MSU ESports

A new conference has emerged in the past two years consisting of 16 of the 18 members that make up the Big Ten Conferences. While the Big Esports Conference is not directly affiliated with the Big Ten, it has had a major impact on the competitive aspect of esports.

The Michigan State Esports team continues to find success, growing into one of the premiere programs in the country.

The Spartans played host to teams and players from colleges around the country, showing the reach of MSU’s program.

Students and elite gamers Rodrigo Arc and Diego Zelaya are a long way from home, but have found joy in new friends and the esports community.

The Spartans are becoming known as a hub for esports, and the program is preparing to bring in a lot more student players.

The esports team is new to MSU’s line-up, but its members found the way to click quickly and win.

The live streaming option for gamers, over platforms, are new ways for esports athletes to find revenue streams for their play.

The MSU Valorant team secured the No. 2 seed out of 15 in the Big Esports Conference.

The university is adding two new state-of-the-art facilities for students and the esports team in hopes of enriching MSU’s gaming culture.

The state’s best esports players are looking toward playing for MSU’s varsity programs, thanks to the addition of scholarships.