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Check out the weekly Spartan Roundup after the men’s basketball team lost to now-No. 23 Michigan, 82-72, dropping to No. 9 in the recent Associated Press poll.
Sophomore forward Sam Saliba stood out for the Spartans in their 5-3 defeat against No. 8 Ohio State adding two goals in the game in their fight from getting swept in the weekend series.
Coming off a crushing defeat Wednesday night, the women's basketball team came back with strong defensive play and destroyed Rhode Island Saturday afternoon, 82-38.
Right from the get-go, the Spartans stood no chance against the No. 2 ranked Fighting Irish in the country. MSU finished with a dismal offensive performance throughout the night losing 59-90 to Notre Dame.
Who: Rutgers (6-2 overall, 0-1 conference)
After blowing out Nebraska Sunday and extending their winning streak to six games, third-ranked MSU stayed put at No. 3 Monday in the newest Associated Press men's basketball poll.
Since their 88-81 loss to No. 1 Duke back on Nov. 14 in the Champions Classic, the No. 3 ranked Spartans have tallied off six consecutive victories, including wins against two AP top-25 teams in North Carolina and Notre Dame.
With just 8.3 seconds left in the game — Western Michigan had the chance to tie it. Down by just three points, a 65-62 deficit, overtime was in sight. Or at the very least, possible.
Spartans fan Matthew Miller watches the game against Notre Dame on Dec. 2, 2017, at Munn Ice Arena. The Spartans fell to the Fighting Irish, 2-0.
On a packed Saturday night with a crowd of over 5,500 fans, No. 4-ranked Notre Dame defeated the Spartans 2-0 as MSU fell to 7-8-1 on the season. This was the first shutout loss for the Spartans the entire season thus far.
Sophomore forward Patrick Khodrenko (55) keeps his eyes on the puck during a faceoff during the game on Dec. 1, 2017 at Munn Ice Arena. The Spartans fell to the Fighting Irish 3-1.
Freshman defenseman Tommy Miller (12) passes the puck during the game on Dec. 1, 2017 at Munn Ice Arena. The Spartans fell to the Fighting Irish 3-1.
The Spartans looked strong early, and with newfound optimism around the program, there were moments it all garnered to the forefront.
Going into the game against Notre Dame a point of emphasis for men's basketball head coach Tom Izzo was to contain the Fighting Irish' best player, Bonzie Colson.
Here’s what players and coaches had to say after No. 3 MSU blew out No. 5 Notre Dame at the Breslin Center, 81-63 in the ACC Big Ten challenge. Sophomore guards Cassius Winston and Joshua Langford led the way with 17 points. Winston also led the way with seven rebounds. Sophomore wing Miles Bridges scored 14 points and tallied a game-high six rebounds. With the win, MSU improved to 6-1 on the season, while the Fighting Irish fall to 6-1.
It wasn’t a career night for either sophomore point guard Cassius Winston or sophomore wing Miles Bridges, but the duo gave the Spartans a new look.
Sophomore guard Cassius Winston (5) goes in for a basket as Notre Dame forward Geben Martinas (23) attempts to block during the game against Notre Dame on Nov. 30, 2017 at Breslin Center. The Spartans took down the Fighting Irish, 81-63.
From left to right, redshirt junior forward Kenny Goins (25), freshman forward Jaren Jackson Jr. (2) and redshirt senior forward Gavin Schilling (34) react to a play during the game against Notre Dame on Nov. 30, 2017 at Breslin Center. The Spartans took down the Fighting Irish, 81-63.
Sophomore forward Nick Ward (44) smiles while warming up before the game against Notre Dame on Nov. 30, 2017 at Breslin Center. The Spartans took down the Fighting Irish, 81-63.
Head Coach Tom Izzo yells at the Spartans during the game against Notre Dame on Nov. 30, 2017 at Breslin Center. The Spartans took down the Fighting Irish, 81-63.