The one thing that stands out most this season is how well balanced this team is overall. In any given game, one out 10 players is capable of stepping up and taking control of the game. This is an amazing weapon to have in your arsenal. There is not one superstar, there are 10 possible superstars who can step up and change the direction of the game in a positive way. Then the rest of the team feeds off that person. Each with different weapons in their talent pool.

@@shady4evaggunit I disagree. Going to need him for defensive matchups against some teams.

@@spartanmagwhy lmao we have zap for bigger guys and coop is a negative touching the floor, id rather have Booker getting diced at the 5 then coop

so is Izzo..lol

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Agreed

Wtf took you so long. Easily best team in the Big10 if u watch ball

great observation. maybe his brain hasn't rewired from not just healing, but the subconscious trauma incurred due to the incident. I mean its not like he got injured playing basketball, the kid got shot. hope the staff continues to keep his health under review and provide mental help if needed, even if not conscious, the brain knows all.

@@rareforever9623 yeah kind of like when you're afraid to move your body because it may get hurt. I once injured my knee and was walking and it froze up on me because my brain was like in protect mode, anticipating it hurting if I moved it

He got tripped buddy…

@@austinshell3554 He fell getting an inbounds pass.

Both situations he got tripped or knocked off balance. He didn’t just fall.

Future spartan 😉

Also tell Fears to stop dribbling so much. The ball moves faster when it is passed. The ball does not move the same when Fears is at point. Too much dribbling and directing people who don't need to be directed. The offense is in motion while he is dribbling around and pointing. He is not Cleves. He is way overrated. Should have never put himself in the position to get shot in the leg. Dumb decision making for someone who is supposed to be a leader. Hooloman and even Richardson are better point guards. They make better decisions on in bounds plays and the distribution of the ball.

@@RupyReachereh, I like when fears keeps the ball moving. Albeit a fine line. That’s one thing that drove me nuts last year-Hoggard would pick up his dribble at the top of the key as opposed to probing.

@@RupyReacher he is a great passer. i dont think he is dribbling too much but i think he is mentally in a pass only state of mind and not hunting for his shot, which yea it does hurt the offense. i think the fears/holloman/richardson backcourt all compliment eachother. and not every point guard msu has needs to be a 12 and 6 avg mateen cleaves. i do wish msu had more of a scoring pg though