Analyzing the plus-minus numbers for Michigan State in an Elite 8 loss to Auburn

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Michigan State fell to the Auburn Tigers in the Elite 8 of the NCAA Tournament, ending their 2024-25 season.

It was a bad night to go cold for Michigan State, who shot an abysmal 28% from three-point land and ultimately could not find a timely bucket against the Tigers.

The season will now come to an end for Michigan State, who had a good run, making it to the Elite 8 and winning the Big Ten regular season title.

Taking a look at the loss to the Tigers, there are some clear trends in the plus-minus that led to this defeat, showing which players played solid and which players faltered on the biggest stage of the Spartans.

Take a look and analyze the plus-minus numbers for the Spartans:

Szymon Zapala​


The Spartan big man was a plus on the court for the Spartans, pacing the way with a +9 rating in 14 minutes of game action.

Jase Richardson​


In 30 minutes of action, Richardson excelled for the Spartans with a +7 rating, despite having struggles scoring from the field.

Frankie Fidler​


Fidler only played 14 minutes in the game, but the Spartans transfer made his best efforts known in his final collegiate game, giving MSU a +5 effort.

Jeremy Fears Jr.​


The Spartan leader and point guard plated 26 minutes in the game, giving MSU a +4 advantage during his minutes.

Jaden Akins​


The senior played his final game in the green and white, and played 31 minutes during the game, finishing with 15 points in a -1 effort.

Jaxon Kohler​


The Spartans big man was the leading scorer, giving a double-double effort in the game, despite a -9 while on the court for 28 minutes.

Coen Carr​


Despite shining in the tournament, Carr did not have his best against Auburn on Sunday evening, going -12 in 21 minutes.

Carson Cooper​


Cooper solidified himself as the Spartans best big to end the season, but amongst a long list of Spartan players, the big had an off night against Auburn, finishing as a -12 in 13 minutes.

Tre Holloman​


Of all the nights to forget, Holloman may of had the biggest one. In 20 minutes of action, the junior guard was a -21 while shooting 0-for-10 from the field.

This article originally appeared on Spartans Wire: Michigan State basketball's plus-minus in Elite 8 loss to Auburn

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