I know I’ll get lambasted for this, but I still fail to see how Bohannon can produce Fortnite YouTube videos, upload YouTube videos, stream his Fortnite sessions on Twitch (which if you watch them they go for HOURS into the middle of the night), organize podcasts, record podcasts, produce podcasts, publish podcasts, maintain the most active individual Hawkeye Twitter account and still put enough effort into being part of a top 5 NCAA basketball program. He’s looked absolutely haggard against three of the worst teams that D1 has to offer, and showed no fire. Last night he got called for a double dribble (which was blatantly obvious upon replay) and just stared the ref down with a smile on his face like someone had just fed him a couple Oxy’s. His feet are boat anchors, his defense has been lazy, and he’s not taking the shots he used to take. I’m sorry guys, he isn’t the player he was three years ago. He just isn’t. Was JB a top shelf player three years ago? Absolutely and without a doubt. Does he deserve recognition for helping this team win games three years ago? Yep.
Hate to break it to you folks who don’t follow social media, but I did the math and Bohannon has 17.3 times more Twitter replies since the season started than he does points. Since the season started he’s uploaded more YouTube videos to his channel than he has points. Since the season started he’s published three times as many podcasts as he’s made 3PTers.
Jordan seems content to be a social media talking head which is fine, but if you’re going to do that and make video game streams your main focus, give your spot up to the next guy. Be the next Kluver with a hot take podcast...but either wait till the season’s over or relinquish your minutes to someone who’s going to put their total effort into it.
Maybe it’s the hip surgery, maybe it’s him not giving a shit as much, or maybe it’s him becoming disillusioned with college sports (very plausible if you read his many oppositions to the NCAA). Either way, we’ve got a Final Four to reach and if your PlayStation, Twitch stream, Instagram, and Twitter are more important then get the F out of the way, bub...
Where’s his focus now? Is it making sure he’s doing every single thing he can to help his team win ball games, or is it to get as many followers and views as possible to YT or Twitch? At the very least you have to question it, and if there’s any question—well...you have your answer.
I’m pretty sure Garza is in the gym after hours running draconian drills to better himself, and definitely not calling people to make podcast arrangements.
Jordan...I hope you get better, but if you’re going to keep half assing it then GTFO. If you want to play basketball then bring the noise.