Joe appears to have stumbled, recovers, and then he gets up and blocks the shot, he takes the ball for himself, and then takes it the other way for a dunk. I know you see this type of Iowa defense all the time, but just wanted to point it out
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Hawk fans, once again, are duped into thinking the arrival of a top recruit will somehow change the systemic issues with Fran Ball.
Prepare for a major letdown next year.
Yet coaches and programs are committing all kinds of impermissible acts to get top recruits because they don’t make a difference?
This in no way negates what I said.
Not coaching this horrid
You are claiming that talent does not trump coaching. I’m claiming that it can and that’s the principal reason for player acquisition corruption. The proof is in the pudding.
OK fine.
Several 5 star recruits over the course of a few seasons will definitely improve a team with a coach who still may be a good teacher of basketball.
One 4 star recruit to a team with a coach who can't teach basketball will not.
It’s one more four star, top 50 player than we had but there will be no improvement if our ‘core’ 6 players return too? That’s an IF too.
4 returning starters and two highly touted recruits came this year.
And look what happened.
2. Surely Fran is no dummy. He surely realizes now he needs to abandon his philosophy for something new. He may do this, and his new direction might very well be successful. .
This should sound familiar, it's what we said of KFz a few years ago. He didn't really change, though his 2015 team caught lightening in a bottle. He was never really in danger and as such, not real motivated to change... for the same reason; an untouchable contract.
The great news is ...they have taken there lumps and next year will be better. And with the incoming talent the next couple of years will make it better for years to come.
I suggest you bookmark your posts here for next year. You’re overwrought with you desire to be negative. Fran’s style rubs some the wrong way. But other than this year, his teams have slightly overachieved national preseason prognostications every year. That’s not overly optimistic- just fact. 2 more touted recruits coming in next year and these to the backcourt. Yes, I’m counting CM because he was obviously not able to play to his potential with illness/injury. Yes, I do expect some adjustments. But Moss playing next year anything like he did at the end in the last 2 minutes @MN gives a major improvement already.4 returning starters and two highly touted recruits came this year.
And look what happened.
I love so of the so called Iowa fans ........who else can take a positive and turn it into a negative! If we were receiving no talent I could see reason for complaining. Here's the way I look at it .....most of the time freshman and sophomores spend there time leaning from the bench ....why..... because they are not ready to play Div. 1 basketball. So why are we surprised at the tough year! The great news is ...they have taken there lumps and next year will be better. And with the incoming talent the next couple of years will make it better for years to come. My guess is we wont be hearing much from some of the complainers moving forward. Unless of coarse there complaining we should be winning more than 25 games!
A four star top 50 recruit, replacing a former walk-on won't help? This is your claim?OK fine.
Several 5 star recruits over the course of a few seasons will definitely improve a team with a coach who still may be a good teacher of basketball.
One 4 star recruit to a team with a coach who can't teach basketball will not.
Joe will be a great get for our program, possibly lead the team in scoring, and next year we rip through the BIG with a top three finish. The Negativites can be quiet for once.
I don't think any player" creates his own shot." Tired of hearing that phrase.Let's reword it.I detect sarcasm, but at the same time maybe hope. At any rate, my biggest fear is at the B1G level, Weiskamp will just be another in a long line of players that have good offensive skill, but can't create their own shot. These type of players really need to be playing with a drive & kick PG, in my opinion.
What you really mean is(1) he's from an Iowa high school, and (2) he's white.OK fine.
Several 5 star recruits over the course of a few seasons will definitely improve a team with a coach who still may be a good teacher of basketball.
One 4 star recruit to a team with a coach who can't teach basketball will not.
How do you figure that players don't create their own shots?I don't think any player" creates his own shot." Tired of hearing that phrase.Let's reword it.
I don't think any player" creates his own shot." Tired of hearing that phrase.Let's reword it.
Right and @IamHawkeye just said that no player does this which I am confused aboutI think he means drive to the hole for layup or drive and pull for a jumper or floater without anyone on the assist
In other words creating your own space for a decent shot