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Coming off the bench Sunday for the first time all season, senior guard Brandon Wood responded to head coach Tom Izzo’s challenge by scoring nine points, collecting four rebounds and handing out four helpers.
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Michigan State's Draymond Green joins "The Pulse" crew to talk about snapping a three-game losing streak to rival Michigan and how far he thinks this Spartans team can go in March
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First place in the Big Ten men’s basketball race could be up for grabs on Saturday when No. 12 MSU heads to No. 3 Ohio State for a 6 p.m. tip. But first, both teams need to get by their midweek games, including MSU’s (18-5 overall, 7-3 Big Ten) matchup against Penn State (10-14, 2-9) tonight (6:30 p.m., Big Ten Network).
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Tom Izzo's intuition + clunky stats > accurate stats
Izzo's intuition is fed by an extremely thorough video scouting and analysis process. The kinds of data he gets behind the scenes are probably much more sophisticated than basic four factor numbers.
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East Lansing You probably recognize the look. I do. Tom Izzo does. Draymond Green does. Diligently and not so subtly, the Spartans are getting the look back, the one we know well. It has been on display most of the season, but now they're determined to club people over the head with it.
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As the Spartans’ Mr. Everything this season, Green is scoring 14.8 points and grabbing a conference-leading 10.5 rebounds per game to go along with his assists. However, Izzo said maybe the most impressive thing Green has done for MSU this season is turn a group full of newcomers and a first-year point guard into one of the best passing teams in the Big Ten.
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Draymond Green is focused on the present, but that doesn’t mean he hasn’t thought about his future. The senior forward, like anybody who’s played basketball their entire life, hopes to be playing in the NBA in the near future. So, when he’s not practicing or preparing for the next opponent, Green studies guys who could one day be his peers. “I watch a lot of basketball,” Green said after practice Monday.
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