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A gunman killed three Michigan State University students and left five others in critical condition Monday in a mass shooting that prompted an hours-long lockdown across campus.
The suspected shooter, a 43-year-old man who was been named on Tuesday morning, took his own life on Monday night. No motive for the shooting has been determined as the investigation remains ongoing.
“We have no idea why he came to campus to do this tonight. That is part of our ongoing investigation,” interim MSU police deputy chief Chris Rozman said on Monday.
Police announced Monday night that all campus activities, including athletics, have been canceled over the next 48 hours as local authorities investigate the shooting.
The Sporting News will be tracking the latest news, updates and more on Michigan State athletics as the university works through the aftermath of the devastating mass shooting.
Michigan State shooting updates
School cancels all events for 48 hours, subject to change
Date: Monday, Feb. 13
All Michigan State activities, which include athletics, have been canceled for the next 48 hours, which takes the school through Wednesday night.
Several sporting events were impacted by the division, including both the men’s basketball and tennis teams. Coach Tom Izzo’s Spartans were set to host Minnesota on Wednesday at 7 p.m. ET, while the tennis team was set to face off against Drake at 5 p.m. ET.
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— Minnesota Men’s Basketball (@GopherMBB) February 14, 2023
The women’s basketball team was scheduled to travel to Purdue on Wednesday, but it remains unclear how that matchup is affected.