Truth!!If he commits to us…. he must be REALLY good!
If he commits to Iowa…. he sucks and we never really wanted him anyway.
Do I have this right?
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Truth!!If he commits to us…. he must be REALLY good!
If he commits to Iowa…. he sucks and we never really wanted him anyway.
Do I have this right?
Context also matters.Saying a Sweet 16 is an underachievement is they lazy assessment. In the Sweet 16, its basically all good teams and you're looking at a coin flip game or maybe a little better. Add in the fact that your top, all American player got hurt and its not an under achievement at all.
Year 1: Massive overacheivement
Year 2: Moderate underachievement but a 6 losing to an 11 isn't insane
Year 3: Lost a coinflip game
Year 4: Lost a coinflip game without 1 star and another hobbled start
Year 5: Lost a coinflip game without an All American.
Would like to win more of these coinflip games, but if the team was fully healthy the last 2 years and lost, I'd be more concerned.
HUGE difference in division II vs division 1.It’s amazing how insecure some of you are. They accomplished something we’ve done once in program history. Give them their props. TJ is never going to have an issue bringing in talent and we’ll be fine. But their guy can coach. All of those national championships didn’t have Stirtz on the roster.
Players are different but coaching is coaching.HUGE difference in division II vs division 1.
HIGE difference in mid majors vs P6 (recruitment, NIL, competition)
Could McCollum be a great coach at Iowa? Sure. But it is FAR TOO EARLY to make conclusions. He needs to prove himself over time like Otz has
Tyrese Haliburton's success is going to continue to pay dividends in Wisconsin.Wisconsin high school player? Yeah... he's a cyclone
True, I was thinking about more than recruiting although I think the Elite 8 run gets them in the conversation on better recruits as opposed to if they had lost in the first week......(snip)
Well ol Jess was wrong. Iowa had a 20% chance of winning according the actual betting odds. It’s not tough to totally discount a fluke win in a one and done tournament and happens all the time every year. Florida was overrated and overhyped all year due to playing in an overinflated conference. But you be you and keep fluffing them. That win is the best they’ll get to experience for another 20 years.The Elite 8 was a huge windfall for Iowa Basketball and we shall see how they do moving forward without Stirtz. Jess Settles even said that the Hawks beating Florida was a 1 out of 10 occurrence. But, they did it when it counted and it's tough to totally discount that.
Continued success in any power conference is tough as other coaching staffs will eventually come up with ways to be successful against most offensive or defensive tendencies.
Yeah, getting to the elite eight in year one is only potentially "a huge windfall". Just ask Jerome Tang.how can you possible know this after what, six weeks? you obviously aren't saying that because of their portal gets because they aren't good.
Well...Iowa Squawkeyes suck ..If he commits to us…. he must be REALLY good!
If he commits to Iowa…. he sucks and we never really wanted him anyway.
Do I have this right?
That’s some serious talent. Surprised smart doesn’t have more instate success.What in the world is going on with Wisconsin and Marquette with their in-state recruits?
Since 2020, the below is all of the state of Wisconsin top 60 recruits and the school they committed to out of HS.
2020:
Jalen Johnson - Duke
2021:
Patrick Baldwin Jr - Milwaukee (Dad coached there)
Tyrese Hunter - Iowa State
2022:
Seth Trimble - North Carolina
Leon Bond III - Virginia
2023:
Milan Momcilovic - Iowa State
2024:
Kon Knueppel - Duke
2025:
Jamarion Batemon - Iowa State
2026:
No players in top 60. #1 player in 2027 (Yusef Gray Jr) Iowa State
2027:
Dooney Johnson - Gonzaga
Donovan Davis - Reported Iowa State lean