Michigan State’s hopes of winning a third straight Big Ten Tournament title went away on Saturday night. The Spartans fell to Ohio State in overtime, 3-2, of the Big Ten Tournament semifinals. The Buckeyes will now take on Michigan in the championship game next week.

The Michigan State Spartans men's basketball team lost in the quarterfinals of the Big Ten Tournament on Friday to UCLA, a squad they beat by 23 less than a month ago.

Michigan State is headed home after a one-and-done performance to open the postseason. The 3 seed Spartans dug a double-digit deficit in the first half and their rally came up short in an 88-84 loss against 6 seed UCLA in a Big Ten Tournament quarterfinal on Friday night at the United Center in Chicago.

The No. 3 Spartans face No. 6 Bruins tonight at 9 p.m. ET on Big Ten Network at United Center in Chicago in the quarterfinal round.

UCLA cruised past Michigan State in the quarterfinals, winning 88–84. In today’s episode, we will walk through UCLA’s impressive upset victory and how the Bruins were able to pull it off. We will also discuss key player performances and the potential implications following a win of this caliber.

Michigan State basketball's stay in Chicago was short lived, with the Spartans dropping their opening game of the Big Ten Tournament to UCLA, 88-84. It was a disappointing outing from MSU, who never really found their footing in the game.

Now they will try to get revenge for a humiliating loss on the road. Let's see how Spartan fans react to Michigan States first game in the tournament. After a UCLA three, Jordan Scott drills a three of his own plus a foul for a four point play.

Missed layups and stifling UCLA defense doomed Michigan State's comeback bid, despite early sparks. A gritty 88-84 loss in a hard-fought opener.