Actually just looked her up. She was there for 15 years and left to go to Texas after 2019. And no, not smart enough to post pics!Pic?
Actually just looked her up. She was there for 15 years and left to go to Texas after 2019. And no, not smart enough to post pics!Pic?
It’s linked. 3.5 as a junior and 2.6 as a sophomore. He was good at positioning for defensive, rebounds, fairly strong and had big hands.I have to admit, if that number is true, I didn't realize it and it surprises me. He played more than his senior year. What were his rebounding numbers in the other years?
Her dad might of thought it funny, but you have to wonder how her mother went along with the joke. In any event, she was a heck of a basketball player.The parents that gave a girl named Dicks the first name "Fonda" should have been convicted of child abuse.
might have*Her dad might of thought it funny, but you have to wonder how her mother went along with the joke. In any event, she was a heck of a basketball player.
Lol. You jerk. 😝That’s not what he said.
Hence my point. Those are certainly not impressive board numbers from Jok career wise, especially saying he was one our best ever rebounding guards ever. He couldn't carry Joe W's "jock" as a rebounder, and did little until his senior year but try to score points.It’s linked. 3.5 as a junior and 2.6 as a sophomore. He was good at positioning for defensive, rebounds, fairly strong and had big hands.
Well he was a 2nd team all conference player as a Jr and 1st team as a Sr. and lead the league in scoring and also shot over 90% from the line. So while I would agree w/you that he struggled in his 1st 2 years he was good his Jr year and had a great year his Sr year by all statistical categories.Hence my point. Those are certainly not impressive board numbers from Jok career wise, especially saying he was one our best ever rebounding guards ever. He couldn't carry Joe W's "jock" as a rebounder, and did little until his senior year but try to score points.
Lord, now you’d struggling. Some people can’t admit to being wrong. His minutes were pretty low his sophomore year and junior year, hence the lower averages. Weiskamp was a SF not a guard, so your changing the rules of the game if you include him.Hence my point. Those are certainly not impressive board numbers from Jok career wise, especially saying he was one our best ever rebounding guards ever. He couldn't carry Joe W's "jock" as a rebounder, and did little until his senior year but try to score points.
Jok's minutes were not low as a junior, (he was 2nd team all conf) and basically theres almost NO difference in Frans system between the 2 and three spots. Most of those rebounds were on the defense end where their opportunities would be fairly equal. Don't know why I'd have to admit to being "wrong" Your voicing an opinion which I don't agree with. Thats all it is.Lord, now you’d struggling. Some people can’t admit to being wrong. His minutes were pretty low his sophomore year and junior year, hence the lower averages. Weiskamp was a SF not a guard, so your changing the rules of the game if you include him.
Name me a better rebounding guard at Iowa than Jok as a senior? Or a better career rebounding guard other than Horner, who I already corrected myself in acknowledging he was probably the best.
Jok's minutes were not low as a junior, and basically theres almost NO difference in Frans system between the 2 and three spots.
So you can’t name a better rebounding guard then, admit it.Jok's minutes were not low as a junior, and basically theres almost NO difference in Frans system between the 2 and three spots.
Be careful using big words around here.Josh Dix, people.
Sure doesn't take much to get a stupid, tangential argument going on this site!
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Roy MarbleLord, now you’d struggling. Some people can’t admit to being wrong. His minutes were pretty low his sophomore year and junior year, hence the lower averages. Weiskamp was a SF not a guard, so your changing the rules of the game if you include him.
Name me a better rebounding guard at Iowa than Jok as a senior? Or a better career rebounding guard other than Horner, who I already corrected myself in acknowledging he was probably the best.
Roy Marble was listed as a guard/forward. He was 6'6", just like Jok.Not a guard. He was a small forward.
He was a combo G/F. much like his teammates Bill Jones and Kevin Gamble.Not a guard. He was a small forward.
And Peter Jok.He was a combo G/F. much like his teammates Bill Jones and Kevin Gamble.