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3 weeks ago |
mlive.com | Neil Blake
ATLANTA - It was a tough night for the Spartans in Atlanta, but as the lights turned off at State Farm Arena, there was still a sense of hope for the future from a group of guys (and their coach) who brought Michigan State basketball back to banners and deep tournament runs. “In 30 years, I’m not sure I’ve ever been prouder of a team,” Izzo said. Here’s one last look at some of our photos from this past weekend, or click here for the full 60 photo gallery.
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3 weeks ago |
mlive.com | Neil Blake
ATLANTA — For weeks, the overarching narrative on this Michigan State basketball team was how connected they were. Head coach Tom Izzo was dead set on getting back to a Final Four and his players told him they wanted it even more than he did. But the dream came crashing down Sunday night when the Spartans fell to No. 1 seed Auburn 70-64. Players and coaches held each other close in a somber locker room in Atlanta. Video below.
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3 weeks ago |
mlive.com | Neil Blake
ATLANTA — Tre Holloman spoke through the sobs. The Michigan State junior guard - who averages just over nine points per game - apologized and fought through the tears after going 0 for 10 against No. 1 seed Auburn in the Spartans 70-64 loss in the Elite 8. “I wish I could have showed up big for my team today,” Holloman said sitting in front of his locker. “I’m just sorry, man. I just felt like I let my team down. “I’m proud of my guys for fighting the whole 40 minutes.
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3 weeks ago |
mlive.com | Neil Blake
ATLANTA – Michigan State and Auburn have a brief moment to rest and retool after their Sweet 16 wins. Both teams were back in the building on Saturday to practice and talk shop with the media. Both locker rooms were open and the players were relaxed as they fielded basketball questions and the occasional question geared for Tiktok fans. Many players killed time on their phones as the reporters made their rounds.
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3 weeks ago |
mlive.com | Neil Blake
ATLANTA — The transfer portal has drawn the ire of the college basketball world all week. But for Michigan’s Danny Wolf, that portal changed his life. For Michigan’s Danny Wolf, this past year in Ann Arbor was “the greatest year of my life.”It most likely is Wolf’s only year in Ann Arbor as head coach Dusty May expects his center to be playing in the NBA next season.
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