After a hiatus (otherwise known as basketball season) the Banks of the Red Cedar twitter mailbag is back and ready for some football! Of course, there will be basketball questions answered and that’s 100% ok. Let’s get going. Do you … Continue reading
THE TOURNAMENT HAS STARTED, FOLKS. MSU kicks off the tournament with a matchup against 14-seeded Valapraiso. Follow me on Twitter @BOTRC for more updates, as they’ll be more rapid and frequent than on here. Also, check march madness tickets to … Continue reading
Wee big ten tournament weeeeeeeeeeee! Here is a table of every team in the Big Ten Tournament finals game from 2003-2012. The only team omitted was the 2008 Illinois team, because although they made the finals of the tournament, they … Continue reading
(note: this recap is in all lower case because michigan state did not deserve to be given proper grammar today) derp derp derp derp derp derp derp derp derp derp derp derp derp derp derp derp derp derp derp derp … Continue reading
The game against Iowa was no different than any other this season, which is the crux of the problem with this team. The defense did an admirable job for most of the day, but the era in which one could … Continue reading
Time for the picks! Jameson OSU wins 20-9. MSU’s wide receivers continue to struggle and Braxton Miller wears out the Spartan defense. Eric MSU wins 23-17. MSU finally manages the semblance of a decent air attack(I hope) and pulls out … Continue reading
Yes, you’re saying “Hey, BOTRC just changed their logo!” Well we did. And we’re doing it again. To be honest, the last logo we had was boring and didn’t really say anything about the blog’s name. So, we recruited someone … Continue reading
Let’s be frank here. It’s fun writing on Banks Of The Red Cedar, and seeing all you guys participate. But sometimes, you all can get annoying. This is a perfect example. Every Thursday afternoon, we come out with a Twitter … Continue reading
After his incredible game against Boise State (44 carries for 210 yards and two TDs), Le’Veon Bell instantly shifted from a “dark-horse” Heisman candidate to a “front-runner” Heisman candidate, jumping two players in his own conference, Denard Robinson (Heisman Hopes … Continue reading
The title, inspired by numerous conversations I have had over the last few weeks with Spartan fans and Wolverine fans alike, is a point of contention for me. When that general phrase is brought forth from the mouth of a … Continue reading