MSU Football receives no votes in updated AP Top 25 Poll

Still no love for the Spartans from the media

Michigan State football picked up a big road upset this past weekend, but it wasn’t enough to generate any traction in the latest Associated Press (AP) rankings.

The updated AP Top 25 poll was released on Sunday, and Michigan State once again failed to receive any votes in the poll. The Spartans have yet to get a single vote in the poll this year.

Five teams from the Big Ten were ranked in this week’s AP poll: Ohio State (No. 3), Penn State (No. 8), USC (No. 11), Michigan (No. 17) and Nebraska (No. 22).

Michigan State is 2-0 on the year following Saturday’s comeback victory over Maryland. The Spartans will host Prairie View A&M this week, with kickoff scheduled for 3:30 p.m. ET.

Michigan State received two votes in the Week 2 US LBM Coaches Poll released on Sunday as well. So the coaches apparently have more respect for the Spartans than the media.

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Spartans receive no votes in updated AP Top 25 poll

Like the coaches, Michigan State received no love from the pollsters in the updated Associated Press (AP) Top 25 poll

Like the coaches, Michigan State received no love from the pollsters in the updated Associated Press (AP) Top 25 poll.

Michigan State received no votes in the AP Top 25 poll that was released on Tuesday. The Spartans didn’t receive any votes in the preseason poll either, so this outcome is not terribly surprising.

Michigan State opened the 2024 season with a narrow win over Florida Atlantic this past weekend. The Spartans will head to Maryland this upcoming week in its first Big Ten tilt of the season.

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MSU listed just outside ESPN’s ‘Way-Too-Early’ Top 25 rankings for 2024-25 season

MSU basketball will start the offseason just outside the top 25 in the eyes of ESPN’s Jeff Borzello

Michigan State basketball will start the offseason just outside the top 25 in the eyes of ESPN’s Jeff Borzello.

Borzello — like so many of his college basketball writing peers — released his way-too-early rankings for next season on Tuesday, which had the Spartans just outside the top 25. Borzello put Michigan State on his “next in line” list suggesting the Spartans are just outside the top 25.

Borzello had _ teams from the Big Ten in his rankings, including Purdue (No. 6), UCLA (No. 19), Maryland (No. 20), Rutgers (No. 21) and Wisconsin (No. 24). Ohio State was also included in the “next in line” list.

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MSU football receives no votes in updated AP Top 25 poll

Michigan State football receives no votes in updated AP Top 25 poll released on Tuesday

Michigan State’s three-plus touchdown victory over Central Michigan this past week must not have impressed the Associated Press Top 25 poll voters.

For a second straight week, Michigan State failed to receive a single vote in the updated top 25 rankings that were released on Tuesday. The Spartans didn’t receive any votes in the preseason poll as well.

A total of four Big Ten teams are ranked, including three inside the top 10: Michigan at No. 2, Ohio State at No. 5 and Penn State at No. 7. Wisconsin is also ranked at No. 19. Iowa, Minnesota and Illinois all received votes as well.

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MSU basketball listed in top 10 of The Athletic’s 2023-24 way-too-early rankings

Michigan State basketball will be battling it out for the Big Ten title next year, according to Seth Davis of The Athletic

Michigan State basketball will be battling it out for the Big Ten title next year, according to Seth Davis of The Athletic.

Davis has released his way-too-early rankings for the 2023-24 season and he’s high on the Spartans’ chances of winning the Big Ten next year. Davis has Michigan State at No. 6 in his rankings, which is only behind Purdue at No. 2 in the Big Ten.

Davis also lists Ohio State (No. 22) and Rutgers (No. 25) from the Big Ten in his preseason rankings. Click on the tweet below to read what he has to say about Michigan State and to view the rest of his way-too-early rankings:

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MSU football falls out of AP Top 25 rankings after loss to Washington

Michigan State is no longer ranked in the AP top 25 poll

Michigan State is no longer ranked in the Associated Press (AP) top 25 poll.

The Spartans dropped completely out of the AP top 25 poll after Saturday’s blowout loss at Washington. The Spartans were ranked No. 11 in last week’s poll and came in as the first team outside the top 25 this week.

Ohio State (No. 3), Michigan (No. 4) and Penn State (No. 14) were the lone Big Ten teams listed in this week’s rankings. Minnesota and Wisconsin also received votes.

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ESPN has MSU football ahead of rival UM in latest ‘Way-Too-Early’ rankings for 2022 season

Mark Schlabach of ESPN likes Michigan State a tad bit more than Michigan entering the 2022 season

Mark Schlabach of ESPN likes Michigan State a tad bit more than Michigan entering the 2022 season.

While many are considering Michigan the top competitor to Ohio State in the Big Ten Championship race next season, Schlabach actually has Michigan State a spot above the Wolverines. He released an updated batch of way-too-early rankings for the 2022 season on Friday, which had Michigan State at No. 9 and one spot ahead of Michigan at No. 10.

Here’s a bit of what Schlabach had to say about Michigan State:

“After posting the biggest turnaround in school history, the Spartans spent the spring searching for Walker’s replacement and filling in key transfers on defense. Berger has already transferred from Wisconsin, and Broussard, who ran for 1,556 yards the past two seasons at Colorado, is expected to enroll in May.”

Both the Spartans and Wolverines are behind Ohio State who is at No. 2 in Schlabach’s rankings. The only other ranked team from the Big Ten was Iowa at No. 25.

The season is still more than three months away at this point, but this is still interesting to see nonetheless. I personally have Michigan State a tick below the Wolverines if I were to create preseason rankings but it’s not by much so I respect Schlabach’s decision to have it vice versa.

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Michigan State listed outside top 25 in USA TODAY’s ‘College football Re-Rank’ rankings

Paul Myerberg of USA TODAY isn’t particularly high on the Spartans heading into the 2022 season

Paul Myerberg of USA TODAY isn’t particularly high on the Spartans heading into the 2022 season.

Myerberg released his “College football Re-Rank” rankings on Monday, which saw the Spartans come in outside the top 25. Michigan State was officially listed at No. 28 in Myerberg’s rankings.

Michigan State came in behind the following Big Ten teams: Ohio State (No. 2), Michigan (No. 4), Iowa (No. 11), Penn State (No. 12) and Wisconsin (No. 18).

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Michigan State basketball drops out of AP Top 25 poll

Michigan State basketball drops out of the Associated Press (AP) Top 25 rankings on Monday

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For the first time since late November, Michigan State basketball is not listed in the Associated Press (AP) top 25 poll.

After dropping both games last week, Michigan State dropped outside the top 25 in Monday’s updated poll. The Spartans landed just outside the rankings as the No. 26 team in votes with 58 points — which was one point behind Iowa at No. 25.

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Michigan State basketball drops in latest AP Top 25 poll

See where Michigan State lands in this week’s AP Top 25 poll

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For a second straight week the Spartans have dropped a few spots in the Associated Press (AP) Top 25 poll.

Michigan State slid four spots down the rankings to come in at No. 17 this week. The Spartans were in the top 10 just a few weeks ago but losses in back-to-back weeks has them dropping.

Other Big Ten teams ranked this week includes Purdue (No. 3), Illinois (No. 13), Wisconsin (No. 14) and Ohio State (No. 16).

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