East Lansing — When it comes to Tyson Walker, it’s probably best for everyone to take a deep breath.
That’s true for Walker, too, Michigan State’s junior point guard who transferred during the offseason from Northeastern with hefty expectations to revive a Spartans offense that was a mess most of last season.
It was clear through a pair of exhibition games and the season-opener against No. 3 Kansas that Walker hadn’t yet taken that breath himself, unsure at times of when to distribute, when to shoot and when to put his foot on the gas.