I am sure Ronnie could dunk, but it wasn't his style to do more than what was needed. He always had something in reserve, if he needed it, when he was healthy. For example, he usually brought the ball up the court using his left hand, although he was a righty. If a defender challenged Ronnie, he usually was left wondering where he went. Iowa shared the Big Ten title Ronnie's Jr year. That year, with no shot clock, if Iowa led with 7/8 min or less left, they went into a four-corner offense with Ronnie as the primary ballhandler. Other teams had no answer. He would be on the court with two other Sr. guards (Peth and Norman), who all made FTs when it counted. On Ronnie's Sr year, Iowa had a much better team, but were ravaged with injuries. They still made it into the dance and got to the final 4 with Ronnie playing on one leg. Ronnie wasn't a dunker or even a great outside shooter, but he did just about everything else you needed to win.
