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Michigan State basketball's Steven Izzo, son of coach Tom Izzo, scored his first collegiate points in a 73-55 win over Rutgers on Sunday.
With the game in hand and 54.3 seconds remaining, fifth-year walk-on senior Steven Izzo, son of Spartans head coach Tom Izzo, checked in. The 5-foot-8, 150-pound guard had never scored in 43 ...
However, MSU answered, going on a 19–0 run to put the game away. The win halted the Spartans two-game losing streak. Late in the game, Steven Izzo, Tom Izzo's son and fifth-year walk-on, was able to score his first points as a Spartans making a basket while getting fouled and sinking the free throw.
As a walk-on and son of coach Tom Izzo, Steven, a 5-8 guard, is a fan favorite. Spartan fans have watched him grow up around the program and were thrilled when he scored his first points in a game ...
With Izzo 1–0 in championship games and the Spartans 2–0 all-time, North Carolina scored more points than any team had ever scored in the first half of an NCAA championship game, scoring 55 and blowing out the Spartans 89–72, marking the Spartans first ever loss in the national championship game.
In 1998, MSU's record in conference improved to 13–3 and Izzo won the first of his 10 regular-season Big Ten championships. 1998 also saw Michigan State begin a streak of 25 straight NCAA Tournament appearances, which is the 2nd longest current streak among Division I teams. Izzo has a record of 54–23 in the NCAA Tournament.
Steven hasn't played much throughout his college career, and he hasn't scored in a regular season game for the Spartans. Although these points came in an exhibition game, it clearly didn't make ...
The 124-point total was the most ever scored by Tennessee in a regular season game. Tennessee's 34 assists also set a school record and its 16 3-pointers tied another. On January 10, 2010, Tennessee defeated the #1 ranked Kansas Jayhawks in Knoxville, 74–68. This was the first time that Tennessee defeated a #1 ranked team at Thompson–Boling ...