Michigan State Football

You'll need a subscription to NBC's premium streaming service to see MSU vs. Washington on Sept. 16. You'll also need it to see almost 50 Big Ten basketball games this coming season. Luckily, Peacock is running a promotion offering a year's subscription at a steep discount.

NBC announced the news regarding MSU's Sept. 16 game on Wednesday, along with details for other Big Ten games the network's carrying this coming season.

Voluntarily giving away a home game to help the conference out of a tough spot with an angry TV partner isn't something a big-time college football program would do. You'll notice Ohio State, Michigan, and Penn State haven't made any such concession. If MSU isn't serious about being a real player, why should anyone be serious about supporting it?

Warren over-promised on behalf of the conference's schools, which has new Big Ten Commission Tony Pettiti scrambling to retain as much of the rights money as possible. The league has offered several concessions to placate its aggrieve TV partners, such as moving MSU vs. Penn State to Black Friday.

Various publications had reported that Coleman entered the transfer portal to seek a better NIL package than what he was getting in East Lansing. But, according to The Detroit Free Press, Payton Thorne's departure from MSU prompted Coleman's exit.

The entire country will be subjected during prime time on Nov. 11 to Ohio State chasing MSU out of the horseshoe by halftime, because the biggest game that week, Michigan at Penn State, will be played at noon before fans have even had time to fill the stadium. Why? Because the Big Ten essentially sold its scheduling department to Fox.

The now former MSU quarterback made his commitment and transfer to Auburn official on Friday. The Tigers, like MSU, are coming off a 5-7 season where they struggled mightily in conference play.

Losing starters to the transfer portal isn't a big deal, let alone some sort of death sentence for a football program. If it were, that'd mean programs like Georgia, Alabama, Ohio State, Michigan, and Notre Dame are dead.

Several Spartan players took to Twitter Sunday evening, trying to talk MSU fans off the ledge following the grim roster news.

We've ranked all the NFL franchises based on the number of Michigan State players they've drafted throughout the history of the league.