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Michigan State’ s team of grass nerds doesn’t wear helmets or shoulder pads, but without them, no Spartan sport gets played.
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The Michigan State football recruiting department helps welcome new players, thanks to two MSU gradsMadilyn Weigand and Malik Gill, both 22, are MSU grads who stayed close to their alma mater in an important role: helping the football program with recruiting.
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Mex is actually aiming for more than a strong media presence for Spartan athletes and coaches. He wants to leave a legacy of helping others.
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MSU club athletes and their different archetypes create a special culture.
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Rugby is a strenuous sport, but MSU athletes love the challenge.
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A multi-school roster builds culture, stability, and shared purpose across the region.
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Dodgeball isn’t something just played in gym classes, rather, a nationally growing college club sport that MSU excels in.
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Many people hear about athletes entering the portal, but few know how the process works. A detailed look at the academic, compliance and eligibility work behind how MSU brings athletes in through the transfer portal.
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The club focuses on the joy of playing football, and being together, and it’s even translating into winning.
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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.