I believe Heise only has 1 year of eligibility left which is this year.
Also, sounds like Indrusaitis will be a contributor this season.
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Also, sounds like Indrusaitis will be a contributor this season.
Heise has 2 counting this year
Heise has 1 left. I just wanted to put my noknowledge point of view. Enter sarcasm emoji
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He's played 3 of his 4 years at UNI ( med redshirt) one of the 3 he played was the free year (20-21) this really isn't that difficult to formulate.
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Now that we have that open scholarship I wonder if we could offer this kid to reclassify and commit here much like Rock did.Just checked other recruiting services to see if we are recruiting another high school big or not. Since Rogers has announced he is going to Overtime Elite, his profile changed on On3. it was between us and Wisconsin, but now all of a sudden OU is the leader! I don't believe they were even in the picture before.
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There is playing time to be had with our front court turnover. No idea if he could qualify but landing him would be sweet.
Doubt it. Probably just waiting to get a transfer after next season when we can evaluate what is leaving and what is staying
Former ISU legacy target, staff cooled and prioritized X Mitchell.
He will be going to Nebraska in my opinion. I think we filled our schollarships and moved on, then one opened back up and probably were late getting back to the party if that was what we wanted to do. I think it's Kai Rodgers or we wait for a transfer at this point
Heise has 2 years and like Curtis Jones when he transferred in, plans to play 2 at ISU.
Dishon Jackson technically has 2 years as well but I haven't heard anything on him explicitly saying he plans to use the extra year. His 2020-2021 season didn't count due to the Covid year and he took a Med RS in 2022-2023. He just turned 22 fwiw.
Brandt Chatfield has 1 year. This is his 6th year in college. He already used a traditional RS in 2019-2020 and then played sparingly at Washington St during the Covid year which didn't count.
Everyone else's eligibility is pretty straight forward. JT Rock has 4 years to play 4. Rock used a traditional RS when enrolling early. Kayden Fish has 4 years to play as he received a Med RS for his shoulder injury last year.
Dishon Jackson technically has 2 years as well but I haven't heard anything on him explicitly saying he plans to use the extra year. His 2020-2021 season didn't count due to the Covid year and he took a Med RS in 2022-2023. He just turned 22 fwiw.
Brandt Chatfield has 1 year. This is his 6th year in college. He already used a traditional RS in 2019-2020 and then played sparingly at Washington St during the Covid year which didn't count.
Everyone else's eligibility is pretty straight forward. JT Rock has 4 years to play 4. Rock used a traditional RS when enrolling early. Kayden Fish has 4 years to play as he received a Med RS for his shoulder injury last year.
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That is the sense I get.
It wouldn't help Stinson Jr development to come to ISU and sit on the bench either. Best for both parties.
do you think Sr or Jr would admit that their offer to ISU was not actually committable?
