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Tom Izzo updates health of Michigan State’s roster coming out of rough stretch in B1G play
By Paul Harvey
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Tom Izzo is looking to get Michigan State’s season stabilized heading toward the end of January. Fortunately, it sounds like the Spartan roster is going to be in a much healthier position moving forward.
On Tuesday, Izzo updated the litany of health issues going on with the Spartans. After battling a stomach virus, Izzo says Tyson Walker is back to around 90%. Izzo also maintains hope that Malik Hall will be able to return to practice a little bit while continuing to battle his foot injury.
Izzo also commented on the extra benefit of a day off to rest following a grueling stretch for Michigan State.
Izzo says Tyson Walker is back to about 90% after his stomach virus. Hoping to get him back to practice, and also hopes Malik Hall “will be able to practice a little bit. That will be big.”
— Chris Solari (@chrissolari) January 24, 2023
Izzo adds MSU “is in a pretty good spot” now with health and getting a day off
— Matt Charboneau (@mattcharboneau) January 24, 2023
The Spartans have gone 1-3 in their past 4 games after previously riding a 7-game winning streak. Michigan State did have an impressive upset of Rutgers and a one-point loss to Purdue in that stretch but has fallen to 5-4 in league play.
For now, the Spartans are 1 of 9 B1G teams with at least 3 losses in league play while Purdue leads the pack. We’ll see if Michigan State can get things turned around with an improved health status moving forward.
Paul is a lifelong fan and student of all things college football. He has been covering college football since 2017 and the B1G since 2018.