The Michigan State Spartans finally nabbed a wing out of the transfer portal in Omaha's Frankie Fidler.
The Michigan State Spartans’ men's basketball team is entering the 2024-25 season with several new pieces, looking to replace lots of production from previous seasons.
Fiddler averaged 20.1 points, 6.3 rebounds and 2.6 assists for the Mavericks in 2023. He also shot nearly 36 percent from 3-point range, which would have ranked fourth on last year’s team.The question with Fidler is, can his game translate from the Summit League to the Big Ten?Fidler may not average 20 points per game like he did in his final season at Omaha – and like Tyson Walker, did for the Spartans last season – but he should still be a productive scorer this season.
Beyond just shooting threes well, Fidler has an element to his game that only a few Spartans wings have had before: the ability to create off the dribble.
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