Michigan State’s Kenny Goins turned down scholarship offers from smaller schools to fulfill his dream of playing for the Spartans
Kenny Goins decided that he wanted to attend Michigan State at the age of 5, when he went to a Spartans basketball game and snapped a photograph of Magic Johnson from atop his dad’s shoulders. His family laughed at his proclamation, but at that moment, Goins insisted with absolute certainty that his future would bring him back to East Lansing.
So when the time came for Goins to apply to the school, his family joined a club that includes about 45 million people in this country: They took out a loan. That would seem to make...
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