Star freshmen take the spotlight, but the elder Michigan State shines
Harris should be appreciated, after Tuesday, as as much of an All-America candidate as Randle, Parker or Wiggins. Freshmen of Randle, Parker and Wiggins'


Harris should be appreciated, after Tuesday, as as much of an All-America candidate as Randle, Parker or Wiggins.
Freshmen of Randle, Parker and Wiggins' ilk are exotic creatures. They are specimens to be scouted by roving packs of NBA personnel guys, and celebrated by the rest of us -- because how can you not enjoy having them around? But the norm, as it always will be, is a kid who needs a few seasons before he can flourish. And the best team in college basketball, right now, is one that needed time to grow up.
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LUKE WINN
Luke Winn joined Sports Illustrated in 2002 as a web producer and is now a senior writer. He primarily covers college basketball, but has written about baseball, the Olympics and more.