June 10, 2019 UPDATE:
The 2019-2020 Roster:
On May 2, Moss announced he was transferring.
Tyler Cook is skipping his senior year to pursue his NBA dreams.
On May 15, Riley Till was put on scholarship.
BEFORE THE MOSS TRANSFER & WHEN I WAS STILL HOPING COOK WOULD COME BACK, I was thinking preseason that we were looking at a top 10 team. Our 13 man (minus Dailey but including Cook and Moss) scholarship roster WAS loaded with talent and experience. Could we stay in the top 10 WAS the question.
Also, we are now up to 12 on scholarship.
Current Roster (12 currently on scholarship; 1 scholarship available):
2023 (when scheduled to graduate): 3 players
6'4" SG CJ Fredrick (***); in early Nov, 2018, was decided CJ would redshirt the 2018-2019 season
6'6" SF Patrick McCaffery (****)
5'10" PG Joe Toussaint (***)
2022 (when scheduled to graduate): 3 players
6'5" SG Joe Wieskamp (****)
6'5" SG Connor McCaffery (****; announced on Apr 28, 2017 that he will play baseball in the Spring of 2018 and redshirt in basketball in the fall of 2017; ended up, however, playing in 4 games in Dec 2017 as a true freshman, mostly because of the Christian Williams departure; however, after missing two games due to a sprained ankle, eight contests due to mononucleosis, and 19 games after undergoing a tonsillectomy in December, 2017, he was granted a hardship waiver on March 26, 2018, where he will have 4 years of basketball eligibility remaining; on April 11, 2018, Connor was put on scholarship).
6'9" F Jack Nunge (***); in early Nov, 2018, was decided Jack would redshirt the 2018-2019 season
2021 (when scheduled to graduate): 3 players
6'10" C Luke Garza (****)
6'8" SF Cordell Pemsl (***); had surgery on his knee Dec 18, 2018, which caused him to miss the remainder of the 2018-2019 season; was scheduled to graduate in 2020; since he played in just two games in the 2018-2019 season (logging a total of just 31 minutes), he will be granted a medical redshirt for an additional year.
6'6" Riley Till (redshirted in 2016-2017)
2020 (when scheduled to graduate): 3 players
6'9" PF Ryan Kriener (***)
6'0" PG Jordan Bohannon (***)
6'2" PG/SG Bakari Evelyn (***); a Valparaiso Grad Transfer; committed to the Hawkeyes on June 9, 2019 and has one year of eligibility with Iowa.
Notable Walk on players:
2021 (when scheduled to graduate): 1 player
6'2" Guard Austin Ash
The 2019-2020 Schedule:
Read these 2 tweets. Note that Fran says the schedule will be toughest ever in the history of Iowa basketball. Do you agree?
Looks like this is our 11 game nonconference schedule:
1. S. Illinois
2. Prelim Las Vegas Invite Home game
3. Prelim Las Vegas Invite Home game
4. Creighton, Las Vegas Invite
5. SD State or Texas Tech, Las Vegas Invite
6. Iowa State
7. Oral Roberts
8. Cincinnati (played in Chicago)
9. Kennesaw St
10. Syracuse--B1G / ACC Challenge game
11. DePaul--Big East team (part of Gavitt Games)
And here is our 20 GAME CONFERENCE SCHEDULE:
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Iowa is #16 heading into 2019-2020, per USA Today.
Here's their take:
16. Iowa (23-12). There's a strong possibility leading scorer Tyler Cook turns pro, but coach Fran McCaffery has enough coming back to contend for a Big Ten title. Forward Luka Garza will be back and sharpshooter Jordan Bohannon is among a group of elite guards returning.
LINK: https://www.usatoday.com/story/spor...ollege-basketball-top-25-rankings/3381228002/
Iowa is #17 heading into 2019-2020, per CBS Sports
Here's their take:
IOWA
Coach: Fran McCaffery
2018-19 record: 23-12
Notable players definitely gone: Nicolas Baer
Other expected departures: Tyler Cook
Notable players expected to return:
Jordan Bohannon ,
Luka Garza ,
Ryan Kriener ,
Connor McCaffery ,
Isaiah Moss ,
Joe Wieskamp ,
Jack Nunge ,
Cordell Pemsl
Expected additions: Patrick McCaffery, Joe Toussaint
LINK to their Top 25 & 1:
https://www.cbssports.com/college-b...never-too-early-top-25-and-1-for-next-season/
Iowa is #21 heading into 2019-2020, per Sporting News
Here's their take:
#21: Iowa Hawkeyes
2018-19 record and finish:
23-12, NCAA second round
Key players:
PG Jordan Bohannon,
C Luka Garza,
SG Joe Wieskamp,
SG Isaiah Moss,
G Connor McCaffery,
C Ryan Kriener,
PF Cordell Pemsl
Top-100 recruits:
SF Pat McCaffery (247Sports No. 71)
Key decisions:
PF Tyler Cook is not a projected first-round pick, but did go through the early entry process in 2018.
LINK to the ENTIRE Top 25: http://www.sportingnews.com/us/ncaa...top-25-for-2019-20/1oplcsov8ioxf18ydgei068fyp
The 2019-2020 Roster:
On May 2, Moss announced he was transferring.
Tyler Cook is skipping his senior year to pursue his NBA dreams.
On May 15, Riley Till was put on scholarship.
BEFORE THE MOSS TRANSFER & WHEN I WAS STILL HOPING COOK WOULD COME BACK, I was thinking preseason that we were looking at a top 10 team. Our 13 man (minus Dailey but including Cook and Moss) scholarship roster WAS loaded with talent and experience. Could we stay in the top 10 WAS the question.
Also, we are now up to 12 on scholarship.
Current Roster (12 currently on scholarship; 1 scholarship available):
2023 (when scheduled to graduate): 3 players
6'4" SG CJ Fredrick (***); in early Nov, 2018, was decided CJ would redshirt the 2018-2019 season
6'6" SF Patrick McCaffery (****)
5'10" PG Joe Toussaint (***)
2022 (when scheduled to graduate): 3 players
6'5" SG Joe Wieskamp (****)
6'5" SG Connor McCaffery (****; announced on Apr 28, 2017 that he will play baseball in the Spring of 2018 and redshirt in basketball in the fall of 2017; ended up, however, playing in 4 games in Dec 2017 as a true freshman, mostly because of the Christian Williams departure; however, after missing two games due to a sprained ankle, eight contests due to mononucleosis, and 19 games after undergoing a tonsillectomy in December, 2017, he was granted a hardship waiver on March 26, 2018, where he will have 4 years of basketball eligibility remaining; on April 11, 2018, Connor was put on scholarship).
6'9" F Jack Nunge (***); in early Nov, 2018, was decided Jack would redshirt the 2018-2019 season
2021 (when scheduled to graduate): 3 players
6'10" C Luke Garza (****)
6'8" SF Cordell Pemsl (***); had surgery on his knee Dec 18, 2018, which caused him to miss the remainder of the 2018-2019 season; was scheduled to graduate in 2020; since he played in just two games in the 2018-2019 season (logging a total of just 31 minutes), he will be granted a medical redshirt for an additional year.
6'6" Riley Till (redshirted in 2016-2017)
2020 (when scheduled to graduate): 3 players
6'9" PF Ryan Kriener (***)
6'0" PG Jordan Bohannon (***)
6'2" PG/SG Bakari Evelyn (***); a Valparaiso Grad Transfer; committed to the Hawkeyes on June 9, 2019 and has one year of eligibility with Iowa.
Notable Walk on players:
2021 (when scheduled to graduate): 1 player
6'2" Guard Austin Ash
The 2019-2020 Schedule:
Read these 2 tweets. Note that Fran says the schedule will be toughest ever in the history of Iowa basketball. Do you agree?
Looks like this is our 11 game nonconference schedule:
1. S. Illinois
2. Prelim Las Vegas Invite Home game
3. Prelim Las Vegas Invite Home game
4. Creighton, Las Vegas Invite
5. SD State or Texas Tech, Las Vegas Invite
6. Iowa State
7. Oral Roberts
8. Cincinnati (played in Chicago)
9. Kennesaw St
10. Syracuse--B1G / ACC Challenge game
11. DePaul--Big East team (part of Gavitt Games)
And here is our 20 GAME CONFERENCE SCHEDULE:
CLICK ON IMAGE FOR LARGER VIEW
Iowa is #16 heading into 2019-2020, per USA Today.
Here's their take:
16. Iowa (23-12). There's a strong possibility leading scorer Tyler Cook turns pro, but coach Fran McCaffery has enough coming back to contend for a Big Ten title. Forward Luka Garza will be back and sharpshooter Jordan Bohannon is among a group of elite guards returning.
LINK: https://www.usatoday.com/story/spor...ollege-basketball-top-25-rankings/3381228002/
Iowa is #17 heading into 2019-2020, per CBS Sports
Here's their take:
IOWA
Coach: Fran McCaffery
2018-19 record: 23-12
Notable players definitely gone: Nicolas Baer
Other expected departures: Tyler Cook
Notable players expected to return:
Jordan Bohannon ,
Luka Garza ,
Ryan Kriener ,
Connor McCaffery ,
Isaiah Moss ,
Joe Wieskamp ,
Jack Nunge ,
Cordell Pemsl
Expected additions: Patrick McCaffery, Joe Toussaint
LINK to their Top 25 & 1:
https://www.cbssports.com/college-b...never-too-early-top-25-and-1-for-next-season/
Iowa is #21 heading into 2019-2020, per Sporting News
Here's their take:
#21: Iowa Hawkeyes
2018-19 record and finish:
23-12, NCAA second round
Key players:
PG Jordan Bohannon,
C Luka Garza,
SG Joe Wieskamp,
SG Isaiah Moss,
G Connor McCaffery,
C Ryan Kriener,
PF Cordell Pemsl
Top-100 recruits:
SF Pat McCaffery (247Sports No. 71)
Key decisions:
PF Tyler Cook is not a projected first-round pick, but did go through the early entry process in 2018.
LINK to the ENTIRE Top 25: http://www.sportingnews.com/us/ncaa...top-25-for-2019-20/1oplcsov8ioxf18ydgei068fyp
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