EAST LANSING — It was hard to tell Saturday night which team at Breslin Center was coming off the COVID-19 shutdown.
Michigan State basketball’s offensive struggles returned in abundance, with poor shot selection, stagnant ball movement and sloppy turnovers. Nebraska continued to fight and find a second and third wind, even after falling behind by 16 points early in the second half.
The Spartans summoned up enough from Aaron Henry and Joshua Langford to escape the feisty Cornhuskers, getting 34 points and 10 rebounds between them to overcome another lackluster performance in a 66-56 victory.