What Each MSU Player Needs to Improve to Win a Championship
About this episode
The episode discusses the improvements needed by MSU players to win a championship, focusing on off-season development and the impact of injuries.
The biggest strides most college players make are in the off season when they can work on specific parts of their game or conditioning. We’ve definitely seen that process at MSU where players radically improve between seasons. Other times, we’ve seen players just get stuck because of a string of injuries in the summers. The most notable of recent years was Travis Trice who never was healthy for summer until after his Junior season. And he came back as a force we could hardly recognize for a spectacular Senior campaign and NCAA Tournament run.
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