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Bohannon doesn't get fouled more than any other PG in CBB. The problem is he's tiny and slow so you guys just think he has to be getting fouled when in reality it's his slow feet that's causing him to get cut off
It was definitely crazy to see how both in state teams got completely different whistles in the tourney. Law of averages should mean that next year we will get the generous whistle and the next time Iowa makes the tourney they will get a bad one
If I was a betting man I think they'll be on the outside looking in if they lose Cook. Wouldn't be surprised either way
I'm guessing he doesn't think they are the best conference in CBB either
A starting lineup of Bohannon, Moss, Wieskamp, Kriener and Garza with Connor as the 6th man makes me think they are in some trouble
A lot does hinge on Cook. There could be major shuffling depending on how ready the freshman coming in are, as well as the ones that RS this year. Lots of time to see what's going to happen there. A wildcard for me is Nunge, and how much he has improved in this RS year.
I'm not even close to being recovered physically. 4 days in KC followed up by 3 days to Tulsa and my body is ready for basketball season to be done
If Nunge was any good he wouldn't have redshirted this last year
And he'd be correct in that assessment.
Just no real great team and some above average teams.
The three remaining B1G teams makes sense.
Most surprising has been Purdue. They're playing with their hair on fire.
I disagree. That lineup is not cutting down the ncaa nets but they will be a tough out for anyone. Garza can score with back to basket and bohannon/ wieskamp will have their days. P mccaffrey will help them, some size that can shoot, he more than replaces Baer. That teams wins 10-12 conf games and is a 6-7 seed. Especially if they lead the country in getting to the line again.
Will see what Cook decides to do again. If he comes back, I feel they are a NCAA tourney team again. If not, I feel they are a bubble team.