Michigan State PG Tre Holloman praises some of the new Spartan teammates

Holloman further praised Fidler’s shooting skills.

“I didn’t really get to watch him shoot, but when I saw him practice, I thought, ‘Oh man, this guy has motor and he can shoot well,'” Holloman said.

The Spartans also brought in two highly touted recruits: Spartan legacy Jase Richardson and Kur Teng.

“He (Richardson) has heart, just like his dad,” Holloman said. “He has heart, he’s a winner and he’s a fighter, so we’re going to need that this year.”

Holloman praised Teng for his defense, a trait Holloman can understand.

“He was great too,” the veteran point guard said. “Kur can shoot, he can defend, so I think that’s going to be the most underrated aspect of his game.”

Holloman also noted Teng’s knowledge of the game.

“The IQ is high,” he said. “He’s just fast, man. He’s fast, and I think he really knows basketball.”

Holloman played in all 35 games for the Spartans last season, starting twice, and averaged 5.7 points per game, 1.6 rebounds and 2.4 assists.

The third-year Spartan guard will look to lead these newcomers as one of the few returning veterans, and luckily for Holloman and his team, he likes what he’s seen so far.

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