Michigan State has wrapped up its third season under head coach Robyn Fralick with a 22-7 overall record with an 11-7 mark during Big Ten play and is ranked 18th in the AP Poll. The Spartans, though, are currently projected to be a 4 seed in the NCAA Tournament as they enter the Big Ten Tourney in Indianapolis. Getting that top-4 seed is absolutely vital. The top 16 overall seeds in the women’s tournament get to host the first and second rounds at their home arenas. Last season, 13 of the 16 teams that got to host those first-weekend matchups ended up in the Sweet 16.
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