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A serious neurological health issue threatened his life as a child, but Caine not only recovered, but embarked on a journey of athletic excellence in many sports.
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It takes a lot of tech to make Big Ten Student U broadcast games from the Breslin Center, and by fall, big improvements will have been made.
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It’s the dreaded diagnosis for a pitcher: needing “Tommy John” surgery to reconstruct their throwing arm. It’s happening more and more, with two Spartan pitchers working through their surgery and rehab journeys to get to play again.
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Archery is not the most common student sport on MSU’s campus, but the members of the club know they have found their outlet.
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The MSU student club builds and races a car every year, but this year’s set-up will be powered by an electric engine. It’s a serious switch that takes more planning and execution to work.
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Members of MSU fraternities volunteer to train, then fight, in a boxing match. It’s more than just an athletic event, it is a way to connect with the sport and help Lansing-area children.
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Spring is here, which means the outdoor pickleball courts around the area are becoming busy.
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American athletes are feeling the monetary benefits of NIL rules, but it’s a different story for international students.
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The hot game is more than a pastime, it’s a multiplayer team experience for Michigan State students to share successes.
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NIL rules, and which athletes are finding sponsorship success, radically varies by school, sport, and gender. Michigan State athletes are still trying to figure things out.