Every P5 team should have at least one mismatch against a bad mid-major.
And no, I'm not "just now realizing it".
CFTV: Steve Prohm following loss to Milwaukee
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And no, I'm not "just now realizing it".
Prohm is in trouble, IMO. Not in terms of his job but in terms of this team and their attitude. I didn't see one guy last night, at any point, show leadership. We're too far along with these guys to not have at least one guy who plays that role.
Body language was embarrassing...and if someone doesn't get Beverly some shorts that fit, I might not be able to watch anymore. For God's sake, he spends his entire time on the court pulling his shorts down instead of worrying about things like blocking out, defending and making shots.
Body language was embarrassing...and if someone doesn't get Beverly some shorts that fit, I might not be able to watch anymore. For God's sake, he spends his entire time on the court pulling his shorts down instead of worrying about things like blocking out, defending and making shots.
this isn't a thing. you are allowed 2 exhibitions games OR 1 exhibition and 1 secret scrimmage OR 2 secret scrimmages. we chose the 2nd option.
Unfortunately you're wrong. Nebraska scrimmaged us, had a charity exhibition against Mississippi St, and an exhibition game against Northwood.
Honestly, Beverly was one of two that actually was making an effort. Babb sure as hell wasn't.
Hurricane relief charity exemption. We turned down Minnesota and Drake.
Did anyone, on here or otherwise, actually think we would be better than last year?
I didn't realize we turned down Drake. That tells me Prohm wasn't surprised by last night's effort.
Part of me thinks he is doing the Marine's basic training approach. Break them down to nothing and then build them back up. The rub here is even if it works, what will we have for a finished product?
NWB looked decent in the first half. He seemed off after he came back from the training room in the second half.
He's determined that they will play the way that he needs them to play. I don't think he cares if they look terrible doing it. We certainly would have had better results if we hadn't pressured the ball out top and gotten driven around nearly every possession, but he feels like that's what we have to learn to do.
John and Eric said that they were retaping his ankle. I thought maybe he'd have a pretty sore knee, as he went straight down on it when he was tripped. Either way, he clearly lost a bit of quickness after that.
The big thing is if the players buy into it or not in the era of 'I want it now'.
I'd hope the new/young players at least were informed that this is what it was going to be like so they were foreshadowed a bit.
Prohm will either look like a genius or a clown by February.
Something I was wondering--if Lard and Brase are as effective as Prohm seems to lead on, what does that do for SY? Talley doesn't have the size but is certainly versatile in his movements and footwork.
"Weve been here, been in these situations"
Weird coach, in all my years of watching ISU basketball im struggling to remember a beatdown in Hilton against a scrub Horizon league team, and I certainly dont remember anything like this in the 2 years you have coached here.
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Weird coach, in all my years of watching ISU basketball im struggling to remember a beatdown in Hilton against a scrub Horizon league team, and I certainly dont remember anything like this in the 2 years you have coached here.
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Yes because the coach freaking out like idiot fans would be helpful.
Understanding the gravity of his failures and how they fit into the context of past results is critical to understanding the expectations.
Frankly, Prohm quit on this year and banked on being given a mulligan in terms of criticism.
