Tyson Walker shows promise. Coaches and teammates know he can give more

Things finally felt natural for a moment. Tyson Walker took a pass with 15 seconds left in Friday night’s first half against Western Michigan and brought the ball up the court. Behind him, on Michigan State basketball’s bench, coach Tom Izzo barked for his new point guard to start the final-shot offense. Marcus Bingham Jr. came to the top of the key, and Walker took dribbles to his left. Sensing the defender backing off, he crossed the ball over between his legs, rose, and fired. Swish. Buzzer. And an energetic hand-slap from A.J. Hoggard.

Source: Detroit Free Press