Michigan State hasn’t seen Minnesota since playing there in November 2013. But it has seen several members of the Gophers’ new coaching staff much more recently than that, ahead of the two teams’ Saturday game (8 p.m., BTN).
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Preview: Michigan State offense vs. Minnesota defense
Michigan State’s offense is coming off back-to-back games against two of the toughest defenses it will face all season. Taking on Iowa and Michigan, regarded as one of the top defenses in the country, the Spartans found it to be tough sledding on the ground and through the air. Granted, the rain played a part in that Saturday against the Wolverines, but the offense still showed plenty of room for improvement while scoring a combined 31 points in those contests.
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Minnesota versus Michigan State: 5 narratives to watch out for
The Michigan State Spartans and Minnesota Golden Gophers will tango on Saturday night for the first time since 2013. The Spartans have a four-game winning streak against the Gophers, and will look to earn their third straight win and fifth overall in 2017.
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Early Look: Michigan State vs. Minnesota, Gophers stats, leaders
Michigan State made a statement Saturday with a 14-10 win over in-state rival Michigan. And while that win won’t be forgotten by MSU fans anytime soon, the players and coaches moved on to the next challenge when they met Monday morning. Looking to keep the momentum rolling and move to 3-0 in Big Ten play, Michigan State now faces a road trip to Minnesota to play another night game (8 p.m. ET, BTN).
Source: Spartan Tailgate
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It’s time to focus on the Minnesota Golden Gophers
Beating the Michigan Wolverines will never get old, and quite frankly, I can write articles about that all day long, but it’s now a new week and a new opponent for the Michigan State Spartans. The Spartans will travel to Minneapolis this weekend to take on the Minnesota Golden Gophers.
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Michigan State-Minnesota: Game time announcement for Week 7 game
Michigan State and Minnesota will square off at 8 p.m. ET on Saturday, Oct. 14. The game will mark the first meeting between the Spartans and Gophers since 2013, when Michigan State won 14-3. Both teams enter this week at 3-1 and will play one more game before this meeting.
Source: Land of 10
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Spartan Baseball Series Preview: Minnesota
Michigan State will be in East Lansing their next three games, all against Minnesota – who happens to be second in the Big Ten behind the Spartans. The series kicks off today at 3:05 p.m. Minnesota has had a pretty good year so far and they look like the real deal.
Source: The Only Colors
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Michigan State vs. Minnesota: Spartans look to move to 3-0 vs. Golden Gophers
The last time Michigan State and Minnesota met, the Spartans cruised to a lopsided win in East Lansing.However, this isn’t the same squad the Spartans dusted at Breslin Center on Jan. 11.
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Big Ten Tournament scouting report: Michigan State vs. Minnesota
After getting Penn State back for a January loss, Michigan State plays a Minnesota team Friday in the Big Ten Tournament quarterfinals that it beat twice already in the regular season. Much has changed since a 65-47 beatdown at Breslin Center, though. The Gophers won eight straight before falling to Wisconsin to end the regular season and are playing some of the best basketball in the Big Ten. With that, MSU head coach Tom Izzo and his squad know they’re in for a big challenge Friday afternoon in Washington D.C.
Source: Spartan Tailgate
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Spartans’ keys to beating Minnesota
After an impressive win against Penn State, Michigan State basketball prepares for its next test. That test will be on Friday against the Minnesota Golden Gophers. The Golden Gophers have an overall record of 23-8 and an 11-7 Big Ten record.
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Big Ten Tournament Quarterfinal Preview: Minnesota
Prior to their loss to Wisconsin in the season finale, Minnesota was rolling. They had won eight straight conference games, including wins over Michigan, Indiana and Maryland and with only two of them coming by less than nine points. Led by a balanced offense featuring four (nearly five) players averaging double-digit points per game, the Gophers clearly found a system that worked down the stretch.
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