Big Ten announces Michigan State-Minnesota game won’t be rescheduled
Michigan State men's basketball's game against Minnesota will not be rescheduled and will be declared a no-contest, according to a statement from MSU Athletics this afternoon.
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Michigan State men's basketball's game against Minnesota will not be rescheduled and will be declared a no-contest, according to a statement from MSU Athletics this afternoon.
The Breslin Center. There aren’t many places like it in college basketball.
On a night where neither team seemed to miss a basket, Michigan State fell apart in the waning minutes of what looked to be an impressive road victory to lose 112-106 to Iowa in overtime.
After a much needed 80-65 win over No. 17 Indiana Tuesday night, the Spartans are hoping to carry the momentum with them as they travel to Iowa City for Saturday’s game against the Hawkeyes.
In a meeting with the press following practice Thursday evening, Michigan State University head mens basketball coach Tom Izzo discussed the state of the team in relation to last Monday's mass shooting on campus, gave an update on the health status of freshman center Carson Cooper and voiced his frustration’s with the Big Ten’s handling of the rescheduling of the postponed Minnesota game.
In the opening minutes of play on Tuesday night, it wasn’t looking too hot for Michigan State.
At this point, it’s a familiar story for Michigan State. The offense is struggling, turnovers and bricks aplenty. Even the usual suspects - graduate student forward Joey Hauser, junior guard A.J. Hoggard and senior guard Tyson Walker - are struggling to generate an offensive rhythm. It’s a slow start against a tough conference opponent.
Michigan State men's basketball returned to the Breslin Center Tuesday with heavy hearts, just eight days after a mass shooting on campus, leaving three students dead and five hospitalized.
Ahead of Tuesday’s showdown against No. 14 Indiana, Michigan State Men's Basketball Head Coach Tom Izzo spoke with the media to discuss the matchup. The Hoosiers have won four of their last five contests and currently sit in third place in the Big Ten standings.
TRIGGER WARNING: This article discusses the mass shooting that took place on the evening of Monday, Feb. 13 on Michigan State University’s campus. We encourage all community members affected by this tragedy to reach out to the free and confidential services offered by Michigan State University and East Lansing, which can be found here.
On Saturday, Feb. 18, a basketball game was played between two rivals and two of the best programs in the Big Ten, Michigan State and Michigan. The final score hardly mattered to most in attendance.
Thursday evening, Michigan State Head Men's Basketball Coach Tom Izzo approached the podium to do something he’s done many times during his career: address the press ahead of a rivalry weekend matchup vs Michigan.
The Michigan State men’s basketball game versus Minnesota scheduled for Wednesday night at the Breslin Center has been postponed. The move is in wake of Monday night’s fatal on-campus shooting that has killed three and injured five MSU students.
Following the 62-41 win against Ohio State yesterday, Head Men's Basketball Coach Tom Izzo discussed the game and what he thinks the team needs to do in the future to be more successful ahead of the game on Wednesday, where the Spartans will host the Minnesota Gophers at the Breslin Center.
On Monday afternoon, former Michigan State men's basketball star point guard, Keith Appling, 31, pleaded guilty to second-degree murder of distant relative Clyde Edmonds, 66, and firearm charge in Wayne County Circuit Court.
On a quiet Super Bowl Sunday in Columbus, Michigan State held Ohio State to just 14 points in the first half and 41 points by the end of the second half. Yet again, MSU’s defense had its fingerprints all over a gritty, ugly win over a conference opponent.
COLUMBUS, Ohio- Michigan State’s defense dominated Ohio State from start to finish, sending the Spartans back to East Lansing with a 62-41 conference win.
Although MSU's Tuesday late night tipoff was the first of the season, the Spartans put on an all too familiar performance, nearly costing them the game against the Terrapins.
Ahead of Michigan State’s road trip to Columbus, head coach Tom Izzo discussed the matchup against Ohio State as well as the recent blockbuster NBA trade, partially put together by former MSU basketball player and new Phoenix Suns owner Mat Ishbia.
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