Michigan State is the No. 1 seed in next week’s Big Ten Tournament in Indianapolis and will face the winner between No. 8 seed Oregon and No. 9 Indiana in a Friday quarterfinal. Michigan also has a double bye but dropped to the No. 3 seed with the loss.

Michigan State heads into the Big Ten Tournament in Indianapolis as the first seed, where it will play the winner of Oregon and Indiana in a noon game Friday (BTN). A third straight loss for Michigan drops it to a third-place finish in the conference, where it will play either Wisconsin, Minnesota or Northwestern later in Friday's slate.

Vlad Goldin scored 29 while Danny Wolf added 18 points and 13 rebounds for Michigan basketball, but all other Wolverines combined for just 15 points.

The Breslin Center was rocking on Sunday, March 9. In a perfect storm of circumstances, Michigan State sent a Big Ten regular season banner into the rafters, honored its senior class and defeated archrival Michigan.

The intrastate rivalry between Michigan and Michigan State wraps up the Big Ten regular season, with the conference tournament up next.

Below, we put together our five takeaways from a fitting end to the season for Michigan State. In the final game of the regular season on Sunday, Michigan State's bench outscored Michigan 32 to 5 in a fitting end to the regular season for a team that's motto has been 'strength in numbers' all season.