Hard to say. Think will have one by end of September/ beginning of October. Will find out about other prospects in that time frame as well.
Hopefully he gains an inch or two. And gives Iowa a solid role player.
The last couple of classes and last year's portal additions include some upgrades in athleticism, but a couple of tough, highly athletic perimeter players could move the ceiling on what Iowa BB has become.
If u look at ISU. They seem to have 4 guys on their roster year in and year out. While Iowa maybe has one or none.
I don't care two shits about what ISU has on there team. Go over to their board then.
Has the prototypical look of a Hawkeye shooting guard under Fran.
I thought he looked like Patrick McCaffery
Looks white. As in Aaron White. Long limbed quick jumper. He even runs with hunched shoulders too. Hope he has Aaron’s ball instincts.
Highlights show a very well rounded player with good size. I think the Aaron White comparison is a good one, but can't judge whether he has White's motor, toughness, and instincts. Fran sure is attracting a lot of PFs. As long as he is the only 4 taken in this class, he looks like a very good addition.
I get tired of his constant negativity about the Hawks. Fran doesn't participate in pay-for-play like ISU. Makes it harder to bring in top portal players. That said, I think he brought in two very athletic players in Traore and Thelwell. That said, watch video of Tadjo, he looks athletic, powerful and long.
When talking about White's toughness, I always wondered what % of his points came on either dunks or free throws after trying to get to the hole for a dunk. He was a bulldozer.
Let him be him
. My point was teams that make it past the first weekend or day of the tournament. Have lots of strong guards.White developed an attitude over his college career that also carried over into playing for some top overseas professional teams. By his senior year, White's aggressiveness was incredible. One of my favorite all-time Hawkeyes.
Having watched some videos, I certainly wouldn’t call him “under athletic” by any stretch.
I am relaxed. Use to be a type "A" personality. Over seven years of retirement I am fairly mellow. But after giving that fricking game away last weekend to the clowns, the last thing I want to hear is how Iowa should do what ISU does in anything.
The greatest generation is my grandparents generation. They actually knew about sacrifice and trying to make things better for future generations.
I am a baby boomer, and would agree that the two generations before me were the greatest generations in the United States, in most respects (except maybe equal rights). I think my generation was the beginning of the entitlement society that IMO got even worse the next generation. I am hopeful that a larger number of the young people today have started to turn that around.
You are disrespectful and do not have a clue about what you are talking about.
None?
No where did I say the greatest generation bonehead. I said I wouldn't trade my generation. I worked hard all my life, didn't ask for anything, I earned it. I maxed out on my SS tax for over 25 years so the money I receive has been earned. I have paid my share of taxes and been generous with my time and wealth for charity. Not sure how that makes me a whiny bitch.
If someone is working for a company, other than maybe odd jobs, yard work, or criminal activities, 7.65% of their wages, up to a maximum, is being deducted for social security and Medicare. It will show up as FICA on the paystub.
With his size, I am surprised Ahneman isn't being more highly recruited.Interesting that Luka Garza just happened to be in town the weekend Ahneman visited. Just a coincidence I’m sure.
Kinda small. Unless he has really good ball handling ability. Would be tough to see him as a big ten player.
It's 'their' genius, and you should care about being the second best college basketball program in a small state.
and you wonder why you get lumped in with Curtis
