Jase Richardson should be good to go for the Spartans when they face Minnesota after missing their last game in Maui.

Michigan State freshman guard Jase Richardson has been one of the team's best players, and he's coming off the bench.

Michigan State basketball is set to get back one of its top scorers for Wednesday’s Big Ten opener against Minnesota

Michigan State freshman guard Jase Richardson is the son of former MSU star Jason Richardson. Here's what else to know about him.

The Michigan State freshman guard arrived in Hawaii last week after suffering a sprained ankle and then took a few shots in the second game of the Maui Invitational. A knee to the mouth was followed by an elbow across the face in a loss to Memphis, which resulted in him being out for a win against North Carolina in the third-place game.

Jase Richardson missed the win over UNC after taking an elbow to the head in the previous game, a loss to Memphis.

Michigan State basketball coach Tom Izzo said Jase Richardson's left ankle is OK and the freshman should be ready for the Maui Invitational next week.

According to Jon Rothstein, Michigan State basketball’s freshman guard Jase Richardson will be available to play against Colorado in the Maui Invitational. Jase suffered an ankle injury against Samford in what looked to be pretty serious, so it’s a huge relief for MSU fans to see Richardson available for today’s match-up.