Michigan State Basketball: 4 Spartans who could break out in 2020-21

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EAST LANSING, MI – FEBRUARY 25: Marcus Bingham Jr. #30 of the Michigan State Spartans handles the ball while defended by Luka Garza #55 of the Iowa Hawkeyes in the first half of the game at the Breslin Center on February 25, 2020 in East Lansing, Michigan. (Photo by Rey Del Rio/Getty Images) /

Another player who deserves mention is Marcus Bingham Jr.

With Xavier Tillman gone, Bingham will potentially be starting at the five for Michigan State and pick up most of the slack on defense.

In 2019, Bingham averaged 1.4 blocks per game while playing only an average of 11 minutes. His defensive presence is a growing concern for opposing teams as he continues to put on weight each offseason.

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With hope, Bingham will clean up his offense a big and refine his defense to become a great Michigan State basketball big man. With his length and offensive potential, he could become a great big man for the Spartans in 2020-21 and beyond.

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