and a big 12 championship but whatever
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and a big 12 championship but whatever
He will be a pro but I am not convinced that he is an NBA player. He is a sort of tweener, don’t have ball handling skill or ability to create own shot to be NBA 2 guard, and too small to be a NBA SF. He will convince me if he once again shoots over 40% from 3pt. He will be the main focus of defense so it won’t be easy
This is where the "sun rising in the east" comment goes. I'll combine it with a few...
Certainties: death, taxes, the sun rising in the east, and good ol' jereseib popping in to use whatever's handy to criticize ISU & Prohm. Is the sky every sunny in your worly, jereseib? Maybe you actually don't know the sun rises in the east...
We, "stop saying we, you arent an ISU fan, I didnt even go to Iowa State or play any sports but Im allowed to use we, I think Im part of the basketball program,you arent"
Iowa State "Why aren't you using we, if you were actually an ISU fan you would be using we troll"
You must have missed the part where Tech and K-State tied for the Big 12 championship. Getting hot for 3 days in KC isnt a Big 12 championship even though it was enjoyable.
What in my statement was wrong? When THT and Lindell signed you thought their 4 year ceiling was a one and done in the NCAA tourney?
That is better than anything your coach Fran has accomplished. Stop pretending like an ISU fan. Go to HawkeyeReport.com and cheer for your beloved Hawkeyes.
The only reason I have been critical on this subject is I knew 2 months ago exactly how this would turn out. It would have been one thing if he had a strong end to his season, helped his team advance in the tourney, and had a strong combine and workout sessions. From what I was hearing none of that was the case, so I think it was a stupid decision on both him and Lindell's part, both of them could have made alot more money by staying.
Article at HawkCentral: "But Cook never showed the ability to shoot from the outside and struggled at the free-throw line, making only 63.9 percent of his 507 career attempts. He also saw his turnover numbers increase each year, including 92 of them as a junior."
So, maybe Tyler Cook not getting drafted should have been easily foreseen? If you watch the NBA at all, he is not at that level and does not have the ability to get there, IMO. But I'm sure he can make a team overseas and that seems to work out well for a lot of Americans.
So, maybe Tyler Cook not getting drafted should have been easily foreseen? If you watch the NBA at all, he is not at that level and does not have the ability to get there, IMO. But I'm sure he can make a team overseas and that seems to work out well for a lot of Americans.
I'm not sure what Adam Woodbury of all people has to do with Wieskamp making the NBA.