Michigan State football appears poised to revive a beloved tradition from its successful 2013-14 season. The program teased the return of “Type of Way” by Rich Homie Quan through a social media post Thursday night, signaling the iconic entrance song may make a comeback at Friday’s game. The track became synonymous with that memorable campaign, which culminated in a Big Ten Championship victory over Ohio State and a Rose Bowl win against Stanford.
During the 2013-14 season, the song played in the locker room following each of the team’s 13 victories, becoming deeply embedded in that year’s championship culture. The Spartans even brought the artist to California for the Rose Bowl matchup. Tragically, Rich Homie Quan passed away in 2024 at age 34, making the potential return of his song a meaningful tribute to that special era.
The timing of the musical nod carries additional significance with the arrival of new defensive coordinator Max Bullough, who was instrumental in that 2013-14 championship squad. Though Bullough was notably suspended for the Rose Bowl game itself, his presence on the current coaching staff creates a natural connection to the program’s recent glory days and the soundtrack that defined them.
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