Graham Couch is a columnist for the Lansing State Journal, focusing on sports and other topics. He is also a co-host of the CouchandTheRube podcast. With a wide range of experience, his work has been featured in various publications such as the Detroit Free Press, The Des Moines Register, Yahoo Sports, and Yahoo Sports Canada.
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Graham Couch's coverage predominantly revolves around local sports, with a strong focus on basketball, particularly Michigan State University. He frequently provides matchup analysis and predictions for games. When reaching out to Graham, consider offering expert commentary or insights related to game analysis, player performance, team strategies or any other relevant aspects of college basketball.
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Lansing State Journal EAST LANSING, Mich. – Jaden Akins' new role with Michigan State's men's basketball team doesn't really jibe with his personality.
By: Graham Couch
TV/Radio: Big Ten Network/Spartan Sports Network radio, including WJIM 1240-AM and WMMQ 94.9-FM
By: Graham Couch
Columnist Graham Couch gives his thoughts on the Michigan State Spartans' performance in defeat Saturday at Illinois with three quick takes.
By: Graham Couch
1. MSU survives – and won't complain about that. Holy smokes.
By: Graham Couch
TV/Radio: Streaming on Peacock/Spartan Sports Network radio, including WJIM 1240-AM and WMMQ 94.9-FM; Sirius/XM Ch. 391
Columnist Graham Couch gives his initial thoughts on the Spartans' performance Tuesday night against Samford with three quick takes.
By: Graham Couch
EAST LANSING — Michigan State’s women’s soccer team is finally free to begin the part of the season the Spartans have been thinking about since this week last year, when they fell on the road in the Sweet 16.
By: Graham Couch
Amalia Villarreal thought she might be back in Lansing next week for Thanksgiving. Now she’s hoping not. Hoping instead she’ll have to settle for seeing friends on Michigan State’s women’s soccer team during their NCAA tournament game Friday as a little slice of home.
By: Graham Couch
Lansing's Amalia Villarreal, the SEC's women's soccer freshman of the year for Texas, takes on hometown MSU in the NCAA tournament on Friday.
By: Graham Couch
graham couch, lansing state journal Lansing State Journal columnist Graham Couch tackles three tough questions (from afar) in Michigan State football 's 24-17 victory over Purdue on Friday night in East Lansing:
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