They will both play some minutes in conference play. Injuries and foul trouble happen.
*** Official #3 IOWA STATE vs Colorado Game(Day) Thread ***
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Two plays in particular stood out in this game. On one, he was trailing his man out to the top of the key and anticipated the pass without really looking, stole it and went down for a layup.
On the second, the ball was going out of bounds near mid-court, and rather than dive along with the Colorado guy, he stopped and waited right where the Colorado player saved it to, another fast break layup.
I enjoyed when he jumped into Malone, made the shot and flexed on him.
Rotation being the key word imo
But only 8 players entering the game? That’s not terribly common imo, particularly two midseason games in a row, one of which was a blowout buy game
His anticipation is elite. S tier. He is a peripheral sensory savant.
I never saw him play football, but I imagine he was absolutely electric there too.
Good point. Will also add that offensive rebounds with put backs (20 OREBs led to 14 second chance points) and some of the steals leading to run-out scores (22 fast break points) will also reduce total assists.
Tough to criticize offensive boards and fast break points!
I just don't trust the committee to put us and Auburn on opposite sides of the bracket even if we're clearly the #1 and #2 teams in the country.
Jackemoffski played in Maui against ISU. Didn't seem to matter much.
Death, taxes and ISU getting jobbed by sports committees.
The big 3 guards dominate minutes in the backcourt and the presidents + Chatfield take up all of the 5 minutes and at least 1/2-2/3 of the 4 spot minutes. That leaves probably around 40-50 minutes a game for Milan and Heise.. No one on our bench is likely seeing the court unless there is significant foul trouble or the game is a blowout.
That's not a bad thing either, we have two guards right now playing at a 1st team all-conference level, the other lead guard was picked on last year and this pre-season 1st team. Our collective front court is the best we've seen in an ISU uniform since Rancik, Shirley, and Fizer. We have the best 6th man in America, our home court advantage, and our starting 3 man (who I haven't mentioned) has the highest offensive ceiling of the entire team.. That top 8 is F4 caliber
That's not a bad thing either, we have two guards right now playing at a 1st team all-conference level, the other lead guard was picked on last year and this pre-season 1st team. Our collective front court is the best we've seen in an ISU uniform since Rancik, Shirley, and Fizer. We have the best 6th man in America, our home court advantage, and our starting 3 man (who I haven't mentioned) has the highest offensive ceiling of the entire team.. That top 8 is F4 caliber
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Chatfield is a toponymic surname of English origin with Old English roots, first appearing in the region of Sussex.[1][2] Records indicate that the first people to bear this name were from a location named Catsfield, in Southern England.
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The surname Chatfield can be traced to the village of Catsfield in East Sussex. The first recorded instance of this name is William de Cattefeld, found within tax records from the area in the early 1300s.[3] Since the surname was most likely granted as a byname, the origin of the name Chatfield is directly tied to the etymology of the village itself. Several theories currently exist as to how the village of Catsfield was named.
The earliest record of Catsfield comes from the Domesday Book, in which the village is referred to as Cedesfelle.[4] It's believed that Catsfield is combination of two Old English words, the first being Catte and the second being Feld, which translates to, "field, pasture, plains, or open country".[5] More specifically, the word refers to an uncultivated land without forests.[2]. There has been some speculation as to the true meaning behind the word Catte.
Etymology
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The surname Chatfield can be traced to the village of Catsfield in East Sussex. The first recorded instance of this name is William de Cattefeld, found within tax records from the area in the early 1300s.[3] Since the surname was most likely granted as a byname, the origin of the name Chatfield is directly tied to the etymology of the village itself. Several theories currently exist as to how the village of Catsfield was named.
The earliest record of Catsfield comes from the Domesday Book, in which the village is referred to as Cedesfelle.[4] It's believed that Catsfield is combination of two Old English words, the first being Catte and the second being Feld, which translates to, "field, pasture, plains, or open country".[5] More specifically, the word refers to an uncultivated land without forests.[2]. There has been some speculation as to the true meaning behind the word Catte.
Especially after a Christmas break where you can be groggy. Add in some altitude too.
****, I’m prepared for ISU to be the #2 in the south region along with #1 Auburn if they go 14-6 or worse in league play.
Me too, but I was saying San Antonio as in either final four or championship. It will be interesting to see where us and Auburn end up if we finish as 1's. I'm still not convinced about Tennessee yet. They will be tested eventually.
I claim that his bb IQ is the highest I've ever seen play at ISU. Yes, higher than Hornacek, which I never expected to say.
