We have a brutal schedule.
We could 6 losses, easy. We could be out of the tourney before the BIG 10 starts.
We could 6 losses, easy. We could be out of the tourney before the BIG 10 starts.
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We could lose to OU, UConn/Cure, Iowa St, MSU, and Wisconsin.
Btw, I hate this Big 10 schedule. Play them a after Jan.
For the season, .500 in conference play, chance at post season play.We have a brutal schedule.
We could 6 losses, easy. We could be out of the tourney before the BIG 10 starts.
Pretty close to what I think. Anything less than 10-3 would be a little disappointing.There are 13 games before the New Year.
Six "easy" wins.
Of the remaining 7, I like IA to split in NYC, beat Pitt and UNI, lose to MSU. The other 2 are ISU and Wisconsin, both at home. I think on a neutral court, we lose to both, but I'll say we win 1 of those at Carver. That leaves us at 10-3 heading into 2019.
But yes, it's not out of the realm of possibility to lose 2 in NYC, lose to WI, ISU and MSU, then drop one of UNI/Pitt and be sitting at 7-6 counting down the days until spring football practice starts.
We have a brutal schedule.
We could 6 losses, easy. We could be out of the tourney before the BIG 10 starts.
If we can handle their 'bigs', we can beat Oregon. Cook, Garza and co. will have to take their A games. I'd use Pemsl and Kriener to go 'hack-a-shack' on Wooten and Okoro. They both are about 50% type foul shooters. I think Pritchard and little Bo are a toss up, but I think we have an advantage with Moss and Joey dubya. Hopefully will be a good game for us!Have to win at home. We need to beat Wisconsin and ISU at Carver. I have us for losses vs. Oregon (but beating UConn), and at Sparty. The Badgers and Cyclones are big games for Iowa's tourney chances. Hell a decent B1G team might have 8 or 9 losses in conference play with 20 games.
ThisIf you beIieve:
1. Each returning player has improved strength, better awareness and focus on defense, and motivation not to repeat last year.
2. Weiskamp greatly upgrades the Baer/Nunge/Wagner 3-spot from last year.
3. Cook takes the NBA advice, and improves several facets of his game.
4. Baer is the 6th man spark plug he used to be.
5. Bohannon, Moss, Daily, Baer all hit at about 40% from the arc.
6. The team plays as hard as it did against Michigan on a regular basis.
Then, 11-2, or 10-3 is very possible.
If you beIieve:
1. Each returning player has improved strength, better awareness and focus on defense, and motivation not to repeat last year.
2. Weiskamp greatly upgrades the Baer/Nunge/Wagner 3-spot from last year.
3. Cook takes the NBA advice, and improves several facets of his game.
4. Baer is the 6th man spark plug he used to be.
5. Bohannon, Moss, Daily, Baer all hit at about 40% from the arc.
6. The team plays as hard as it did against Michigan on a regular basis.
Then, 11-2, or 10-3 is very possible.
Color me optimistic.We have a brutal schedule.
We could 6 losses, easy. We could be out of the tourney before the BIG 10 starts.
I think I’d talk to Nunge about redshirting. I like him but we’ve got enough that he’s wasting a year this year when he could get 3 more to play with some spots opening.
Dailey is a way worse ball handler and passer than Connor.
Playing in the exhibition games prohibits him from redshirting.
Dailey is a better ball player.
In what world? What’s one thing he does better that you want from a guard?
If we can handle their 'bigs', we can beat Oregon. Cook, Garza and co. will have to take their A games. I'd use Pemsl and Kriener to go 'hack-a-shack' on Wooten and Okoro. They both are about 50% type foul shooters. I think Pritchard and little Bo are a toss up, but I think we have an advantage with Moss and Joey dubya. Hopefully will be a good game for us!
I hope they play like they did in 1999 in the Garden!I'm hoping you are right!! I will be at the game in New York. Have never been east before so am gonna give it a go and get into Madison Square Garden and cheer on the Hawks.
well being a glass-half-full guy I prefer to look at it is how good will our record beWe have a brutal schedule.
We could 6 losses, easy. We could be out of the tourney before the BIG 10 starts.
I forgot we were talking about a sophomore. Nunge took of his possible redshirt by playing, while an incoming freshman could play and still redshirt.Playing in the exhibition games prohibits him from redshirting.
I dont really remember the comradery from last year. I do know they were not having fun at many points.I want to believe the team will be better.
I want to believe that list of items posted above.
But a lot of the players are the same. One is toxic in my opinion and I think this season will prove this.
The coach is also not good in my opinion.
I really do want to be wrong but I know nobody posting here will believe this sentence.
I’m betting more towards 8-5 or 9-4. We just do not have the athletes to hang w/ISU, OU, and ACC. I think we can beat Wisky though at home.
In what world? What’s one thing he does better that you want from a guard?