The Michigan State Spartans’ shot at a Final Four came to an end on Sunday evening, falling to top-seeded Auburn in the Elite Eight, 70-64.  Tom Izzo’s team had

While the offseason has just begun, the transfer portal never stops and Michigan State has some key roster decisions to quickly parse through

Michigan State's season came to an end with an Elite Eight loss to Auburn and Tom Izzo's Spartans could look a lot different next season.

Now, attention will turn to the 2025-26 season, where expectations will be much higher than many would have expected after the Spartans had their best season since the start of COVID-19 and the days of Cassius Winston.

Michigan State's season ended in the Elite Eight with a 70-64 loss to No. 1 seed Auburn on Sunday. It was a season that surpassed all expectations at its beginning, but one in which its flaws of shooting and takeover talent finally caught up as it ran into a juggernaut.

The final matchup of the Elite Eight belongs to No. 1 Auburn and No. 2 Michigan State, who square off at 5:05 p.m. ET on Sunday, March 30. The Spartans come off a 73-70 victory against the No. 6-seeded Ole Miss Rebels.

Watch as the No. 1 seed Auburn Tigers (31-5) and No. 2 seed Michigan State Spartans (30-6) will compete for a spot in the NCAA Tournament Final Four on Sunday at State Farm Arena, beginning at

This year, both the Red Raiders and the Spartans ended the NCAA Tournament in the Elite Eight, falling to Florida and Auburn, respectively. Still, it was a terrific year for head coach Tom Izzo's team despite not advancing to the Final Four.

The Auburn Tigers were victorious over the Michigan Wolverines on March 28, with a 78-65 win, cinching their spot in the Elite Eight. Now, Auburn will go up against Tom Izzo and the Michigan State University Spartans on March 30,

Michigan State basketball entered the season projected to be a middling Big Ten program. They ended the season as a 2-seed, falling by just six points to the No. 1 ranked team in the country, Auburn, in the Elite 8. It was an emotional loss for the Spartans and Tom Izzo, who has made no secret about his hopes to win another national title.

Tom Izzo gave his respect to the Michigan State Spartans team after their 70-64 loss to the Auburn Tigers in the Elite 8 on Sunday.

Twenty-five years after his lone national title, Tom Izzo has come up short of a second. Michigan State fell behind by 15 points in the opening minutes and never could fight all the way back.

Michigan State basketball is gearing up for their Elite 8 matchup against the Auburn Tigers on Sunday evening, where the Spartans are facing the No. 1 overall seed in the NCAA Tournament. As always in the NCAA Tournament,

Michigan State is back in the Elite Eight with a shot at the Spartans first Final Four since 2019. It’s been a remarkable run of form for the group all season with the Spartans having a shot at history against No.

It's Auburn's Bruce Pearl squaring off against Michigan State's Tom Izzo, a game that is going to be a hard-fought victory for whoever enters the Final Four.