The Detroit News · Jan 25, 2019
Shaky Spartans seize control with 24-2 run, beat Hawkeyes
Iowa forward Luka Garza, center, fights for a rebound with Michigan State's Cassius Winston, left, and Thomas Kithier during the second half. (Photo: Charlie Neibergall, Associated Press)
Iowa City, Iowa — Michigan State was in deep trouble Thursday night, looking every bit like a team that was about to lose its first Big Ten game of the season.
The home crowd at Carver-Hawkeye Arena was rocking and the Hawkeyes were in control early in the second half, up eight on the first-place Spartans.
But that’s when things changed — dramatically.