When Michigan State signed all five members of its 2018 recruiting class last November, it didn’t come with quite the same amount of buzz the previous two classes created.
Of course, those classes included the likes of Miles Bridges and Jaren Jackson Jr. – both preparing for next month’s NBA Draft when each is expected to be taken in the top half of the first round – and had enough depth to be included among the best in the nation, particularly in 2016.
The group that will take the floor next fall for the Spartans might be lacking in star power, however, it hardly is lacking in quality.