Al Martin

The Lansing School District decided on Thursday to to cancel Fall sports and extracurricular activities. Al gives thoughts on whether, or not, this is the right move. What do you think?

The Big Ten Conference announced its 10-game, conference-only college football schedule this morning. Current Sports host Al Martin has more. 

The Big Ten has released its schedule for the upcoming college football season. See what changes have been made to the MSU football season. Also, incoming Indiana University college football player Brady Feeney is struggling with COVID-19. Listen to the alarming plea from his mother. 

MSU men's basketball players Xavier Tillman and Aaron Henry have made their decisions concerning whether, or not, to turn pro. Al finds it as no surprise when it comes to what both have decided. 

Is this the best recruiting period in the history of Tom Izzo's MSU men's basketball career? Also, THE NBA IS BACK! 

The MSU football team is now in quarantine for 14 days after a coronavirus outbreak. The MLB has now postponed two games because players have tested positive. NBA player Lou Williams left the bubble, putting players and staff at risk. Does sports returning make any sense at this point?

There will be baseball at Cooley Law School Stadium! Jesse Goldberg-Strassler of the Lansing Lugnuts tells us all about it!

We dive into the new coronavirus guidelines outlined by the Michigan High School Athletic Association. But, how safe do you feel sending your children back to school and participating in high school sports?

We take you through the financial losses in regards to the Big Ten announcing a conference-only schedule for the Fall. Also, what does this mean for other conferences in college sports?

What does the future of high school sports in Michigan look like?; Can Max Christie convince Emoni Bates to reclassify?; Will more high school recruits pick the G-League?