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Game time, TV details released for MSU-Minnesota matchup on Oct. 28

Game time and TV details have been released for the Spartans’ upcoming road trip to Minnesota on Oct. 28

Game time and TV details have been released for the Spartans’ upcoming road trip to Minnesota on Oct. 28.

Kickoff is scheduled for 3:30 p.m. ET and the game will be televised on the Big Ten Network.

Michigan State is 2-4 overall on the season and in the midst of a four-game losing streak. The Spartans are big underdogs this week against rival Michigan, making it likely that they’ll be on a five-game losing streak heading into this matchup with the Golden Gophers.

Minnesota is 3-3 on the year and could also enter this game with a losing record should they lose at Iowa this week. The Golden Gophers beat Michigan State in last year’s matchup at Spartan Stadium.

Check out the complete Big Ten schedule for week nine below:

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Report: MSU-Minnesota unlikely to be rescheduled due to Rutgers not adjusting schedule

It appears Rutgers will stand in the way of Michigan State rescheduling their previously postponed matchup with Minnesota

Rutgers will not adjust its schedule, meaning it’s unlikely Michigan State will be able to make up its postponed game with Minnesota.

Last week’s matchup between Michigan State and Minnesota was postponed after the shooting on the Michigan State campus. There was hope the game could be rescheduled for next week if Rutgers was willing to move its matchup with Minnesota from Thursday to Tuesday. However, reports indicate it will not do so.

Here’s what Chris Solari of the Detroit Free Press heard on the reasoning for why Rutgers wouldn’t adjust its schedule:

So what does this mean for Michigan State? Honestly, not rescheduling the game might have no impact to the Spartans. A win over Minnesota will not do much for its NCAA Tournament resume, and if the Spartans win out they should still earn the double-bye in the Big Ten Tournament. So, it really doesn’t have much of an impact other than fans losing an opportunity to watch Michigan State on the court.

No official word has been made from the Big Ten or Michigan State so there’s still a chance we’ll see this matchup between the Spartans and Golden Gophers played. But for now, it sounds very unlikely.

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Tom Izzo provides update on possible rescheduling of postponed MSU-Minnesota game

Tom Izzo details the latest he’s heard on the potential of MSU rescheduling their postponed game with Minnesota

Nothing is certain at this point, but there is a potential path for Michigan State to reschedule its postponed game with Minnesota.

Michigan State head coach Tom Izzo met with the media on Monday, and provided an update. The Golden Gophers were originally scheduled to come to the Breslin Center last Wednesday, but the game was postponed in the wake of last Monday’s on-campus shooting.

According to Matt Charboneau of The Detroit News, Izzo said there is still no clarity on rescheduling, but the best-case scenario he’s heard is that game could be made up next Thursday (March 2). In order for this to occur, however, Minnesota would have move its scheduled game with Rutgers to Tuesday of that week.

Below is further context on the potential rescheduling of this matchup from Charboneau and Graham Couch of the Lansing State Journal:

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Michigan State basketball at Michigan: Stream, broadcast info, three things to watch, prediction

MSU basketball faces rival Michigan on Saturday– here’s what you need to know for this matchup between the Spartans and Wolverines

Michigan State basketball heads to Michigan in an important Big Ten rivalry matchup on Saturday, and if you’re wondering how you can watch the action live, you’ve come to the right place.

The Spartans will return to the court for the first time since the tragic campus shooting that took place on Monday night. Michigan State’s originally scheduled game for Wednesday against Minnesota was postponed due to the shooting.

The Spartans have won their previous two games and sit at 16-9 overall and 8-6 in Big Ten play.

Michigan enters this rivalry matchup looking to bounce back and snap a two-game losing streak. The Wolverines came up just short against Indiana at home last weekend and failed to pull the upset at Wisconsin on Tuesday night.

Michigan is 14-12 overall and 8-7 in Big Ten play this year.

Best photos from Michigan State’s second straight blowout loss vs. Minnesota

It was another tough loss for the Spartans — here are some of the best photos from the game

If you thought last week was bad, this week was even worse for Michigan State football.

For a second straight week, the Spartans were blown out — this time at the hands of Minnesota. The final score from Spartan Stadium was 34-7.

With the loss, Michigan State dropped to 2-2 on the season and 0-1 in Big Ten play. The Spartans will look to bounce back next week in a road trip to Maryland.

Before turning our focus to the Terps, here are some of the best photos from Saturday’s brutal loss to the Golden Gophers:

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MSU football names captains for matchup against Minnesota on Saturday

See who will be the Spartans’ captains for this week’s matchup against Minnesota.

Michigan State football will open conference play on Saturday in a must-win game against Minnesota from Spartan Stadium.

The Spartans announced on Friday the captains for this week’s game against the Golden Gophers. See below who is going to serve as the Spartans’ offensive, defensive and special teams captains:

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Michigan State vs. Minnesota: Will Spartans bounce back in Big Ten opener?

See our predictions for Michigan State’s Big Ten opener against Minnesota on Saturday

Last week was ugly for the Spartans, but it’s a new week and Michigan State will look to pick up a much-needed bounce-back victory over Minnesota on Saturday.

The Spartans were shredded by Washington last week to drop their first game of the year. Minnesota, on the flip side, rolled past Colorado to remain undefeated on the season and improve to 3-0. Saturday marks the Big Ten opener for both the Spartans and Golden Gophers — which is a massive game for a pair of teams that have aspirations of winning the Big Ten this year.

What does the Spartans Wire staff think about this matchup? Here are our score predictions for Michigan State-Minnesota and how we see this nonconference game playing out:

Michigan State vs. Minnesota: Prediction, point spread, odds, best bet

Michigan State football is a home underdog in their Big Ten opener against Minnesota this week

The Michigan State Spartans play the Minnesota Golden Gophers on Saturday, and if you’re looking to do some last-minute betting research, you’re in luck! We’ll give you the latest point spread, money line odds and over/under number, as well as the information you’ll need to make the smartest bet at BetMGM.

The game starts at 3:30 p.m. ET and can be seen on the Big Ten Network.

Michigan State will be looking to bounce back from its first loss of the season last week at Washington, while Minnesota is coming off a blowout win over Colorado. This is the Big Ten opener for both the Spartans and Golden Gophers.

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  • Point spread: Minnesota (-2.5)
  • Money line: Michigan State +105 / Minnesota -125
  • Over-under: 51.5

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Michigan State vs. Minnesota injury report:

Both Michigan State and Minnesota are dealing with injuries after a pair of games this year.

Michigan State was down four critical players in last week’s loss at Washington, and other than linebacker Darius Snow, who is out for the season, it’s unclear who all will be available this week. The other three key players battling injuries to monitor are safety Xavier Henderson, wide receiver Jayden Reed and defensive tackle Jacob Slade.

Minnesota also experienced some bad injury news in the past week, with the Golden Gophers losing their top wide receiver Chris Autman-Bell. Golden Gophers head coach P.J. Fleck confirmed on Monday that Autman-Bell will be out the remainder of the year after suffering a knee injury last week against Colorado.

Advice and prediction

Minnesota has looked very impressive so far this year but they have yet to face an opponent like Michigan State. Like many, I’m not particularly high on the Spartans after Saturday’s beat down loss at Washington but … there’s still plenty of talent on this roster to expect a bounce back performance. Spartans quarterback Payton Thorne looked sharp on Saturday and if the offense can get just a little bit of production on the ground then I like them to win this one at home.

Prediction: Michigan State – 31, Minnesota – 27

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Game time, TV details released for MSU football’s next home game against Minnesota

Game time and TV details have been released for the Spartans’ upcoming Big Ten opener against Minnesota in a few weeks

Kickoff time and TV details have been released for the Spartans’ upcoming Big Ten opener against Minnesota in a few weeks.

Kickoff from Spartan Stadium will be at 3:30 p.m. on Sept. 24 when the Spartans and Golden Gophers open Big Ten play. The game will be televised on the Big Ten Network.

This game could pit a pair of undefeated teams, with both Michigan State and Minnesota off to a 2-0 start this year. Both the Spartans and Golden Gophers have tests this week, though, with Michigan State heading to Washington and Minnesota hosting Colorado.

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Michigan State basketball tops Minnesota on Hauser buzzer beater

Michigan State beats Minnesota on buzzer beater from Joey Hauser

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Michigan State is still undefeated in conference play thanks to a buzzer beater bucket from Joey Hauser.

The Spartans topped Minnesota, 71-69, on Wednesday night in a thrilling back-and-forth conference battle that ended on a Hauser buzzer beater. With just 0.1 seconds left on the clock, Hauser dropped a contested shot in the paint to lift the Spartans to victory. Hauser finished the game with eight points, with his final two being the most critical.

With the win the Spartans improve to 14-2 overall and 5-0 in conference play. Michigan State also completed the season sweep of Minnesota with Wednesday’s victory.

Michigan State appeared prime for a nice blowout win over the Golden Gophers with the control for most of the first half. The Spartans led by as many as 10 points in the opening frame, but Minnesota finished the half on a run that cut Michigan State’s lead to just 34-31 at the break.

The second half was a lot closer than the opening half, with neither team having more than a six-point lead in the half. The game was tied up late on a pair of free throws from Minnesota’s E.J. Stephens. However, there would be no overtime thanks to the buzzer beater from Hauser.

The Spartans were led in scoring by Max Christie (16 points), Gabe Brown (13 points) and Tyson Walker (10 points). Michigan State shot 51.9 percent from the field and 42.9 percent from three-point range.

Michigan State returns to the court on Saturday in a home matchup against Northwestern. Tip off from the Breslin Center is scheduled for 12 p.m. EST and can be seen on the Big Ten Network.

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