Mike Fowler went on the Scout free board and offered his two cents that Brundidge was a good player but didn’t have an MSU offer, hence the disparity between attention and intensity from Beilein to Izzo. Sounds right.
I think the biggest implication for MSU is that it makes it less likely that Patrick Lucas-Perry is going to UM. The Wolverines are running out of scholarships for perimeter players fast. Could effect Kearney, too, especially if UM gets Casey Prather to commit.
So, in the long run, victory for MSU, I’d say.

In a quick note – the first time G steps onto the court during a regular season game in a Jazz uniform, I’m going to be very proud as a Spartan.

Somehow The Rivalry did not include Daryl Clark’s 1 INT per game average in his write up.

is going to make a lot of best back court lists. We have a lot of depth. Hopefully Allen and Summers’ shooting strokes will be more consistent this year. I also hope Lucious recovers from that foot injury in time to play meaningful minutes. We really don’t have another option at PG if Lucas gets hurt or worn down.

But our guards at KU really pack a punch.

All jokes aside though as a lifelong KU and big MSU fan, I think our backcourts are 1a and 1b in no particular order. I think Chris Allen is probably the wildcard but hasn’t impressed me too much yet; much more a fan of Summers.