Who will have a better record next year, ISU MBB or Iowa MBB?
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I’m 100% serious. You can bump this take in 2 years if they never do it. But I know they will.
You're on your what, 6th username in the last 3 months? Hard to bump all your nonsense
Looks like having no players is viewed as superior to having Iowa’s players
Who the hell is gonna be good next year for Iowa if Joe W leaves? Keegan Murray? You guys really think he’s like a star level player. Lmao.
Mad Fran hasn't shown he's capable of getting a team to the Sweet 16. Forget listing players...you'd better start there.
Fran will not coach to win. He is only coaching to get extensions. Trotting his own kid that is injured versus developing the younger talent proves how sick he is.
If ISU has a better record than Iowa next year than TJ will be Big 12 coach of the year. ISU only won 2 games this year, and things looked a lot better at the beginning of this season than for next season at this point in time.
Why is this even a question? So clueless. Some really can’t think with their Cyclone blinders on.
We'll be bad next year. The question is will Iowa be bad too
Iowa will obviously take a step back, but I don’t think Iowa will struggle to win 10 games.
True. They do play in the Big Ten. It all depends on if we can land a good transfer or two. We'll have a lot of fresh faces
Wait.. Iowa just had the national POY and another great player in Joe W., had the best season in a couple decades and you think they’ll be better in two years?
I think that’s a bit optimistic don’t you think? Lol
Iowa will have the better year. For ISU, I think it is going to be an Greg McDermott at ISU type of year.
I don't think this question can be answered until we see what the transfer market brings for both schools. I do think Iowa will have a significant drop-off and ISU a significant improvement. Murray was great for Iowa, but guys like him and CJ were wide open half the year because teams were doubling Garza. CJ and Nunge have so many injury issues, hard to imagine them staying healthy a full year.