Once again, Michigan State basketball went into a tough road environment to face a strong, ranked Big Ten opponent, and came away with a massive victory. The No. 8 ranked Spartans, who were an underdog in this game, took down No. 16 Maryland thanks to an insane half-court shot from Tre Holloman.

Maryland’s success has been fueled by its starting lineup, dubbed the “Crab Five.” Freshman center Drik Queen, junior guard Ja’Kobi Gillespie, senior forward Julian Reese, sophomore guard Rodney Rice and fifth-year guard Selton Miguel have developed strong chemistry,

The No. 8 Spartans once again wore down an opponent in the second half, climbing out of a two-point halftime deficit for a 58-55 victory over No. 15 Maryland on Wednesday night at Xfinity Center. Holloman hit a 3-pointer from the logo as time expired after Maryland rushed a 3-point shot in the final 7 seconds.

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