Spartans fighting back
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- By Pat Forde | March 27, 2009 8:04:17 PM PDT
INDIANAPOLIS -- Michigan State has lived up to its toughness rep by rallying strongly out of halftime. With 14:45 to play the Spartans are down only two, 44-42.
Michigan State has gotten back into the game with renewed defensive energy, stealing passes left and right from the occasionally sloppy Jayhawks.
And Goran Suton is having a tremendous game, with 18 points already. He and Aldrich have provided an entertaining big-man matchup, though both are out of the game now.
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