EAST LANSING – When Michigan State took to the Breslin Center practice court on Thursday, it did so after two important events in the previous two days: a win over Maryland on Tuesday that broke a two-game losing streak. And a rare day off on Wednesday from nearly all basketball activities. The result was a better feel in the practice gym and a productive afternoon for a team that hasn’t had many of those amid injuries and a crowded schedule. “It felt a lot different, you could feel everybody’s energy today when you win,” Michigan State junior forward Mady Sissoko said. “Coming off of the win, it was a big thing for us. The next step, we just have to keep moving forward like this.” Rest and wins have been in short supply over the last month, when Michigan State went 3-5 in a condensed and difficult portion of its…
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