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4th-7th
On the edge but still a good chance at making it in. I thought this year the B12 would be down from 16-17 but it really wasn't. 40% of the conference made the '18 Sweet 16.7th would probably be on the very edge of the bubble, right?
Especially if the OOC doesnt go well.
7th would probably be on the very edge of the bubble, right?
Especially if the OOC doesnt go well.
Prohm can also point to his development of Canaan and Payne at Murry St as proof he can develop players. It is to early to say that he'll do that at ISU but, Wigginton and Lard look like all league performers in year 2 with pro potential.
7th in the best college basketball conference should get you in no problem IMO
That would have been 8-10 last season.
Depending on how Maui, @iowa and the Big 12/SEC Challenge go that could be flirting with the wrong side of the bubble.
Correct, Iowa State probably can't afford to lose on the road to a B1G cellar dweller.
I'd like to think top-half, but that is pretty optimistic. 6/7 finish is arguably more believable.Where will ISU finish this year in the Big 12?
That would have been 8-10 last season.
Depending on how Maui, @iowa and the Big 12/SEC Challenge go that could be flirting with the wrong side of the bubble.
I am on record saying ISU will finish between 4th and 7th and make the NCAA tourney
You are on record Iowa will miss the tourney for the 3rd straight year and still retain Fran because you guys can't afford to fire him now
I'd bet a modest sum that ISU finishes 5th or 6th. 7th feels low and 4th feels high. It will be tight in that group probably. I haven't studied the other teams' rosters but I think the top 3 are pretty good.
Almost got it right, except for the bold part.
How bad is your basketball program if you retain a coach after 3 missed tourneys in year 9 if you can afford to fire him? Let's face it, you guys can't afford to let him go which is why he will still be there
Why else would you retain a coach with his body of work if he misses the tourney in year 7, 8 and 9 if it's not about money?
Why else would you retain a coach with his body of work if he misses the tourney in year 7, 8 and 9 if it's not about money?
Barta seems to have a long leash for the most part and the big time donors seem to be OK with Fran.
If he wanted to, 9-10M is really not that much in regards to the Iowa budget.
Because Iowa is in great shape with three top 50 recruits from in-state over the next couple classes (with one obviously being Fran’s son). If Iowa misses out on Carton and Foster and does not make the tournament either of the next two years, Fran will be gone.