The most concerning thing to me from last night was the look on the faces of our seniors on the bench who were playing awful and uninspired. Every time they showed them, they were pouting and it looked like they were feeling sorry for themselves. They need to act like men and support the team as leaders, even if they're having a bad game. I expect that from Booker based on what I saw last year, but not Ejim or Clyburn. Very disappointed in their body language and leadership last night.
I was impressed with Iowa's execution on offense and their intensity. This game meant a lot to them and it showed.
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Sagarin has Iowa #88 AND ISU #27. The wheels came off last night. Will did not look up to the task. Niang knew what to do. Babb looked like a clutch player last night.
I was unable to watch last night's game, but it is a nice thought that we have a player in Niang who will likely be around 4 years and play at a high-level the whole time.
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