Michigan State baseball beats Western Michigan in 2024 Capital Clash

Michigan State run rules Western Michigan in the 2024 Capital Clash

Michigan State and Western Michigan met on Wednesday night at Jackson Field in Lansing, home of the Lansing Lugnuts, for the 2024 Capital Clash.

The game didn’t need nine innings, though, as the Spartans run-ruled the Broncos, 12-2, in seven innings.

The Spartans were led by Jack Frank’s two homerun performance.

The Spartans improve to 15-19 on the season, and will play host to Penn State in a 3-game Big Ten series at home this weekend.

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WATCH: Michigan State hockey’s overtime game winner by Jeremy Davidson

Watch MSU’s overtime game winner by Jeremy Davidson, sending the Spartans on in the NCAA Tournament:

Michigan State is moving on in the NCAA Tournament, winning an overtime thriller over Western Michigan, 5-4, thanks to a game winning goal by Kalamazoo native Jeremy Davidson.

The goal by Davidson capped a two goal comeback by the Spartans, who had to tie the game up with just 55 seconds left in the game to force overtime.

Watch the Spartans game winning goal by Davidson, who sends MSU just one game away from the Frozen Four:

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Michigan State hockey wins overtime thriller over Western Michigan in NCAA Tournament

MSU is moving on, defeating Western Michigan in an overtime thriller!

The Michigan State Spartans have won their first NCAA Tournament game since 2008 in thrilling fashion, defeating Western Michigan, 5-4, in overtime.

The Spartans overcame a two goal deficit in the third period to force overtime, getting a goal from Karsen Dorwart with 55 seconds left in the third period to tie up the game.

It was at the 11:13 mark in the overtime period when Jeremy Davidson found the game winner, with a goal assisted by Nash Nienhuis and goaltender Trey Augustine.

Michigan State will now move on to the regional final, to play for a spot in the Frozen Four, against the winner of North Dakota against Michigan.

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This week in Michigan State baseball: Week four

Check out what’s on deck for MSU’s upcoming weekend in South Carolina:

Michigan State is starting to get into the meat of their 2024 season. The Spartans, who have spent most of their time in South Carolina this season, will be heading back to the palmetto state for their final southern trip of the season.

Michigan State will be heading back to Fluor Field in Greenville, South Carolina, for the second straight weekend:

MSU will open the weekend on Friday against VCU before facing Western Carolina for a double header on Saturday. The weekend will conclude with a Sunday matchup against Western Michigan.

The Spartans have opened the 2024 season at a measly 4-7 mark, and will be looking to turn the tides before Big Ten play begins.

Michigan State baseball splits Saturday series in Greenville

MSU split their Saturday double header in Greenville

Michigan State is down in Greenville, South Carolina, for their annual spring break trip to Fluor Field. After a rainout on Friday, the Spartans got to work on Saturday.

In game one, MSU defeated Western Michigan, 13-3 in 8 innings, run ruling the Broncos. The Spartans bats were alive and well in the contest.

In game two, the bats cooled down for Michigan State, and the team could not keep pace with Florida State. MSU would drop the game, 11-2.

MSU will finish their weekend on Sunday, against Illinois, in a nonconference tilt.

Michigan State baseball gets rained out on Friday

MSU, WMU rained out on Friday

Michigan State is on their annual spring break trip to South Carolina, where the Spartans have a full docket of games scheduled. MSU started the trip with a huge win, on the road, against Georgia, and is looking to build off of that momentum.

The team was set to face Western Michigan on Friday, but mother nature had other plans. The game has been cancelled due to rain, and will be made up on Saturday morning at 9 a.m.

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Michigan State linebacker Jacoby Windmon named Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week

Jacoby Windmon has won another defensive player of the week award

UNLV transfer Jacoby Windmon had himself an incredible debut in the green and white. Windmon recorded 7 tackles, 4 sacks and a tackle for loss.

Windmon’s play on Friday has gotten a lot of attention, already winning the Reeses Senior Bowl and Walter Camp defensive player of the week awards. Now, he is adding another defensive player of the week award to his resume after the Big Ten recognized him for his play against Western Michigan.

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WATCH: Daniel Barker’s one-handed TD grab against Western Michigan

Check out Daniel Barker’s one-handed TD grab one more time:

Michigan State landed themselves a star transfer when they poached TE Daniel Barker from Illinois. Barker introduced himself to the Spartan nation in a big way.

In a 7-3 game, with the Spartans driving and it being the first play of the second quarter, QB Payton Thorne lofted one to the endzone where it appeared he overthrew his transfer tight end. That was until Barker threw his hand up and made a huge one-handed snag for the touchdown.

Watch the great highlight here:

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Western Michigan vs. Michigan State, live stream, preview, TV channel, time, how to watch college football

The Western Michigan Broncos will meet the Michigan State Spartans in Week 1 of the college football season on Friday night.

The Western Michigan Broncos will meet the Michigan State Spartans in Week 1 of the college football season on Friday night at Spartan Stadium.

Western Michigan is coming off an 8-5 season and a 52-24 win over Nevada in the Quick Lane Bowl as they look to make some improvements this year. As for Michigan State, they finished 11-2 and knocked off Pittsburgh in the Peach Bowl by 10 points.

This will be a great night of college football, here is everything you need to know to watch and stream the action on Thursday.

Western Michigan at Michigan State

  • When: Friday, September 2
  • Time: 7:00 p.m. ET
  • TV Channel: ESPN
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Michigan State vs Western Michigan Prediction, Game Preview

Michigan State vs Western Michigan game preview, prediction, and breakdown for the Week 1 game on Friday, September 2

Michigan State vs Western Michigan prediction, game preview, how to watch. Week 1, Friday, September 2


Michigan State vs Western Michigan How To Watch

Date: Friday, September 2
Game Time: 7:00 ET
Venue: Spartan Stadium, East Lansing, MI
How To Watch: ESPN
Record: Michigan State (0-0), Western Michigan (0-0)
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Michigan State vs Western Michigan Game Preview

Why Western Michigan Will Win

The Broncos are going to be dangerous.

The 12th-ranked offense in the country last season gets back a fantastic rushing tandem in Sean Tyler and La’Darius Jefferson, but the question mark will be a passing game that loses QB Kaleb Eleby and WR Skyy Moore.

Michigan State has worked really, really hard on improving the nation’s worst pass defense, but it has to prove it. This might not be the Western Michigan team of last year that was able to beat Pitt in a shootout, but it’s going to test the Spartans deep, the defense should once again be among the best in the nation at getting into the backfield, and …

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Why Michigan State Will Win

The Michigan State running game should be able to pound away on the Bronco defensive front.

Kenneth Walker might be gone, but the combination of transfers Jarek Broussard (Colorado) and Jalen Berger (Wisconsin) should be able to keep it all going. QB Payton Thorne and WR Jayden Reed have the ability to bother a Bronco secondary that has to prove it can make more big plays.

The Spartans have the line to get into the backfield and slow down the Western Michigan running game, the rotation at tackle will be outstanding, and yeah, the secondary really will be better.

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What’s Going To Happen

Be … careful … Michigan State.

Western Michigan is a maddening team. It’s once again going to have the talent to beat just about anyone on the right day, but consistency will be a big issue yet again.

Michigan State is all set for another big season, but it has enough flaws to potentially be exposed if Western Michigan finds a groove right away.

The Spartans will pull this off, but it’ll take too much work, a lot of sweat, and a big momentum turn over the final 20 minutes to get there.

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Michigan State vs Western Michigan Prediction, Line

Michigan State 34, Western Michigan 20
Line: Michigan State -23.5, o/u: 54.5
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