Beanie

Beanie is "Offensive Minded" weekdays from 4 to 6 p.m. on The Game 730 AM. Beanie first brought his take-no-prisoners approach and blunt analysis to The Game 730 AM's airwaves in 2014. Before that, he spent several years as a reporter for MLive Media Group, covering Michigan State and a wide variety of other beats. A shareholder of the Green Bay Packers, Beanie is currently trying to cope with his favorite team very publicly breaking up with a Hall of Fame franchise quarterback for the second time in 15 years. In the summer, you can find Beanie aboard his tritoon boat, affectionately named "The Flying Welshman." Beanie is an alumnus of MSU (c/o 2010). He also holds an MBA from the University of Kansas (c/o 2022). Although, unlike many Jayhawks (allegedly), he was not compensated by Adidas for his matriculation at KU.

For An Academic, This Guy Sure Is Dumb

UNC Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz told the MSU Board of Trustees he'll only take the president job if they stay out of his way. He'd have better luck asking the sun to rise in the west and set in the east.

Why Are Michigan State Fans Worried About Losing A Bunch Of Players Who Went 4-8?

Thirteen Michigan State players — and counting — have entered the transfer portal since Jonathan Smith was named the Spartans' new head football coach.

Sam Leavitt Is Leaving Michigan State Because He Hates New Coach Jonathan Smith

Leavitt, who looked primed to become the Spartans' new starting quarterback in 2024, is leaving MSU because of a grudge he's held for a long time against Jonathan Smith.

Did Michigan State Get It Right By Hiring Jonathan Smith?

The 44-year-old has a reputation for developing physical, balanced, and explosive offenses along with aggressive and confounding defenses. But his career record is below .500, and he didn't turn in his first winning season with Oregon State until his fourth year.

Watch: A Down In The Life Of Michigan Football’s Sign-Stealer-In-Chief

This video breakdown shows the mechanics of Connor Stalions' in-game predictions of Michigan's opponents' plays thanks to the intel he illegally obtained.

Lions’ Halapoulivaati Vaitai’s Career Could Be Over

Detroit's right guard re-aggravated the same back injury that cost him his 2022 season.

Michigan’s Official Response to Big Ten: ‘My Dad Owns a Dealership!’

In a rambling 10-page letter to the Big Ten, Michigan invoked false equivalencies, misdirection, and outright threats in attempting to dissuade the conference from administering in-season punishment for the Wolverines' historically corrupt illegal-scouting scheme.

Bo Schembechler: Jim Harbaugh Is a Liar, Incompetent, and/or Overpaid

Ask any U-M fan what consequences Jim Harbaugh should face over the Wolverines' ever-worsening sign-stealing/illegal-scouting scandal and they'll tell you he shouldn't be held accountable at all because he didn't know about it. Problem with that is his involvement or lack thereof is irrelevant to the NCAA. It's also irrelevant to the original Michigan Man.

Why Can’t We Have Nice Things?

Tom Izzo had been 74-0 at Breslin Center in the month of November. Make that 74-1 now that MSU has become the first AP Top 5 team in 18 years to lose its season opener to an unranked opponent.

By Demanding Due Process In 2023, Michigan Stands Firmly Against … Michigan In 2022

Hypocrisy of the most utterly shameless and oblivious order is as elemental to U-M as the winged helmet, fall Saturdays, and a fanbase constituted primarily by those without any tangible connection to the institution whatsoever.