Michigan State's hot start came to a halt on Saturday when the Spartans fell 23-19 to Boston College, a game they had several opportunities to win. Turnovers, missed opportunities and some broken plays by the defense ultimately dictated the outcome of Saturday's game.

Michigan State football dropped a nailbiter on the road on Saturday night. The Spartans surrendered a late lead in the final minutes of the game to lose to the Eagles by the score of 23-19. With the loss,

It’s Week 4 and the Spartans are still unbeaten. Michigan State (3-0, 1-0 Big Ten) is coming off a 40-0 win at home against Prairie View A&M last week and will head on the road for the second time this fall.

Michigan State coach Jonathan Smith and his squad have their toughest task yet awaiting them as they prepare for a very good Boston College team on the road. The Eagles fell out of the AP Top 25 on Sunday but come off a 6-point loss to then-No.

Michigan State football is known for having a family community and atmosphere around the program. Even though Smith is in his first year with the program, and had not coached the players of the past,

Michigan State is making the tight end position a priority in its offense and on the recruiting trail. The Spartans just offered a top young Midwest