Conner George and his classmates each took time to say farewell to the Spartans following the conclusion of the 2019-20. The letter from George is the second of three this week.
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‘It would mean a lot’: With title at stake, Michigan State intent on sending seniors out in glory
Michigan State will play at the Breslin Center for the final time this season when it hosts Ohio State at 4:30 p.m. on Sunday. It will be a celebration, to be sure, of the careers of Cassius Winston, Kyle Ahrens, Conner George and perhaps Joshua Langford, who is still mulling his future, unsure if he’ll return next year after losing the last season-and-a-half to a foot injury.
Source: Detroit News
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Senior Conner George Relishes Memories of his MSU Career
“We’ve done so many cool things and been to so many places, gone overseas, been to a Final Four, won championships, it’s just everything I could have asked for and more,” George said.
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Spartans All-Access: Episode 221
See the wrestling team prepare for Minnesota, listen to Cathy and Conner George tell their stories of how they arrived at Michigan State, and watch the Michigan State Men’s Basketball team and Cassius Winston make history.
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The Tom Izzo Show – 12-02-19
Recap of Maui Invitational, Preview of Duke. Special Guest Senior Guard Conner George
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Ahrens, George Selected to NABC Honors Court
The National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) announced the 2018-19 NABC Honors Court on Wednesday, recognizing those men’s collegiate basketball student-athletes who excelled in academics during the past season. MSU was represented on the Honors Court by redshirt junior Kyle Ahrens and redshirt junior Conner George.
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Kyle Ahrens, Conner George Selected to NABC Honors Court
The National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) announced the 2017-18 NABC Honors Court recently, recognizing those men’s collegiate basketball student-athletes who excelled in academics during the past season.MSU junior Kyle Ahrens, an advertising management major, and redshirt sophomore Conner George, a communication major, were among the honorees.
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Michigan State notes: Matt McQuaid overcomes cramps, Conner George ‘saved us’
Matt McQuaid’s best offensive game of his Michigan State career came on a night when his legs hurt much of the night. With 5:23 first half of Michigan State’s 73-51 win over DePaul, McQuaid twisted his ankle while driving to the hoop. He was able to stay in the game, but ran visibly favoring the ankle. Soon, he said, one of his quads started cramping. Then the other cramped, too. Then his calf did.
Source: MLive.com