Through Actions Not Words, Izzo Quiets Concerns
That he intends to open up likely means he has nothing to hide.
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That he intends to open up likely means he has nothing to hide.
Lavigne had a hard time believing Izzo was telling the truth.
"Looking back at the way sexual assault allegations have been handled by your basketball program, do you have any regrets?"
He was less declarative than his counterpart.
"I think that the athletic department wanted to keep control over that information."
He misspoke while addressing a sensitive topic, and he paid the price for it on social media.
Lynn Raisman was not at all impressed with Izzo's comments in regard to the Larry Nassar case.
After watching the Spartans beat Maryland, he decided he had to come see them play in person.
These words were heartfelt. They were meaningful.
The Spartans will play the Wolverines in this season's only guaranteed matchup at the Breslin Center, where Michigan has won just twice in two decades.
There's a reason Bridges hasn't yet grasped the message.
They may not have to wait until next season.
It's been an underwhelming season thus far for Bridges, even as No. 2 Michigan State has lived up to its potential.
The Irish were blown out by the Spartans on Thursday night at the Breslin Center.
Spartans coach Tom Izzo was left hoping it wasn't the only time his team might see the Blue Devils this year.
The biggest thing Kansas coach Bill Self wants to change about the Champions Classic is his record.
Tom Izzo has one of his most talented and deepest teams in two-plus decades at Michigan State.
They also agreed on this: Watch out for a healthy Reggie Jackson.
Michigan State coach Tom Izzo says he's disappointed and sad about the scandal that has shaken up college basketball.
"Has (Spartans coach Tom) Izzo ever had this much talent? Miles Bridges is a motherf*****. I don't know their schedule. But I bet they don't lose more than two Big Ten games."
Expanded to the top 20 and the Big Ten pulls in front with six — Indiana (6), Illinois (11), Ohio State (12), Michigan State (13), Michigan (14), Maryland (17).
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Izzo and the Spartans came into the tournament as a No. 9 seed with little to no fanfare, but are proving yet again that they can never be counted out in March.
Tom Izzo, as usual, is taking Michigan State to the NCAA Tournament.
