Really looks to be only a few locks on this years team.
Purdy
Kolar
Jackson
Linderbaum
Bailey
Rose
Hankins
Johnson
Eisworth
Duncan
Might have missed a few.
ISM
Really looks to be only a few locks on this years team.
Purdy
Kolar
Jackson
Linderbaum
Bailey
Rose
Hankins
Johnson
Eisworth
Duncan
Might have missed a few.
So you mean something they literally consistently always have lol?I have no idea. He has only signed a handful of 4* RBs over the years (Jermelle Lewis, Greg Garmon, Brandon Wegher, Marcus Coker I know of for sure), and none of them panned out for a myriad of reasons.
I am definitely not a fan of Iowa’s running scheme. I don’t think it works in 2020 unless you have NFL talent pretty much across the board at OL. That’s a pretty tough ask for a developmental program like Iowa.
ISM and Milton have two of the WR positions locked up.
I don’t think you could put him as a lock. His WR stats are very dependent on QB play and we haven’t seen Iowa’s QB. As far as being a KR he is a lock.
Bankston is a transfer, Lee and Singleton are young guys. Lee had a fair bit of playing time last year and the staff is high on. Bailey is a tenured guy. I wouldn’t expect a ton from him, personallyNot familiar with the names besides Enyi and Bailey.
Are they young and full of potential or more tenured guys that have been waiting for their chance?
Lol. NoHe's the fastest and most dynamic offensive playmaker in the state.
He's the fastest and most dynamic offensive playmaker in the state.
Pretty much a mix of both.Not familiar with the names besides Enyi and Bailey.
Are they young and full of potential or more tenured guys that have been waiting for their chance?
At KR, no doubt.
Milton and ISM both had 722 receiving yards last year. Milton's ypc was 20.6 while ISM's was 16.4. Milton was the 3rd most targeted pass catcher, with 35 receptions. ISM was the #1 targeted pass catcher with 44 receptions. Better overall play maker goes to ISM. The better WR is probably Milton, however I'd love to see ISM in an offense like Iowa State's.At KR, no doubt.
Milton and ISM both had 722 receiving yards last year. Milton's ypc was 20.6 while ISM's was 16.4. Milton was the 3rd most targeted pass catcher, with 35 receptions. ISM was the #1 targeted pass catcher with 44 receptions. Better overall play maker goes to ISM. The better WR is probably Milton, however I'd love to see ISM in an offense like Iowa State's.
ISM had 9 more catches and two more receiving TDs. You left those out. He also had 100+ rushing yards at 10 yards per carry and 3 rushing TDs. And all this while playing in a boring, run-first offense. Not sure what metric you're using to justify Milton as "the better WR". Either way, ISM and Milton are the two WRs on the All-Iowa roster to start the season. I guess if people don't want to call them "locks" then, ok.
He's not a shoe in best WR, but you could certainly make the case. He didn't have as many TD's because he's not someone you target when in the red zone. He had two 70+ yard TD's last year. When you have guys like Pettway, Kolar, Allen, Soehner, and Sean Shaw Jr, you're not going to target guys like Milton and Jones in the red zone, which usually means they aren't scoring many TD's.ISM had 9 more catches and two more receiving TDs. You left those out. He also had 100+ rushing yards at 10 yards per carry and 3 rushing TDs. And all this while playing in a boring, run-first offense. Not sure what metric you're using to justify Milton as "the better WR". Either way, ISM and Milton are the two WRs on the All-Iowa roster to start the season. I guess if people don't want to call them "locks" then, ok.
To start the season I agree it’s probably Milton & ISM.No doubt. If ISM isn't a lock at WR, there are no locks at WR.
There should probably be 3 WR's and 2 TE's on the list no?To start the season I agree it’s probably Milton & ISM.
Just a hunch that Hutchison and Shaw will be pushing for a spot.