Tre Jackson is having a rough start to his 5th year. His team is doing really well though. 6-0 with wins over Notre Dame, McNeese St, and Middle Tenn.
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Eli King is bad. Really bad. I thought he would be a good fit at a lower level Summit League team. Still early but not working out so far.
I have not caught any of UND's games yet, but he plays quite a bit from the look of it. Rebounds well from the guard position and must be playing well defensively or something in order to stay on the court. God knows it isn't his offensive prowess at this point. Toward the end of the regular season last year, when he came in for spot minutes during the TJ "clear the bench" games, I thought he looked ok. Until he took a shot attempt. Could be his offensive game is just that unrefined. Reminds me a little of Jakolby Long.
Worst PRPG! on the team. Not great.
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Tough to get in NBA at 6'0 anyway, making extra money now then can head to Europe.
Jaden Walker DNP for East Carolina last night. I tried to do some digging to see if it was injury related or not, but can't find anything.
Eli King has strung together a couple of nice games back to back:
Friday 12/1 vs Cal State Fullerton: 14 points on 6/10, 2/4, 9 rebounds (!)
Sunday 12/3 vs Cal State Riverside: 13 points on 5/9, 2/3, 4 rebounds.
Nice to see him maybe getting a little settled in a bit after a really rough start to the season.
Friday 12/1 vs Cal State Fullerton: 14 points on 6/10, 2/4, 9 rebounds (!)
Sunday 12/3 vs Cal State Riverside: 13 points on 5/9, 2/3, 4 rebounds.
Nice to see him maybe getting a little settled in a bit after a really rough start to the season.
The extra mass Grill has put on seems to be helping him bang around a bit down low for Mizzou.
Had a double double on Sunday in a win vs Wichita State, 13 points 10 boards.
Had a double double on Sunday in a win vs Wichita State, 13 points 10 boards.
Darlinstone was on ESPN the other night as Hofstra played competitively with Duke. Put up 24 and 8 on 7/11 from 3(!). He has turned himself into a very nice player, albeit a level or two below when he was here at Iowa State. I am hoping Hofstra can snag an auto bid this year so we can see him play on a big stage again.
i believe Williams wouldve helped ISU had he not gotten injured
2 games at Rutgers
10 pts 6 rbs and 2 asst vs Michigan
14 pts 5 rbs and 1 steal vs Maryland
Any updates on Tyrese Hunter? Last I heard he was playing for Texas but don't recall seeing him last night
Rutgers could be good next year with him distributing to their two 5 star freshmen. Good for him.
Stats for past ISU players 2024 season:
Marcedus Leech Jr. (Davenport) *DII - 16.9ppg/3rpg/1.5apg
Luke Anderson (Florida Southern) *DII 19.4ppg/8rpg/2.2apg
Terrence Lewis (Grambling State) - 7.8ppg/2.2 rpg/.3 apg
Xavier Foster (SMU) - 0ppg/.5rpg/0apg *What a bust
Tre Jackson (Western Carolina) - 13.6ppg/3.3rpg/1.9apg
Jaden Walker (Eastern Carolina - 5.5ppg/3rpg/1/5ppg
Tyrese Hunter (Texas) - 10.9ppg/2.6rpg/4.4apg
The All ISU Transfer team:
PG Jeremiah William (Rutgers) 12.5ppg/5rpg/1apg *only played two games this year
SG Caleb Grill (Missouri) 8.4ppg/5.8rpg/1.4apg *out for the year wrist injury
SF Darlinstone Dunbar (Hofstra) 18.3ppg/7.2rpg/1.4apg
PF Blake Hinson (Pittsburg) 18ppg/5rpg/.6apg
PF Tristan Enaruna (Cleveland State) 19ppg/6.4rpg/2.8apg
*would have to play three forwards no center, unless you slot Foster in lol.
This all ISU transfer team would make a good run I think. All offense not a lot of defense.
Marcedus Leech Jr. (Davenport) *DII - 16.9ppg/3rpg/1.5apg
Luke Anderson (Florida Southern) *DII 19.4ppg/8rpg/2.2apg
Terrence Lewis (Grambling State) - 7.8ppg/2.2 rpg/.3 apg
Xavier Foster (SMU) - 0ppg/.5rpg/0apg *What a bust
Tre Jackson (Western Carolina) - 13.6ppg/3.3rpg/1.9apg
Jaden Walker (Eastern Carolina - 5.5ppg/3rpg/1/5ppg
Tyrese Hunter (Texas) - 10.9ppg/2.6rpg/4.4apg
The All ISU Transfer team:
PG Jeremiah William (Rutgers) 12.5ppg/5rpg/1apg *only played two games this year
SG Caleb Grill (Missouri) 8.4ppg/5.8rpg/1.4apg *out for the year wrist injury
SF Darlinstone Dunbar (Hofstra) 18.3ppg/7.2rpg/1.4apg
PF Blake Hinson (Pittsburg) 18ppg/5rpg/.6apg
PF Tristan Enaruna (Cleveland State) 19ppg/6.4rpg/2.8apg
*would have to play three forwards no center, unless you slot Foster in lol.
This all ISU transfer team would make a good run I think. All offense not a lot of defense.
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thoughts
- wouldnt be shocked at all to see Dubar back at a high major for his COVID season in 2024-25
- can Grill apply for a MED RS and come back to CBB in 2024-25?
- Hinson wasnt going to fit the C5C TJ built but man can he score.
- wonder if Foster trys to transfer again or is just content being a bench player? would align with all the talk of his lack of basketball passion
According to this article, looks like Grill probably could get a medical redshirt. It says the requirements are a season-ending injury that happens in the first half of the season, with fewer than 30% of the season's games played. Grill played 9 games and Missouri has 31 regular season games, working out to 29% of games played.
