I don't necessarily think that would tell us much about Rock's longer term potential in their eyes, just that they think Rock isn't ready yet. We are well experienced now with a dose of Milan when he is not injured. We have some talent on the bench and more young talent joining the next couple of years. Thus, depending on who all comes back next year, it will be interesting to see how much more experience and mature physical bodies TJ and team feel they need to add.
The balance today's coaches have to make is how to put a physically mature and experienced team on the floor, recruit young talent, but put them in the mix enough and sell them on the vision of their role going forward that they don't transfer for playing time.
I disagree. His development has been aided by battling Big Rob Energy, Ward, King, Jackson, Jefferson and Chatfield in practice vs. short high school kids. If he sees his development and buys into the vision for him at ISU and doesn't transfer for more playing time, getting two or more solid years from him developing in the program and understanding the work ethic, system and defensive principles, may well put him at an advantage to potential transfers.
You mean Rob, Ward, and King.
Why wouldn’t we keep him around? We can’t afford 13 rotation guys. We kept Fish
I would put my money on him transferring out.
