Tom Izzo is one of the most, if not the most decorated and respected college basketball coaches of all time and his impact with the Michigan State Spartans has lasted for over three decades in the head coaching role.
Unfortunately, and everyone from fans to analysts to former players know, Izzo will not be able to coach for the Spartans forever and prepare them for games like Indiana, at some point he will have to retire.
With that day coming closer every season MSU needs to be keeping a cautionary eye out for a new head coach when the need arises, and one solution could be in former Spartan star Draymond Green.
Green, who has had a storied career in the NBA, was recently asked about the possibility, and his response will be listed below with a short summary further down.
What Draymond Green Said About A Possible Coaching Position
A Short Summary
The first question that Green answered in the Q&A was the loaded inquiry about him coaching for the Spartans, and while he had to take a moment, his answer came quick and confident.
First And Foremost: No Matter Who, The Coach Must Be Spartan True
Before talking about himself the emphasis was on the future coach no matter who took over, where he stated that the team must find a coach with strong Spartan ties…