Allen and Tompkins would of been the PGs during that time frame.
Tamin Lipsey Commits
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Eggplant are fantastic sources of fiber and antioxidants. You should be feeling rejuvenated already!
You all missing the best,.......Eric Heft and Hercle Ivy.
I am kind of on team screw Fred, but will at least cheer for nebby when they play Iowa.
Curious as to how the AAU circuit works. How many games do they typically play during the year/summer and how far do they go/travel? Are they sponsored?
In Tamin and Eli's case, on their team since they live apart, do they get together for days/weeks at a time in order to practice/play together? Then go home on occasion to see family? Sounds like it could be pretty grueling.
First you guys get eggplants over 17/18 year old kids, now you want to stick that eggplant into scummy Hawkeyes.
Make up your minds!
A new day has come, the excitement is not fading away.
IMO, to be a successful college basketball program, winning the battles on the court doesn’t count all of it. Captivating the heart of its fanbase is just as important because a loyal fanbase would go through the journey with the program together through high and low, thick and thin. TJ has experienced first-handed the glory period from Fred’s to early Prohm’s era and fully understood the key elements to building a successful program. One of them is we need the cornerstone players who not only are stars on the court by leading the team to the victories but also the loyal-to-the-core culture guys who possess extraordinary personality and charisma, who have grown to become idols of the entire fanbase, and who are admired by the other fanbases as well. They are not only basketball stars but great human beings who want to leave their legacy in the CyclONEnation and carry on the Cyclone tradition for the rest of their lives. Georges, Naz, Monte, Ejim, Haliburton, to name a few, are those cornerstones that led to our program’s success. On the contrary, in the late Prohm era, the lack of those culture leaders is one of the reasons that led to the program’s dark time.
Hopefully, Tamin Lipsey and Tyrese Hunter can become the new generation of the Cyclone legends who can lead our beloved MBB program back to glory in no time.
I’m ending this post with Georges’ positive reaction to Tamin Lipsey’s commitment.
IMO, to be a successful college basketball program, winning the battles on the court doesn’t count all of it. Captivating the heart of its fanbase is just as important because a loyal fanbase would go through the journey with the program together through high and low, thick and thin. TJ has experienced first-handed the glory period from Fred’s to early Prohm’s era and fully understood the key elements to building a successful program. One of them is we need the cornerstone players who not only are stars on the court by leading the team to the victories but also the loyal-to-the-core culture guys who possess extraordinary personality and charisma, who have grown to become idols of the entire fanbase, and who are admired by the other fanbases as well. They are not only basketball stars but great human beings who want to leave their legacy in the CyclONEnation and carry on the Cyclone tradition for the rest of their lives. Georges, Naz, Monte, Ejim, Haliburton, to name a few, are those cornerstones that led to our program’s success. On the contrary, in the late Prohm era, the lack of those culture leaders is one of the reasons that led to the program’s dark time.
Hopefully, Tamin Lipsey and Tyrese Hunter can become the new generation of the Cyclone legends who can lead our beloved MBB program back to glory in no time.
I’m ending this post with Georges’ positive reaction to Tamin Lipsey’s commitment.
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I get we haven’t won any games yet. However, I thought TJ would get players but this is really ridiculous.
Don't worry, I'll treat you with respect....
Going to throw out another guard court- Thigpen and Bayless. 62 combined points in our tournament game against Kentucky.
