1904–05 Michigan State Spartans men's basketball team

The 1904–05 Michigan State Spartans men's basketball team represented Michigan State University in the 1904–05 college men's basketball season. The school was known as State Agricultural College at this time. The head coach was Chester Brewer coaching the team in his second season. The team captain was Foley Tutle.^[1] They finished the season 5–3.

Date time, TV	Opponent	Result	Record	Site city, state
Regular season
Jan 14, 1905*	Saginaw YMCA	W 62–12	1–0	Armory  East Lansing, MI
Jan 21, 1905*	Bay City YMCA	W 47–20	2–0	Armory  East Lansing, MI
Jan 28, 1905*	at Grand Rapids YMCA	L 22–38	2–1
Jan 31, 1905*	at Hope	L 30–44	2–2
Feb 4, 1905*	Jackson YMCA	W 47–12	3–2	Armory  East Lansing, MI
Feb 10, 1905*	at Detroit A.C.	L 30–39	3–3
Feb 25, 1905*	Battle Creek YMCA	W 94–4	4–3	Armory  East Lansing, MI
Mar 3, 1905*	at Bay City YMCA	W 30–14	5–3
*Non-conference game. (#) Tournament seedings in parentheses. Source[2]

1904–05 Michigan State Spartans men's basketball
Conference	Independent
Record	5–3
Head coach	Chester Brewer (2nd season)
Captain	Foley Tutle
Home arena	Armory
Seasons ← 1903–04 1905–06 →

1904–05 collegiate men's basketball independents standings

v t e	Conf							Overall
Team	W		L		PCT			W		L		PCT
Arizona		–			–			1	–	0		1.000
Augustana (Ill.)		–			–			9	–	0		1.000
Denver		–			–			1	–	0		1.000
Muskingum		–			–			8	–	0		1.000
New Mexico		–			–			1	–	0		1.000
Wabash		–			–			8	–	0		1.000
Washington University		–			–			1	–	0		1.000
Wyoming		–			–			1	–	0		1.000
Williams		–			–			20	–	2		.909
Bucknell		–			–			8	–	1		.889
Dayton		–			–			6	–	1		.857
Ohio State		–			–			12	–	2		.857
Allegheny		–			–			10	–	2		.833
Lewis		–			–			20	–	5		.800
Grove City		–			–			15	–	4		.789
North Dakota		–			–			7	–	2		.778
Wheaton (Ill.)		–			–			10	–	3		.769
Brigham Young		–			–			9	–	3		.750
Butler		–			–			6	–	2		.750
Fordham		–			–			18	–	6		.750
Penn State		–			–			6	–	2		.750
Montana State		–			–			5	–	2		.714
Harvard		–			–			11	–	5		.688
Nebraska		–			–			11	–	5		.688
Brown		–			–			13	–	6		.684
Cincinnati		–			–			6	–	3		.667
Dartmouth		–			–			20	–	10		.667
North Dakota Agricultural		–			–			6	–	3		.667
Syracuse		–			–			14	–	7		.667
Denison		–			–			9	–	5		.643
Canisius		–			–			7	–	4		.636
Oberlin		–			–			7	–	4		.636
Michigan State		–			–			5	–	3		.625
Oregon Agricultural		–			–			5	–	3		.625
Southwestern (Kan.)		–			–			5	–	3		.625
Colorado		–			–			3	–	2		.600
Holy Cross		–			–			6	–	4		.600
Washington State		–			–			3	–	2		.600
Colgate		–			–			10	–	7		.588
Akron		–			–			8	–	6		.571
Bradley		–			–			5	–	4		.556
Westminster (Pa.)		–			–			6	–	5		.545
Bloomsburg		–			–			3	–	3		.500
Colorado Architectural		–			–			2	–	2		.500
Connecticut		–			–			3	–	3		.500
Illinois State		–			–			4	–	4		.500
Indiana State		–			–			5	–	5		.500
Manhattan		–			–			3	–	3		.500
Wisconsin–Stevens Point		–			–			3	–	3		.500
Kansas		–			–			5	–	6		.455
Lehigh		–			–			4	–	5		.444
Maine		–			–			7	–	9		.438
Army		–			–			3	–	4		.429
Mount Union		–			–			6	–	8		.429
West Virginia		–			–			6	–	9		.400
Temple		–			–			3	–	5		.375
Baker		–			–			5	–	10		.333
Gettysburg		–			–			3	–	6		.333
Wooster		–			–			3	–	8		.273
Kentucky		–			–			1	–	4		.200
Lake Forest		–			–			0	–	5		.000
New Mexico A&M		–			–			0	–	1		.000
Washington		–			–			0	–	2		.000
Wesleyan (Conn.)		–			–			0	–	12		.000

References

1. "1904–05 Michigan State Spartans Schedule and Results - College Basketball at Sports-Reference.com". College Basketball at Sports-Reference.com. Retrieved May 16, 2017.
2. "2016–17 Michigan State Spartans Basketball MG" (PDF). msuspartans.com. Archived from the original (PDF) on January 17, 2017. Retrieved May 14, 2017.