If it were French there would be a bunch more unpronounced vowels.I think that's latin, so no problem.
If it were French there would be a bunch more unpronounced vowels.I think that's latin, so no problem.
So this guy rebounds
But if we were in Germany I'd have to make your bunk.If it were French there would be a bunch more unpronounced vowels.
So what would a comparison be.
Bob Jones with a formidable jump shot.
And free throw shooting.
Really good passer. Excited to see him in a Cyclone uniform
Our 6'11" Magic Johnson!A 6'11" Keshon Gilbert
He moves so fast and jumps so high and so quickly. Sometimes it seems like his hands can't keep up with his legs. The athleticism is so obvious and so enticing.Omaha showed flashes in KC.
I’ve been impressed with how much he has already bulked up from where he started this fall. I haven’t seen him play obviously but I think physical growth is the biggest issue for bigs. I don’t expect him to be great by any means but I think he will be serviceableAre we sure that JT rock will be ready next year? I have seen a lot of people pencil him in next year but I always felt that 7 footers need time to develop. Has the staff said something about him being ready for next year? Next year will technically be his freshman year so I just don’t know if I expect him to have so many minutes. I would be excited if he is but I am also cautious expecting him to have big minutes.
I do remember thinking that JT has a really good stroke for a big man. Now that I think about it, he could be an enticing piece NEXT year, easily getting 5-10'/game, if he can hit some 3's, rebound, etc.I think JT will surprise many people next year. I think his length will help him on defense. He should be able to challenge shots and rebound using that length. On offense I would expect him to add a new skill set in that he played a lot around the 3 point line in AAU. He can shoot better than any of our current 5s and is a threat to shoot from the top of the key and not allow opposing bigs to sag off so much. I hope he has been working on his quickness and overall athletic ability this year, that is where I think growth would benefit him most.
I do remember thinking that JT has a really good stroke for a big man. Now that I think about it, he could be an enticing piece NEXT year, easily getting 5-10'/game, if he can hit some 3's, rebound, etc.
As he gains experience and gets older, he could be a force inside AND out.
So, they call him Big Ox?But if we were in Germany I'd have to make your bunk.
Another good one is Santa Clara. They took 2 dudes considered to be power conference busts and in 1 season made them lottery picks. No tournament for them yet but they got the NIT last year and would likely have again if ESPN wasnt trying to **** over all Mid-majorsIt's really the low majors that get crushed. Mid-majors aren't actually in an awful spot. Sure, if they bring a guys in and he's good the odds are hes jumping up to a power conference and getting paid. However, those who are sharp get to pull from two transfer pools. Low-majors who aren't quite good enough to jump all the way up to the power conferences and then the power conference guys looking to drop down for playing time.
Grand Canyon is good example. They had 6 transfers in their top 7 players. 3 transferred "up" from Presbyterian, Southeast Missouri and Georgia State respectively. 3 transferred "down" from Depaul (and Kansas previously), Arizona State and Oregon. So those mid-major teams can fill up with some really good talent.
I got a bit of what doctors call " a weight problem ".So, they call him Big Ox?
I generally tell myself that I'm not as good-looking as everybody says I am. I like to stay humble.I feel really good about transfers coming in now considering how high profile ISU's style and work requirements have been. There is no longer any concern that kids coming in don't recognize just how high the commitment and effort level must be every day.
At least that is what I tell myself...
Good point, don't forget brockington!TJ in his short time here has a lot of examples of guys taking BIG steps forward in one year:
Lipsey, BRE (both years), Ward, King, Kalaseur, Jaz, etc.