Ethan Harris

Zstatman

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Seems like a god get for the Hawks. He's what we are learning is the prototypical wing, 6'8"-6'9" that can shoot, defend and play hard,

Camas, Washington is a Portland suburb.
 





From article:

According to Rivals.com, Harris is a consensus four star prospect and the 96th overall best player in the Class of 2026. He is ranked specifically by Rivals.com as the 65th best player in this class and the 11th best power forward.
 


Hot Damn

Ethan is a savage beast and a scoring machine


Damn, he choose The Hawks over Gonzaga

IMO, Gonzaga has slipped a bit, ever since they lost super recruiter Tommy Lloyd to Arizona. It seems to me they are trying to shake things up a bit by moving to the Pac 12 .
 


IMO, Gonzaga has slipped a bit, ever since they lost super recruiter Tommy Lloyd to Arizona. It seems to me they are trying to shake things up a bit by moving to the Pac 12 .
Your opinion because they missed the sweet 16 for the first time in 5 years? Thanks for someone making this post but look at what Gonzaga has done in the last season beyond last year.
 




Getting a kid like that to say no to Gonzaga and Washington??? Ben is turning heads in the basketball world. First landing the TN kid how he did now this is a big time get. Ben loves his 6'8-6'9 versatile guys who can play the 3-4 spots and defend. Which is what I've read this kid is really good at.

Ben is recruiting nationally and not just pigeon holing himself geographically at all. I have to admit when we lost the Storm Lake kid to Creighton I wasn't feeling the best but Ben knows what he's doing. I'm certainly gonna let him cook for a while before crying too much over a lost recruit here or there.
 


Getting a kid like that to say no to Gonzaga and Washington??? Ben is turning heads in the basketball world. First landing the TN kid how he did now this is a big time get. Ben loves his 6'8-6'9 versatile guys who can play the 3-4 spots and defend. Which is what I've read this kid is really good at.

Ben is recruiting nationally and not just pigeon holing himself geographically at all. I have to admit when we lost the Storm Lake kid to Creighton I wasn't feeling the best but Ben knows what he's doing. I'm certainly gonna let him cook for a while before crying too much over a lost recruit here or there.

Both Ben and Jan have their recruiting targets set at a high level. As a fan, I'm excited that both are doing this. If successful we'll have some fun years ahead of us.
 


Both Ben and Jan have their recruiting targets set at a high level. As a fan, I'm excited that both are doing this. If successful we'll have some fun years ahead of us.
Yup he's got a couple guards in the hopper he's working on next it sounds like. And Jan might be landing a top 5ish player pretty soon possibly... That's on top of landing Deal and Hays from last yr. Jan is absolutely cooking too. Things are looking up for the basketball programs
 


Getting a kid like that to say no to Gonzaga and Washington??? Ben is turning heads in the basketball world. First landing the TN kid how he did now this is a big time get. Ben loves his 6'8-6'9 versatile guys who can play the 3-4 spots and defend. Which is what I've read this kid is really good at.

Ben is recruiting nationally and not just pigeon holing himself geographically at all. I have to admit when we lost the Storm Lake kid to Creighton I wasn't feeling the best but Ben knows what he's doing. I'm certainly gonna let him cook for a while before crying too much over a lost recruit here or there.
That was a bit of a head scratcher for me also since Storm Lake is literally Ben's backyard. Needless to say this will be one of the more intriguing coaching hire's for Iowa Basketball. It's always an unknown situation when a new coach comes in.

Lickliter's offenses were very poor but man could he take the air out of the ball and keep scores low and put fans to sleep. Ben expects his players to play defense, but from what I have seen he also isn't afraid to fast break when opportunities exist.

I am kind of curious as to which coaches in Iowa past going back to the late mid to late 70's will resemble Ben's style of play? If I had to guess (at this point that is all it is) I would say Lute Olsen. Strong defense and very well trained in ball distribution leading to many in the paint shots for Iowa offense. One of Lute's most successful team's consisted with very well trained and disciplined players and a super star guard in Ronnie Lester................ hmmm???
 


That was a bit of a head scratcher for me also since Storm Lake is literally Ben's backyard.
Sorry but if I have a chance to play basketball at either Iowa or Creighton it ain’t gonna be Iowa.

You ever gone to a game there? Total polar opposite of the 1/3rd full assisted living facility that is Carver Hawkeye Arena. It’s loud, raucous, the fans are crazy, better arena in a great location with easy in and out, ask @InGoodCo if you don’t believe me.

NIL is gonna be better there too.

You’re going to have to sell me harder on going to play at Iowa other than being born in Storm Lake.
 


That was a bit of a head scratcher for me also since Storm Lake is literally Ben's backyard. Needless to say this will be one of the more intriguing coaching hire's for Iowa Basketball. It's always an unknown situation when a new coach comes in.

Lickliter's offenses were very poor but man could he take the air out of the ball and keep scores low and put fans to sleep. Ben expects his players to play defense, but from what I have seen he also isn't afraid to fast break when opportunities exist.

I am kind of curious as to which coaches in Iowa past going back to the late mid to late 70's will resemble Ben's style of play? If I had to guess (at this point that is all it is) I would say Lute Olsen. Strong defense and very well trained in ball distribution leading to many in the paint shots for Iowa offense. One of Lute's most successful team's consisted with very well trained and disciplined players and a super star guard in Ronnie Lester................ hmmm???
Ben also had had a relationship with the kid he'd been recruiting him to Drake for awhile. But Creighton came in waving a bunch of NIL $ at him and I think that was that for him. Woulda been a great fit for us but there's going to be other options. Lots of 6'6 wing guys out there he'll find another. He found the diamond of all diamonds with Stirtz. I'll give him a chance to find another
 




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