Holmes uses that back board well.I just wish the coaches would teach them how to use the backboard when they’re within 5 feet of the basket!
Holmes uses that back board well.I just wish the coaches would teach them how to use the backboard when they’re within 5 feet of the basket!
Rob needs to use it every time!Holmes uses that back board well.
But, but, Jones never “came off the bench like someone stole his cow!”No, he was not . He was a strong inside player without any post moves. He was the best big man we had and played solid minutes,but this doesn’t mean he was several levels above Jones. Jones could have started on 2004-2005 team with Blalock and Stinson. Point I am trying to make is some people are too harsh on Jones. Everyone misses bunnies including beloved Homan.
ColoradoI forget what game it was but Homan got roughed up and took off like a rocket breathing fire. He was from a farm in NW Iowa and Eustacy said in the post game “it was like somebody stole his cow!” One of the all time quotes from an ISU coach. Homan could get fired up and Eustacy knew how to pull his trigger. Also had a big named Froman at the time who went on and played pro several years. Great era under Eustacy with back to back conference champs.
Did you know that Homan shot 43% his senior year and 44% for his career at ISU. Tough rebounder, good shot blocker, and good defensive player but his offense skills were limited. His last game was a monster game against North Carolina, 19 points and 20 rebounder, so most people only remember this game. Did you know that Sam Hill scored 21 points in sweet 16 game against North Carolina State in 1986? Is Sam Hill a good offensive player? Jones has pretty decent post moves that Homan or Hill didn’t have. Why is it so hard for some people to acknowledge that Jones has decent offensive skills? He has shot around 50% at ISU and over 50% in his college career.I can't believe somebody thinks Jared Homan was worse offensively than Jones. Wut?
Did you know that Homan shot 43% his senior year and 44% for his career at ISU. Tough rebounder, good shot blocker, and good defensive player but his offense skills were limited. His last game was a monster game against North Carolina, 19 points and 20 rebounder, so most people only remember this game. Did you know that Sam Hill scored 21 points in sweet 16 game against North Carolina State in 1986? Is Sam Hill a good offensive player? Jones has pretty decent post moves that Homan or Hill didn’t have. Why is it so hard for some people to acknowledge that Jones has decent offensive skills? He has shot around 50% at ISU and over 50% in his college career.
Did you know that Homan shot 43% his senior year and 44% for his career at ISU. Tough rebounder, good shot blocker, and good defensive player but his offense skills were limited. His last game was a monster game against North Carolina, 19 points and 20 rebounder, so most people only remember this game. Did you know that Sam Hill scored 21 points in sweet 16 game against North Carolina State in 1986? Is Sam Hill a good offensive player? Jones has pretty decent post moves that Homan or Hill didn’t have. Why is it so hard for some people to acknowledge that Jones has decent offensive skills? He has shot around 50% at ISU and over 50% in his college career.
I have seen both play as well (I was in my late 30’s in Homan‘s senior year). Homan had no post moves. He averaged 13.6 points/game in his senior year but he attempted 12 shots per game and his FG percentage was only 43%. He is a better player than Jones because of his defense and rebounding. He missed more bunnies than Jones and his FG percentage supports what I had seen. Please don’t tell me that he had to carry the load or take difficult shots like Jaren Homes is doing for this year’s team. Stinson and Blalock carried the load and took most of difficult shots.Because I've watched both play (as an adult). Homan was a better offensive player. Nothing against Jones though. He's probably my favorite player on this year's team.
FINALLY ZRF got through to TJ. Probably saved the season.Jones was already down to 9 minutes in the Texas game.
This post has nothing to do withi Rob Jones or Jared Homan. Please try to stay on topic.Have we heard an updated timeline for JK's return?
I have seen both play as well (I was in my late 30’s in Homan‘s senior year). Homan had no post moves. He averaged 13.6 points/game in his senior year but he attempted 12 shots per game and his FG percentage was only 43%. He is a better player than Jones because of his defense and rebounding. He missed more bunnies than Jones and his FG percentage supports what I had seen. Please don’t tell me that he had to carry the load or take difficult shots like Jaren Homes is doing for this year’s team. Stinson and Blalock carried the load and took most of difficult shots.
Ditto, looking forward to our new and improved tenacious DThe first time I saw this thread I read it as “Rotations with Jack Black” and thought it was some new series hosted by him. Now I can’t unsee it.
Holmes has to take tough shots for us, so his low FG percentage is justified.What does Holmes have to do with any of this?