Michigan State Basketball

Greg Kelser's Tales from Michigan State Basketball
$19.95
This is an excellent read for any college basketball fan. I was at MSU during the Kelser-Johnson reign and knew a number of players in the book. Kelser filled in many behind-the-scenes stories I'd heard about as well as games and incidents I'd always wondered about. The format is a little ackward, and there's some fairly obvious blowing of one's own horn, but it still delivers what's promised--a behind-the-scenes look at a fascinating team's road to the NCAA championship, potholes, bumps and detours included. I also found interesting contasts to today's game and the 1979 "dawn" of the Final Four's evolution into the National psyche. You don't need to be a Spartan to enjoy this book.

The Greatest Stories of Michigan State Basketball
$24.95
There has been "Magic" in the air ever since 1977, when a lanky point guard from Lansing named Earvin Johnson showed up on campus. Celebrate all the excitement and fanfare around one of college basketball's most successful programs with an unprecedented look at the monumental moments and incredible stories in the history of Michigan State Basketball. From the Spartan's National Championship season in 1979 to the title in 2000 under head coach Tom Izzo, relive all the greatest plays, players and performances.

Nike Michigan State Spartans Ash Basketball T-shirt
$18.00
Show your support for the Michigan State basketball program with this locker room style tee!

MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY MSU - BASKETBALL Panorama [Panoramic Photograph] Poster
$30.00
Blakeway Panoramas are an industry standard when it comes to panoramic photographs. This panorama of Michigan State University - Jack Breslin Student Events Center, photographed by Christopher Gjevre, features the Michigan State University Spartan basketball team playing Big Ten rival University of Wisconsin. The Breslin Center opened in 1989 as one of the premier facilities in the country, serving as home to the Michigan State men's and women's basketball programs. It seats 14,759 for basketball. This $43-million facility is named in honor of Jack Breslin, who was captain of the football team in 1945, senior class president in 1946 and earned varsity letters in both baseball and basketball. He worked for the university for more than 30 years. Buy Blakeway Panoramas Today!