Gophers men's basketball faces defensive challenges in loss to Michigan State

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The Minnesota Gophers men's basketball team faced a setback in their defense during a 90-72 loss to Michigan State. This game marked the highest points allowed by the Gophers this season, raising concerns about their defensive performance. Despite being recognized for their defense earlier in the season, the Gophers struggled against Michigan State, which had been the lowest-ranked three-point shooting team. The Gophers' defensive efficiency has dropped significantly, now ranking 86th nationally after recent losses. Coach Ben Johnson noted fatigue as a possible factor in the team's performance, as they played four games in seven days. The Gophers will need to improve their defense as they prepare for their next game against Indiana, a team with strong shooting statistics.


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