With their third consecutive game postponed MSU men's hoops is checking in on their mental health.
The Spartans have not played since Jan. 10, where they suffered their second straight loss.
A third straight MSU men's hoops matchup will be postponed due to COVID-19 issues within the program.
Joshua Langford tested positive, Head Coach Tom Izzo announced early Saturday while appearing on a SiriusXM radio show.
Michigan State's next game will come against Indiana on Jan. 21.
MSU men's basketball has had its second game canceled this week.
“At least I can tell my son what I went through and Mady," Tom Izzo said after his son Steven and Mady Sissoko test positive for COVID-19.
Michigan State and Illinois will look to reschedule this game sometime in the future.
MSU men's hoops' match at Iowa has been postponed.
Mady Sissoko and Steven Izzo, Tom Izzo's son, have tested positive for COVID-19.
Zone defense and implementing a full-court press could present problems for the Spartans' opponents going forward.
MSU men's basketball is no longer ranked after a 55-54 loss to Purdue.
The Spartans dropped a second game in a row as Nia Clouden and company scored only 64 in their loss to Nebraska.
At 2-4 in Big Ten play, it's crunch time for MSU men's basketball as they try to regain a grip on their season narrative.
"We've got to grow from it, watch the film and understand what happened," Aaron Henry said.
In a game that came down to the wire, the Spartans fell to Purdue, 55-54.
No. 23 Michigan State men's hoops will look to even out their conference record against Purdue on Friday.
Nia Clouden was happy to reach such a great milestone, but she's focused on the more crucial task of winning.
Despite a 9-0 run from the Spartans in the fourth, Maryland proved to be too much as they ended MSU's undefeated season.
In a tumultuous time in America, guard Josh Langford and coach Tom Izzo shared their thoughts.