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mlive.com —  When Tom Izzo talks, players listen. Right now, MSU's head coach wants to remind his team that, just like with investments, past performance does not guarantee future results read more »
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freep.com —  MSU has won a lot of games. They’ve continued to have great success on the road in conference play for the second straight year. They’re not that different from the team that got to the title game a year ago. read more »
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slamonline.com —  UConn and UNC’s likely Tourney absences marks a key opportunity for Michigan State.
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spartannation.com —  Or should I say, what has happened to the Michigan State basketball team?! This team is ‘off ‘ now in almost every phase of the game, and it is painful thing to watch. If we look at the recently played Purdue game, it gives us good insight into what is happening to this program, and it reveals a microcosm of the problems they have had this year. read more »
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spartannation.com —  Winning College Basketball programs know their identity. They know who they are, what they want to do, and why they want to do it their way. Establishing a program identity begins with a Head Coach, but extends through the player’s locker room to include the entirety of a program’s support staff. It’s no coincidence that the nation’s best programs just happen to be the ones with the strongest identities. read more »
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detnews.com —  There can be no excuses for Michigan State's football program in 2010 as coach Mark Dantoino enters his fourth season. After a lackluster 6-7 campaign in 2009, school officials and fans should demand more from Dantonio, his staff and players. read more »
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mlive.com —  It was a news conference four floors up in Spartan Stadium intended for a review of the 2009 football season, but Mark Dantonio did his best to make it about 2010 and a program pushing the "up" button once again. read more »
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enlightenedspartan.blogspot.com —  How does it feel to be a Michigan State football fan compared to others? Who else is like us? read more »
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freep.com —  The proper way to evaluate 2009 might not come until the end of the 2010 season. At that time, MSU will have played four seasons under Dantonio, will have fielded a team consisting primarily of players he recruited and possibly will have come to terms with the most effective way to handle players involved in negative behavior off the field. read more »
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msuspartans.com —  With 2009 coming to a close, Seth Davis of Sports Illustrated took a look back at the highlights and lowlights of the last decade, and named Michigan State the Best School. read more »
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theonlycolors.com —  Dantonio has rebuilt MSU’s program slowly, steadily, solidly—fostering more consistent and fundamental play, and building a strong foundation through exceptional in-state (and Midwest) recruiting. read more »
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freep.com —  Mark Dantonio has a problem. But it’s not controversial running back Glenn Winston, who just got kicked off the Michigan State football team. This is bigger than Winston, bigger than any one player. read more »
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mlive.com —  "When you look back at this season if you're a Spartans fan, and if you're Mark Dantonio, you're disappointed. I still am a supporter of Mark Dantonio. In his third year, I think we were all hoping for a little bit more." read more »
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mlive.com —  All the issues, both offensively and defensively fall on the shoulders of Mark Dantonio. My personal opinion is that he has done a very respectable job his first three years here and I still believe he is the right coach for MSU. read more »
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jollygreengiants.wordpress.com —  All the issues, both offensively and defensively fall on the shoulders of Mark Dantonio. My personal opinion is that he has done a very respectable job his first three years here and I still believe he is the right coach for MSU. read more »
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