Michigan State men’s basketball rolls past Michigan in rivalry win 75-62

14 The Michigan state pulled out in the second half to take off no. 12 Michigan 75-62 in Ann Arbor, ensuring a major Big Ten Road victory.

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The Spartans (22-5, 13-3 Big Ten) erased the four-point half-time deficit by performing Michigan 41-24 after the break, leaning on their defense and depth to stop Wolverines (20-6, 12-3). Jase Richardson led Michigan State with 21 points and Tre Holloman recorded 18.

Michigan dominated most of the first half with Vladislav Goldin, who led the way. The 7-Footer ended with 21 points and five rebounds, but Wolverines’s crime fell and shot only 37.5% in the second half and ranged from the arch 1: 10.

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Michigan State took control of the other half, when Holloman drilled the three backs together and three more in the next unit, creating a 9-2 run that pushed Spartans in advance forever. Their defense was held by Michigan without a field basket for almost five minutes after the section and forced the turnovers that led to temporary points.

The Spartans dominated the records and overtaken Michigan 34-25, of which 14 offensive rebounds that led to 15 points of a second. Carson Cooper provided great support from a six -point bench and eight rebounds, while Richardson and Jeremy Fears Jr. They controlled Backcourt.

With the victory, Michigan State moves to the first place in the Big Ten ranking and prepares the stage for high shares with Michigan on March 9 in East Lansing. Wolverines, who saw their hexagonal winning lanes fell, will try to bounce in a rapid turn against the nebraska.