Michigan State basketball’s 58-55 win over Maryland was a masterclass in clutch performances, with Tre Holloman’s half-court shot to beat the buzzer securing the victory. The Spartans controlled their path to a Big Ten title before this game and now find themselves truly in the driver’s seat.
The win marked a massive hurdle overcome for MSU, which controlled 45-33 on the glass and outscored Maryland 28-16 in the paint. Jase Richardson led the way with 15 points and eight rebounds, displaying his emerging star status by creating separation off the dribble and making important buckets.
What’s most impressive about this team is their ability to hold each other accountable for mistakes. In a crucial moment during the second half, Frankie Fidler was quickly corrected on a defensive misstep by his teammates, demonstrating the instant accountability that drives MSU’s success.
Coach Tom Izzo praised his team’s inspired performance, saying they “deserved to win” the game. With another tough road game against Wisconsin looming, MSU is confident in their abilities and can taste the championship within reach.
Source: https://eu.lansingstatejournal.com/story/sports/columnists/graham-couch/2025/02/26/msu-basketball-wins-at-maryland-on-tre-holloman-shot-three-quick-takes/80567786007