He sounds OLD in that article. And that's good for the rest of the teams in the BIG because it means he's not adapting.
It makes me wonder where he gets it. I mean, the reason he makes 100 times what an average person makes isn't because he's put in his dues, it's because he works in an industry where he can produce a ton of revenue/value, and he's very good at what he does. Which is exactly why those young kids can make a lot of money. And they might go on to make 10 times MORE what even the best of them make now, in only a few years. Is he going to tell all sports leagues that those young'ns make too much?
Granted, I don't know the context for the article --maybe he said something that made sense in the interview, and it got taken out of context. I like Izzo --he's been the best coach in the league for a long, long time, and had a FF as recently as 2019, but it does seem to me he's behind the curve since the seismic changes.
It'll be interesting to see what the next few years are like at MSU.