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In his first two Big Ten games, freshman Korie Lucious was mostly a spectator. The point guard from Milwaukee played just four minutes in the conference opener against Minnesota and six on Saturday at Northwestern. And while he only played 10 minutes Tuesday night against Ohio State, Lucious hit two critical 3-pointers to help No. 8 Michigan State end lengthy scoring droughts and propel the Spartans to a 67-58 victory over the Buckeyes in their Big Ten home opener.
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