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So exactly how excited should I be about this year’s football recruiting class? Links: Mark Dantonio Introduces 2009 Recruiting Class From official MSU site. MSU recruits: Meet the class of 2009 Photos. Impact players: Baker, Caper, Fowler, Norman, Sims Edwin Baker is Emmitt Smith, but with LaDainian Tomlinson’s speed! High school football stars talk about [...]

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Dion Sims is a Spartan

This is technically a football commitment, which I don’t typically cover.  But Dion Sims clearly wants to be a Division 1 college basketball player: In the end, the difference was the joint effort of Coaches Dantonio and Izzo, and their willingness to work with the Sims family to allow Dion his dream of attempting to [...]

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Rankings Upate AP: #7 Coaches: #10 Sagarin: #10 Kenpom: #23 RPI: #4 Bracketology: #3 seed The RPI is really digging us at this point.  I assume that’s a function of (1) nine of our fifteen opponents having double digit wins and (2) only six of the 15 games having been played at home.  That win [...]

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Pregame Reading

Suton’s absence could help Spartans in long run Not helping our NCAA Tournament seed. Alcorn State facing constant battles as Division I have-not Tearjerker.  (Hat tip: Fighting With a Vim.) Two local recruits closing in on their college decisions Dion Sims is down to MSU, Ohio State, and Miami.  Dantonio and Izzo say he can [...]

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We’re still waiting for the release of the full Michigan State basketball schedule.  Reportedly, the Big Ten is mandating that all 11 schools wait until all the BTN schedule details are in place. UMHoops has a source who says it’s going to be a while before that happens (although the Columbus Dispatch says Ohio State [...]

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Sunday Night Links: Drew is a Dragon

Drew Neitzel has signed with the Artlund Dragons of Germany’s Basketball Bundesliga (I’m a casual international soccer fan–which I know sounds like any oxymoron.  Anyway, I love saying the word “Bundesliga.”  Bundesliga.  Bundesliga.  Bundesliga.)  Apparently, the move was made to ensure some guaranteed money and playing time in a competitive league, as European teams tend [...]

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