Scouting Report: 2011 prospect Jarrod Uthoff
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This kid is definitely legit. I coached against him last year, tough to stop. He is very versatile. If ya lay off of him on the perimeter, he'll knock down a 22 footer on you, if you get up on him, he'll take it past you. Good hands, Good feet, nice post moves. He'd be a great addition to our bigs.
This may be a pipe dream, but I'd really like to see the cornerstone of the ISU team be compromised of Uthoff and the other gems in state of Iowa class of 11' & 12'.
Get these guys, sprinkle in some national talent and you've got a recipe for sustained success.
Go get'em coach.
Get these guys, sprinkle in some national talent and you've got a recipe for sustained success.
Go get'em coach.
Yeah, Dean's his uncle.
I haven't seen this kid but it's obvious he has some talent by the schools that are showing interest. To think that a month ago many on here were appalled at the idea of bringing in a white Iowa kid. Maybe the coaches can evaluate talent better than us?
I haven't seen this kid but it's obvious he has some talent by the schools that are showing interest. To think that a month ago many on here were appalled at the idea of bringing in a white Iowa kid. Maybe the coaches can evaluate talent better than us?
This is a type of player ISU has to land as often as possible.
Sometimes it helps to look at the list of schools under consideration. If I see a regional BCS team (like Illinois in this case), it's best not to lose an in-state star in those situations.
I've long said it: ISU can't build a roster completely with Iowa players, but has to (eventually) own the state when it comes to top-level home-grown talent. That happens one recruit at a time (sorry for using a cliche, but it seemed to fit )
Sometimes it helps to look at the list of schools under consideration. If I see a regional BCS team (like Illinois in this case), it's best not to lose an in-state star in those situations.
I've long said it: ISU can't build a roster completely with Iowa players, but has to (eventually) own the state when it comes to top-level home-grown talent. That happens one recruit at a time (sorry for using a cliche, but it seemed to fit )
This is a type of player ISU has to land as often as possible.
Sometimes it helps to look at the list of schools under consideration. If I see a regional BCS team (like Illinois in this case), it's best not to lose an in-state star in those situations.
I've long said it: ISU can't build a roster completely with Iowa players, but has to (eventually) own the state when it comes to top-level home-grown talent. That happens one recruit at a time (sorry for using a cliche, but it seemed to fit )
Agree! The Mayor needs to become the Governor.
I guess at least ISU does seem to own a state. One that is known for its cheese.
