Iowa player that just couldn’t get there
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hawkdrummer1
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What's the logic behind this? It's not a zero sum game where if one player improves another can't. Quite the contrary.
I'm late to this thread and I'm a little surprised Glen Worley hadn't been mentioned. He was a pretty highly thought of recruit who's freshman season seemed like the best one he had at Iowa where he regressed every yr after. I might be hyperbolizing that but he just never improved his game. 6'7-6'8 kid that couldn't jump over a phone book. Fouled like crazy. He could shoot a little bit but just wasn't athletic enough for D1 BIG Hoops of that era and due to all his fouling he couldn't ever play big mins just due to that. It seemed like he had 2 or 3 fouls in the first half of every game he played.
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Chickenlounge
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Yeah, was just some Wilson basketball I had at home. Or maybe Spalding. I can't remember, that was 40 years go.
Along that same vein his bro too. CM became a decent role player but for what high rankings he came in with he didn't meet those expectations either.
thedukeofearl
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I liked PMac because I admired his heart
Coming back from serious surgery
And I cheered the threes he would occasionally make and some were very timely
Connor played a role that wasn't appreciated by many
He played very good D and had the knack of getting into the heads of the opponents
He was constantly talking to them, infuriating them and causing them to foul him
He and Jordan were terrors on the line, pay the price for committing foul on them
Both PMac and Connor were savvy players and had excellent floor games
Connor and Caitlin are my favorite couple
Coming back from serious surgery
And I cheered the threes he would occasionally make and some were very timely
Connor played a role that wasn't appreciated by many
He played very good D and had the knack of getting into the heads of the opponents
He was constantly talking to them, infuriating them and causing them to foul him
He and Jordan were terrors on the line, pay the price for committing foul on them
Both PMac and Connor were savvy players and had excellent floor games
Connor and Caitlin are my favorite couple
HawkeyeFever
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Adam Woodbury was a top 50 recruit coming out of high school. He ended up averaging 6.2 points and 5.5 rebounds a game in his college career…at 7’1”.
As a senior, he averaged 7.6 points and 8.3 rebounds, average at best for a center.
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As a senior, he averaged 7.6 points and 8.3 rebounds, average at best for a center.
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I wouldn't personally count them as under achievers. Clay Hargrove, especially, was an over achiever. Connie Hawkins never got a fair shake here.
MILHAWKEYE
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I believe Roy Williams from North Carolina wanted him bad and even was at his home the night before he committed to Iowa! Maybe he should of went there?Adam Woodbury was a top 50 recruit coming out of high school. He ended up averaging 6.2 points and 5.5 rebounds a game in his college career…at 7’1”.
As a senior, he averaged 7.6 points and 8.3 rebounds, average at best for a center.
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Hawkboys
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It's what a 4 " vertical gets you!Adam Woodbury was a top 50 recruit coming out of high school. He ended up averaging 6.2 points and 5.5 rebounds a game in his college career…at 7’1”.
As a senior, he averaged 7.6 points and 8.3 rebounds, average at best for a center.
Adam Woodbury - Iowa Hawkeyes Center - ESPN
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