The Michigan State Spartans have been on a mission when it comes to the 2026 class, as they have landed a large majority of their targets in the class. They are

High-end draft picks Porter Martone, Malcolm Spence join growing list of junior talent joining Michigan-based universities.

With the Spartans slated to return for preseason camp early next week, we as media and fans should get our first look at the 2025 Michigan State squad sometime shortly after they report. Typically, media will be given availability to attend at least a portion of practice and talk to players and coaches the first week the team reports for fall camp.

The Flyers' No. 6 pick in the 2025 draft could have had a shot to make the opening-night roster, but decided to go the NCAA route instead.

Fleming ran his simulation model 10,000 times and it produced an average win total for the Spartans of 5.7 -- which is essentially right on the cut line to reach bowl eligibility. This should come as no surprise, as Michigan State's win total over/under betting line is 5.5 -- so essentially the same number as Fleming's output.

Izzo made four offseason transfer additions, including Fort, a veteran from Samford now at his sixth school in as many years. He gives the Spartans an experienced option to go with a younger one in Teng. The two are competing in summer workouts during the day and at the Moneyball Pro-Am in the evening twice a week.

Michigan State ranked 13th in both the Kings of the North and Cleveland.com Big Ten preseason football polls. This ranking places them below Washington, Minnesota, and Wisconsin, and aligns with national perception.

On this latest episode of the Michigan State Spartans Insider Podcast, our Aidan Champion dives into the defensive ends/rush ends position battles as we get closer to fall camp.

Jonathan Smith and his Michigan State football coaching didn't have a ton of competition at the Power 4 level when it came to landing freshman wideout Braylon