Oren "O" Basse is a sports journalist specializing in covering Michigan State University athletics for The Only Colors. With a focus on local sports, Oren provides analysis, game recaps, and interviews with players and coaches. His articles aim to provide in-depth coverage and insights for Michigan State fans and followers.
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Oren focuses heavily on local sports coverage, particularly in Michigan and more specifically East Lansing. His articles primarily cover announcements and investment analysis related to college football, with a focus on MSU Football.
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Sunday Funday! MSU visits Northwestern at Noon EST. Game will be televised on Fox.
On Sunday, Michigan State were in Evanston, IL, to take on a team that has given us struggles the last few years. In the early going, this game felt like it could be another closely contested game between the Spartans and Wildcats. MSU looked like they skipped their pregame warmup and were a bit slow and sloppy in the early going. The Spartans were giving up offensive rebounds and second chance points, turning the ball over, and not hitting the shots they were taking. Five minutes into the game, MSU was down 13-8.
What games are coming up this week for the hockey, men’s basketball, and women’s basketball teams?
Cheer on the Spartans as they go for win #15
I can’t, in good faith, begin without some non-MSU related content. I was absolutely gutted and despondent this morning. Last night was supposed to be the beginning of the Detroit Lions playoff run; the streets of downtown Detroit were supposed to transform into a party as soon as the game went final. And then, my Lions suffered the latest chapter in their tortured, cursed history. As a Lions fan, I am forced to now settle into mock draft season, returning to the long-familiar reality where the NFL Draft is “the Lions’ Super Bowl.” At least for another year, the actual Super Bowl remains a dream.
What games are coming up this week for the hockey, men’s basketball, and women’s basketball teams?
It’s Ohio State and Notre Dame for the trophy tonight
We get double-scoops of MSU hoops today. The action begins with a rivalry matchup as our women’s team heads to ann arbor to take on um. That game is at Noon ET and will be televised on BTN. Both teams are ranked, with MSU at #21 and um at #24. Let’s knock them out of the rankings with a road win today.
On Saturday afternoon, Big Ten Basketball descended on Manhattan for a matchup between the Rutgers Scarlet Knights and the #8 Michigan State Spartans. It was announced shortly before game time that one of Rutgers’ diaper dandies, Dylan Harper, would not be starting due to a bad ankle, though he was in uniform.
For those wondering about this cover photo, that is a shot of new Michigan State running back Jace Clarizio catching a pass during his senior year of high school at East Lansing High School. A couple of weeks ago, MSU’s spring semester began, and with it came 27 midyear enrollees who will be a part of the football team in the 2025 season.
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