Michigan State delivered a dominant performance on the road, crushing Washington, 88-54, in a game that highlighted the team’s impressive depth and cohesion. The Spartans were in complete control from start to finish,

It was a no-doubter for the Spartans on Thursday night. Michigan State basketball made easy work of Washington on Thursday, cruising to an 88-54 victory over the visiting Huskies. Michigan State fell behind 1-0 to start the game,

Michigan State basketball continued to roll on Thursday night in a blowout win over Washington. Michigan State dominated Washington for an 88-54 victory at the Breslin Center. The Spartans were clearly the better team all night,

MSU has shown flashes of brilliance this season, with standout performances from key players and a resilient team chemistry that has kept it competitive in the loaded Big Ten. The

The new Big Ten peers clash on Thursday at Breslin Center. If conference realignment hadn’t set in for Izzo and the 16th-ranked Spartans (12-2, 3-0 Big Ten), then it will by the 8 p.m. tipoff. The challenges of preparing for this game have already surfaced.

In all, MSU had nine players score in the first, every guy who saw the floor other than Tre Holloman. Holloman actually was the lone bad performance in the first half, going to the locker room shooting 0-4.

No. 16 Michigan State stunned Washington with a 30-plus-point blowout. It did so on a special night, as Izzone alumni filled the lower bowls to cheer on their beloved Spartans as they had done so many times before.