Looking more decimated today. Not that you don’t have great talent coming in, but in terms of what you actually return.
2022-23 Big Ten Basketball Rosters and Returning minutes
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Gotta reload, am I right? The goal is to send guys to the league and replace them, so I hope Kofi makes it! It’s a rebuilding year, for sure, but I’m just happy to be back at the spot where our “rebuilding year” teams aren’t bad.
Jebus you wouldn’t cut it as an Iowa fan….we just had a rebuilding year and won 26 games, the B10 Tournament, and we’re sending a guy to the league and there’s idiots here who want to fire the coach!
Yeah the Geronimo news seems surprising. With Race, a 5* and a 4* forward coming back and likely TJD as well I figured Geronimo was the most likely to exit.
REALLY impressive work OP! Great job!
So, am I reading that information correctly? Minny and OSU have almost no one coming back?
That would be correct--although Minnesota returns their best player and they've already brought in 2 of the better transfers so far. Minnesota's issue was they barely played anyone to begin with. Their starting 5 had to have all averaged close to 35 minutes a game. OSU also is waiting on Malki Branham's NBA decision--some mocks have him mid first round though so I'd guess he likely stays in the draft, but we will see.
I'll also give a disclaimer that while I believe these to be all up to date--there's a good chance I miss things here or there.
Ah. I saw something about it a week or 2 ago, thought it was a quote from Dickinson.
OP this is a great idea. Thank you, you are always killing it on basketball threads 💯
however I wish Iowa had some more updates on this thread :/
however I wish Iowa had some more updates on this thread :/
Johnny Davis said he would have voted for Kofi. Personally I would have voted for Keegan.
Interesting.....as Sgt. Schultz would say, "I KNOW NOTHING" when it comes to the NBA draft and I would have guessed this young man though talented....was not ready. That said, I keep hearing about drafting on potential and if we looked that up in the dictionary, this kids picture would be there.
Yeah the NBA draft can be kind of weird--both Diabate and Houston were top 20 recruits in last year's class and likely had the expectation to be 1 and dones. They both definitely did not improve their stock this past year with their play though.
Diabate is certainly talented, but let's not judge him by his game against us last season, when, like so many players in the past, he had a career night.
Hopefully both Houstan and Diabate get favorable draft grades and hit the draft. All for it!!
played about 8 minutes a game but was expected to be a bigger role player next year.
Except Michigan St, Purdue and Indiana--I guess we are in the same company of some of the best basketball brands in the conference.
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