HIGHLIGHTS: Spartans set 3-pointers record, roll Northern Iowa

It was an offensive explosion for the Spartans on Friday night. The Spartans set a school record for made three-pointers en route to another 30-plus point victory over Northern Iowa on Friday. No.5 Michigan State knocked down 18 three-pointers to beat the Panthers by the final score of 106-72. Michi

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It was an offensive explosion for the Spartans on Friday night.

The Spartans set a school record for made three-pointers en route to another 30-plus point victory over Northern Iowa on Friday. No.5 Michigan State knocked down 18 three-pointers to beat the Panthers by the final score of 106-72.

Michigan State was once again led in scoring by senior star guard Jeremy Fears Jr., who ended the night with 24 points and nine assists in the victory. Star freshman Jasiah Jervis was next in scoring at 20 points, knocking down five-of-six three-point attempts.

With the win, Michigan State improves to 4-0 on the season and should move up in the rankings next week. The Spartans will next play at No. 11 Tennessee in a true road game on Tuesday.

Before we turn

our focus to the Volunteers, let's take a look back at highlights from the Spartans' victory over Northern Iowa on Friday:

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