Tuesday night's Michigan State basketball game against Ferris State will be the final exhibition contest of the year and it'll help prepare the Spartans for next Monday's season opener against Monmouth.
The Spartans beat Northern Michigan on the road in the first exhibition game 70-53 and it was clear they had some rust to shake off and Tom Izzo will try to have them more prepared for Tuesday.
While it's not the regular season just yet, this game will be available to a select group of people willing to pay for a streaming service. That's right, this one won't exactly be on TV.
How to watch Michigan State basketball vs. Ferris State
Date: Tuesday, Oct. 29
Time: 7 p.m. ET
Location: East Lansing, Mich.
Venue: Breslin Center
TV: None
Live Stream: Big Ten Network+
Unfortunately, this game (along with Monday's game against Monmouth) won't be on TV and will need to be streamed on B1G+. If you want to pay for the yearly pass of B1G+, you'll have to spend $90 but if you just want to see the next two games, you'll have to subscribe on the monthly plan for $12.99.
Obviously this isn't ideal, but it's pretty standard for exhibition games as well as non-conference matchups against lesser opponents.
The first game that will be on TV will be on Nov. 7 against Niagara. That one will be on the Big Ten Network and broadcasted from East Lansing.
We'll see how much this team really has improved since that exhibition opener against Northern Michigan.