MSU basketball lands inside top 5 of updated 247Sports’ preseason 2023-24 rankings

Michigan State basketball continues to be a highly ranked team in next year’s early preseason rankings

Michigan State basketball continues to be a highly ranked team in next year’s early preseason rankings.

Like many of his peers, Kevin Flaherty of 247Sports is high on Michigan State heading into the 2023-24 season. He released an updated batch of 2023-24 preseason rankings a few days ago, and he has the Spartans in his top five. Michigan State came in at No. 3 in 247Sports’ poll, behind only Kansas (No. 1) and Duke (No. 2).

Only two other teams from the Big Ten were found in Flaherty’s rankings: Purdue at No. 5 and Maryland at No. 25.

The Spartans, Jayhawks and Blue Devils appear to be the consensus top three in the nation heading into next year based on numerous polls I’ve recently came across. Purdue and Marquette are also common teams in the top five.

Click on the tweet below to see the complete rankings from Flaherty:

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MSU basketball listed in top 5 of Jeff Goodman’s updated 2023-24 preseason rankings

Jeff Goodman of Stadium is high on the Spartans for the 2023-24 season

Jeff Goodman of Stadium is high on the Spartans for the 2023-24 season.

Goodman released an updated batch of preseason college basketball rankings for the 2023-24 season, which had the Spartans near the top fo the country. Goodman has Michigan State listed at No. 3 — only behind No. 1 Kansas and No. 2 Duke.

The only other Big Ten team to be listed in Goodman’s rankings was Purdue at No. 6. Check out his complete preseason rankings by clicking on the tweet below:

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CBS Sports’ Jon Rothstein has MSU basketball in top 5 of his updated 2023-24 rankings

Jon Rothstein of CBS Sports is really high on the Spartans entering the 2023-24 season

Jon Rothstein of CBS Sports is really high on the Spartans entering the 2023-24 season.

Rothstein released an updated batch of his “Rothstein 45” preseason rankings for the 2023-24 season, and he has the Spartans near the top of the list. Michigan State comes in at No. 3 on Rothstein’s list, behind only No. 1 Duke and No. 2 Purdue.

Other Big Ten teams listed in Rothstein’s rankings includes: Northwestern (No. 23), Maryland (No. 24), Wisconsin (No. 36), Illinois (No. 38) and Rutgers (No. 41).

Check out the complete rankings from Rothstein by clicking on the tweet below:

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Couch: Analyzing next season’s Michigan State basketball roster

Michigan State basketball could be very good next year depending on how some key roster decisions pan out

Michigan State basketball could be very good next year depending on how key roster decisions pan out.

The Spartans enter the offseason as one of the favorites to win the Big Ten next season, and they could be the stand-alone favorite if Tyson Walker and Malik Hall return. There also would be a trickle-down effect should those two return for another season in the green-and-white in 2023-24.

So how does Graham Couch of the Lansing State Journal envision the Spartans’ roster looking next season? Click on the tweet below to read Couch’s analysis on what the Spartans’ 2023-24 roster could look like:

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