I’d almost bet the farm that he doesn’t transfer to Iowa State. Most likely will test the NBA waters, and then go to a blue blood.
where’s your farm?
I’d almost bet the farm that he doesn’t transfer to Iowa State. Most likely will test the NBA waters, and then go to a blue blood.
It would change mine from a contending to a championship year. Solidify the middle, and everything plays off that.if Blackshear came to ISU, it would change mine and other predictions from a rebuilding year to a year similar to last year.
I'll believe there's a chance if he visits.
Isn't that the role Luke Anderson is slated for?Good luck finding a big Iowa St can get that made as many 3s as Niang.
I was referring to the transfer market, but yes, ideally Anderson is the stretch 4 type. I'll be pleasantly surprised if he makes the rotation next season.Isn't that the role Luke Anderson is slated for?
https://florida.rivals.com/news/new-in-state-name-to-know-luke-anderson
41% from 3pt range at EYBL...
I was referring to the transfer market, but yes, ideally Anderson is the stretch 4 type. I'll be pleasantly surprised if he makes the rotation next season.
Not in complete disagreement, however, given prohm has said he expects 10-15 mpg with a bigger rotation, i expext we are open at the 3 and 4 spot. There are a few that could fill that roll, but Luke might be interesting.
Not in complete disagreement, however, given prohm has said he expects 10-15 mpg with a bigger rotation, i expext we are open at the 3 and 4 spot. There are a few that could fill that roll, but Luke might be interesting.
Prohm was also very clear in the OTR podcast that he was looking for either/both Zion and Terrence to step up and fill that stretch roll as well. Although you could argue that they are both more traditional threes than stretch 4s.
I know Leech has the former 5* aura and Jackson might be a diamond in the rough, but Anderson actually has the highest 24-7 rating of the three of them. I would argue that Anderson had the better offers, too, discounting Leech's interest and offers from some of the major powerhouses in the country before his injury. He might be the best of the three of them.
We just have more need at guard/wing next year than for big men. Jacobson, a healthy Young, and a sophomore Conditt sounds like plenty for the big men space.