Posted: 7:42 PM Mar 5, 2012
Reporter: Associated Press

EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) -- Michigan State's Tom Izzo says the loss to Ohio State was his toughest in 17 seasons as a head coach.
Izzo was still somber Monday, a day after the Spartans lost to the Buckeyes and had to settle for a share of the Big Ten title. Izzo says he'll take every second of his 24-hour rule to feel pain before moving on to the next task.
The eighth-ranked Spartans will be the top-seeded team at the conference tournament in Indianapolis. They'll play the winner of the Iowa-Illinois game on Friday without a key starter.
Izzo says standout freshman Branden Dawson, who tore a ligament in his left knee in Sunday's setback to Ohio State, will need surgery and is expected to need about six months to recover.

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