MSU players, head coach Tom Izzo and Ohio State forward Jae'Sean Tate react to No. 1 MSU's loss to Ohio State Sunday night.
Here’s five takeaways from MSU's 80-64 loss to Ohio State on Sunday, its first loss in Big Ten play.
COLUMBUS, Ohio — In front of a crowd of 17,599 at the Schottenstein Center, No. 1 MSU (15-2, 3-1 Big Ten) dropped its first conference game Sunday against Ohio State.
As No. 1 MSU gears up for Ohio State, head coach Tom Izzo eagerly awaits to see how his team performs in only its second true road game of the season.
The State News talked with Edward Sutelan, men’s basketball reporter for The Lantern, Ohio State’s student publication, about Sunday's matchup between the No. 1 Spartans and Buckeyes.
Tom Izzo loves when his team is unselfish, but he never imagined forward Kenny Goins hitting a shot from behind the arc. Let alone two.
Sophomore forward Nick Ward is one of two MSU players shooting over 70 percent from the floor this season.
MSU players, head coach Tom Izzo and Maryland head coach Mark Turgeon react to the Spartans 91-61 win over the Terrapins Thursday night.
The No. 1 men’s basketball beat the Maryland Terrapins, 91-61, Thursday night at the Breslin Center.
To better understand the Maryland basketball team, The State News asked The Diamondback's sports editor and men's basketball beat reporter, Kyle Melnick, about this years team.
MSU jumped to No. 1 in the newest AP poll on Monday just in time to welcome Maryland to the Breslin Center for the rest of conference play.
The men's basketball team took over the top spot in the latest edition of the Associated Press Top 25 poll on Monday afternoon.
The No. 2 Spartans annihilated the Savannah State Tigers, 108-52, on New Year's Eve for their 13th straight win.
The No. 2 Spartans keep rolling as they won their 12th straight game Friday night at the Breslin Center, cruising past Cleveland State, 111-61.
Cold air from freezing temperatures caused the pipe near the Breslin's southwest entrance to crack Wednesday.
In front of a packed Breslin Center crowd on Thursday, No. 2 MSU breezed past Big West opponent Long Beach State to pick up its 11th-straight win, 102-60.
Turnovers hindered No. 2 MSU in the early stages against Houston Baptist on Monday evening, but the Spartans would prevail for their tenth straight win and highest point total of the season to dominate the Huskies, 107-62 at the Breslin Center.
No. 2 MSU held off Oakland 86-73 to win their ninth straight game, but it came at no easy task despite the misleading final score. The Golden Grizzlies presented the Spartans with their toughest challenge in almost a month since their last, and only, loss of the season.
Two late threes from Cassius Winston led No. 2 MSU to its ninth-consecutive win on Saturday, as MSU staved off a near upset to Horizon league opponent Oakland University, 86-73, at Little Caesars Arena.
Villanova leap-frogged the Spartans and moved from No. 4 to No. 1 in the nation, while the Spartans moved up one spot to No. 2.