Lansing State Journal columnist, sports and otherwise; Co-host of @CouchandTheRube podcast live online Sun/Tue/Thu. Ideas, criticisms welcome at [email protected]
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Graham Couch's coverage predominantly revolves around local sports, with a strong focus on basketball, particularly Michigan State University. He frequently provides matchup analysis and predictions for games. When reaching out to Graham, consider offering expert commentary or insights related to game analysis, player performance, team strategies or any other relevant aspects of college basketball.
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By: Graham Couch
Columnist Graham Couch gives his thoughts on Michigan State's performance Wednesday night in a narrow victory over Penn State with three quick takes.
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Lansing State Journal 1. Frankie Fidler with a big game just when MSU needed it
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graham couch, lansing state journal EAST LANSING – Frankie Fidler was the toast of the town in Michigan State's locker room Wednesday night.
By: Graham Couch
TV/Radio: CBS/Spartan Sports Network radio, including WJIM 1240-AM and WMMQ 94.9-FM; SiriusXM Ch. 196 (MSU broadcast), 197 (Illinois broadcast)
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It’s clear now that MSU’s basketball team is capable of winning a Big Ten championship. For this program and Tom Izzo, it would be a meaningful title.
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EAST LANSING — You won’t find another arena in this country that’s been as unkind to Michigan State’s men’s basketball team as Madison Square Garden. Not over the last dozen games. Not over the last 15 years. Amazingly, not all-time.
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EAST LANSING – Michigan State’s women’s basketball team has bludgeoned a number of its lesser opponents in the decisive manner in which it took care of Penn State on Wednesday night. It was one of those games where it seemed if those two teams played 437 times, MSU would have won 437 times.
A look at MSU's basketball game Saturday against Rutgers at Madison Square Garden – including matchup analysis, TV, the betting line and a prediction.
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graham couch, lansing state journal Carson Cooper of the Michigan State Spartans dribbles against Bryce Dortch of the Rutgers Scarlet
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There are reasons still to wonder if MSU’s start to Big Ten play will hold up. But Saturday's win over Rutgers was pretty promising in that regard.
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