Michigan State basketball’s 2023-24 season began with a disappointing loss to James Madison, a team that captured attention throughout the college basketball season. Despite this setback, coach Tom Izzo is hopeful that the Spartans will have a better outcome this season. The team is set to start their 2024-25 season with a game against Niagara from the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference on Nov. 7.
The Spartans’ disappointing start to the season has left many fans questioning whether Izzo has lost his touch as a coach. However, Izzo remains confident in his team and believes that they have what it takes to turn things around and have a successful season. In an interview after the loss to James Madison, Izzo said, “We’re not where we want to be right now, but we still have time to get there.”
As the Spartans prepare for their next game against Niagara, they are focused on improving their offense and defense. Izzo has been working with the team on new strategies and plays to help them become more efficient on both sides of the ball. He also emphasized the importance of communication and chemistry among his players, saying, “When we play together as a team, we can accomplish great things.”
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