State of Michigan State Athletics Podcast Episode XLII
On this edition of the state of Michigan State athletics podcast, Spartan Nation senior writer Jon Schopp and publisher Hondo Carpenter discuss what s next for MSU basketball.
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May 13, 2021
East Lansing, Mich. – Every week, Sports Illustrated s Spartan Nation takes a deep dive into the State of Michigan State Athletics.
Today, Spartan Nation publisher Hondo S. Carpenter, Sr., and Spartan Nation senior writer Jon Schopp discuss what s next for MSU basketball.
@TiptonEdits, a Twitter account known for breaking big recruiting news, reported Emoni Bates was decommiting from the Spartans.
The five-star small forward echoed the statement moments later, confirming he was no longer a Michigan State basketball commit.
Column: An ode to old friends and future Spartans Paolo Giannandrea
Everyone envisions their ideal college experience. Most don’t pan out that way.
I, at times, sacrificed social endeavors in pursuit of the one dream I sought after most in life to this point, one that was about to come to fruition until coronavirus hit, and my plans to follow and cover the Big Ten tournament and eventually the NCAAs were shut down in an instant.
I know I’ve exhausted this instance, but I just can’t seem to let it go. I obviously needed to learn something.
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In an expected move, Michigan State guard/forward Aaron Henry has announced his intention to declare for the 2021 NBA Draft. This is the second consecutive season Henry will test the NBA waters, after he decided to enter his name in the 2020 NBA Draft, but withdrew it last August after getting feedback from league personnel, and ultimately returned to East Lansing for his junior season.
This time, though, it is almost certain that Henry will remain in this year’s draft, and he plans to hire an agent soon although, hiring an agent no longer means a player automatically cannot return to college, as long as said agent is NCAA-certified.
Good, Bad, and Ugly Podcast Covering Michigan State Athletics Episode XXXVII
Let s take a deep-dive in Michigan State athletics with our latest episode of the Good, Bad, and Ugly podcast featuring Chuck Grenier.
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Apr 2, 2021
EAST LANSING – Spartan Nation is back with another episode of the Good, Bad, and Ugly Podcast featuring longtime contributor Chuck Grenier.
The legendary high school coach is joined by publisher Hondo S. Carpenter Sr. to discuss what s next for Michigan State basketball.
After losing to UCLA in the First Four, the Spartans offseason began earlier than usual.
The season ended with more questions than answers concerning next fall, specifically, the roster construction.