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Look at Jeremy Fears getting back in the gym, looking healthy

Jeremy Fears is starting to look like his old self again:

Michigan State basketball took a major hit in 2023-24 when reserve 5-star point guard Jeremy Fears Jr. was sidelined due to a shooting incident in his hometown on Christmas break. The injury prevented Fears from playing the closing months of the season.

Now, heading into the future, Tom Izzo hasn’t been shy that he is ready to give the keys to the program to Fears, although this will only work if Fears gets healthy and back to his normal self.

That doesn’t look to be a concern thus far, though, as Fears is back in the gym and showing off the progress he has made.

Watch the video via X:

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Michigan State basketball seeking redshirt for Jeremy Fears Jr.

Tom Izzo is making a play to get Jeremy Fears a redshirt for the 2023-24 season:

During his press conference ahead of the Spartans game against Iowa, Tom Izzo spoke to the media about his team. A part of Izzo’s press conference was speaking on true freshman point guard Jeremy Fears.

Fears, a former 5-star recruit and McDonald’s All-American, was having a solid true freshman season. It all came to a halt when Fears was shot in the leg upon returning home during Christmas break.

Unfortunately, the Spartans won’t be able to get Fears back on the court this season, and due to the awful circumstances in which the injury occurred, Izzo is in search of a redshirt for the freshman.

Tom Izzo gives high praise to MSU freshman guard Jeremy Fears during Big Ten Media Days

Newcomer Jeremy Fears has already proven a lot to Michigan State head coach Tom Izzo

Newcomer Jeremy Fears has already proven a lot to Michigan State head coach Tom Izzo.

At Big Ten Media Days on Tuesday, Izzo gave high praise to Fears — a former McDonald’s All-American who will be a freshman this season. Izzo said Fears is “one of the best leaders as freshman that I’ve had.” That’s saying quite a lot about Fears knowing the greats that have played for Izzo over the years.

Check out the whole quote from Izzo on Fears below:

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WATCH: Michigan State basketball PG Jeremy Fears shows off hockey skills

PG Jeremy Fears showed off his hockey skills:

Michigan State basketball added Jeremy Fears in their most recent recruiting class and he has been receiving high praise since arriving on campus in East Lansing.

While having nothing to do with basketball, Fears had been seen hanging around the Spartans hockey team, and via social media, showed off his hockey skills.

Watch the funny video on Fears’ Twitter/X page:

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WATCH: Michigan State’s Adam Nightingale and Jeremy Fears have funny pizza encounter

Hockey coach Adam Nightingale and basketball PG Jeremy Fears had a funny pizza encounter:

Michigan State hockey coach Adam Nightingale has taken Twitter/X by storm by showing off a pizza oven outside of his office on campus. Nightingale has been the center of several social media posts surrounding this pizza oven.

In the latest social media post, Spartan hockey assistant coach Jared DeMichael showed off a funny encounter between Nightingale and basketball freshman point guard Jeremy Fears, with Fears testing out the pizza oven:

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Michigan State basketball freshman get jersey numbers

We now know what numbers MSU’s freshman will be wearing:

Michigan State brought in one of the most heralded classes of the Tom Izzo era in 2023, bringing in two 5-stars, Xavier Booker and Jeremy Fears Jr. to go along with 4-stars Gehrig Normand and Coen Carr.

While the basketball program is opening training camp to start getting prepared for the 2023-24 season, the school has released the official roster, which means we get to see jersey numbers for the incoming freshman.

The numbers are:

  • Jeremy Fears Jr., No. 1
  • Gehrig Normand, No. 7
  • Xavier Booker, No. 34
  • Coen Carr, No. 55

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LSJ’s Graham Couch offers 3 quick takes on MSU’s four freshmen from opening night at the Moneyball Pro-Am

See what Graham Couch of the Lansing State Journal had to say about the incoming Spartans who made their Moneyball Pro-Am debut on Thursday

We got our first glimpse of the Michigan State basketball freshmen on Thursday.

All four of the Spartans’ star-studded 2023 recruiting class participated in the opening night of Moneyball Pro-Am. The exhibition event is annually held in the summer with the entire Michigan State basketball team set to participate this year — except Malik Hall who’s recovering from offseason surgery.

So how did the four new Spartans do in their exhibition opener? Graham Couch of the Lansing State Journal was on hand on Thursday and has some thoughts on each player — check that out by clicking on the tweet below:

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Michigan State basketball freshmen get jersey numbers

MSU’s freshman have what numbers they will wear in the green and white:

Tom Izzo brought in one of the most heralded recruiting classes in his long tenure at the university in 2023. The Spartans finished with a top-five recruiting class nationally that consisted of five-stars Xavier Booker and Jeremy Fears Jr. as well as four-stars Coen Carr and Gehrig Normand.

In a recent tweet by MSU basketball, we gained a glimpse of what numbers the freshmen are wearing as summer practice begins.

The numbers for the freshmen are:

No. 1 Jeremy Fears Jr.

No. 7 Coen Carr

No. 10 Gehrig Normand

No. 34 Xavier Booker

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Jeremy Fears Jr. invited to USA basketball’s U19 World Cup training camp

Jeremy Fears is looking to continue his team USA career

Michigan State basketball’s five star point guard Jeremy Fears Jr. is adding to his accolades. This time, Fears will look to continue his career with USA basketball.

Fears has been invited to USA’s training camp for the upcoming FIBA U19 World Cup. There are 35 star studded players that will be in attendance, looking to make the team USA roster.

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WATCH: 5-star PG Jeremy Fears talks Michigan State basketball

5-star PG Jeremy Fears talked MSU while at the McDonald’s All-American game:

Jeremy Fears is one of the four players headed to Michigan State in the 2023 recruiting class, one of Tom Izzo’s best in his Michigan State tenure. Fears, a five-star, is highly regarded by Spartan nation, which hopes he will be the next point guard in Michigan State’s strong lineage.

The future Spartan is gearing up for the McDonald’s All-American game. He spoke to the media ahead of the game.

Watch what the five-star point guard had to say about the Spartans, courtesy of Tommy Yarrish of 247Sports: