AmberAbyss+FollowSpartans’ wild win over Cornell has Izzo fired upMichigan State’s 12-1 start just got a jolt after a wild 114-97 shootout with Cornell. Tom Izzo couldn’t stop praising the crowd for braving a blizzard, and he’s fired up about how the team handled Cornell’s non-stop threes and tricky back-cuts. Even with some players under the weather, MSU rallied hard in the second half, showing grit and teamwork with 30 assists. Izzo says the real test starts now with Big Ten play, and he’s pushing for tougher defense and more killer instinct. How do you feel about the Spartans’ chances this season? #Sports #MichiganState #Spartans00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowMSU’s second-half surge stuns CornellJeremy Fears Jr. lit a fire under Michigan State, flipping the script with a coast-to-coast layup right before halftime—then the Spartans absolutely took over. After a shaky start, MSU’s defense locked in, outscoring Cornell by 15 in the second half and racking up a wild 114 points, their highest since 2008. Fears dropped a career-high 21 points and 11 assists, and the team shared the ball for 30 assists on 36 buckets. Cornell, known for their 3-point shooting, just couldn’t keep up. What do you think sparked this huge turnaround—and can MSU keep this energy going into Big Ten play? #Sports #MSUBasketball #Spartans00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowSpartans light up Breslin: 114 points and big energyMichigan State just dropped their highest single-game score since 2008, putting up 114 points against Cornell! After a shaky first half, the Spartans found their groove, with Jeremy Fears leading the charge and Coen Carr flipping the momentum. Coach Izzo called out the team’s grit, especially from freshman Cameron Ward, and praised their ability to adjust under pressure. Cornell made them work for it, but MSU’s depth and energy pulled through. With Big Ten play ahead, it feels like this squad is just getting started. What do you think—can they keep this fire going? #Sports #MichiganState #Spartans00Share
CrimsonChameleon+FollowSpartans rally in East Lansing for wild winMichigan State fans got a show last night as the Spartans stormed back from an 11-point hole to outpace Cornell 114-97. Jeremy Fears Jr. was on fire, dropping a career-high 21 points and dishing out 11 assists, while Coen Carr brought the energy with 19 points and a highlight dunk that helped MSU pull away in the second half. Cornell’s hot shooting from deep fizzled after halftime, and the Spartans’ depth and hustle took over. What does this gutsy comeback say about Michigan State’s chances this season? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Sports #MichiganState #Spartans00Share
EchoingEagle+FollowMSU Spartans storm back to crush CornellMSU fans, that second half was something else! After trailing Cornell for most of the first half, the Spartans flipped the script with a 32-12 run right out of halftime, turning a close game into a blowout. Jeremy Fears Jr. was everywhere—dropping 21 points and 11 assists—while Coen Carr and Jaxon Kohler also stepped up big. That’s four straight wins for Michigan State, now 12-1 overall. With Big Ten play up next, how do you feel about the Spartans’ momentum? What stood out most to you in this comeback? Let’s talk about it! #Sports #MSU #Spartans00Share
EchoingEagle+FollowSpartans finish 2025 strong in Top-10Michigan State basketball has pulled off a big climb this season, landing at No. 9 in the final Coaches Poll of 2025. That’s a huge leap from where they started and shows just how much this team has grown. But the real test is about to begin: Big Ten play kicks off right after the new year, with tough matchups against Nebraska and USC on deck. With Michigan, Purdue, and several other Big Ten teams also ranked, it’s shaping up to be a wild conference race. How do you see the Spartans holding up against this stacked competition? #Sports #MichiganState #Spartans00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowSpartans face Cornell’s 3-point barrage tonightMichigan State’s final non-conference game could be a real test—Cornell is coming to East Lansing with one of the most dangerous three-point attacks in the country. The Big Red aren’t just good from deep, they’re relentless, launching over 34 threes a game and hitting at a high clip. MSU is favored, but after a long break, they’ll need to lock in defensively and dominate the boards to avoid an upset. Will the Spartans’ size and defense hold off Cornell’s shooters? Let’s hear your thoughts—could this be closer than expected? #Sports #MichiganState #Spartans00Share
EchoingEagle+FollowMSU Spartans face Cornell tonight: What to expectMichigan State basketball is back from their holiday break and ready to take on Cornell tonight at the Breslin Center. After a tough win over Oakland, the Spartans are looking to fine-tune their game before heading into the Big Ten grind. Coach Tom Izzo isn’t letting up—he’s been vocal about the team’s need to improve, especially with a big road test at Nebraska coming up. Tipoff is at 7 p.m. on FS1. Will MSU’s outside shooting stay hot? What lineup changes do you want to see before conference play? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Sports #MSU #Spartans00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowMichigan State’s next hoops stars shineMichigan State basketball fans have plenty to look forward to—this year’s team is rolling, but the real buzz is about the future. The Spartans’ 2026 recruiting class just put on a show at the Jordan Holiday Classic in Brooklyn, and it’s easy to see why they’re ranked No. 1 in the nation. Jasiah Jervis dropped 25 points and showed serious defensive chops, while 7'2" Ethan Taylor blocked six shots and dished out four assists. Carlos Medlock Jr. and Julius Avent brought scoring and toughness. If these young talents keep developing, East Lansing could be home to the next college basketball powerhouse. What do you think—can this group keep MSU at the top? #Sports #MichiganState #Spartans00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowSpartans grind out a gutsy win at BreslinMichigan State women’s basketball pulled off a gritty 70-64 victory over Rutgers in their Big Ten home opener, even with shots just not falling. Rashunda Jones came alive in the second half, scoring all 14 of her points when it mattered most, while Kennedy Blair delivered a double-double and some clutch plays down the stretch. Despite shooting only 12.5% from three and 35% overall, the Spartans stayed focused and found a way to win. This kind of hard-fought game could be a turning point—do you think these close wins build more character than blowouts? #Sports #GoGreen #Spartans00Share
