After a 30-point loss to Rutgers Thursday night, Michigan State basketball couldn’t get any worse. The Spartans were better on Sunday afternoon; there’s no denying that, just not good enough to defeat Ohio State. MSU fell to the Buckeyes, 79-62, for its third straight loss and now holds a 2-6 record in Big Ten play – a feat Tom Izzo isn’t used to. “Hard to complain about the effort … I thought we had some good shots, they just didn’t go in,” Izzo said after the game. In the final nine minutes, Michigan State began pushing back, and more importantly, watched the ball go through the hoop, but it was too late. Overall, the Spartans shot poorly and continued to struggle offensively, as MSU finished 17-for-53 (32%) with Joshua Langford leading the way (14 points on 15 attempts). Michigan State didn’t go on a run with more than four straight…
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