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Our approach on offense last year was simple --
Some Purdy read-option
Throw it deep to Butler
Most of all, hand it to Montgomery
What is the elevator pitch for our offense next season?
Some Purdy read-option
Throw it deep to Butler
Most of all, hand it to Montgomery
What is the elevator pitch for our offense next season?
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Hardly anyone redshirts any more. I think he's going to be a player, but the only thing really going on is that Coach Prohm doesn't like to go beyond 8 deep (and sometimes 7). He's just behind a very, very good bunch of players.
Not trying to be argumentative, but 6 of the players on the ISU roster have taken a redshirt.
Added the bolded above.
And he dealt with a couple minor injuries throughout the season too if I remember correctly.
Due to transferring, except for Lard late qualifying. Zion was needed in spot minutes early in the year when we had 8 available.
He’s likely closer than his minutes suggest, but when you zealously like to play only 7, there aren’t a lot of opportunities to demonstrate that (or develop).
If he can shoot the 3, play defense, and rebound, there are a lot of minutes available to him next year.
My vote goes to football. Teams can fall into favorable seeding scenarios in the March Madness. Plus, one great player can carry a team to a Final Four (it's still not easy), but you need more than that for football.
It's more common for a team to fall off following a FF appearance than a CFB Playoff appearance.
Why didn't you answer my question about pooping at Mickeys last week?
Is there a difference between not playing and redshirting?
Zion didn’t redshirt because there were minutes available for him due to injury, but take Carter or J Long for example. Say they had redshirted their lowest minutes played season. The difference in their first eligible year at their new school, as a redshirt junior either way, is 14 minutes and 40 minutes of experience, respectively.
Pretend there's one month each year you couldn't watch, follow, or cover any sport, which would you choose, and why? Which month would be most agonizing if you were banned from exposure?
