MSU students share their thoughts on the team's upset win over No. 2 Marquette which allowed for the Spartans to advance to the Sweet 16 for the first time since 2019.
In Michigan State's win against Marquette, contributions from key players like Hauser, Sissoko and Walker made all the difference.
Two. That’s how many three-pointers No. 7 Michigan State had as time expired in its game against No. 2 Marquette. It’s often said that games in March aren’t decided by talent - it’s defense, experience, coaching and rebounding. If there was a game that exemplified that idea perfectly, it was this one.
In the NCAA Tournament round of 32, Michigan State men's basketball knocked off the No. 2 seed Golden Eagles and will advance to play Kansas State in the Sweet Sixteen at Madison Square Garden.
After defeating No. 10 seed USC, No. 10 Michigan State is set to take on No. 2 Marquette in the second round of the NCAA Tournament Sunday at 5:15 p.m.
Michigan State men's basketball and head coach Tom Izzo looks ahead to Sunday's round of 32 matchup against Marquette.
Michigan State’s offense hasn’t been consistently effective at all this season. But Friday afternoon, when it mattered most, it showed up. If the Spartans are hoping to play next weekend, it’ll take more of the same from their offense Sunday against Marquette.
After a defensive slump in the Big Ten Tournament, MSU entered Nationwide Arena hungry for a different outcome. On Friday afternoon, its defense is what ultimately allowed the Spartans to advance to the second round of the NCAA Tournament.
No. 7 Michigan State knocked off No. 10 USC to advance to the second round of the NCAA Tournament, using a strong second half to firmly put away the Trojans.
Michigan State men's basketball prepares to take on USC in the first round of the NCAA tournament in Columbus, Ohio on Friday. Tipoff is scheduled for 12:15 p.m. ET
As senior guard Steven Izzo's senior season nears its end, he and his father, Men's Basketball Head Coach Tom Izzo, reflect on the time they've spent together.
With a day of scouting under his belt, head coach Tom Izzo took the podium to discuss this Friday's matchup versus USC.
No. 7 Michigan State is heading to Columbus to take on No. 10 USC this Friday. The NCAA Tournament appearance is Izzo's 25th straight.
In Sunday's 2022-23 selection show, it was announced that MSU earned a No. 7 seed and will face No. 10 seed USC in Columbus on Friday. The game is scheduled for 12:15 p.m. ET.
After a season full of mostly poor offensive flow, it seemed as though a switch had been flipped for Michigan State. Then, the Spartans scored less than 60 points in their first and only game of the tournament.
In their 68-58 quarterfinals loss in the Big Ten Tournament, the Spartans failed to bring the necessary energy, contributing to the defensive rut apparent throughout the matchup.
Michigan State suffered a 10-point loss to the Buckeyes in the Big Ten Tournament quarterfinals on Friday afternoon at the United Center.
MSU’s first game of the tournament is set for 2:30 p.m. EST against Ohio State and will be televised on the Big Ten Network.
Amongst that general chaos, one can always find Barry Greer. He’s hard to miss. Every game day, he’ll find his place at the front of the band, waving his arms to the beat and directing the musicians.
Head coach Tom Izzo discussed the upcoming week in the Big Ten Tournament and what led to MSU's double-bye and No. 4 seeding.