Well he has a good start by wearing #21. I really see a bright and storied future with him here at ISU.
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Well he has a good start by wearing #21. I really see a bright and storied future with him here at ISU.
Fizer wore #5 at Iowa State.
:wideeyed::biglaugh: he wore #21 with the Bulls, so I just assumed he wore it here. My bad. Negative rep for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by rworkman83
I will predict 241 pound Jiri will be the scoring leader this year at 18 points per game. Wesley will rebound at 9 per game. Diante Garret will have 4.5 assist per game. Any gueses from anyone else?
He still wears 21 for the Austin Toros in the D-League. You will be forgiven.
I'd be tickled pink if he was the 'next' Fizer.
what do you guys think the scoring output will be and our overall record?
i'll go with
pg: garrett, 6 pts. 4 assists
sg: staiger, 8 pts.
sf: clark, 6 pts. 7 rebounds
pf: wesley j, 15 pts. 8 rebounds
c: jiri, 13 pts. 9 rebounds
bench
brackins 6 pts.
haluska 5 pts
thompson 4 pts.
brister 2 pts.
boozer 2 pts.
c johnson 4 pts
overall record: 19-12 lose in 2nd round of big 12 tourney, buuble team with NIT birth
I W/L our schedule and i saw 20 wins, didnt count the losses though. Id like to see Rhashon have a big year, or at least go back to his form form 2 years ago.
Where did you find this photo? Did you notice that the player behind Brackins is saying that "he's #1" !!! Cant tell who it is though.Quote:
Originally Posted by A-town Cy
It's on Craig's facebook, and I didn't notice the "#1" in the background from Wes...lol
I've seen recruiting video of him. He's not the next Fizer until he bulks up some more. There probably will not be a next Fizer. He was that darn good. I'd be happy if he's not the next Taggart.Quote:
Originally Posted by gocubs2118
I think we're putting the cart before the horse here. But that's just me.
To be the next Fizer, doesn't he have to change his name to Fizer first?
I think Craig will struggle some, but I'm glad we have some depth in our front court so he won't be asked to do too much. Having him potentially be a 6th or 7th man this year excites me.
Taggart wasn't that bad considering his health situation and he was asked to do a lot given our lack of front court talent that season. The kid had some of the worst footwork I've ever seen, but that's nothing coaching can't take care of.