Coaches No One Wants To Face Finally Face Each Other
If your teams are already back in class, you could do worse than adopt Izzo and the seventh-seeded Michigan State Spartans.
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If your teams are already back in class, you could do worse than adopt Izzo and the seventh-seeded Michigan State Spartans.
It may not have been the start that the Spartans wanted, but the sluggish first few minutes of their Sweet 16 game against Oklahoma could be blamed on a couple of funny men.
The two coaches have four national championships, 15 Final Four appearances and 98 tournament wins between them.
Police officers dressed in riot gear made three arrests following a rowdy celebration after Michigan State's Sweet 16 win over Oklahoma in the NCAA basketball tournament.
Counted out for nearly done in February, the Tom Izzo-coached Spartans are instead headed to the Elite Eight for the second straight year and fourth time since 2009.
It's times like this when all the frustration seems worth it to Tom Izzo.
Michigan State head coach Tom Izzo is a top 5 college coach in the nation.
Michigan State has won at least 11 games in four of the last five seasons and has ended each of the last four seasons with bowl game wins.
Buddy Hield's game-changing play against Dayton offered a snapshot of what he has become in clutch situations.
When Tom Izzo walked into the media room at the Breslin Center, the place was already full of reporters who had been listening to football coach Mark Dantonio's briefing about the start of spring practice.
So when Michigan got decent and then fantastic for a bit it was officially on.
Macgarrett Kings and Delton Williams are not on Michigan State's football roster at the start of spring practice.
Michigan State athletics have simply been dominating the state over the past half decade.
Travis Trice scored 23 points, and Michigan State knocked second-seeded Virginia out of the NCAA Tournament for the second straight year, 60-54 on Sunday.
Michigan State did enough to hang on, showing at least glimpses of the experience from playing in 18 straight NCAA Tournaments.
