Vote Now On The 2022 MSU Football Student Section T-Shirt

The 2022 Michigan State Spartan football season is just around the corner and they're asking for your vote to pick out what the 2022 football section T-Shirt should be.

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Michigan State Spartans Football 2022 Football Student Section T-Shirt Options

There are two different options for the Michigan State Football student section T-shirt. The first option has Sparty on the front with Go Green Go White on the back. The second option features the words Michigan State Spartans Football with the state of Michigan in place of the letter A on the front and on the back it also says Go Green Go White like the first option does.

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How Michigan State Spartan Students Can Get Season Tickets And The T-Shirt

According to msuspartans.com student season admissions are currently on sale for all Michigan State students by visiting msuspartans.com/STX.

The cost is $185 and includes admission to all seven home games and the official student section t-shirt. For more information on the Michigan State student sections, visit msuspartans.com/studentsections.

How Do You Buy Season Tickets For Michigan State Football?

The general public season tickets are on sale now. Get more information and buy season tickets at msuspartans.com/footballtickets.

What Teams Are The Spartans Playing At Home In 2022

September 2nd vs. Western Michigan
September 10th vs. Akron
Septermber 24th vs. Minesotta
October 8th vs. Michigan State
October 15th vs. Wisconsin (Home Coming Game)
November 12th vs. Rutgers
November 19th vs. Indiana

When Will The Winning Shirt Be Announced

After all the votes are tallied up Spartan fans can expect to see the winning pick later this summer.

Cast your vote now (unless you're a Wolverine fan) by clicking here

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Regardless, it appears that the Detroit media is eager to wield its investigative power to hold public institutions and figures to account. With that in mind, we've come up with a few things that would actually merit their attention, effort, and resources, unlike beating down the door for MSU's tax-deduction receipts.