he had dyxlexia or however you spell it, but yeah good kidMillard could jump through the roof, but he had troubles in the classroom. A good kid.
he had dyxlexia or however you spell it, but yeah good kidMillard could jump through the roof, but he had troubles in the classroom. A good kid.
That was his freshman year, and he was never ruled academically ineligible after that. Played High school ball with him at CR Washington and am still very good friends with him and his family! Remember the NCAA tournament game against George Washington (I believe) he was on fire and helped bring us back from 18 down to win.Millard could jump through the roof, but he had troubles in the classroom. A good kid.
Since you know him then you know it was not your prototypical classroom issue. And, yes, that game against GW was great. He also had s heckuva game against Cherokee Parks.That was his freshman year, and he was never ruled academically ineligible after that. Played High school ball with him at CR Washington and am still very good friends with him and his family! Remember the NCAA tournament game against George Washington (I believe) he was on fire and helped bring us back from 18 down to win.
Rode in an elevator with him in Minneapolis during the NCAA tournament in '86 prior to the Miami (O) game.Tom Schafer back in 1987. Played his first 2 years at Illinois.
Rode in an elevator with him in Minneapolis during the NCAA tournament in '86 prior to the Miami (O) game.
LC: Good luck today.
TS: We packed for the whole weekend.
Team beat Miami on a last-second shot by Hornacek, then beat #2 Michigan to go to the Sweet Sixteen.
If he has a 7'3" wingspan then holy crap.I believe he has 7'3" wingspan
Neither Iowa St nor UNI have any fear of the players Iowa is bringing in next year. Pemsl shows a way better feel for the game than Kriener, hopefully he can regain his form.
His struggles are that the Coach of Spirit Lake likes to run and press and shoot lots of 3's, 6 shots vs. HWC is a great example of why he didn't get the numbers. They settled for 29 three point attempts instead of running any type of 1/2 court offense to take advantage of their stud inside.
I heard there was a closed door "discussion" after the HWC loss and some frustrations aired. Be interesting to see if there is more of a focus on running the offense thru the post more, instead of jacking up 3's?
Give HWC credit, they are a well coached team and it is how they play as a team, not head to head matchups that give someone like Kriener trouble vs. them.
Neither Iowa St nor UNI have any fear of the players Iowa is bringing in next year. Pemsl shows a way better feel for the game than Kriener, hopefully he can regain his form.
Spencer has a decent team up in NW Iowa this year as well (7th in 3A in one poll I saw I believe). They led 2A #1 Hull Western Christian at Hull by 11 at the half and 44-40 going into the 4th quarter, and lost by 12 when they couldn't get anything to drop for them late. Hull shot 64% in the 2nd half.18-21 FG
4-6 FT
8 rebounds, 3 blocks, 3 steals
Struggled mightily again versus Hull Western Christian, though. Josh Van Lingen just seems to get the best of him each time they play. Must not be a good match up for him.
I believe he has 7'3" wingspan
Cool story, I am glad you talked to both programs and they let you in on this information. The thing is the 3 programs are completely different on and off the court. UNI plays a slower half court offense and targets different players, ISU does not even recruit and just wait for transfers (only matter of time before this bites them in the butt), while Iowa recruits versatile athletes that can play multiple positions and has the ability to play up-tempo style...UNI generally gets big body types (especially in post) where as Iowa likes long-lengthy players (Marble, White, Uthoff, Williams, Basabe) but will still take big body guys. Essentially Fran and staff will take best available and figure out positions later.Neither Iowa St nor UNI have any fear of the players Iowa is bringing in next year. Pemsl shows a way better feel for the game than Kriener, hopefully he can regain his form.