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Michigan State president calls postgame melee 'unacceptable'

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Michigan State President Samuel Stanley publicly apologized Sunday for a skirmish in a stadium tunnel. Social media posts showed at least three Michigan State players pushing, punching and kicking Michigan players. Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh said one of the players, who he did not identify, might have a broken nose. It was the second straight game at Michigan that included an altercation in the long, narrow tunnel.

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Washington Times

Michigan State president: Postgame melee ‘unacceptable’

Michigan State President Samuel Stanley publicly apologized Sunday for a "violent" skirmish in which Spartans football players appeared to attack Michigan players in a stadium tunnel after losing to the rival Wolverines.

1 year ago·United States

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Fox Sports

Joel Klatt reacts to the Michigan-Michigan State postgame melee | The Joel Klatt Show

Joel Klatt reacts to the postgame melee that took place after the Michigan Wolverines vs. Michigan State Spartans matchup in the tunnel of the Big House. Hear why Klatt is disappointed in the events that took place and explains why it takes away from Michigan’s impressive win.

1 year ago·United States

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Winston-Salem Journal

Michigan State president calls postgame melee 'unacceptable'

ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Michigan State President Samuel Stanley publicly apologized Sunday for a "violent" skirmish in which Spartans football players appeared to attack Michigan players in a stadium tunnel after losing to the rival Wolverines.

1 year ago

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Mid Florida Newspapers

Michigan State president: Post-game melee 'unacceptable'

ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Michigan State President Samuel Stanley called actions by Spartans football players involved in a postgame melee with members of rival Michigan’s team “unacceptable” and said Sunday those involved would be held responsible by coach Mel Tucker.

1 year ago

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