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Michigan State Hockey Just Landed 12 TV Games, And It’s Time To Clear Your Schedule

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Michigan State hockey is about to get a whole lot more screen time this season, with the program releasing an updated schedule showing up to a dozen games hitting the airwaves on the Big Ten Network and FS1. Seriously, if you’re a Spartans hockey fan, this is huge news, especially since hockey rarely gets this kind of broadcast love compared to football or basketball.

Your Spartans Are About To Be Everywhere

Forget squinting at blurry streams, fam. Our Spartans are rolling out the red carpet for fans, with up to 12 games slated for prime-time viewing on the Big Ten Network and FS1. This isn’t just a couple of games; this is nearly a quarter of the regular season getting that sweet, sweet TV exposure! It all kicks off with a road series at Ohio State, coming up in early December. This is the kind of visibility you dream of for a program, letting everyone see what our boys are doing on the ice.

How To Watch (And What To Expect Next)

While those 12 games on BTN and FS1 are straight fire, you know the grind doesn’t stop there. For all the other matchups, your best bet for catching the action will be Big Ten Plus, the subscription streaming service. So, make sure you’re squared away there so you don’t miss a second of our Spartans. Speaking of not missing a second, the team already came out swinging to start the 2026-27 season, sweeping Northern Michigan this past weekend! What a way to open things up, right? That momentum is critical early on. Next up, the Spartans are hitting the road again for a Saturday showdown at RIT. You know the squad’s gotta keep that energy up and build on that sweep. Let’s go State!

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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.

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