Spartans rise to No. 14 in latest AP Poll

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Spartans rise to No. 14 in latest AP Poll

Friday’s 35-13 victory against Western Michigan moved the Spartans up one spot in this week’s AP Poll. With just three losing teams ranked ahead of Michigan State in the week one poll, minimal shifting was to be expected. MSU fans went into the season opener expecting a win, and that is what they got, but […]

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