Michigan State’s showdown against top-ranked North Carolina is one of the more highly-anticipated NCAA Tournament games of the day on Saturday.
Fresh off a lights out three-point shooting performance against Miss. State on Thursday, the Spartans have a ton of momentum.
The question now is simply whether Tom Izzo and Co. can get another showing out of Tyson Walker and Jaden Akins akin to the one they got in the tourney opener.
Ahead of Saturday’s big showdown versus the Tar Heels, less than 24 hours after a Duke cheerleader saw her private, intimate pictures abruptly leak out online, one Michigan State cheerleader caused something of a stir with her social media photos:
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Duke Cheerleader’s Photos Cause A Stir After Vermont Win: https://t.co/bt0R58nQte
— Game 7 (@game7__) March 23, 2024
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Kentucky Fan Identified After Unfortunate Loss To Oakland: https://t.co/5187wRPoF6
— Game 7 (@game7__) March 22, 2024
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Big picture, Michigan State has something of a tall task ahead of them. North Carolina beat Wagner by 28 points in their NCAA Tournament opener. And while the Spartans are definitely a more legitimate foe, the Tar Heels are stacked this year.
If the Spartans can slow down Armando Bacot and R.J. Davis, they could pull out the upset.
ESPN Star Molly Qerim’s See-Through Dress Causes A Stir: https://t.co/1H7yUmBJYN
— Game 7 (@game7__) March 19, 2024
But again, it won’t be easy. There is a reason North Carolina is coming into this game as a clear favorite.
Will Izzo’s players overperform relative to expectations and give the Michigan State cheerleaders something to get truly hyped for against the Tar Heels? Time will tell.
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