DES MOINES, Iowa (97.1 The Ticket) -- No. 2-seed Michigan State got off to a bit of a rocky start in its opening round game Thursday against 15th-seeded Bradley.
The Spartans trailed the Braves 35-34 at halftime, leaving some fans wondering if they might be seeing a repeat of their loss to 15-seed Middle Tennessee State in 2016.
MSU went on a 10-0 run early in the second half, but head coach Tom Izzo still wasn't happy. In fact, he was furious with freshman Aaron Henry, who missed a defensive switch and left a Bradley player wide-open for a 3-pointer.
Even though the shot was missed, Izzo let Henry hear it when he was coming off the court for a timeout.
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— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) March 21, 2019Junior point guard Cassius Winston attempted to settle his coach down as they began the timeout.
Izzo discussed the incident while addressing the media after the game:





