The Wolverines started 5-0 in Big Ten play and were 12-2 when they played Michigan State the first time. They lost that game but still controlled their own destiny to win an outright title. Two losses this week, coupled with Michigan State staying hot, extinguished all hope.

Nimari Burnett was among the many who tuned into Thursday night’s game between Michigan State and Iowa and had rooting interest for obvious reasons.

The eighth-ranked Michigan State Spartans will host their in-state rival, the 17th-ranked Michigan Wolverines, in a highly anticipated Big Ten matchup on Sunday afternoon. The Spartans won by 13 points in Ann Arbor in the first meeting,

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The Iowa Hawkeyes travel to face the Michigan Wolverines in a Big Ten women's college basketball showdown. Here is how to watch.

MSU’s 91-84 win over Iowa secured the outright title, just days after its road win against Michigan. Now, MSU aims for its 15th home win against its in-state rival on March 9, the final regular-season game. The matchup comes one week before the Big Ten Tournament in Indianapolis and less than three weeks before March Madness.

Michigan State basketball is pushing for a white-out for Sunday's regular season finale against rival Michigan.

Sydney Affolter and Lucy Olsen were on fire early as Iowa women's basketball secured a key road win Wednesday at Michigan.

Jensen's Iowa Hawkeyes have been good, but not good enough over the past two games. That has to change against the Michigan Wolverines.

Following the comeback win at Iowa, Michigan State returned home early Friday morning and Izzo said the team was tired. After losing an hour in the return east, he also pointed out Daylight Savings Time means another hour drops off the clock ahead of Sunday’s game against the Wolverines.