That could be true. If so, Enaruna would be a better choice than either Jones or Conditt. He can put it on the floor and hit the outside shot.
*** Official TCU vs #15 IOWA STATE Game(Day) Thread ***
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That could be true. If so, Enaruna would be a better choice than either Jones or Conditt. He can put it on the floor and hit the outside shot.
It was fun though. Still is. Losing is bringing us back to reality. They haven't forgotten how to play. Unfortunately they forget how to shoot at times.
Good points. I think that TJ is a student of the game and I think is willing to adapt/change when needed.
I think/hope people will be surprised what offensive schemes TJ comes up with in the next few years, especially as he recruits his players.
Just a little stab at the 'officiating' again. Last game we all got our undies in a wad on the foul/mugging on Jones under the basket. I know it is only one play, but here is a clip that went in our favor.
2021-22 Men's Basketball Roster - Iowa State University Athletics (cyclones.com) (go to 3rd link on the right, "MBB Highlights vs. TCU", about the 51-54 second mark. Enaruna mugs a TCU guy and no foul.)
2021-22 Men's Basketball Roster - Iowa State University Athletics (cyclones.com) (go to 3rd link on the right, "MBB Highlights vs. TCU", about the 51-54 second mark. Enaruna mugs a TCU guy and no foul.)
They are shooting like ISU did against TCU, less than 30% from the field and 0-10 from 3.
Funny what happens when you miss shots
Yes, I keep trying to analyze what this beatdown at home by TCU (by a team we recently beat) really means. My mind keeps going towards the "I think it means we are in trouble" direction, but maybe it is as simple as Texas made the shots and we didn't vs. TCU. Is it that simple, tho?
Probably a little something to do with a let down game following a rare road Big 12 win. That and TCU is pretty meh.
Our record as it stands currently, shows that TJ has done a great coaching job. This roster probably does not sniff NCAA tourney with bad coaching.
I'm trying to think back, of our good nonconference wins, how many of those teams were at full strength? I think Memphis was.
Yeah, I think his performance in that game had more to do with IB making him his ***** than any injury. The more we've seen of Iowa that wasn't that good of a win or that surprising of a performance. Iowa is Charmin soft.
ISU with a decent offense wins that one by like 40.
Also that was the game where the turnovers on the wings started.
I didn't include Xavier. I did include Creighton.
Unless you're talking about Garza, Iowa was not missing their best player.
