The Kalin Lucas, Durrell Summers era of MSU men’s basketball is over. With last Thursday’s 78-76 loss to UCLA in the second round of the NCAA Tournament, the careers of one of the most exciting classes in program history came to an end.
Following the season of ups and downs, the end of the MSU men’s basketball team’s season shouldn’t have come as a surprise.
Tampa, Fla. – It wasn’t the finish people hoped for, but perhaps it was the finish they expected.
The Spartans came back from a 23-point second-half deficit, but were unable to pull out the win, losing 78-76 to UCLA.
Spartans hold advantages in guards, experience and coaching.
The MSU men’s basketball team gets out of the Big Ten and can open up itself offensively.
Senior guards Kalin Lucas and Durrell Summers will decide how far the Spartans go in the 2011 NCAA Tournament.
Despite Friday’s blowout win against Purdue, Saturday’s loss to Penn State still leaves some doubts to Tournament time.
After perhaps the most complete game of the season, Spartans come out flat against Penn State.
After one of MSU’s most complete games, the men’s basketball team will take on Penn State after a dismal showing from the Nittany Lions on Friday.
Combine senior guard Kalin Lucas’ career night and the rest of team coming together, the Spartans are primed for another run.
Behind senior guard Kalin Lucas’ 30 points, MSU beats Purdue, 74-56.
MSU set to play Purdue for third time this season, after losing in the two regular-season matchups.
Despite a win lacking style points, MSU will play Purdue on Friday with another opportunity to bolster their NCAA Tournament résumé.
Spartans hold on down the stretch, finish off Iowa to advance to Big Ten quarterfinals.
Spartans NCAA Tournament hopes in question, but not if they can win the Big Ten Tournament.
The first five minutes of Saturday’s game in Ann Arbor cost the Spartans dearly in their 70-63 loss to Michigan.
Spartans look for revenge of the Wolverines victory in East Lansing.
MSU heads to Ann Arbor with large tournament implications.