A year ago during the first weekend of the 2024 NCAA Tournament, it was genuinely a big deal for Michigan State head coach Tom Izzo to see Jeremy Fears Jr. taking jump shots and making layups.

Jeremy Fears Jr. led Michigan State to a 30-win season. The other three Tom Izzo point guards who did went to a Final Four; Fears is one win away.

Michigan State basketball's Jase Richardson and Jeremy Fears Jr. talked about how they're recovering ahead of Sunday's Elite Eight game.

Michigan State redshirt guard Jeremy Fears Jr. and the Spartans were obviously very emotional after their 70-64 loss to Auburn in the Elite Eight on Sunday. Fears once again led the Spartans in assists with five but struggled to find the bottom of the net,

Following the win over New Mexico, Jeremy Fears spoke on MSU advancing to the Sweet 16, as well as his teammates performance

In an electrifying season filled with intense matchups, Jeremy Fears Jr. has emerged as a pivotal figure in Michigan State basketball's pursuit of greatness. With a remarkable blend of talent, tenacity, and teamwork, Fears has led the Spartans to the cusp of the Final Four, showcasing the grit and determination characteristic of MSU basketball.

Opening statement:Izzo: "First of all, that team was the toughest, most physical defensive team that we've played in years. It reminded me of the old Gene Keady, Clem Haskins teams when I started in this profession.

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