Fred lost to WVU at home a few times, and they weren't ranked #7 then
You are wrong. Hoiberg never lost to WVU at home. In fact he was 5-1 against WVU.
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Fred lost to WVU at home a few times, and they weren't ranked #7 then
Can we stop already with the "let Prohm get his guys in here" excuse? So that's the answer? Let him coach an inexperienced team with less talent and THEN he will lead us to the promise land? Give me a break. Huggins coached circles around Prohm tonight. That makes three 2nd halfs in a row that he's been out-coached. K-State, Vandy, and tonight. Not to mention his questionable rotation. It seems like every night he goes out there to coach it is completely off the cuff and it's getting really tough to watch.
I'd say Lindell is going to be the most talented player we've had since Royce. Niang had a special skill set that was great but his lack of explosiveness keeps him out of the top top talent category.
I REALLY hope your right. I'll miss Monte but Donovan has looked pretty good so I'm not super worried about our guards for next year.
It amazes me how some have decided that this is all on Prohm. If you watched the game, you know that Naz had a horrible game, Deonte was as much "bad Deonte" as "good Deonte", and Monte looked overmatched. Check out the shooting and t/o stats for these folks - and Naz had lots of open looks that he didn't hit and crazy t/o's while he drove. Regardless of who's coach, we're not going to win games when these three play like that.
I'd like to see Prohm give Naz fewer minutes when he's so off like he has been the last couple games. But, I can understand why he feels he needs to roll with these guys, as they're his Sr. leaders. If they can't become more consistent, the wild ride will continue.
I'm not suggesting Prohm is perfect, but the memorializing of Freddie as the best coach ever is crazy. Freddie was THE right coach at the time and did wonderful things for the program. He followed his dream, so good for him, but he left a tough spot for Prohm with his "missed elephants" recruiting. Let's see how Prohm looks in a couple years.
I think Prohm needs a scoring point to do what he wants to do. He went out and got a good one. Love Monte but he's not a scorer. He scores sometimes, but he's not a scorer if that makes sense.
....cause the fans cheered because Fred was coach? If anything fans complained that Fred didn't have the Johnny court side inspirational magic.
A couple times Prohm turned to the crowd and raised his arms to ask the crowd to get involved, and there was minor reaction. Is that his fault that a lot of fans are more into their phone than the game?
The last time I paid big money to come to an ISU game and have good court side tickets for the KU game, the people "my age" behind me kept saying, "Sit down." You wouldn't have heard that in Johnny's era.
The big difference from this year to last year is Niang inspired his team, and the crowd, where this year, there is no "leader" who take over a game and be that on court inspiration.
In the 1st half it was the bench that got us back into the game. Naz was a hero back in the day, but he makes a lot of bone-headed mistakes, and is the clutch shooter he once was.
You don't think last year's team was of Final Four caliber?Maybe you spent all your time watching "other teams" and not ours.
Fred lost to WVU at home a few times, and they weren't ranked #7 then
If the style of play has anything to do with the coach, then yes, his fault.
It's not the phones. It's the play on the court. We just are not a good team this year, and we make it clear in the 2nd half that nothing exciting will happen. There aren't many opportunities for the crowd to make an impact, lazy phone excuse or not.
JFC. Fred had better teams get bounced in the first weekend. It's no surprise some of you are continually disappointed, you are vastly overvaluing what Fred left Prohm.We had as much talent last year as maybe any ISU team ever with maybe the exception of the Tinsley years. Losing in the first round in Freds last year sucked but at least they had a good year. They were 25-9, second in the conference, and won the conference tournament. Take a lot of the same players with a new coach and go 23-12, tie for 5th in the league lose in the quarter finals of the big 12 tournament. Again, the sweet 16 was nice but in my mind they needed to get at least that far to call the year a success (which they did I guess).
People started leaving when wvu was up 15 with 5 minutes left. There was no coming back
JFC. Fred had better teams get bounced in the first weekend. It's no surprise some of you are continually disappointed, you are vastly overvaluing what Fred left Prohm.
Fred arguably saw this downturn coming and got out rather than face the challenge similar to his first year.
I arrived at the conclusion pretty early into the season that Naz just isn't very good. He played his best ball when he was able to stand in the corner and play off of Niang. He just isn't comfortable in his current role and his minutes need to be reduced.
Yep, Fred was 5-1 vs West Virginia.. Prohm now 0-4.Lol, not even remotely true, we owned West Virginia when Hoiberg was here, even beat them in Morgantown a couple times if my memory is still good.
Yep, Fred was 5-1 vs West Virginia.. Prohm now 0-4.
That is my bad, yes 0-3. Game in Morgantown isn't going to be fun.Actually 0-3.
Huh? "Naz just isn't very good?" He is extremely talented. He missed too many shots tonight. That is all.
He's been missing too many shots all season! The fan favorite that holds the nickname Threesus is passing up open looks because he has zero confidence in his shot! If he can't knock down the 3 he really handcuffs our offense. He's not a good ball handler and when he drives the lane he is out of control. Yeah, he's finishing quite a few of those drives but he also turns the ball over a lot. Naz is a role player and it pains me to even type that because I've been a huge fan of him.
He's been missing too many shots all season! The fan favorite that holds the nickname Threesus is passing up open looks because he has zero confidence in his shot! If he can't knock down the 3 he really handcuffs our offense. He's not a good ball handler and when he drives the lane he is out of control. Yeah, he's finishing quite a few of those drives but he also turns the ball over a lot. Naz is a role player and it pains me to even type that because I've been a huge fan of him.