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Michigan State freshman Aaron Henry was the victim of one of the more over-the-top coaching tirades from Tom Izzo, which led to a lot of questions about whether Izzo went too far.

On Friday, Henry offered some clarification regarding his relationship with his coach, and it doesn’t sound like a bad one despite what viewers saw during Thursday’s first round game.

For better or worse, it’s the kind of treatment players seem to expect and have grown comfortable with coming from coaches like Izzo. Henry, it seems, is not going to complain about it, and as far as he’s concerned, the issue appears to be settled.

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