Michigan State Basketballers Head to Moneyball Pro‑Am
The annual Moneyball Pro‑Am basketball showcase will feature a lineup of Michigan State University players, as confirmed by the event organizers last week.
The roster release highlighted that every Spartan participant has been slotted onto one of the competing teams, with only three names left unassigned.
Games are slated to begin on Tuesday and will continue through the end of July, offering a series of matchups that draw local fans to the high school gym.
All contests will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays at Holt High School in Holt, Michigan, a venue chosen for its community‑focused atmosphere and convenient access.
Admission to each game is free, allowing families and basketball enthusiasts to experience the action without ticket barriers.
Among the participants, forward Kur Teng is notably absent from the announced lineups, sparking speculation that an injury may be keeping him out of the competition.
Event officials have indicated that media interviews scheduled during the series could provide further insight into Teng’s condition and potential return.
Beyond the on‑court competition, the Pro‑Am serves as a platform for players to engage with the local community, promote youth basketball initiatives, and showcase their preparation for the upcoming season.