Joe Toussaint was there right next to Pat Mac
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I think the difference was Joe Wieskamp back must be feeling better. He had a great game for Iowa. I wonder what the Iowa won loss record would of been if he hadn't come to Iowa.
IMO, he's Iowa's best player.
Being a freshman on a veteran team, he makes sense that he deferred to the older guys at different times throughout the season. He didn't yesterday.
It's a much better team when he's aggressive offensively.
Agree. And when it comes to broadest skill set Garza is next. Of course Bohannon and Cook are better in their specialty areas. IMOIMO, he's Iowa's best player.
Being a freshman on a veteran team, he makes sense that he deferred to the older guys at different times throughout the season. He didn't yesterday.
It's a much better team when he's aggressive offensively.
So much good in that one it’s hard to know where to start.
-Garza was terrific obviously inside, but two huge threes, drew a charge and was active on defense (still got beat a few times, but solid for him).
-JBo was a true PG tonight in this one folks. Got in the lane a few times driving scores. Drew a huge foul on their big guy. Drive and kicked a couple times. Terrific game and he didn’t even have his shot.
-Joe W. Let’s just hope we get to watch this kid in the tournament for 4 years, he’s special.
-Cook. My take on him might be different than some. He couldn’t make shit but he was playing hard, that’s all I want from him, play hard. The bunnies will start falling.
-Baer was Baer which is great (outside of two dumb turnovers).
-Several others stepped up as well.
About the press. I was screaming at my TV to get out of that for awhile, but looking back on it I’m glad Fran didn’t.
It wasn’t creating a ton of turnovers, but what it was doing was making it so Iowa didn’t have to defend for the full 30 seconds in their zone.
Agree. And when it comes to broadest skill set Garza is next. Of course Bohannon and Cook are better in their specialty areas. IMO