I don't know, I find this pretty comical. The best part is Non posters not refuting the fact he is Brian.I like to read recruiting news on this thread.
Jensen probably knew PT would be even more limited. Iowa already has a ton of young guards and Jensen hadn't cracked the 2 deeps. She was inconsistent shooting the ball and lacked mental awareness for defense. Missing the preseason practice and workouts really set her back. Megan and Tomi were able to pass her on the depth chart and I think a lot of that was due to them already having experience and time in the weight room. I feel bad for Jensen as you don't like to see players recruited over but to her benefit she is just a freshman and can still play 4 years of BB due to the COVID rule. If I were her, then I would look at Wisconsin or Purdue who have lost players to the portal and where there might be room for her to compete. She would have probably had to sit for two years with limited playing time if she stayed at Iowa. She showed flashes and if she finds the right fit she could still be a great player somewhere down the line but she needs time to develop her game.Lauren Jensen leaving. Reason: Kylie Feuerbach.
Yup, Gabbie absolutely DESPISED it in the B1G tourney when Rutgers brought so much defensive attention to Caitlin that Gabbie got to just stand on the wing/corner and knock down 7 wide open 3's. Gabbie would much rather work more for her points. (tone: sarcasm)
Give me a break! 😂😂😂
The 2023 class will (in theory) replace next year's junior class (Warnock, Marshall, Martin, Meyer) on the roster. I say in theory because some or all of those players could choose to play an additional season due to the rules in place for this season. That's certainly going to complicate roster decisions moving forward, so I'm not sure we can say with confidence how big the 2023 class will be yet.Going forward with recruiting, if we were to take one more for 2022 (although I don't think we will) what position do we need the most? If we keep the 2022 class the way it is then what are our biggest needs for 2023 recruits?
Just a note, O'Grady has played a lot of 4 in both HS and AAU ball. Don't know what Jan Jensen plans for her, but she has the athleticism to play the 4.The 2023 class will (in theory) replace next year's junior class (Warnock, Marshall, Martin, Meyer) on the roster. I say in theory because some or all of those players could choose to play an additional season due to the rules in place for this season. That's certainly going to complicate roster decisions moving forward, so I'm not sure we can say with confidence how big the 2023 class will be yet.
I am fairly confident the class will include at least two guards. The 2021 class includes a 3 (Affolter), a 4/5 (Ediger), and a 5 (O'Grady). I haven't reviewed the 2022 class in depth, but from tapes McCabe is clearly a guard and both Stuelke and Gyamfi look like 4s. With two forward-heavy classes before it, the 2023 class should be guard-heavy.
I have no inside information. The AAU season is underway so we should start hearing more about offers in the next few months.Cyber or Braydon, what is the scoop on Hallie Poock the point guard from Waterloo West? She looks terrific on tape and will be a junior next year. Any interest from the Hawks?
I absolutely think she could play the 4 like Hannah Stewart and Chase Coley did in our old offensive system. I don't think she's a great fit for the 4 in our current system, though.Just a note, O'Grady has played a lot of 4 in both HS and AAU ball. Don't know what Jan Jensen plans for her, but she has the athleticism to play the 4.
I also have no insider information. I've seen Poock play at state a couple times, but haven't studied her game in-depth.Cyber or Braydon, what is the scoop on Hallie Poock the point guard from Waterloo West? She looks terrific on tape and will be a junior next year. Any interest from the Hawks?
Remind us what the difference is between the old and current offensive systems. All I know is Warnock can hit the 3 while Stewart and Coley had limited range so different spacing.I absolutely think she could play the 4 like Hannah Stewart and Chase Coley did in our old offensive system. I don't think she's a great fit for the 4 in our current system, though.
I also think the current system is likely to stay. Ediger looks like she can play the 4 in our current system, though she could also play the 5. Both Stuelke and Gyamfi look suited to play the 4 in our current system.
I also think O'Grady would play 5 in high school/AAU if she weren't on a team with Lauren Betts (the top rated 5 recruit in the 2022 class). O'Grady looks like a natural 5 to me.
Remind us what the difference is between the old and current offensive systems. All I know is Warnock can hit the 3 while Stewart and Coley had limited range so different spacing.
She's probably too short for B1g and her attitude is toxic.Cyber or Braydon, what is the scoop on Hallie Poock the point guard from Waterloo West? She looks terrific on tape and will be a junior next year. Any interest from the Hawks?
Simplifying a bit: in the old system the 4 was a second post, often playing in the post, around the free-throw line, or in the short corner a little away from the post. I don't recall Hannah Stewart or Chase Coley spending much if any time beyond the three-point line.Remind us what the difference is between the old and current offensive systems. All I know is Warnock can hit the 3 while Stewart and Coley had limited range so different spacing.
Someone tell her almost 14,000 fans cheered Gustafson to a sweet 16 victory and we're top 10 in attendance each year. Every day is like crushing Twitter!
Sweet 16 victory was in Greensboro, NC, before 6500 fans, but Jasmine may not know that.Someone tell her almost 14,000 fans cheered Gustafson to a sweet 16 victory and we're top 10 in attendance each year. Every day is like crushing Twitter!
Yes 32, thanks for the correction. I thought the attendance for that game was announced over 13,500.Sweet 16 victory was in Greensboro, NC, before 6500 fans, but Jasmine may not know that.
The round of 32 game was before 12K Hawkeye fans, even though the Hawkeye men were playing at the same time in the NCAAs.
I was going off the boxscore. I know the 2-day attendance was an all-time record for first round games. That is really impressive given that all of the big "boys" get to host.Yes 32, thanks for the correction. I thought the attendance for that game was announced over 13,500.
Does anyone else read anything into the number of her Jersey?
Yup. All Iowa recruits are shown with the #1 jersey. So she fits right in. 🙂Does anyone else read anything into the number of her Jersey?
I remember the overtime games, and watching them over your shoulder @ Carver 😉I was going off the boxscore. I know the 2-day attendance was an all-time record for first round games. That is really impressive given that all of the big "boys" get to host.
And that the Iowa men were playing at the same time of BOTH Iowa women's games. I watched the second halves (and the OT) of the men's games on my phone at CHA. Thanks NCAA!
There was a huge attendance for Megan G’s number retirement ceremony. That was in late January 2019 against MSU. Average attendance for the WBB home games increased to over 7100 in ‘19/‘20 from less than 5000 just four years before. I calculated that at the time to be more than 50% increase. That corresponds to MG’s last 3 years plus KD’s Sr season. Interest for the Iowa WBB is at an all time high!Someone tell her almost 14,000 fans cheered Gustafson to a sweet 16 victory and we're top 10 in attendance each year. Every day is like crushing Twitter!