So, it looks like the starters will be:
FR JoBo
SR Jok
FR Moss
SO Wagner
FR Cook
From HawkCentral:
Sophomore forward Ahmad Wagner figures to remain a starter. Iowa is 7-1 with him in that role this season, and Wagner is playing the best basketball of his career. He has 37 points and 19 rebounds in his past four games. Most impressively, 13 of those boards have come on the offensive end.
“Coach put me in the lineup because he wanted more energy, and that’s what I’ve been trying to bring,” Wagner said. “Just going to the glass immediately, getting offensive rebounds, kicking them out, trying to get assists. Anything I can to help us get a good start.”
The Hawkeyes haven’t always been locked in defensively this season. But they’ve held their past two opponents — Ohio State and Rutgers — to a combined 40.9 percent shooting.
That improvement, too, was sparked by studying film, freshman forward Tyler Cook said.
“We’ve seen on film the difference between when we’re active and when we’re not,” Cook said. “I think we’re doing a better job of holding each other accountable from top to bottom, making sure we’re in the right spaces at the right time.”
read entire story here: http://www.hawkcentral.com/story/sp...ery-nebraska-peter-jok-ahmad-wagner/97449970/
FR JoBo
SR Jok
FR Moss
SO Wagner
FR Cook
From HawkCentral:
Sophomore forward Ahmad Wagner figures to remain a starter. Iowa is 7-1 with him in that role this season, and Wagner is playing the best basketball of his career. He has 37 points and 19 rebounds in his past four games. Most impressively, 13 of those boards have come on the offensive end.
“Coach put me in the lineup because he wanted more energy, and that’s what I’ve been trying to bring,” Wagner said. “Just going to the glass immediately, getting offensive rebounds, kicking them out, trying to get assists. Anything I can to help us get a good start.”
The Hawkeyes haven’t always been locked in defensively this season. But they’ve held their past two opponents — Ohio State and Rutgers — to a combined 40.9 percent shooting.
That improvement, too, was sparked by studying film, freshman forward Tyler Cook said.
“We’ve seen on film the difference between when we’re active and when we’re not,” Cook said. “I think we’re doing a better job of holding each other accountable from top to bottom, making sure we’re in the right spaces at the right time.”
read entire story here: http://www.hawkcentral.com/story/sp...ery-nebraska-peter-jok-ahmad-wagner/97449970/
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