan Nation at an introductory press conference on December 2 in the Greg and Dawn Williams Lobby of the Tom Izzo Football Building on the MSU campus.Conversation Highlights:(0:00) – Opening remarks from Athletic Director J Batt(3:59) – Remarks from President Kevin Guskiewicz(8:58) – Remarks from Coach Pat FitzgeraldQuestions from the media:(18:05) – How hungry are you to succeed?(19:45) – How are you prepared to handle the changing and evolving landscape of college football?(21:04) – When is the first time you thought about coaching MSU?(22:10) – For J Batt – how early on did you identify Pat as the guy? How quickly will we see his impact on the field?(23:17) – What did you learn from your Northwestern experience and how will that make you a better coach at MSU?(24:30) – What are the resources available to you, and what resources do you need to succeed?(25:25) – What's your message to MSU students?(26:58) – For Kevin and J – When and how did you decide to change coaches?(29:08) – How important are these next five days for you?(31:35) – What traits will you look for in your coaching staff?(33:26) – When did it click for you that MSU was the place for you?(35:23) – Was it an advantage in a way to be away from the game for awhile?Listen to “MSU Today with Russ White” on the radio and through Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and wherever you get your shows. Conversation Transcript:J Batt (00:00):Well, good afternoon. Good afternoon. Welcome to everyone today, our head coaches that are with us, our donors, our athletic department staff, media members, so glad to see you and many of our special guests in particular. Welcome to the Fitzgerald family. We're so glad you're here. Welcome. It is indeed a great day to be a Spartan. We are excited you're here and ready for a tremendous start to the next chapter of Michigan State Football. Before I get into today's news, I'd like to thank Jonathan Smith for the first class manner in which he represented Michigan State and the professional classy manner. He's handled this transition. We certainly wish him well and his family well and their future endeavors, but as I said, today marks the start of a new era of Michigan State football. Spartan football has a proud history of national championships, big 10 Championships, rose Bowl, CFP appearances and much of that success is recent. (01:08):More importantly, Spartan football is defined by its people, the student athletes and coaches that have built this program and the loyal passionate fan base that fill Spartan Stadium each and every week is with them in mind that I set about making sure we had the right coach to lead our program. Transitions are always difficult and throughout the process I continually focused on what I believe was in the best long-term interest of our programs. I wanted a coach who was a proven winner, a coach of integrity and intensity, someone with a formula for success on the field and a plan of attack in a continually evolving landscape, someone who could effectively and efficiently use the resources they were provided. Fit was also important as we set out on this search. Someone who understands the Big 10 and has relationships through the Midwest, a coach who embodies the values on which our program was built. (02:07):Perhaps most importantly, someone who shares our standard of excellence and aggressively pursues that excellence each and every day. I was looking for someone who would partner as we continue to elevate not just Michigan State football, but our entire athletic department, someone who would share our fundraising vision. Some of you may have seen we launched a $1 billion capital initiative today, so a few renderings of the east side of Spartan Stadium. Pretty excited about that and it certainly gave me chills to see that rendering for the first time and hopefully he did the same for you as we went through this list of criteria. Pat Fitzgerald met every criteria. He's a passionate winner. He understands the Big 10 in college football here in the Midwest. We have a shared vision for building championships and returning this program to its elite level of success. At the same time, we have an obligation as a department to the football program. (03:02):We are fully committed to providing the resources and infrastructure required to compete at the highest lever. Nearly six months ago, almost to the day, I stood in this exact same spot and shared that my vision for reestablishing Michigan State Athletics as a top 10 athletic department. I also spoke about the importance of Michigan State football and what is required for us to reach that goal. To reach that level of success requires alignment at every level. I'd like to publicly thank President Gussy and our board of trustees for their support of our department through this transition and throughout the year also being a great partner as we work towards our common goals. They have certainly positioned us well for success in years to come and is in that spirit of alignment that I'd like to welcome the stage our president, Dr. Kevin Skow. Kevin Guskiewicz (04:00):Thanks Jay and it's an honor to be here Today I want to take this opportunity to welcome the Fitzgerald family to our family here in East Lansing to Michigan State University State, Jack, Brendan, and I know that Ryan, I think is off at football practice across the lake. You're going to love the family that you are joining today. I want to also take this opportunity to welcome two of our board of trustees members, Renee Kki Jefferson and Dennis Deno who are with us today. I see Dennis and Trustee Kki Jefferson is here somewhere I think, but thank you for your support in supporting this transition. I also want to take the opportunity as Jay Bat has already done, and that is to thank Jonathan Smith for his contributions to Michigan State University and his family for being part of this community and he is indeed a class act and I know we will continue to try to support him and his family even on a wintry day like today. (05:01):I'm sure that Coach Fitz, as he has said, he likes to be called Coach Fitz. I'm going to work on that and his family will discover the warmth of our Michigan State community much in the same way that Amy and our family did when we visited this campus nearly two years to the day when it was much like this with a little snow on the ground, but it's warmth that's as I like to say, kindled by our passionate campus and a Spartan community and all those many who are in the room today who are dedicated to making a difference on the field and beyond, and that's the way we develop talent here at Michigan State University. I'm excited for what Coach Fitzgerald's addition to our athletics program will do not only for Spartan football but for our entire campus. Pat Fitzgerald is a p...

The Buckeyes played like themselves (minus a few early plays on each side of the ball) and ended up mauling Michigan in The Game, 27-9. Julian Sayin threw a touchdown pass to all three of his starting wide receivers, two of whom recovered sufficiently from injury to return, and an insane 12-minute drive put the game away in the snowy second half. Matt Patricia's defense was untroubled by the Michigan run game and did not let explosive freshman Bryce Underwood have anything all day.We fondly recapped a great day for the Buckeyes, looked back at our score predictions and picks to click, and poured over the game stats. When Bo Jackson outgains the entire Michigan offense, the stats do not lie.After our walk through the greatest rivalry in sports, we looked around the rest of the Big Ten to see how others made out. It was heartbreak for Rutgers in the matchup with Penn State for bowl eligibility, as an unforced error (and a terrible play call) combined to give the Nittany Lions the bowl berth. Iowa blasted Nebraska in Farmageddon on Black Friday. Wisconsin was driving but a turnover helped Minnesota win Paul Bunyan's axe. Northwestern likewise imploded against Illinois as the Fighting Illini won Lincoln's hat. Other than that, the weekend went as expected.We touched on Michigan State firing Jonathan Smith and the reports about Pat Fitzgerald, which was not official at the time of our recording session. Seems like the Spartans are going back to basics. We also ran down the final Big Ten standings briefly and each of us correctly predicted the exact finishing position of four of the 18 teams. Not great!Finally, we ahead to Saturday's matchup with Indiana in the Big Ten title game. The Hoosiers might be the best team the Buckeyes will play all season and we're taking nothing for granted, including the possibility of a rematch in the College Football Playoff. Everyone knows about Fernando Mendoza, but Indiana's defense isn't getting enough credit. The Buckeyes will need to be better against the Hoosiers than they were at Ann Arbor to be successful, and they were fairly dominant up there.We discuss the matchup, make our picks to click, and do our best to predict the final score. I know we said The Game would be close, but we're doubling down this week. This will be a close game.We would love to hear from you, so please reach out with your feedback and questions below in the comments section or ⁠send us an email⁠ at silverbulletspod@gmail.com. Any questions directed toward us will be answered on our next show.Be sure to subscribe, rate, review, share, and follow the show over on Twitter at ⁠@SilvrBulletsPod⁠.As always, thanks for listening!0:20 - Headbutting an official is perfectly fine, and other things we learned from The Game.35:10 - The games around the B1G weren't all good this weekend, but some of them were quite good.1:02:20 - The Buckeyes and Hoosiers have a lot of things riding on Saturday night's game in Indy.

Eazy, Spencer, Nick, and Chris break down a massive week in Detroit sports. The crew dives into Frank Ragnow's Grade 3 hamstring injury, why it kept him from returning to the field for the Detroit Lions, and what it means for the offense moving forward. They also react to Kerby Joseph's knee injury and address the growing rumors about whether he might consider early retirement. The Heavyweights then debate the big question: Is Brad Holmes to blame for the Lions' shortcomings during the 2025 season? They analyze the roster decisions, injuries, and coaching concerns impacting Detroit's playoff hopes. Plus, the guys get into Michigan's loss to Ohio State, whether Sherrone Moore should be on the hot seat, and Michigan State's hiring of Pat Fitzgerald as their next head coach. If you're a fan of the Detroit Lions, Michigan football, or MSU, this episode is loaded with insight, debate, and unfiltered reactions. Tune in, subscribe, and join the conversation!

The Jonathan Smith era at MSU comes to an end, in what was a very forgetful and disappointing two seasons. The Spartans have quickly moved on and hired Pat Fitzgerald, which has received mixed reviews from the fanbase. Ryan and Tim discuss it all, and give their personal thoughts on the current state MSU Football.On the flip side, the MSU Basketball program is absolutely rolling and has a monster week ahead with both Iowa and Duke coming to town. Their thoughts on that, and even more, on this week's episode of Spartan Crazies!

Jim Comparoni of SpartanMag.com joins the show to discuss how the Pat Fitzgerald hire will affect the Michigan State Football program, the athletics program at-large, and the Spartans' fanbase. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Michigan State football has made a change in their head coach. Smith won his final game with the Spartans but won't be coaching next weekend. It appears that Michigan State has moved on and is hiring former Northwestern head coach Pat Fitzgerald. Does Fitzgerald fit in East Lansing? Download the latest episode of the 5 Star Zone today. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Did 300 Spartans really stand alone against King Xerxes and the entire Persian army? Listen in as Brandon goes DOWN THE RABBIT HOLE on the Battle of Thermopylae.Email: downtherh@protonmail.com

Fresno St vs. San Jose St College Football Pick Prediction 11/29/2025 by Tony T. Recent Box Score Key Stats Fresno St at San Jose St 10:30PM ET—Fresno St is 7-4 following their 28-17 home defeat to Utah St. The Bulldogs were inefficient through the air and rushed for 178 yards for 6.6 yards a carry. On defense they limited the Aggies through the air and allowed 227 yards rushing for 4.8 yards a carry. EJ Warner completed 23 of 33 for 187 yards with a touchdown and pick. San Jose St sits at 3-8 with their 25-3 road defeat at San Diego ST. the Spartans gained 268 yards with poor in the run and passe. They held the Aztecs to 81 passing yards with 167 rushing for 3.8 yards per carry. Tama Amisone hit 15 of 27 for 104 yards with an interception. He rushed for 75 yards. Amisone appears will start for an injured Walker Eget.

In a classic Big Ten style, Michigan State pushed around North Carolina physically, winning 74-58 on Thanksgiving Day. Inside Carolina's Rob Harrington and former Tar Heel Dewey Burke joined Tommy Ashley to break down details surrounding the UNC loss and the issues exposed for Hubert Davis's team against the Spartans. The Inside Carolina Podcast network features a wide range of current UNC sports topics, from game previews and instant postgame analysis, to recruiting breakdowns. IC's stable of writers, insiders and analysts -- plus special guests -- comprise each program. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

A rare regular season rematch in the state title game has emerged here as St. Francis will challenge Providence once again after the Spartans beat the Celtics in Week 5. Steve Soucie previews Saturday's Class 5A title game.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/friday-night-drive--3534096/support.

The coaching carousel keeps on spinning, but Florida State is not joining the party in 2025. FSU announced on Sunday that Mike Norvell will remain the head coach of the Seminoles in 2026. This announcement comes at the end of a disappointing season that began with a lot of promise. Promises have been made to enhance the roster next season. Andy Staples, Ross Dellenger and Steven Godfrey discuss why Florida State decided to make this move and if they think it was the right decision. Then, they look to Michigan State where a decision looms. Will the Spartans keep Jonathan Smith or will the current eight-game losing streak be the final straw of a disappointing tenure in East Lansing? Coaching carousel drama would not be complete without another Lane Kiffin update. The guys discuss Kiffin's recent silence on the topic of his coaching decision. They also discuss what will happen to the team that misses out on Kiffin and why this year's selection of candidates is unique to those of the past. Then, the guys talk about events happening on the field. There are a lot of games this week with massive CFP implications as we close out the regular season. A notable one, and one that Andy thinks may be ready for an upset, is #10 Alabama visiting Auburn. The guys discuss if this game will actually be close and Andy makes his case as to why he thinks this is a potential upset to keep an eye on. Then they chat about the game that will have everyone watching because of Lane Kiffin. #6 Ole Miss visits Mississippi State on Friday for the Egg Bowl. A massive rivalry, propped up by coaching drama, one team trying to reach bowl eligibility and the other team fighting for a spot in the College Football Playoff. Ross and Godfrey dive into the history of this rivalry and what they think may come of it this year. Finally they chat about arguably the biggest rivalry in college football. #1 Ohio State takes on #18 Michigan in The Big House. Michigan is riding a four-game winning streak in this rivalry. The crew talks about how this game could be another chance for Michigan to pull the massive upset, or it could be Ohio State's opportunity to exorcise its demons and snap the losing streak. Plus, Ross gives an update on the CFP extending conversations about the future of the CFP format.Later, it's time for I've Got A Feeling. Nebraska, Tennessee and Tec de Monterrey are who the guys have a good feeling about this week. Plus, Ross shares some Louisiana Thanksgiving recipes.Great ready for Rivalry Week with College Football Enquirer.(1:00) - Florida State keeps Mike Norvell(14:05) - Will Michigan State fire Jonathan Smith?(16:40) - Lane Kiffin update(28:21) - Rivalry Week games(29:57) - #10 Alabama visiting Auburn in the Iron Bowl(33:35) - #6 Ole Miss visits Mississippi State on Friday for the Egg Bowl(42:21) - #1 Ohio State takes on #18 Michigan in The Big House(51:11) - CFP format deadline gets extended(55:53) - I've Got A Feeling Subscribe to the College Football Enquirer on your favorite podcast app:

Detroit beats the NY Giants in a dumb game, Eli Zaret joins us, Britney Spears plumps up, Vince Neil can't sing, RFK Jr's gross poem to Olivia Nuzzi, Corey Feldman v. Dancing with the Stars, a Miss Universe fall, and Akaash Singh's terrible wife. Register to win tickets to Michigan vs OSU right here thanks to Hall Financial. Eli Zaret drops by to recap an incredible Lions victory over the New York Giants, Sam LaPorta's back surgery, MSU's stunning loss to the Iowa Hawkeyes, Michigan over Maryland, the upcoming battle with OSU, everybody hates Jordon Hudson, Lane Kiffin's future, Tom Izzo & the Spartans, streaming vs TV, Jake Paul vs Anthony Joshua, Eli vs gambling: Part 5,483, the Detroit Pistons win 12 straight, the 1st place Detroit Red Wings, and more. Drew had another play date with Kirk Gibson. Politics: Bill Maher popped off on Jimmy Kimmel's wife Molly McNearney in his season finale. Olivia Nuzzi is kinda psycho. She's totally into felching. Keith Olbermann hit it. Marjorie Trailer Greene resigning. Her next gig may be The View. Garlin Gilchrist and Jasmine Crockett drop the most cringy TikTok possibly ever. Jasmine Crockett lumps every Jeffrey Epstein together. Death threats are common now. Tim Robinson's The Chair Company is full of drops. And the “At His Limit” guy is a real person. Britney Spears was caught plump faced and drinking in public. She's pissed about the paparazzi photos and hates America now. Whitney Cummings lost her kid's stuffy and now it's everyone's problem. Celeste Rivas was chopped up and frozen. D4vd isn't taking it too seriously. Corey Feldman vs DWTS. Machine Gun Kelly is back and making terrible jokes that bomb on stage. Beyoncé made F1 racing all about her. Motley Crue is coming back and Vince Neil sounds excellent! Gary Graff will join us tomorrow to talk Crue and the new Beatles Anthology 4 release. The Beatles Anthology: The Remastered Documentary Series is on it's way. Lloyd fell down and went BOOM. Miss Universe went down and Mexico takes the crown. She was berated by the director before she won. Israel and Palestine clashed at the event. Miss Jamaica took a bad spill. Airport Karen is the worst type of Karen. Kevin Spacey addresses the rumors that he's homeless. Put your bets in for the Epstein list today. Podcaster Akaash Singh and wife Jasleen Chawla have some drama going on. Nice marriage. Drew still recommends She's Out of My League. What ever happened to Alice Eve? More Sports: Shedeur Sanders got his first NFL win today. TJ Lang pops off on JaMo. Drew is extremely down on the Lions despite the win today. Don't forget to grab your Drew Lane Show merch right here! If you'd like to help support the show… consider subscribing to our YouTube Channel, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter (Drew Lane, Marc Fellhauer, Trudi Daniels, Jim Bentley and BranDon).

In the news today- MSU hockey comes up short, loses 2-1 in overtime, Fourth quarter collapse extends MSU losing streak to eight, Michigan State women's basketball cruises to another victory over Eastern Illinois. Veterans lead the way in Spartans' win over Detroit Mercy. 

Tyler and Collin discuss Iowa's comeback in the fourth quarter to beat the Spartans 20-17. This was one of those games you want to forget - a brutal 55 minutes until the offense finally came to life on Senior Day. Then, we switch gears to Iowa Hoops, as they have a big week ahead and a stretch of games with tougher competition.(0:00) Intro (0:06) Iowa vs Michigan St Reaction (18:01) Iowa Men's Basketball - Review of Season so far

Your All-Access Pass to the Marching Arts.This week, Ricardo and Trish welcome two standout guests: Kenai Central High School Band Director Christian Stefanos (@akbanddirector) — whose band traveled from Alaska to BOA Grand Nationals — and TikTok creator & performer Taylor Greatbatch (@greatbatchofcookies).Christian breaks down what it took to build a marching band from scratch, fundraise across a state the size of a continent, and take a small-town Alaska program onto the national stage in Indianapolis. Taylor shares what it's like teaching in one of Kentucky's lowest-income districts, why BOA experiences matter for rural kids, and how marching band shaped their entire career across theater and performance.Then the whole panel dives into a packed NEWS segment featuring:• BOA Grand Nationals Finals breakdown• DCI 2025 schedule• HBCU Band of the Year finalists• 2025 Dunkin' Thanksgiving Parade bands• 2025 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade lineupChristian takes on the 60-Second Tech Block with “How to Build a Marching Band From the Ground Up.” Taylor unleashes a viral-worthy rant about Broadway-level marching band shows (“I should not have to have a PhD to understand your marching band show, girl!”), and Ricardo drops a scorched-earth message to the Avon haters who have been trashing kids online after BOA Finals.The episode closes with a heartfelt Gush & Go, including:• The Spartans preparing for the Macy's Parade• Christian's students getting national love• Ricardo's district-wide arts expos inspiring the next generation• Kentucky band programs celebrating major milestonesHosts:Ricardo Robinson-Shinall (@ricardorrobinson)Trish O'Shea (@trishdish1002)Guests:Christian Stefanos — Kenai Central High School Band (@akbanddirector)Taylor Greatbatch (@greatbatchofcookies)Presented by: Guard Closet — gear, education & design for the marching arts Peak Group Travel (@peak.group.travel) — group travel done rightIf you're not listening to On A Water Break… what are you even doing?

Dario Milivojevic, Tanner Glock and St. Francis forced five Belvidere North turnovers to earn a spot in the Class 5A state championship game against Providence Catholic. The Spartans had lost in the semifinal round the last three years.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/friday-night-drive--3534096/support.

Join us in this laid-back episode of the Friendship Podcast, where we dive into casual, unscripted non-preview of the MSU game. We look ahead to an exciting Nebraska week with Jeremiah Sirles. Beyond the banter, we touch on serious subjects such as college football predictions, betting strategies, and team dynamics as the Hawkeyes face Michigan State. For those hoping for an in-depth preview, stay tuned for next week. This episode is all about camaraderie and enjoying the lighter side of football talk. If you love the show and want to show support, tell your friends! And, check out our exclusive content at Patreon.com/washedupwalkons where you can find extra podcast episodes, exclusive merchandise, Merch discounts with every tier, private Walkon discord channel access, and more! Find us on social media @washedupwalkons Visit TheWashedUpWalkons.com for all of our episodes, merchandise, and more! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

NATE THE GREAT HAS ARRIVED IN HOCKEYTOWN. Tune in as we open by discussing the Detroit Red Wings and Nate Danielson taking down the Seattle Kraken, including Lucas Raymond staying hot, Nate Danielson's 1st (and almost 2nd) career goal, assist, and how Axel Sandin-Pellikka & Emmitt Finnie contributed to his big game, Moritz Seider, Simon Edvinsson, Cam Talbot, and the rest of the Red Wings playing great games, & more as Todd McLellan's squad rolls on and takes the lead in the Atlantic Division (4:30). After that, a look at the point paces of Raymond, Dylan Larkin, and Alex DeBrincat (Team USA hopeful?), and whether they can reach new heights in Hockeytown this season (22:35). Next, a look at how tight the Eastern Conference playoff race is compared to the West in the NHL, as the Red Wings eye a divisional seed over teams like the Florida Panthers, Toronto Maple Leafs, Tampa Bay Lightning, & other previous top teams (34:45). We then discuss Hockeytown pipeline prospects: Sebastian Cossa returning to the Grand Rapids Griffins while Carter Mazur is out long term, Trey Augustine dominating with Michigan State as the Spartans truck through the NCAA, Brent Solomon signing with Wisconsin, & more (45:50). After that, NHL news including Adrian Kempe's contract & what it means for Steve Yzerman's free agency options (and how Yzerman will need to be more aggressive with trades), MacKinnon, Crosby, Celebrini, & Bedard leading the league, Copp, Compher, Talbot, & Gibson being linked in trade theories, and Patrick Roy blowing up on Mikko Rantanen (49:20). All of that & lots more before we take your questions and comments in our Overtime segment (1:00:15) - enjoy! Head over to wingedwheelpodcast.com to find all the ways to listen, how to support the show, and so much more! This episode is brought to you by Hims. Visit hims.com/wingedwheel for your personalized hair loss treatment options. #ad This episode is brought to you by Green Light Lending: gogreenlightlending.com #ad Support the Jamie Daniels Foundation through Wings Money on the Board: https://www.wingedwheelpodcast.com/wingsmotb

Did 300 Spartans really stand alone against King Xerxes and the entire Persian Army? Listen in as Brandon goes down the Rabbit hole about the Battle of Thermopylae

The Hawkeyes are preparing for a Senior Day matchup with Michigan State. The Spartans haven't had the season that many expected them to have, but they haven't quit yet. 247Sports' Stephen Brooks joins David Eickholt to discuss Michigan State. He discusses why head coach Jonathan Smith is very much on the hot seat already, Spartans wide receiver core, the inability to rush opposing passers and much more. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Phillip Bahar is the new director of Michigan State University's Eil and Edythe Broad Art Musuem.Bahar shares his background and tells why he wants to lead The Broad. He talks about the museum's evolving mission and shares his short- and long-term goals for The Broad. He discusses challenges and opportunities ahead for The Broad and for the entire arts industry.Conversation Highlights:(0:20) – What's your background?(1:22) – Is there something unique about a museum in a university setting?(2:03) – Do you have any experience with MSU, the state of Michigan, and/or The Broad?(2:46) – What attracted you to leading The Broad at MSU?(3:39) – What's the mission of the museum, and what's your vision for evolving the mission?(4:56) – What are some of your short- and long-term goals for The Broad?(6:15) – What are some of the challenges and opportunities ahead for The Broad and the entire arts industry?(7:05) – What are some current or future exhibits you'd like to put on people's radars?(8:14) – What are some of the Broad's priorities in MSU's Uncommon Will. Far Better World campaign?(9:53) – How would you like faculty, staff, student and the public to interact with the museum?(11:27) – Final thoughts.Listen to “MSU Today with Russ White” on the radio and through Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and wherever you get your shows.Conversation Transcript:Speaker 1:On this episode of MSU today, it's great to welcome the new director of the Eli and Edith Broad Art Museum at Michigan State University. Phillip Bahar. Phillip, great to meet you and welcome to the university and the program.Speaker 2:Thanks so much for having me. I'm excited to be here at MSU and at the Broad,Speaker 1:Could you start, give us a little bit of your background that's led you to MSU?Speaker 2:Sure. I've had my entire career in the arts and museums. I just came from Chicago where I led the Chicago Humanities Festival. We'd put on about a hundred programs a year, artists, authors, journalists, policy makers, other thinkers from across the world, and a lot of academics. So I'm very close to working with the university systems and working with thought leaders in their fields. And before that, I was at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, which is one of the great contemporary art museums in the world. Film Series performing arts series. Really amazing exhibitions in certain ways. Very similar to the Broad, really thinking about the museum as a multidisciplinary space, a space for artists to spread their wings and do new work, but also an opportunity for audiences to really experiencing experience, things that are new and that might change how they think about the world.Speaker 1:And is there something unique about a museum in a university setting?Speaker 2:Absolutely, because MSU has a faculty, they have faculty with such a wide array of experiences and knowledge, and I think that's one of the things that actually makes the broad very special, is that we do a lot of partnerships with faculty. So they bring their research, they bring their areas of inquiry into our space with us, and then we get to play with the collection and with artists to figure out, okay, how can we tell a story that's through the lens of what they're thinking about, but very much true to who we are and to who the collection is and the artists we present.Speaker 1:And do you happen to have any past experience with either MSU, the state of Michigan or maybe the broad itself?Speaker 2:I hadn't had direct experience, but obviously I'd been following the broad from its founding. The Zaha Hadid building was a big deal when it was first built, the first free standing building by that architect in America. And then also the exhibitions over the last 12 years, I've periodically dipped in and seen what's been going on there from afar. There have been a lot of actually Chicago artists that have passed through the Broad. So along the way I've kind of been in Chicago seeing Chicago artists kind of starting to expand their reach and many of them have ended up here. Yeah,Speaker 1:That's cool. So what attracted you to leading the broad here at MSU?Speaker 2:Certainly I think museums are magical spaces, and I think the broad from the exterior to the experience inside is really special. The collection is a historic collection, but we're a very much contemporary institution, and that's what drew me to it. As a museum, we're focusing on issues that really matter to us as individuals as a society today, but we have this lens and this ability to dip into our past while looking at our present. One of the great things I think of the humanities, but certainly of museums is that ability to bring the present to life through a different lens and maybe give you a different perspective on how to think about things or how to see things.Speaker 1:And you've been discussing it, Phillip, but talk a little bit about the mission of the museum and then your vision for evolving that mission.Speaker 2:Yeah, I mean, the broad really has, I'd say two core areas of focus. One is obviously the MSU community. We want art to be essential to all the students on campus and the faculty on campus. That essential element might be once a year coming and having an experience. It might be coming every week, it might be coming every day. But really making art a central part of the MSU experience as part one and then more in the region and in the Lansing East Lansing community. Being the primary art museum in this area is a really important responsibility and we take it seriously and it allows us to think about what kind of exhibition should we be putting on that serve both the campus and the community. Sometimes one, sometimes other. Always both, right? So the last exhibit we closed maybe a couple months ago was called Farmland, and it was a look through the lens of artists on food production, on agriculture. So there was a really beautiful connection to where we are, the kind of institution we are as a university, but then having artists really think about, okay, what do these things mean to us in our daily lives?Speaker 1:Phillip, you're just getting started, but do you have some sort of short-term goals as you get started? And if you've had even some time, maybe some longer term ones down the road?Speaker 2:The short-term goals isSpeaker 2:Just to meetSpeaker 2:People. I've been meeting a lot of people, both the staff, faculty, deans, et cetera. So that's a big priority in the short term.Speaker 1:Right?Speaker 2:In the long-term, it's really about how can we continue to build on the Broad's amazing legacy, interacting and connecting with more individual students, interacting with partners across the region and nationally because also at a national level, there are only so many university art museums. And I think some of the things we're doing...

In this episode of the Washup Walk Ons podcast, we reflect on the recent feedback received for the show and introduce new idea segments for the next season, including commentary on opposing press conferences. They discuss the upcoming game against Michigan State, noting the Spartans' struggles and injuries. They delve into Iowa's current season, highlighting missed opportunities and key moments, and look ahead to what improvements and player developments can be expected next year. We also discuss senior day, the impact of injuries, the transfer portal, and notable performances. Sponsors FanDuel, Big Grove, and Hamburg Inn are mentioned, along with a shout-out to the contributions of the PA announcer and the potential of the Swarm NIL collective to keep key players. If you love the show and want to show support, tell your friends! And, check out our exclusive content at Patreon.com/washedupwalkons where you can find extra podcast episodes, exclusive merchandise, Merch discounts with every tier, private Walkon discord channel access, and more! Find us on social media @washedupwalkons Visit TheWashedUpWalkons.com for all of our episodes, merchandise, and more! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The Pistons, Red Wings, and Spartans all won last night

6:00 HOUR: The Pistons, Wings, and Spartans all win, Jon's NFL Power Surge

CATS vs SPARTANS! Izzo's quotes PK quote on the new signee See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Walker and Peake preview the Cats matchup against the Spartans. What do you think the final score will be?

Are you ever going to text me?This episode is the 300th episode, and it's not about Spartans (talk about a missed opportunity).Jason, Jim, and Joseph feast on some of the best themed televised and cinematic Thanksgivings. Jason Meeker: Car without lugnuts.Tofu turkey. No, thank you.You want the bird? Go in the alley and eat the bird.As God is my witness, I thought turkeys could fly.Jim performs a holiday tradition of doing an Al Pacino impression.What movie does Robert Downey Jr. have no memory of being in?What's wrong with the dark meat?  Why don't you eat the dark meat?

The NCAA just came down hard on Michigan State Football. Did the crime match the punishment? What is next for the Spartans? Rico breaks it all down on this episode of the 5 Star Zone. Download and subscribe today. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A late comeback falls short as the Hogs drop a close one at Michigan State. We'll recap them game. Plus, we'll get an update on our weekly game picks

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