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LSJ’s Graham Couch provides thoughts on MSU hoops following Moneyball Pro Am event

Graham Couch of the Lansing State Journal provides three quick takes following Tuesday’s Moneyball Pro Am event

It’s the middle of the summer, but that doesn’t mean we can’t get our Michigan State basketball fix.

Graham Couch of the Lansing State Journal was one of many reporters at Tuesday’s Moneyball Pro Am event where numerous Spartans put on a show. Every Michigan State player is competing in this year’s event besides Jeremy Fears Jr. who is still recovering from last year’s injury.

So who stood out in the eyes of Couch? Check out three quick takes from Couch following Tuesday night’s event by clicking on the post below:

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Watch Coen Carr throw down monster dunk at Moneyball Pro Am

Watch Coen Carr throw down monster dunk at Moneyball Pro Am

As Jim Comparoni of SpartanMag said in a X post, Coen Carr was doing Coen Carr things at the Moneyball Pro Am event last night.

The highflying Spartans forward put on an impressive show at the Moneyball Pro Am event on Tuesday night, scoring 33 points for Team Faygo. But arguably the most impressive part of his night was the monster alley-oop dunk he threw down.

Check out the highlight reel dunk below:

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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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Spartans return for annual Moneyball Pro-Am summer basketball tournament

Once again, Michigan State basketball will be heavily involved in the Moneyball Pro-Am summer event

Once again, Michigan State basketball will be heavily involved in the Moneyball Pro-Am summer event.

Eleven Spartans will be participating in this year’s event, with only Malik Hall not playing — assuming due to his offseason foot surgery. Below is a breakdown of which teams Michigan State will be represented on:

The event begins on Thursday and will have games played every Tuesday and Thursday throughout the summer. The tournament wraps up in early August.

All of the games will be played at Holt High School in Holt, Mich.

Click on the tweet below to learn more about this year’s event:

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