As long as Bridges and Ward continue to demand heavy attention from opponents on the offensive end, it will be up to Michigan State’s guards to bear the weight of this team’s success.
Source: Detroit Free Press
As long as Bridges and Ward continue to demand heavy attention from opponents on the offensive end, it will be up to Michigan State’s guards to bear the weight of this team’s success.
Source: Detroit Free Press
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2 responses to “Michigan State basketball must get better play from its guards”
Don’t understand the continued time Nairn gets. He is a detriment against bigger guards and he isn’t penetrating on offense. It’s like playing four against five.
I think he did play better that Cassius against Ohio State. Plays very good defense and had a few good slashes to the rim. Agree he is a bit of an offensive liability. Way too much dribbling at the end of the Ohio State game and ran down the shot clock. Eventually, Cassius will take over, just has had a couple bad weeks.