Michigan State’s Jase Richardson sees game like 10-year vet; prodigy ready for NCAA moment

ATLANTA—Hehitthegymassoonashecould.That’showitiswhenashootermissesmoreshotsthanthey’reusedtomissing.It’saboutfeel,andJaseRichardsonwantedtomakesurehehadn’tlosthis.  Notthathetrulybelievedit.Buthedidn’twanttotakeanychances.Notaftergoing1-for-10SundaynightinClevelandduringMichiganState’ssecond-roundgameagainstNewMexico.  Notaftermissingallfiveofhis3-pointattempts.NotaftermissinghisfirstcoupleofshotsagainstBryantFridaynightintheSpartans’firstroundgame,whenRichardsonbarelygrazedtherim.  “Ihadn’tseenthat,”saidhiscoach,TomIzzo.  So,yeah,thegym.Richardsoncouldn’twaittogetbackinit.  AndwhenhegottoMSU’spracticefacilitythispastMonday,afteralate-nightbusridebackfromCleveland,hegrabbedaball,letitsettleinhishands,andhoistedshotaftershotaftershot.  Hundredsofthem.  “GotupasmanyasIcould,”RichardsonsaidThursdayaheadofMSU’spracticeatStateFarmArena.“Justtogetmyfeelbackalittl