Michigan State's Jeremy Fears thankful to play in March Madness 15 months after shooting
Michigan State point guard Jeremy Fears is one of the most thankful players in the NCAA Tournament. Fears was relegated to watching March Madness last year, recovering from getting shot. "Grateful," Fears said. "I'm just happy to be in this position and thank God because I could not be playing basketball.
March Madness basketball courts were made in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula
AMASA, MI – The Spartans and Wolverines will play on Michigan-made courts when March Madness tips off this week. Connor Sports, a production mill in the small Upper Peninsula town of Amasa, will once again provide custom hardwood courts for the 2025 men’s and women’s basketball tournaments.
The Michigan State Spartans (26-6) rightfully earned a No. 2 seed, playing out of the South Region, starting first-round ...
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A student manager turned social media star has made some NIL history. Amir Khan is a student manager for McNeese State’s men’s basketball team who went viral last month after a video of him walking ...
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March Madness Picks: USA TODAY experts like MSU to reach Final Four this yearMichigan State reaching the Final Four is a common thought for the college basketball experts at USA TODAY. A number of USA ...
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