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Over 250 American colleges and universities have some sort of an esports program, but Michigan State is separating itself through recruiting tactics.
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Playing Ultimate is a test of skill, as athletes need speed and precision to succeed.
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Inside the journeys of MSU’s international athletes and the staff who guide them through life half a world away.
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It seems counterintuitive that a violent sport would bring people closer, but the students find connectivity by sharing a love for MMA
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Most team sports have their own staff of athletic trainers that specialize in that specific sport, but the club sports at MSU share them.
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Esports broadcasting, done by students over online platforms, is a growing field right alongside the sport.
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The Spartans are nationally known for its men’s varsity program, but there is a women’s club team who wants to attain the same status.
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The Spartans have a track record of dominating the competition in their previous league, so it was time to move up for stronger challenges.
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The “Spartan Gateway District” is a multi-phase development, which is slated to being a 6,000-seat arena, new hotel, retail businesses and restaurants, plus parking to the corner of Harrison and Trowbridge Roads.
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The group is creating its own solar-powered race car from scratch, a task that takes three years. But they will be ready to compete soon.