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Come Fan with UsWednesday, June 24, 2026

Michigan State honors Boston with Red Sox helmet decal

Spartans sport a Boston ‘B’ for Saturday’s Spring Game.

Michigan State will sport a Boston Red Sox decal on their helmets for Saturday’s Green-White Spring Game, according to ESPN’s Brett McMurphy:

Michigan State takes the field at Spartan Stadium at 2:35 p.m. ET, with coverage on Big Ten Network and BTN2Go. For all the information you need for watching Sparty’s final spring scrimmage, read previews from SB Nation and The Only Colors.

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Today’s college football news headlines

NFL
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NFL

Another setback for the QB.

By James Dator
College Football
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College Football

A big can of worms has been opened in college sports

By Mark Schofield
College Football
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College Football

Mascot game! Tush push!

By James Dator
NFL
Brendan Sorsby’s gambling allegations could end his college football career. Is NFL Supplemental Draft next?Brendan Sorsby’s gambling allegations could end his college football career. Is NFL Supplemental Draft next?
NFL

Brendan Sorsby calls out NCAA hypocrisy as his football future is uncertain

By Mark Schofield
College Football
NAACP urges black athletes to reject recruiting in racially gerrymandered statesNAACP urges black athletes to reject recruiting in racially gerrymandered states
College Football

The NAACP is asking athletes to take up the fight for voting rights.

By James Dator
College Football
Oregon coach asks recruits about their favorite ice cream, and it actually makes senseOregon coach asks recruits about their favorite ice cream, and it actually makes sense
College Football

Oregon coaches have a strange question for potential recruits.

By Mark Schofield