Join Jonah and Abby for this bonus episode of The WE GOT IT! Podcast as they preview the upcoming hoops season and what to expect from this year’s team. Then, THE voice of Michigan State basketball, Will Tieman, joins the show!

Tieman talks about his 28 years on the broadcast, ranging from his favorite calls, to the origins (and near demise) of “He got it!” - to what he sees in this year’s team.

You don’t want to miss this!

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Saturday's matchup against No. 13 Indiana was the type of result that Spartan fans have grown accustomed to against highly-ranked teams in the past few years.

Despite an early 10-0, Indiana scored the next 47 points — resulting in an embarrassing 47-10 loss at home for MSU.

Michigan State head coach Jonathan Smith shared his thoughts following the game, and ripped the band-aid off to start his postgame press conference.

“Well, obviously that was tough,” he said. “You’re gonna get exposed against a really good team when you don't execute well. And credit to those guys (on Indiana), sometimes we quickly just think about ourselves — those guys executed at a really high level.”

More from Smith's postgame press conference:

Campbell goes for fourth down at the 5 yard line. GB gets an offside call. Goff throws TD to St Brown in a driving rain.

I am still having trouble wrapping my head why Indiana went from 3-9 to 9-0 in one year. The players in both teams were not stellar thus the house cleaning that Smith and Cignetti did. The first question is whether or not Cignetti is a superior evaluator of talent. My other question is the coaching. Their OC has a lot of new talent and they executed so freaking well. It seemed that the receivers knew exactly where to be, and the play calling was right on target.
Their defense was awesome against our running game. Did we try to adjust at all or would it have not made any difference?
Going into the game I thought we had a chance to keep it close based on their soft schedule. I was wrong. IU is well coached and I hope they can demolish the Wolverines.