The football team didn’t have a ton of luck against Rutgers to close out the 2018 regular season, but the basketball team is hoping for better fortunes. Going to Piscataway isn’t going to be easy, especially since Michigan State is fresh off its second loss of the season — on the road against Louisville in overtime.
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Bouncing back is critical if Michigan State wants to stay afloat in the national conversation as a top-10 or top-15 team, but it’s also important to start Big Ten play with a 1-0 record.