As for the commenter saying Tim’s supposed to find out what’s going on behind the “corporate veil,” what’s he supposed to do? He’s an alum and former athlete, not a private investigator.

I loved the campus, atmosphere, football, hockey, basketball and baseball. I loved walking along the Red Cedar and seeing Sparty. I loved what MSU represented. Oh yeah, I liked the studies too

I have followed Sparty ever since.

I loved the way MSU defense in football would come together inside the five yard line to make stop after stop to the roar of the crowd. One of my greatest sports memories is when MSU knocked off OSU in East Lansing by keeping them out of the end zone and knocking them out of number 1 in the country.

I loved the MSU band coming into the stadium and even just going to the stadium….”Victory to MSU…”

I loved seeing the Spartans dive and hustle after the loose ball in basketball. I had the honor of attending grad school whilst Magic was there…nuff said.

Another favorite memory is an on the road loss in hockey to UM, 5-6. Talk about effort. I still remember an overtime caused by an MSU shot with seconds left on the clock.

Those are part of my MSU experiences and ones I still treasusre. I don’t want to go on other sites and complain about effort and MSU tribulations.

I have followed this season and have NEVER ever given up on MSU but this is hard to say the least. I really appreciate your words and comments.

To humble me Izzo has class. Dantonio has worked to bring about a change in the football team and it shows.

I thought we were getting to elite status in basketball. Many of the games this year to me looked like the effort in a pick up game at the Y.

THAT is not what being a Spartan is all about.

I appreciate your openenss, honesty and candor.

Guys like YOU are what the program was and IS all about.

Thanks again for writing to your Spartan brothers!!!

“Spartans, what is your profession?”