GVSU announces Tim and Terry Selgo Scholarship

Grand Valley State has announced the addition of a new scholarship, the Tim and Terry Selgo Scholarship. The endowment will be for student-athletes who have completed their athletic obligations at GVSU, but still have academic coursework remaining. The endowment serves to honor GVSU athletic Director of Athletics Tim Selgo, who is retiring at the conclusion of the current academic year after 20 years holding the position.

GVSU to hold Signing Day Central TV Special

Grand Valley State has announced a two-hour TV special that will air on college football signing day, which is on Feb. 3. The special will air on Comcast 900 and online at the GVSU YouTube channel (YouTube.com/GVSULakers), and will announce the 2016 GVSU recruiting class. The special will be hosted by GVSU football play-by-play hosts Tom Cleary and Steve Lloyd-Jones. Head coach Matt Mitchell, as well as several current players and assistant coaches, will make appearances and discuss the new additions of the Laker football squad.

Laker football nabs ex-Bronco

Grand Valley State football will be receiving a new addition to the team in the form of former Western Michigan offensive lineman Josh Bass. Bass, a former recruit who was sought by several Division 1 programs, decided to leave the Western Michigan football team after dealing with a serious bacterial infection that caused him to go into a coma and experience severe weight loss. Bass is healthy again, and has elected to use the rest of his three years of eligibility in Laker blue, black and white. Bass has already begun classes, and will be ready to play this fall.

Former Laker Lelito to be restricted free agent

Current New Orleans Saints offensive lineman and former Grand Valley State football player Tim Lelito is set to be a restricted free agent this offseason. Lelito recently wrapped up his third season in the NFL, in which he appeared in 15 games, and started in 13. His 13 starts marks the highest amount of starts in a season for his career, as he had a combined four starts in his first two seasons with the Saints.