Msu down 11 at home to Nebraska

[cusetown1]

I'm sure it's just because they are injured. Lol

 

[jncuse]

4 point game.

Second half fouls - Nebraska 7, Michigan St 0, so that will help the Spartans.

EDIT - Less than a minute after typing that, the lead is back to 8.

 

[SUfaninAZ]

And this will be Nebraska's only second true rode win this year.

 

[raf4488]

MSU must be really tired

 

[Marsh01]

Wait i thought we were the only team that struggled in february?

 

[texascpa]

Tell me Nebraska coach Tim Miles doesn't remind you of a young Jim Boeheim. Tall, lanky (6'3"), wears glasses, hair parted to the side, doesn't get overly excited (like some coaches we know), and based on this game doesn't overcoach the end of the game. Now, of course, Miles dresses better

 

[cusetown1]

Lol, geez guys MSU barely breaks 50 at home and loses.

 

[2-3zone]

Wow!!! never saw that coming, a home loss to Nebraska and still have @Purdue @Michigan vs. Iowa and @Ohio St.

 

[cusetown1]

But but I thought MSU would be one of the prohibitive faves for the tourney.

 

[longislandcuse]

But but I thought MSU would be one of the prohibitive faves for the tourney.

*When healthy. It's the automatic caveat when talking about MSU.

 

[GFTakedown]

The talking heads will just state the Big10 is tough top top bottom so they deserve 9-10 bids!!

 

[cusetown1]

*When healthy. It's the automatic caveat when talking about MSU.

Oh geez.

 

[jordoo]

MSU has been underwhelming all season. Whatevs who ever beats who in the Big10 is no longer a surprise.

 

[longislandcuse]

MSU has been underwhelming all season. Whatevs who ever beats who in the Big10 is no longer a surprise.

It's because that league is AMAZING. If MSU was healthy they'd be better than Syracuse, Arizona and Florida combined.

 

[jordoo]

It's because that league is AMAZING. If MSU was healthy they'd be better than Syracuse, Arizona and Florida combined.

So very true! I must have just forgotten myself for a moment there.

 

[rstone7727]

This loss will make them better later in the season...

 

[realorange]

MSU without Appling would be like us without Ennis.

 

[lincolncuse]

Tim miles big1g COY

 

[cusetown1]

MSU without Appling would be like us without Ennis.

Appling played 19 min.

 

[AZOrange]

Terrible loss.

 

[OrlandoCuse]

This will probably be another typical MSU year. Play like crap for 80% of the year, fall to a 3 or 4 seed in the tourney, make a deep run to the Elite 8 and/or Final Four. Flame out to a better team in the end.

 

[realorange]

Appling played 19 min.

1st game back after a bad wrist injury that took him out for 3 games

 

[Halfmooncuse]

Per Dickie V. during Florida v. Kentucky, MSU would be the "team" to beat. or something like that.

 

[wallacecuse]

*When healthy. It's the automatic caveat when talking about MSU.

I'm so tired of hearing about how great this team would be if they were healthy. Goodman and Davis would have you think they are 1990 Unlv, and that the losses don't really count because some player is injured. At what point are you what your record says you are?

 

[wallacecuse]

Its funny - MSU loses games with a player(s) out, creating a short bench, and it is an excuse; we win every game with Baye out, short bench, and it is a criticism/huge liability.