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I could be mistaken, but if Toussaint doesn't play fair minutes, Fran is the one that is wrong.

Toussaint stated that when Fran was recruiting him he wouldn't be recruiting him unless he was a difference maker for Iowa this year. He won't start, but he will probably back up Bohannon. Hopefully, McCaffery will be a solid backup at the 2 and 3 with Fredrick starting at the two. I don't...

If you watch the Fredrick tape, he looks like a guy with the right mentality to be a star. There are some guys with the talent, but don't seem to have the right personality. Fredrick should be fun to watch next year.

I think Iowa could be better next year. The opposing teams didn't seem to have a hard time figuring out how to play a lot of the Iowa starters last year. Fredrick and Nunge both seem to be more versatile than last years starters offensively. Garza, and Pemsl should be ready to go physically...

If you took the NBA all stars and had the tumor removed from them the size that Garza did it would be interesting to see how they played the next year. Iowa is going to have a lot of talent next year. It will be a different looking team. I liked last years team, but once you figured the team...

Hopefully, Fredrick will put that theory to rest.

Toussaint was co player of the year in New York. The article said he averaged twenty points per game with unrelenting defensive pressure. Its highly unlikely that Fran would start him over Bohannon, but he sounds like he would be a solid backup.

I think they are going to be pretty good next year. They might get on a roll early. Hopefully they won't bomb out the second half of the conference schedule. I think they might be a lot tougher to prepare for next year. They should have a lot of power inside with Garza, Kriener, Nunge, and...

It will be interesting to see how he plays next year. He knows he only has one more year to impress the NBA or overseas people.

If Iowa has five white starters next year, I wonder when the last team that won a national championship had starters that were all white. Anyway, I'll go with national champions until they aren't.

Hopefully, they will be better next year. The guys replacing the players that left are not going to be true freshmen, and they seem to be at least solid division one players. Hopefully both Moss and Cook make the NBA, but they weren't NBA players last year for Iowa so they should be...

The guy is a good player. He knows the system so it should turn out to be a pretty good thing. Giving a guy that knows the system and is a good player ten minutes a game or so isn't a bad thing.

Its to bad Cook didn't focus on rebounding and interior defense last year. He was going to score his points.

Its hard to believe when Moss and McCaffery sat down and talked about the future playing time wouldn't of been a consideration. Next year is the last year for Moss and then there is the possibility of money to be made. Fredrick looks pretty good in the tapes I've seen. He has a quick release...

Considering how many minutes Connor got last year, Fredricks coming in this year, and Toussaint coming in at point guard that was a concern of his. There were a lot of times Moss sat at the end of games last year when he should of been playing. Its reasonable to think the guy wants to make...

Moss probably wanted a guarantee in minutes and maybe even starting all year, and Fran wasn't willing to do that with Fredrick, and the younger McCaffery around. Moss is pretty good, but it isn't likely he will be in the NBA from past performances. The guy is replaceable.

It would be hard to beat your perspective. He might of been concerned with Fredrick though.

I think Bohannon got a lot of his glory by scoring a lot of points late in the games. He didn't really look that great at shooting otherwise. I think Connor played more at the end of games than Moss, but I'm not really that sure. Anyway, when Iowa had the lead or it was close Bohannon had a...

With all the attention he is getting it should help his confidence. He seemed to be a little timid at Iowa, and you can't be a real successful timid basketball player.

He obviously dreams about playing in the NBA. Not being played at the end of games last year probably prompted his decision to leave. I hope he becomes an all American next year, first round draft choice, and makes a ton of money. It isn't likely, but he has a right to try and do what he...