WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. - Legendary Michigan State men’s basketball coach Tom Izzo was out recruiting high school players on Wednesday, and says he’s done “bitching” about the “dangers” of the Transfer Portal.

Michigan State basketball is reportedly going "all-out" for a high-level shooting guard prospect in the 2026 class

Hall of Fame coach Tom Izzo is 70-years-old and the longest-tenured active men's college basketball coach among high major programs. He has seen some things since taking over the Michigan State program in 1995.

Michigan State is 23-0 all-time against Oakland, but the series will go on for at least another three years, thanks to the friendship between Tom Izzo and Greg Kampe.

Michigan State has been hitting the recruiting trail hard lately, and the Spartans are set to host another top-ranked prospect this weekend

Izzo’s passion for football is well known with the university’s new Tom Izzo Football Building being a bit of a giveaway. He’s frequently spotted greeting fans around Spartan Stadium on gamedays and plans on being back at Munn Field on Friday (7 p.m., FS1) when the Spartans open year two of coach Jonathan Smith’s tenure against Western Michigan.

Michigan State and Oakland have extend their longtime basketball series, through the 2027-28 season, starting with a game in Detroit this December.

Michigan State head coach Tom Izzo landed his point guard of the future on Friday, securing a commitment from four-star 2026 prospect Carlos Medlock Jr. The high-rising guard caught the staff’s attention early, and Izzo’s eye for guard talent struck ...

On Tuesday, Michigan State men's basketball announced its complete non-conference schedule that features multiple blue blood opponents, other interesting oppone