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Impact 89FM | WDBM-FM

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By Tim Marshall, Tim Marshall
| WDBM-FM (East Lansing, MI) Verified
WASHINGTON – Michigan State men’s basketball dug itself a deep hole against the UConn Huskies and could not overcome, falling 67-63, despite taking the lead back in the second half. The Spartans started the game flat and found themselves in a 25-6 deficit, as UConn head coach Dan Hurley has his squad firing early on. MSU head coach Tom Izzo was disappointed that his squad didn’t rise to the occasion.
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Impact 89FM | WDBM-FM

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By Tim Marshall, Tim Marshall, Jack Stager
| WDBM-FM (East Lansing, MI) Verified
WASHINGTON – No. 3 seed Michigan State men’s basketball has a tall task ahead in order to advance to the Elite Eight for the second consecutive season. The Spartans have a matchup with the No. 2 seed UConn Huskies in the Sweet 16 on Friday night. This is a marquee coaching matchup between two of the most accomplished figures in the sport.
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By Tim Marshall, Tim Marshall
| WDBM-FM (East Lansing, MI) Verified
WASHINGTON – Michigan State men’s basketball advancing to the NCAA Tournament East Regional meant a little more to Spartans freshmen Jordan Scott and Cam Ward. As a result, they would be playing close to home, in the nation’s capital. Scott and Ward both grew up in the DMV area and rose through the AAU circuits they’ve played since the second grade.
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