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Michigan State men’s basketball up one spot in the latest AP poll

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Michigan State men’s basketball up one spot in the latest AP poll

Michigan State’s Jeremy Fears Jr., right, and the Spartans bench celebrate Jase Richardson’s 3-pointer against Nebraska during the second half on Saturday, Dec. 7, 2024, at the Breslin Center in East Lansing.

Like their counterparts on the women’s side, Michigan State men’s basketball keeps moving up the polls, even after a week where they didn’t play a game. On Monday, the latest AP poll was released, and the Spartans came in at No. 20, up one spot from last week.

The Spartans had a grueling schedule to start the season, playing perennial juggernauts like UNC and Kansas while also warding off challenges from mid-majors who project to be tournament teams like Samford. They managed to make it out of that early slate with an 8-2 record and won’t face another Big Ten opponent until January.

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