'Blood in the water': Rattled Washington no match for up-tempo Michigan State
The second: the fact that three players — Tre Holloman, Jaden Akins and Jase Richardson — had to sub themselves out of the game. Because as his No. 16 Michigan State men’s basketball team (13-2, 4-0 Big Ten) ran Washington off the court in an 88-54 blowout, his team never let off the gas, and neither did the crowd.
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Washington run off the floor 88-54 at Michigan StateDanny Sprinkle and the Washington Huskies suffered nothing short of a disastrous setback against the Michigan State Spartans ...
No. 16 Michigan State is still perfect in Big Ten play after defeating Washington, 88-54, at the Breslin Center on Thursday night. It was ...
EAST LANSING, Mich. (WNEM) - The Michigan State men’s basketball team welcomed Washington to the Breslin Center on Thursday ...
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Five takeaways from Michigan State basketball's blowout win over WashingtonMichigan State basketball went into halftime of their win on Thursday night with their biggest lead in Big Ten play in the ...
Before leaving Montlake this week, Danny Sprinkle cautioned his University of Washington basketball team that life on the ...
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Couch: 3 quick takes on Michigan State basketball's 88-54 thumping of WashingtonColumnist Graham Couch gives his thoughts on Michigan State's performance Thursday night against Washington with three quick ...
Jaden Akins scored 20 points and No. 16 Michigan State extended its winning streak to eight games by rolling past Washington, ...
What you need to know to watch the Michigan State vs. Washington basketball game Thursday night in East Lansing.
No. 16 Michigan State improved its perfect home record to 8-0 with yet another Big Ten victory, this time over Washington.
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