EAST LANSING — Kaleb Glenn had to wait more than a year to experience the loud Breslin Center ovation he got when he checked out midway through the second half of Michigan State’s season-opening win over Quinnipiac. He, his coaches and teammates, hope there are more of those roars in the works.
Glenn flashed his utility for Michigan State’s bench unit with a seven-point burst in the second half. That came as part of an 11-point outing in the 96-59 win in which he never missed a shot. As Michigan State (1-0) figures out its early rotation with another tune-up Thursday, Nov. 5, against Toledo (8 p.m./Peacock), Glenn is asserting himself coming off an injury last season that largely cast him as an afterthought…