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Re: Jake Anderson 2.0?
If ISU goes after him and can get him it would be awesome. La. Tech wasn't that bad of a team and when I watched them play a couple games this year this guy stood out.
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Re: Jake Anderson 2.0?
i wonder if he can Mayor coach?
The one constant through all the years, Ray, has been baseball. America has rolled by like an army of steamrollers. It has been erased like a blackboard, rebuilt and erased again. But baseball has marked the time. This field, this game: it's a part of our past, Ray. It reminds of us of all that once was good and it could be again. Oh... people will come Ray. People will most definitely come. -
Re: Jake Anderson 2.0?
Would be a pretty perfect situation. I'm not sure that we need another forward, but for one year who cares? Probably better than banking it.
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He is from Toronto. He would fit right in.
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Re: Jake Anderson 2.0?
To many forwards seems like a good problem to me... especially with the up tempo style we have switched too. The more depth the better!
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 Originally Posted by ISU BET but you said you were Fred I see that you have been paying attention, number one son.
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Re: Jake Anderson 2.0?
 Originally Posted by thatguy i wonder if he can Mayor coach? I think you just blew my mind... -
Re: Jake Anderson 2.0?
 Originally Posted by cycfan1 This would be better than JUCO big. One year so it sets us up for 2012. Gives us added depth for next year instead of banking the extra scholly. I was referring to something I heard one of the assistant's say.
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Re: Jake Anderson 2.0?
 Originally Posted by Cydkar I do not have any interest in what Iowa needs!!!
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Re: Jake Anderson 2.0?
This would be a great addition. It would give the coaching staff the choice of red-shirting
Railey. With a year and a half of development, Railey could be darn good come the 2012-2013 season. Note, he would only be a sophomore too.
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Re: Jake Anderson 2.0?
 Originally Posted by Tillweezy This would be a great addition. It would give the coaching staff the choice of red-shirting
Railey. With a year and a half of development, Railey could be darn good come the 2012-2013 season. Note, he would only be a sophomore too. Well, we may need Railey next year. We are going to come across teams with some 6'11 guys.
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Re: Jake Anderson 2.0?
 Originally Posted by cayin Well, we may need Railey next year. We are going to come across teams with some 6'11 guys. We came across teams with 6'11 guys last year and Railey was only used as a last resort for foul trouble.
If we get this post player, Railey would be option #5 and redshirting would be the best option for him. If we don't get him, we probably need Railey, although with Ejim having experience at the 4, you could argue that he could be redshirted as well.
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Re: Jake Anderson 2.0?
They would not redshirt railey. He would transfer if that was the case.
  Originally Posted by AltHawk Why would it? One bad game doesn't change a thing. Iowa will still be a darkhorse B1G championship contender, and Iowa State will be lucky to make the NIT. -
Re: Jake Anderson 2.0?
 Originally Posted by State43 They would not redshirt railey. He would transfer if that was the case.
Well duh. Any talk of redshirting is under the implied assumption that the player in question would be willing to redshirt.
While most players probably don't want to redshirt, there may be some that are okay with it. Unless you have inside information, you don't know which category Railey falls into.
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Re: Jake Anderson 2.0?
Railey was a true freshman 6'11" dude. I'm not surprised at all he struggled. IMO he can be a very good player at ISU.
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