There is no questioning the leadership Michigan State basketball possesses on their team, being a big reason the Spartans have had the success they have had this season. A big part of that leadership team, that deserves a ton of credit, is point guard Jeremy Fears Jr., who is one of the biggest leaders this team has.
While Fears did not do a ton in the scoring column during Michigan State’s Sweet 16 victory over Ole Miss on Friday, he did come up with a timely basket late in the game, and was a dog on the defensive end of the court.
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No one was saying it anyways, but let it never be said Olivia Miles isn’t tough.
Notre Dame’s star guard, the other half of one of the best backcourts in the country alongside Hannah Hidalgo, has been playing through a sprained ankle she suffered in the first round of the women’s NCAA Tournament against Stephen F. Austin. She will continue to do so against TCU Saturday.
The good news for Notre Dame fans, however, is Miles seems to be on the upswing.