Michigan State Football

It's hard to believe but the Spartans could follow up their ignominious collapse against Indiana with a loss at Penn State and still qualify for the postseason.

Professional Michigan ass-kisser John U. Bacon has published a series of anonymous Michigan employees' firsthand accounts of MSU players' and coaches' conduct, and it's awfully transparent.

An LA-based lawyer retained by one of the suspended MSU players says eyewitness reporting proves a Michigan player started the fight in the Big House tunnel by swinging a helmet and throwing a punch first.

Somehow, after a brutal start to the season, MSU's defense has made significant progress and continues to improve. Has that earned Hazelton another season in charge of the Spartans' defense?

It'll take generations for this rivalry to shed the black cloud of Tunnelgate. So how do we go back to before? Here are some ideas.

Harbaugh, as well as Michigan fans and media (which are often one and the same), are holding MSU players involved in the tunnel fight to a higher standard than that of Howard and Schembechler. What a shock.

Over the last half-century, the team that wins this one particular statistical category in the annual rivalry game has emerged victorious nearly 90 percent of the time. But just how predictive is it?

Corporate greed and gluttony could keep Lansing-area TV viewers from seeing this weekend's rivalry game. There are alternatives for those impacted, though.

Michigan has beaten MSU by 23 or more points just five times in the last 45 years.

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