Michigan State is heading to Bloomington on Thursday night to take on an Indiana team that’s looking to prove it’s more than just a middle-of-the-pack Big Ten squad. However, Assembly Hall is never an easy place to play.
The Spartans lost a one-point thriller in Bloomington a year ago which came weeks after losing to the Hoosiers at home in overtime.
Luckily for Michigan State, Juwan Morgan and Romeo Langford have moved on and the leading scorer for the Hoosiers this year is Trayce Jackson-Davis. Michigan State’s bigs need to find a way to do what they did against Kofi Cockburn when Illinois came to town which means shutting him down and forcing the offense to rotate around the perimeter.