Tom Izzo opens up to Stephen A. Smith on Michigan State, NIL, and Draymond Green's future
February 20, 2023
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as posted by the channelStephen A. Smith Speaks with Michigan State Basketball Coach Tom Izzo about the importance of continuing to lead through a tragedy.
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11 claims extractedMass shooting statistics and Michigan State incident
Societal division and lack of unity on violence
Politics prioritized over addressing violence
Children forced to participate in active shooter drills
Colleges lack life skills education and accountability
Reduced accountability rules harm young people
College sports structural problems with NIL and transfers
Transfer portal teaches kids to quit when facing adversity
NCAA lacks leadership and understanding of coaching realities
Ten to fifteen percent of coaches are bad people
Adversity and maturity can improve character and perspective
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