If this interview doesn’t get you pumped to get DP on campus, not sure what will…
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If this interview doesn’t get you pumped to get DP on campus, not sure what will…
Does Nojus have a younger brother that might have been with him and can he ball also. I know Milan has a younger brother we will probably recruit
Does someone need a time out Mods? ... or am I?I always have a small heart attack when I see these recruit threads bumped.
I know most of the time it is an update to their recruiting rankings or their performance in some sort of summer tournament or their high school/prep games during basketball season.
But there's always a small possibility of "decommitment" or "torn ACL" and frowny face.
You can tell that you are a youngster (Ha!) as you forget older great Cyclones from New York Zaid Abdull-Aziz (Don Smith at the time) and Bill Cain. Farther back would be John Crawford (1956-1958). All were impact players for the Cyclones.Notable ISU greats from NY - Jamaal Tinsley, Dustin Hogue, Curtis Stinson, and Rahshon Clark. Hopefully this kid has a career like those guys.
*Abdul-Aziz.You can tell that you are a youngster (Ha!) as you forget older great Cyclones from New York Zaid Abdull-Aziz (Don Smith at the time) and Bill Cain. Farther back would be John Crawford (1956-1958). All were impact players for the Cyclones.
I don't get why he is held in such high regard as a player. I wouldn't rank him iny top 10 guards for ISU. He shot @10% on the road.I don't see Jake Sullivan tossed out as a favorite much here. Maybe I am missing it? Great shooter and a 4 year guy, great Cyclone. But we have some great players that have accomplished some great things that I hear named more frequently.
I don't get why he is held in such high regard as a player. I wouldn't rank him iny top 10 guards for ISU. He shot @10% on the road.
He's a sharpshooter that you'd love to have on any team, but more of an outstanding complimentary player than someone who can carry a team.I loved Sullivan when I was a kid. He was who I imagined being playing basketball on my crappy hoop hanging off my garage.
That being said, he's nothing compared to most guards we've had. Morris, Kane, Wigginton, Thomas, Naz, Grayer, Tinsley, Blalock, Haliburton, Thigpen, Hoiberg, on and on. Great players to compete with there.
Well, almost 50 percent of the male population has that fetish.Be right back, need to go pick up some lotion and a fresh pair of socks.
Thanks for making that up. He and Shane Power were the reason we had a huge win in Lawrence when I was in school, and its not because he shot 10%..I don't get why he is held in such high regard as a player. I wouldn't rank him iny top 10 guards for ISU. He shot @10% on the road.
Sullivan would have been a perfect compliment to last years team, on the offensive end at least. Someone the defense absolutely cannot leave open on the arc. Grill was sort of that player last year (pre back injury) and we were a much better because of it.He's a sharpshooter that you'd love to have on any team, but more of an outstanding complimentary player than someone who can carry a team.
Thanks for making that up. He and Shane Power were the reason we had a huge win in Lawrence when I was in school, and its not because he shot 10%..
Take Sullivan over Wiggington any time. Sullivan played for the Cyclones, Wiggington played for himself.I loved Sullivan when I was a kid. He was who I imagined being playing basketball on my crappy hoop hanging off my garage.
That being said, he's nothing compared to most guards we've had. Morris, Kane, Wigginton, Thomas, Naz, Grayer, Tinsley, Blalock, Haliburton, Thigpen, Hoiberg, on and on. Great players to compete with there.
I wasn't really talking about intangibles but I'm not going to discredit your opinion.Take Sullivan over Wiggington any time. Sullivan played for the Cyclones, Wiggington played for himself.
He must have been otherworldly at home since he was a career .452/.424/.896 shooter. If he was only shooting .100 on the road he must have never missed at home.I don't get why he is held in such high regard as a player. I wouldn't rank him iny top 10 guards for ISU. He shot @10% on the road.
He must have been otherworldly at home since he was a career .452/.424/.896 shooter. If he was only shooting .100 on the road he must have never missed at home.
I loved Sullivan when I was a kid. He was who I imagined being playing basketball on my crappy hoop hanging off my garage.
That being said, he's nothing compared to most guards we've had. Morris, Kane, Wigginton, Thomas, Naz, Grayer, Tinsley, Blalock, Haliburton, Thigpen, Hoiberg, on and on. Great players to compete with there.