Because he is...They have a guard who looks kinda like he's albino.
I am not seeing it.They have a guard who looks kinda like he's albino.
They have a guard who looks kinda like he's albino.
I read this as " We'll need every able big booty"Bruisers in the paint. We'll need every able big body.
Typical overrated B12 team
Typical overrated B12 team
I don't know about overrated. They were right about where they deserved to be, in the NIT. FYI, KenPom rankings have them at 40, with Iowa at 70. I would think Vegas will make TCU a 2-4 point favorite, even at Iowa. TCU is far better on defense than Iowa has been. I would consider this game the de facto game to get to NYC. Iowa or TCU would be heavy favorites against Oakland or Richmond.
TCU has been up and down overall on the season. 3-11 record against RPI Top 50 teams. Their best road win was at K-State. Will be a close game most likely.
They have a guard who looks kinda like he's albino.
Ugh.Jamie Dixon is their coach so it is going to be a physical game.
Not sure if you are kidding or not, but you raise a good point. Speaking as a father of a child with albinism, I think most people with albinism prefer to be called "people with albinism", rather than simply an "albino", because they are people and albinism is just a characteristic. For example, I'm a short person but I don't particularly want to be called "shorty".'Albino' seems a little old fashioned and insensitive. I prefer 'pigmentally challenged'.
But they beat us in Fort Worth and played us a tight game in Hilton. They aren't bad. Overall, very comparable with Iowa in terms of quality. As to how the teams match up, I don't really know enough about either of them to offer an opinion. Iowa has the home advantage and the depth up front; I would pick Iowa.They beat Kansas without Jackson, but then got blown out by the clowns.
They won't be favored in this game.
If we play our game, we win this by 10+ points.
TCU's tall guy is #10 Brodziansky from Slovenia. He's 6' 11" 220# who can step out and shoot the three at 37.9% accuracy. He has improved on all of his stats from a season ago under new coach Jamie Dixon. He averages 13.5 points with 56.1 accuracy, 77.65 in free throws, 5.6 rebounds & 2.3 blocks in 24 minutes per game. Not sure why he doesn't play more minutes as he only averages 2 fouls per game.
Fisher is going to be one of those guys that seems to be at a school forever. He is only a freshman, but is already a pain in the a$$ because he competes so hard. He played 32 minutes in the tournament game against ISU. They beat us at their place early in the year. We got them by 13 at home near the end of the season and again my 21 in the conference tournament. They are capable of beating anyone on a given day but are not yet up to the top half of the Big 12. I think Dixon will get them there.