Tom Izzo breaks out his accordion for annual holiday radio show

Key Highlights

• “These things are special.
• I don’t care who you are or what you like; it’s fun to do stuff when people say, ‘Remember when.’ It means a lot to me.
• Thank God it means something to my players still and thank God it means a lot to my former players.”What made this year’s radio show unique, compared to those in the past, is that senior guard Nick Sanders played the piano while Izzo played the accordion. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementSanders has been playing the piano since he was four years old, because his mom ‘forced’ him and his siblings to play.
• Sanders has been at the holiday radio show all four years of his MSU career and it was on Tuesday when the son of Detroit Lions legend Barry Sanders was told he’d be taking center stage.“It was nice,” Sanders said about playing at the radio show on Wednesday.
• ‘Coach had talked to me about it for a few years now.