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Cohen, J. (2026, November 11). Jordan Scott steps up for No. 5 Michigan State with his defense and rebounding against No. 2 Duke. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/basketball/jordan-scott-steps-up-for-no-5-michigan-state-with-his-defense-and-rebounding-against-no-2-duke/article_91010cec-e445-50b5-9fd0-a5daf6adae6f.html
Cohen, Jay. “Jordan Scott steps up for No. 5 Michigan State with his defense and rebounding against No. 2 Duke.” Toronto Star, 11 Nov. 2026, https://www.thestar.com/sports/basketball/jordan-scott-steps-up-for-no-5-michigan-state-with-his-defense-and-rebounding-against-no-2-duke/article_91010cec-e445-50b5-9fd0-a5daf6adae6f.html.
Cohen, Jay. “Jordan Scott steps up for No. 5 Michigan State with his defense and rebounding against No. 2 Duke.” Toronto Star, November 11, 2026. https://www.thestar.com/sports/basketball/jordan-scott-steps-up-for-no-5-michigan-state-with-his-defense-and-rebounding-against-no-2-duke/article_91010cec-e445-50b5-9fd0-a5daf6adae6f.html.
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On November 11, 2026, Jordan Scott helped No. 5 Michigan State secure a 79-73 victory over No. 2 Duke in the Champions Classic basketball game held in Chicago. Despite scoring only five points, Scott significantly impacted the game through his defensive prowess and rebounding skills, grabbing nine rebounds and blocking six shots. His performance contributed to Duke's low shooting percentage of just 33.3%. Michigan State coach Tom Izzo praised Scott’s effort on defense and rebounding, highlighting how it was crucial for their win. Scott, a sophomore from Northern Virginia, played in all 35 games as a freshman last season, starting the final 13 and averaging 5.8 points and 3.1 rebounds per game.