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By pointing out that a 6'6" guy with quickness can guard Jordan close enough so that he can't get a shot off? By once again pointing out what has been hashed and rehashed on this board for 5 years?

He could hang on offense. He did a great job there. But it was our defense, or lack thereof, that hurt us the most.

We have basically 3 guys on our roster that could play with the Ducks. JoeW, Keegan and TonyP; and JoeW is the only one with the experience to play at that level for the entire game. Keegan and TonyP will get there but just weren't ready today, as is the case with most freshmen that Iowa can...

Whoever JBo guarded could easily shoot over him. EASILY. Even when I was playing Y-ball at 50+, I could shoot shoot over guys 6" shorter than me.

You did by starting this thread.

Terry Youngbauer was the basketball coach here at Muscatine when my son went to HS here. He coached for quite a few years here and still lives in the area. Nice guy. He was the assistant coach when Joe W's dad played HS ball here.

While a coach might want to keep an impact player on the floor past his "foul out", it could be a terrible decision to do so.

Depends upon the buyout clause. TJ obviously had a buyout clause reported to be between $3-$4.5M. It's easy enough to find out what his salary is... this past year was $1.2M. Over the next three years, what his 5-year deal was, he would have made $1.3M next year, $1.4M the following year and...

As far as rule changes, I'd like to see the rule that the ABA used about fouls. A player couldn't foul out. But, when his number of fouls exceeded the "normal" foul out number (in the ABA, it was 6 fouls) then the player got his free throws with no one on the lane and then the player's team got...

There are so many on here with very short memories. Mr. Davis was a very good bench coach and a so-so recruiter. And he inherited a TON of NBA talent who played two seasons for him. HaydenHawk56 has stated he made an Elite 8 and two Sweet 16's - essentially he used Raveling's recruits to get to...

Yes, Frank coached up his son so he would be the best player he could be. What about the other players? I'm not saying Luka isn't a great Hawkeye, but I am saying that he couldn't be the player he is without his teammates. I've seen teams that had a fantastic individual player that never fed him...

The best mispronunciation by an announcer is when Billy Cunningham was announcing the NCAA tournament game between "Oklahomer and Villanover" in 1988. At least he consistently mispronounced them!

You misspelled Illannoy....

His ex-wife, Diandra Lyle, is from Des Moines; they met at the University of Iowa. They have one daughter.

I said to my wife that Iowa has better basketball players but Illinois has better athletes. The way today's game was called, while consistent, favored the athletes.

According to his LinkedIn profile, he was offensive coordinator at Boca Raton HS in Florida for two years, offensive coordinator at Pine Crest School HS for three years and head coach at Pine Crest School HS for two years.

The wife and I were driving home a different route from my brother's place in Boulder and decided to go north. Went on a US highway, not sure which one. For about an hour the ONLY sign of human habitation were the fences on either side of the road - no houses, no towns, no other cars... just the...

You mean someone like David Greene (Gabe Kaplan's character in the movie Fast Break) who brings in a run and gun style of basketball and is paid $60 per win?

While I don't make less of your sprained ankle, a track meet is entirely different than a basketball game. Track meets do not involve lateral quickness which greatly stress ankles and knees.

It does mean one thing.... if he had a fracture they wouldn't let him put ANY weight on it. They have all the med tech there to take xrays. Since he has a boot we can assume it's not a fracture.