**Cap City 2019 Thread**

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Draft is tomorrow, should be a fun summer with all the newcomers to the roster. Guessing the FIBA team could be a conflict for Haliburton, but otherwise, with 2 max per team, that still leaves you have a full leagues worth of scholarship guys for ISU.



Which begs the question, with Haliburton probably overseas with U19, what's your mocks look like?
 
Maybe Nixon? He seems like a gunner who might do well in that league
 
What ever happened to Prohm's dislike of the Cap City League? At some point, I thought he wanted to have his own Iowa State league in Ames. Did the players really want it? Did the CCL coaches convince him? Does he actually like it now?
 
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What ever happened to Prohm's dislike of the Cap City League? At some point, I thought he wanted to have his own Iowa State league in Ames. Did the players really want it? Did the CCL coaches convince him? Does he actually like it now?

I think Prohm realizes, if nothing else, there is good PR value in having his guys playing for and interacting with the fans in Des Moines.

And while you can't determine for sure how good a guy will be based on Cap City performance, you can tell if someone has the athleticism to play at the high D1 level. Will be interesting to see how this year's new guys stack up.
 
I think Prohm realizes, if nothing else, there is good PR value in having his guys playing for and interacting with the fans in Des Moines.

And while you can't determine for sure how good a guy will be based on Cap City performance, you can tell if someone has the athleticism to play at the high D1 level. Will be interesting to see how this year's new guys stack up.

Dominating Cap City doesn’t always translate to Big 12 success but I dont know if there’s ever been a player that’s sucked in cap city and then actually contributed at ISU.
 
I think Prohm realizes, if nothing else, there is good PR value in having his guys playing for and interacting with the fans in Des Moines.

And while you can't determine for sure how good a guy will be based on Cap City performance, you can tell if someone has the athleticism to play at the high D1 level. Will be interesting to see how this year's new guys stack up.

Yeah, I agree that at the end of the day Cap City provides more of a PR benefit than a basketball benefit. The actual basketball is just glorified scrimmages, but it's a great opportunity for fans (read: younger kids) to see the players up close, interact with the players, get autographs etc.
 
Not sure why anyone cares cause the cap city league is a glorified pick up game and you can’t make any judgment of players based on how they l
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What ever happened to Prohm's dislike of the Cap City League? At some point, I thought he wanted to have his own Iowa State league in Ames. Did the players really want it? Did the CCL coaches convince him? Does he actually like it now?

I was wondering the same thing. I thought it was his first year here he stated our players wouldn’t be participating anymore.
 

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