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Watch Coen Carr’s big slam in MSU basketball’s second exhibition in Spain

Watch one of many Coen Carr highlight dunks in MSU’s second exhibition win in Spain

Michigan State basketball fans are all too familiar with the highlight capabilities that sophomore forward Coen Carr possesses. Carr has taken that ability overseas, and is showing it off on the Spartans trip to Spain.

In a game that saw Carr finish as the team’s leading scorer with 20 points, he did while making highlight reel dunks. Courtesy of Michigan State basketball’s social media, fans can watch one of Carr’s many monster jams.

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Michigan State basketball box score against the Valencia All-Stars

Check out the box score for Michigan State’s dominating win against Valencia:

Michigan State basketball opened up its Spain trip with a win against Madrid, and have now followed up that win with a dominating performance against the Valencia All-Stars. The Spartans won 105-59.

Courtesy of a noted member in the Michigan State basketball X community, a box score of the game was shared for fans to enjoy:

Give a shoutout to this devoted member of Spartan Nation, and enjoy the box score he provided fans to enjoy.

Michigan State will be back in action on Tuesday.

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Michigan State basketball dominates Valencia All-Stars in Spain

Michigan State dominates Valencia in the second game of the Spartans trip in Spain

Michigan State basketball is in Spain, on a preseason trip to build team camaraderie, while playing three exhibition games to gain experience.

In game one, the Spartans got past a good Madrid All-Star team, 94-87, showing an ability to close a game out. Game two, was the complete opposite.

With the Spartans traveling to Valencia for a game against the Valencia All-Stars, the Spartans dominated, winning the matchup, 105-59.

MSU doubled up Valencia at halftime, 48-24, and parlayed it with a massive third quarter that put MSU ahead at the end of 3, 72-31. Michigan State got a lot of experience for their whole team, who got to see action in different lineups all night.

The Spartans will have one more game in Spain before heading back to the states.

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