Robowe
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Playing for their high school team is a more accurate predictor than playing AAU where defense is optional.
Just for fun, do you know what Tyler Cook's number (points/rebounds) were his senior year in HS?
Playing for their high school team is a more accurate predictor than playing AAU where defense is optional.
Was Tyler Cook rated top 30 in the country?Just for fun, do you know what Tyler Cook's number (points/rebounds) were his senior year in HS?
Was Tyler Cook rated top 30 in the country?
Playing for their high school team is a more accurate predictor than playing AAU where defense is optional.
Yes, he did, his senior year. Not a lot of prolific scorers in the Big 10 that year. 20 points and 6 assists a game led the league. JMO but I think AW is a perfect example. He did lead the league in shot attempts too, by 40. He was about 4th in shooting % at around 45% and 35% from 3 pt. And If I remember right he shot a lot of free throws. His first two years at Iowa 12 and 13 pts. per game 5 assists. A good solid PG just what Iowa needs.
He was ranked anywhere from 72 to 87. Remember when folks were talking about one and done? lmfaoYep, but do you know what he averaged in HS his senior year? He averaged 13 points and 7 rebounds. Would you expect that from a top 30 player in the country? Again, this is strictly about numbers.
He was ranked anywhere from 72 to 87. Remember when folks were talking about one and done? lmfao
Seriously though, how many points do you think PMac would score if his teammate was Jayson Tatum? lolYes, that is funny. I would agree with you there. However, Cook's HS numbers were not what his rating was based off of. You may not like it, and I agree with you at a certain level, but AAU and the camps that were mentioned are highly regarded in recruiting. They just are.
So, Patrick McCaffrey may not have eye-popping numbers, but he is highly regarded at this time. I am just hoping that a coaching decision isn't necessarily based on something like this.
Yes, that is funny. I would agree with you there. However, Cook's HS numbers were not what his rating was based off of. You may not like it, and I agree with you at a certain level, but AAU and the camps that were mentioned are highly regarded in recruiting. They just are.
So, Patrick McCaffrey may not have eye-popping numbers, but he is highly regarded at this time. I am just hoping that a coaching decision isn't necessarily based on something like this.
How many offers did this kid have and how many offers did PMac have?
I’m sorry... I thought this was a message board where people come to post their opinions. I must be in the wrong place.why's he over rated?
Cause I saw him 1 time play when he was 15... trust me he's over rated.
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I’m sorry... I thought this was a message board where people come to post their opinions. I must be in the wrong place.
Seeing where his brother started as a recruit and where he ended was one of the first points that I made, which is not “I said so.”Nah man... give em. Just expect the counter. I personally feel like the services do their homework and I really can only trust the projection of someone who is being paid to do what they do and also sees all the other candidates that are up for ranking. It's all a crap shoot and you're entitled to your opinion and I respect it. I haven't shit on it at all, I was honestly asking how you came up with the theory. Like, where do you get that opinion from? and mostly I've compiled a "cause i say so" answer, which is why I want to point it out.
Seeing where his brother started as a recruit and where he ended was one of the first points that I made, which is not “I said so.”
But again none of this matters. You say that if they don’t make the tourney next year Fran should be gone, at which point Pat would be too. We should really be talking about how on the name of god’s green earth are we going to make the tournament next year with what we project to have? You’ve already stated how you think they’ll get there but I would say the majority of the people around here think a jump to the tourney next year is fairly unlikely.
Let me pose a hypothetical, if you could look through a telescope to the end of next year and Iowa was not in the tournament, knowing that, would you fire Fran after this season?
Sorry you haven’t grasped that yet so I will flat out say it. Their last name is part of the reason they are being overrated by these scouting services. Actually according to these services that you trust so much they are both small forwards so they do play the same position.But what does his brother have anything to do with him besides being brothers? 2 different players, in 2 different classes at 2 different positions. You are more then less saying, cause I say so. And that's fine. You are entitled to that, I just want to be clear on that being the reason.
And my answer to your question is an emphatic NO. IMO, I can't fire a guy who's record the previous 5 seasons is 108-64 with 5 straight upper half conference finishes with 3 NCAA appearances and 2 NCAA wins. Not when I consider where the program was when he took it over. Not when I consider that his last 2 classes appear to be pretty good, just not mature, and his next 2 classes appear to be good as well. He's also started landing out of state kids that are ranked higher then we've seen at Iowa for a long while. I'd give him the chance to correct his mistakes. While his rotation drives me nuts, I don't think he and his staff forgot what winning basketball looks like over night. He's built up SOME good will over the past few years with me. I would give him a shot to get it pointed the right way.
If he fails after getting that opportunity, you betcha - I fire him.
What I heard was we should have kept Lickliter cuz he brought in lil Lick.I don't know if Patrick is over rated or not. But if he is a legit top 30 player, you absolutely keep Fran because of him. Players win games, and Wieskamp is probably under rated if anything. If Patrick is somehow top 30, that's 2 top 30 type players in a row. When a coach at Iowa brings in that talent, you keep him and live with the coaching deficiencies.