​• What: Michigan State vs. Toledo• When: 8 p.m. Thursday• Where: Breslin Center• TV/Radio: NBCSN and Streaming on Peacock/Spartan Sports Network radio, including WJIM 1240-AM and WMMQ 94.9-FM; SiriusXM Ch. 85 (MSU broadcast)• Records/Rankings: MSU is 1-0 and ranked No. 6 in both the preseason Associated Press and USA Today Coaches polls. Toledo is 0-1 and unranked.• Betting line: MSU -25.5• Coaches:Michigan State — Tom Izzo is 765-309 in his 32nd season as a head coach, all with the Spartans. Toledo — Tod Kowalczyk is 451-324 in his 25th season as a head coach, including 315-212 in his 17th season with the Rockets.• Series: MSU leads 7-3 all-time, with MSU winning the most recent meeting, 92-69, in December of last year.Projected lineupsMSUC (15) Anton Bonke (6-11) 11.0PF (55) Coen Carr (6-6) 12.0SF (6) Jordan Scott (6-8) 11.0SG (25) Jasiah Jervis (6-4) 4.0PG (1) Jeremy Fears Jr. (6-2) 13.0ToledoC (25) Austin Parks (6-10) 4.0 PF (32) Jaylan Ouwinga (6-9) 16.0SF (10) Chris Riddle (6-5) 5.0SG (5) Mynor Strong (6-3) 18.0PG (1) Sean Jones (5-10) 4.0 • MSU update: The Spartans got their mojo back with a 96-59 win over Quinnipiac on Monday night, beginning the season with a night of strong performances, including from players who’d struggled in the exhibition season. Most notably, MSU made a lineup change heading into the game — moving freshman Jasiah Jervis into the starting lineup at shooting guard, Jordan Scott to the wing and Coen Carr to power forward. That change is expected to stick. The questions at center are more fluid. Jesse McCulloch is expected to play Thursday against Toledo after missing the opener with what was deemed a mild concussion. Whether he starts — as he likely would have Monday — is unclear. But he, transfer Anton Bonke (who had decent night Monday), freshman Ethan Taylor and power forward Cam Ward will all be in competition for that spot and will all probably play minutes at center for the foreseeable future, especially in games like this.RELATED:Couch: 3 quick takes on Michigan State basketball’s 96-59 season-opening win over Quinnipiac• Toledo update: The Rockets are coming off a 71-70 loss at Arkansas State in their season opener. In that game, they were undone by their 3-point shooting — going 6-for-27 — and by their 16 turnovers. There were some positives: Returning power forward Jaylan Ouwinga looked considerably improved in scoring 16 points and hauling in 11 rebounds; returning guard Mynor Strong scored 18 points, though he missed 9-of-12 3-point tries; UMass-Lowell transfer wing Angel Montas had 16 points and five offensive rebounds; and new point guard Sean Jones, from Marquette, had nine assists and just two of those turnovers.Toledo head coach Tod Kowalczyk is one of the more successful college head coaches who’s never been to an NCAA tournament. He has five MAC regular-season titles and three more division titles with the Rockets — and won four straight MAC championships f