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Watch highlights from Michigan State football’s win over Iowa

Watch the highlights from Michigan State’s win over Iowa

Michigan State football welcomed in Iowa this past Saturday for a homecoming date with the Hawkeyes. The Spartans did indeed take care of their business on homecoming, defeating Iowa, 32-20.

It was pretty much a dominating game from the Spartans from start to finish, with the team controlling the game most of the way.

Relive the game between the Spartans and Hawkeyes with highlights of the dominating MSU victory courtesy of Spartan Illustrated on X.

https://x.com/SpartansRivals/status/1848208744846373351

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Watch Jonathan Kim break down his record setting day

Jonathan Kim spoke to the media after his record setting day

Michigan State football took down Iowa on Saturday, 32-20, capping a massive homecoming day. A big part of that win was Kim’s record setting day, recording six made field goals.

Following the massive win for the Spartans, and the humongous day from the Spartans kicker, Kim spoke to the media to break down the day he had and what he saw from his perspective.

Watch the interview from Kim on YouTube via Spartan Mag:

Watch every kick from Jonathan Kim’s record breaking performance

Michigan State football went in to Spartan Stadium on Saturday and took down the Iowa Hawkeyes on the program’s homecoming. The 32-20 victory was massive for the Spartans goals and aspirations in 2024, and a big part of that win was MSU kicker Jonathan Kim.

Kim went 6-for-7 on field goal tries, with a long of 55 and his only miss coming from 55. The six made field goals are a new program record for a single game.

Watch every kick from the record braking day via X:

https://x.com/BigTenNetwork/status/1847995788548337741

Gallery: Michigan State football downs Iowa on homecoming

Check out the best pictures from MSU’s huge win over Iowa

Michigan State football welcomed in Iowa on homecoming, coming out of a bye week for the Spartans. MSU was able to put an end to 3-game losing streak and gain a huge victory over the Hawkeyes inside of Spartan Stadium.

Check out the best pictures from the win:

Michigan State football reportedly getting visit from 2025 JUCO

A key 2025 prospect will be on campus next weekend according to reports

Michigan State football is reportedly making a move on a defensive back in the 2025 recruiting class out of the junior college ranks.

Keshawn Davila got an offer from Michigan State just about a month ago, and now, according to a report from Rivals lead reporter Adam Gorney, the Spartans are hosting Davila on a visit for their game against Iowa.

Davila is ranked as the No. 14 JUCO prospect by Rivals and the No. 15 JUCO prospect by 247Sports. He is a 6’1″ 180 pound defensive back from Tampa, Florida, playing at Northwest Mississippi Community College.

Michigan State will host Northwest Mississippi Community College CB Keshawn Davila next weekend, according to @adamgorney. Davila ranks as the No. 14 JUCO prospect and has 40-plus offers.

MSU is also in contact with the coaches of DE Esaia Bogar, the No. 7 JUCO prospect. https://t.co/NXXfzY2Igc

— Ryan O'Bleness (@ryanobleness) October 7, 2024

Holding 40 offers, Davila has notable offers from Boise State, Illinois, SMU, UCF, USF and Washington State.

3 takeaways from Michigan State basketball’s loss to Iowa

3 takeaways from Michigan State’s loss to Iowa

Michigan State basketball laid an egg on Tuesday night, dropping a game to Iowa inside of the Breslin Center, 78-71. The game proved to be a major disappointment for Spartan fans, with the team snapping a 3-game winning streak, and ultimately looked uninspired on the court.

The loss doesn’t end their season, or prove to be a huge blow to NCAA Tournament hopes, but it is one that will frustrate everyone involved with the program.

Albeit a loss, there is still something to take away from the game, and still something for MSU fans to look forward to:

QUOTES: Tom Izzo speaks to media about Michigan State basketball ahead of Iowa game

Tom Izzo spoke to the media ahead of MSU’s mid week clash with Iowa:

Michigan State basketball head man Tom Izzo spoke to the media on Monday ahead of the Spartans game against Iowa.

The Spartans are in the midst of a ten game stretch, where MSU has won eight of them. As MSU gears up for their midweek game against Iowa, fresh off of a win at Michigan, there is a lot to talk about for Izzo.

Check out everything Izzo had to say about his team and the road ahead for MSU:

WATCH: Cal Haladay with the scoop and score

WATCH: Cal Haladay with the scoop n score!

Michigan State linebacker Cal Haladay made a huge play in the Spartans game against Iowa. Haladay picked up a fumble forced by Tunmise Adeleye and took it back to the house to give his team a 16-10 lead.

We have a Michigan State house call 📞

– Cal Haladay with a 42 yard scoop and score 🔥 pic.twitter.com/gW4y760OCZ

— Woodward Sports Network (@woodwardsports) October 1, 2023

Haladay now ties the record for most defensive touchdowns by an individual in MSU history.

Gallery: Michigan State football loses tight game at Iowa

Best photo’s from MSU/Iowa in Iowa City:

Michigan State dropped a heartbreaker on the road against Iowa on Saturday night in Iowa City. The Spartans, which led in the second half 16-10, couldn’t find a way to capitalize and ultimately dropped the game, 26-16.

Click here to read the full game recap

Check out the best pictures from the game:

Michigan State football loses heartbreaker on the road against Iowa

MSU drops heartbreaker in Iowa City

Michigan State went on the road to take on the Iowa Hawkeyes on Saturday night in Iowa City. The Spartans played hard, and fought hard, but ultimately dropped the contest against Iowa, 26-16.

The Spartans trailed at the half 10-9, but a Cal Haladay fumble return for a touchdown gave the Spartans a 16-10 lead in the third quarter. That lead vanished after a couple of field goals from Iowa tied the game 16-16.

The turning point in the game came when Iowa’s returned a punt for a touchdown, giving Iowa a 23-16 lead. A field goal after a Tre Mosley fumble gave the Hawkeyes the decisive two score win.

Turnovers and penalties killed the Spartans, once again. The Spartans turned the ball over four times in the game and once on downs, while committing 10 penalties in the game.

Michigan State will be back in action in two weeks, traveling to New Jersey for a contest with Rutgers.