I’m curious if Fran has been helping or hurting some of his higher potential players. Over the past couple years he seems to be pumping the breaks on players that is fans can see have great potential.
Everyone could see that Keegan should have been starting as a freshman yet he limited him and started connnor at the 4.
Last year you could argued that Kris should have been starting and playing more minutes.
This year it seems like Bowen has the potential to be the best PG iowa has had in a long time yet he goes long stretches without getting to play.
Maybe this plan is working as I feel like some of the guys with high potential that did start right away never really improved throughout the years. Cook, weezy, jbo, moss. All these guys started right away and in my mind never really got to that next level to bring the program to a new level. Are the players better off playing a bit and messing up and getting benched and watching and learning from it?
The only guy that started a majority of his freshman year and improved was the peacock and well he’s the peacock for a reason. And I’d argue his improvement was the work he put in
Everyone could see that Keegan should have been starting as a freshman yet he limited him and started connnor at the 4.
Last year you could argued that Kris should have been starting and playing more minutes.
This year it seems like Bowen has the potential to be the best PG iowa has had in a long time yet he goes long stretches without getting to play.
Maybe this plan is working as I feel like some of the guys with high potential that did start right away never really improved throughout the years. Cook, weezy, jbo, moss. All these guys started right away and in my mind never really got to that next level to bring the program to a new level. Are the players better off playing a bit and messing up and getting benched and watching and learning from it?
The only guy that started a majority of his freshman year and improved was the peacock and well he’s the peacock for a reason. And I’d argue his improvement was the work he put in