Michigan State outplays Duke in Champions Classic matchup
CBS Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 11, 2026, 4:55 AM
Last updated Nov 11, 2026

In the Champions Classic on November 10, No. 5 Michigan State defeated No. 2 Duke 79-73 at the United Center in Chicago. The game showcased a dominant performance by the Spartans, particularly from Jeremy Fears Jr. and Jordan Scott, who excelled with playmaking and defense. Duke struggled offensively, managing only 25 points in the first half, leaving coach Jon Scheyer frustrated with his team's lack of connection and effectiveness. Scheyer acknowledged issues with guard play and offensive execution, emphasizing the need for improvement as the season progresses.
- •Michigan State leads 79-73 against Duke in the Champions Classic.
- •Jeremy Fears Jr. controlled the game for Michigan State.
- •Duke scored only 25 points in the first half.
- •Jon Scheyer criticized his team's offensive struggles.
- •Jordan Scott contributed nine rebounds and six blocks for Michigan State.
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"Duke coach Jon Scheyer was far from pleased with his team's effort after getting handled by the Spartans in the Windy City
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