Michigan State has suspended Korie Lucious for the remainder of the season.

 "Unfortunately, Korie Lucious displayed conduct detrimental to the program,” Spartans coach Tom Izzo said in statement on the team’s Web site. “My focus is on this team for the remainder of the season.”

Lucious played in 18 games this season, averaging 6.5 points and 4.1 assists per game.

Lucious had a drunk driving charge over the summer.

Washington State starting point guard Reggie Moore has been suspended indefinitely by coach Ken Bone.

Moore was in street clothes as Washington State beat Stanford on Saturday.

He last month received two misdemeanor citations in Whitman County involving marijuana and drug paraphernalia.

Monmouth University has been suspended four players indefinitely for academic reasons.

Coach Dave Calloway announced Tuesday that four of his players -- juniors Will Campbell, Gary Cox and Matt Pritchett, and freshman Jordan Davis have been suspended.

"The university holds its student-athletes to higher academic standards than the NCAA," Calloway said. "The Monmouth Athletics Department has a strong graduation rate across the board for good reason, and that is due to academic support services we have in place.

"This is part of the learning process for each of them. It is more important that they learn from this experience and graduate from Monmouth University rather than play basketball at the present time. We will continue to work with these students to make sure they complete their degree requirements."

Campbell is the second-leading scorer on the team with an 8.6 average.

Minnesota guard Devoe Joseph will not face Indiana on Tuesday night.

Joseph has been suspended by the Gophers for the second time this season.

Coach Tubby Smith says Joseph “is working on some things that he needs to work on” and could be out for longer than just one game.

Joseph was suspended the first six games of the season for a violation of team rules and academic issues.

Mississippi State has reinstated forwards Elgin Bailey and Renardo Sidney, who were suspended indefinitely last month for their fight in the stands at the Diamond Head Classic in Honolulu.

Bulldogs coach Rick Stansbury said Bailey was seeking a transfer and had asked for and been granted a release from the team.

"I wish him the best as he moves on," Stansbury said in a statement. "He's worked extremely hard for us during his time here. Elgin has had to deal with some very tough injuries, but he's worked very hard to get to where he is now. Wherever he ends up, I hope he's able to have a lot of success."

Bailey, a junior, has averaged 5.8 points and 4.3 rebounds in 12 games this season.

Sidney, a highly touted McDonald's All-American, sat out all of last season while awaiting clearance from the NCAA due to eligibility issues.