I don't think its crazy to say Toure is the best defensive guard in the country after last night's performance. Basically Tamin with length.
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In fairness to a lot of us - we didn’t get to watch Grayer or StevensHoiberg
Stevens
Grayer
Royce- Maybe not quite a freshman though
Georges Niang
Lindell Wigington
Those are some of the ones I am chosing from. Probably forgetting a few others.
He's averaging 20ppg the last 2 years in the 10 games he's played against Power 4 opponents. Definitely overrated offensively.Are we sure Stirtz is "one of the best offensive players in the country"? He's good against Quad 3 and 4 teams, I'll admit that much.
I think a real comp for him is Marcus Smart, he had a terrible shot and was drafted 6thHe won’t make any money at ISU because he’s a foreign player. I imagine that will accelerate his desire for the NBA. Will just be up to him and whatever advisors he has around him to figure out. He’s got so much potential that I could see him going earlier than if this was 1997. His jump shot isn’t NBA ready yet but that hasn’t stopped teams before
And his English lessons are important at Iowa State, and are going very, very well.I love Toure like everyone here, but doesn't have a good enough jumpshot for the NBA yet, but the defense/mental is already way ahead of schedule. I just hope someone doesn't try to talk him into doing something before it's unanimous (from the people that matter) that he's NBA ready.
He can make very nice money at ISU, be a legend, enjoy being young, and still leave early after Junior year if needed. He should enjoy his time under Otzelberger, not try to get away from it asap.
I'd be curious on the loophole, were talking about a law here not some arbitrary NCAA rule. I don't think Toure playing at Brewster would make a difference, he would have been on a student visa there too.
I'd be happy for the players if I'm completely wrong here.
They had no idea what a good volleyball player he was.I have to imagine that when this staff first got a good look at Toure, they were running around like little kids on Christmas Day.
I think I'm on board with this, at least from the freshmen I've seen personally. Fizer was a very different player and the team was bad that year (12-18). I was a little kid when Grayer was a freshman so can't really speak on him. He put the ball in the hoop for sure, although points were probably easier to come by in a Johnny Orr offense than an Otz one.CW on Iowa Everywhere saying Toure might be the best freshman in Iowa State history. Put me in the camp of people that agree with that right now. I don't think it's hyperbolic. At all.
Grayer really came on as a sophomore. He started nearly every game as a freshman, though and was solid, but the next year he turned it on. I don’t remember him having the length. Gary Thompson wasn’t able to play his freshman year, but if you count his sophomore year as a freshman, I would put him in the mix as one of Iowa State’s greatest freshmen. Different eras to be sure. Fizer had a great freshman year. He hasn’t played any conference games yet, but Toure is on pace to be the greatest.I think I'm on board with this, at least from the freshmen I've seen personally. Fizer was a very different player and the team was bad that year (12-18). I was a little kid when Grayer was a freshman so can't really speak on him. He put the ball in the hoop for sure, although points were probably easier to come by in a Johnny Orr offense than an Otz one.
Not going to translate this and just assume it's "beat the ******* hawks"Je suis ton père.
One of us is drunk. Is it me?lowk bro the fact that he can dunk is huge for me. it just brings the energy type shi
BattreNot going to translate this and just assume it's "beat the ******* hawks"