For the better part of the first half Saturday against Indiana, it looked like Michigan State was turning in a familiar performance.
The turnovers were coming quickly, the fouls were mounting and the Hoosiers were more than happy to take advantage.
But, with the season spiraling further, Michigan State stopped giving the ball up, found some confidence offensively behind its two best players, and put together a remarkable second-half run to knock off Indiana, 78-71, at Assembly Hall.
Aaron Henry matched a career high with 27 points while Joshua Langford scored 14, including eight in a row as Michigan State took control of the game in the second half.