BASKETBALL
After a miss midway through the second half, drawing shouts of air ball from the crowd, Detroit-Mercy guard Greg Grays shook his head Monday night at Breslin Center.
Grays, a Southfield native, scored 24 points to lead the Titans on Monday night, but the rebuilding MSU mens basketball team gave him one more reason to shake his head by the end of the night. With superior rebounding, MSU handed Grays team an 80-70 loss, marking the first time in four games his Titans would fall to the Spartans.
MSU took the lead early going up 7-2 a minute and a half into the game.
Our plan was to just get the ball and just keep going, keep playing, it was no surprise, junior forward Al Anagonye said.