I suspect you are correct. That said, I think it’s interesting that through most of the Fran era, we’ve almost always had a dominant scorer — guys like Keegan, Garza, White, Jok, Uthoff, Gatens, etc. (Not coincidentally, most of those guys were first-team All-B1G.) In fact, I think the only years when we’ve had a more balanced attack is when Cook, Bohannon, and Garza played together.My prediction is the scoring will be more balanced this year--that will especially be true if we land Aimaq.
I thought we were in trouble this year. Fran proved me wrong. We, as usual underperformed in the Big Dance, but the rest of the season was a pleasant surprise. Because of that, I won’t eat crow back to back years and hope for the best. 😬No one? We don’t have 3? Or a sixth man? Guys, we’re in trouble.
Big 3 could look different if we get Aimaq. But smart money says that Perkins, Patrick and Kris would be our Big 3 with Sandfort as our 6th man.
Kris and Patrick I hope will be in that 15-19 ppg range each. Hope Perkins continues to improve--if he develops his 3 point jump shot that will only make him more tough to guard since he's so dynamic off the dribble.
My prediction is the scoring will be more balanced this year--that will especially be true if we land Aimaq.
Think it's down to us, Tech, Houston, and Washington for Aimaq. Tom said he talked with someone last night that said Iowa is in a really good spot with him but there is a concern that someone comes in with a major NIL deal.I just don't see us landing Aimaq ...(competing against Arizona and Texas among others) ...but I like Jake Stephens a lot and feel he could provide just as much impact in Fran's system.
Perkins shot %32 from 3 so its not like he was bad.Big 3 could look different if we get Aimaq. But smart money says that Perkins, Patrick and Kris would be our Big 3 with Sandfort as our 6th man.
Kris and Patrick I hope will be in that 15-19 ppg range each. Hope Perkins continues to improve--if he develops his 3 point jump shot that will only make him more tough to guard since he's so dynamic off the dribble.
My prediction is the scoring will be more balanced this year--that will especially be true if we land Aimaq.
I expect Kris to be the go to guy next year.I suspect you are correct. That said, I think it’s interesting that through most of the Fran era, we’ve almost always had a dominant scorer — guys like Keegan, Garza, White, Jok, Uthoff, Gatens, etc. (Not coincidentally, most of those guys were first-team All-B1G.) In fact, I think the only years when we’ve had a more balanced attack is when Cook, Bohannon, and Garza played together.
And Iowa was not going to try that?Think it's down to us, Tech, Houston, and Washington for Aimaq. Tom said he talked with someone last night that said Iowa is in a really good spot with him but there is a concern that someone comes in with a major NIL deal.
Stephens is a complete unknown as to where we are right now.
The way Fran talked in the radio interview he did last week, it seemed like most of the NIL money is being funneled towards football. I'd hope donors come in with some nice offers for him, but I have no idea what they even have available.And Iowa was not going to try that?
For cripesake who sponsors the court in CHA? I’m pretty sure they have deep pockets.The way Fran talked in the radio interview he did last week, it seemed like most of the NIL money is being funneled towards football. I'd hope donors come in with some nice offers for him, but I have no idea what they even have available.
Do people think the schools are the ones funding NIL stuff? It's donors and businesses--I know Iowa is working on getting a collective together like many other schools have. But most of the NIL deals we're discussing is like Arkansas getting players in contact with the Waltons and Tyson. Money doesn't magically grow on trees--it has to come from somewhere.
Call them up and tell them to cut Fardaws a deal? I don't know what else to tell you. Tom talked about it in his podcast this week--there's a collective getting started but there is a significant booster population that wants nothing to do with paying players.For cripesake who sponsors the court in CHA? I’m pretty sure they have deep pockets.
I don't know what people think.The way Fran talked in the radio interview he did last week, it seemed like most of the NIL money is being funneled towards football. I'd hope donors come in with some nice offers for him, but I have no idea what they even have available.
Do people think the schools are the ones funding NIL stuff? It's donors and businesses--I know Iowa is working on getting a collective together like many other schools have. But most of the NIL deals we're discussing is like Arkansas getting players in contact with the Waltons and Tyson. Money doesn't magically grow on trees--it has to come from somewhere.
One of these guys needs to provide quality depth.Prospects - Mulvey, Dix, Bowen
If he develops the 3 a bit more he is going to be a lot to handle as his ability to drive is very good and he has that physical side to him. If he can drop some 3s the driving opens up even more for him.Perkins shot %32 from 3 so its not like he was bad.
He tried step back and off balanced shots too often IMO, when he shot with his feet set he was decent.