Lansing News Wire

10/26/2025

EAST LANSING, MI (10-25-25) – In one of college football’s most intense rivalries, the Michigan Wolverines reclaimed the Paul Bunyan Trophy with a 31-20 win over the Michigan State Spartans on Saturday night at Spartan Stadium.

Michigan’s ground game proved dominant, amassing 276 rushing yards. Justice Haynes ( #22) led the charge with 152 yards and two touchdowns, while Jordan Marshall ( #23) added 110 yards and a score. The Wolverines used a steady mix of power runs and short passes to control the tempo and wear down the Spartan defense.

For Michigan State, Makhi Frazier ( #5) shined with 109 rushing yards, and quarterback Aidan Chiles ( #2) threw for 130 yards. Despite flashes of momentum, turnovers and missed opportunities in the red zone prevented the Spartans from capitalizing.

With the win, Michigan improves to 6-2 (4-1 Big Ten), while Michigan State drops to 3-5 (0-5 Big Ten). The Wolverines continue their push toward a Big Ten title run, as the Spartans look to regroup heading into November play.

📸 Reporting and photos by Aaron Arreguin for La Prensa Latina Lansing News Wire

10/25/2025

EAST LANSING, MI (10/25/25) - The rivalry is back under the lights! The MSU Spartans host the Michigan Wolverines tonight with kickoff set for 7:30 PM.

Aaron Arreguin is on assignment, reporting and capturing the action for La Prensa Latina. Stay tuned for live updates, photos, and postgame coverage.

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10/25/2025

YPSILANTI, MI (10-25-25) — At the start of the 3rd quarter, Eastern Michigan University leads Ohio 14-7 in MAC action.
Eagles quarterback Noah Kim continues to shine, completing 10 of 14 passes for 144 yards, adding a touchdown pass and another on the ground.
Ohio’s Parker Navarro is putting up strong numbers with 17 completions on 20 attempts for 229 yards, though he’s been picked off twice.

10/25/2025

LANSING, Michigan (10-24-25) — Final Score: Lansing Sexton Big Reds 46, Lansing Eastern Quakers 0.

The Big Reds left no doubt who runs the Capital City, rolling to a 46–0 shutout over their longtime rivals to finish the regular season with five straight wins.

This isn’t just any matchup — it’s a classic Lansing rivalry that traces back to 1928, when it was Lansing Central vs. Eastern before Central became Sexton in 1947. But lately, it’s been pure domination: Eastern hasn’t beaten Sexton since 2001, and after tonight’s win, Sexton has outscored the Quakers 278–12 over the last five meetings.

Sexton’s offense played with rhythm and power, pounding the ground and attacking through the air, while the defense stood like a brick wall. The Big Reds now charge into the postseason con fuego, carrying momentum and pride. The Quakers, meanwhile, look to regroup and rebuild for the next chapter of this historic rivalry.

10/25/2025

LANSING, Michigan (10-24-25) — Final Score: DeWitt Panthers 63, Lansing Everett Vikings 7.

The DeWitt Panthers closed out the regular season invictos (undefeated) for the second straight year, sealing a CAAC Blue Division title in dominant fashion.

Quarterback Traverse Moore was en fuego, rushing for a team-high 109 yards and a touchdown, while adding 61 yards and two passing TDs through the air. Channing Ridley racked up 53 yards and two scores, and Tyler Bashore added 76 yards and a touchdown on the ground.
Caedin Martin-Seymour and Griffin Braman each contributed a rushing touchdown, while Jadon Bender and Jacob Schorfhaar hauled in touchdown receptions for the 9–0 Panthers (6–0 CAAC Blue).

For the Everett Vikings (5–4, 3–3), Javari Funches connected for 81 passing yards and a touchdown, with Kavionne Smith making big plays, pulling in 70 receiving yards and a score.

DeWitt now heads into the postseason as one of Michigan’s top teams in Division 3, while Everett looks to regroup and carry their grit and corazón into playoff contention.

10/24/2025

LANSING, MI — At the half, the undefeated DeWitt Panthers are rolling over the Lansing Everett Vikings, 49–7.

DeWitt, currently ranked No. 1 in MHSAA Division 3, continues to showcase why they’re among the state’s elite, executing on both sides of the ball.

The 5–3 Vikings, meanwhile, remain determined to regroup and keep their postseason hopes alive as they look to make a late push toward the playoffs.

10/20/2025

10/19/2025

Update from South Bend, IN — On the field at Notre Dame Stadium, Aaron Arreguin (._z) continues coverage as the #13 Fighting Irish hold a 21–16 lead over the #20 USC Trojans late in the third quarter.

QB CJ Carr ( #13) has gone 14/20 for 117 yards, with 1 TD and 1 INT, while Jeremiyah Love ( #4) leads the ground game with 15 carries for 171 yards and a touchdown.

For USC, Jayden Maiava ( #14) has thrown 14/24 for 177 yards and a TD.

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10/19/2025

South Bend, IN — On the field at Notre Dame Stadium, Aaron Arreguin (._z) is capturing every moment as the #13 Fighting Irish lead the #20 USC Trojans 21–13 late in the third quarter.

CJ Carr ( #16) has gone 14/20 for 117 yards, with 1 TD and 1 INT, while Jeremiyah Love ( #12) powers the Irish ground game with 15 carries for 171 yards and a touchdown.

For USC, Jayden Maiava ( #1) has thrown 14/24 for 177 yards and a TD.

A rivalry showdown living up to its name in South Bend!
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10/19/2025

Bloomington, IN — The #3 Indiana Hoosiers rolled past Michigan State, 38–13, in another statement win that keeps their playoff hopes alive.

Quarterback Fernando Mendoza ( #15) was on fire — 24 completions on 28 attempts for 332 yards and 4 touchdowns. His precision and poise kept the Hoosier offense humming. Omar Cooper Jr. ( #3) led the receivers with 8 catches for 115 yards, giving Indiana the edge all night.

Michigan State’s Aidan Chiles ( #2) showed flashes of brilliance, completing 27 of 33 passes for 243 yards and a touchdown, but the Spartans couldn’t find an answer defensively.

Indiana moves one step closer to cementing their top-five national ranking.