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In just her second season leading the program, Fralick has the revamped Spartans playing at a high level. After reaching the NCAA Tournament last season, Michigan State is winning by an average of 34.7 points but had to sweat out a victory against the visiting Hawkeyes.

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A week after finding itself as part of the national rankings for the first time under second-year coach Robyn Fralick, the Michigan State women's basketball program is now among the biggest risers in the latest polls.

Michigan State and Michigan both had big wins to start conference play last week. UCLA is coming alive after a win over Oregon and Penn State upset Purdue.

Michigan State women's basketball is currently in Florida for the West Palm Beach Classic, and the Spartans continued their best start in program history, beating Montana by over 30 points on Thursday to advance in the classic.

The victory improved MSU, which was among nine unbeaten Division I women's basketball teams entering the week, to 11-0 and extended its streak of consecutive regular-season wins dating back to last season to 16.