That’s correct. Jimmie was her dad.Was her dad Jimmy Crooks from Fort Dodge High in the Mid 80s? There is a bit of a resembalance there. I also heard Jimmy was a good guy.
The Iowa fans comments on her exactly why I never can cheer for them. I try but it just can’t happen. Mad Fran, bulldog blunder bluder, Brian Ferentz, brands brothers, and 90 pct of their fans make it impossible. The Iowa fans excuse on this one. She would slow down their offense. She wouldn’t be able to keep up with Clark. She would slow down Clark’s flow. They are so embarrassing!!
Trust me I know but when do many of their opinions make sense. Few comments on different social media platforms including Twitter.Clark would be a senior when she’s a freshman. That doesn’t even make sense.
If she's guarding Clark something went terribly wrong.View attachment 97807 Don’t think they have to worry about that great Clark tempo now.
View attachment 97807 Don’t think they have to worry about that great Clark tempo now.
My similar post was removed. Excellent observationShe won’t be able to play college basketball in her current condition. She will have to lose some weight . At the state tournament she struggled on defense . Her offensive game is fantastic. Strength and conditioning program will do her wonders I hope.
My similar post was removed. Excellent observation
D1 WBB has it's fair share of overweight athletes. But I would agree she'd have difficulty playing in our system in her current condition. Honestly at her age she could likely drop 50 pounds of bad weight over a few months.She won’t be able to play college basketball in her current condition. She will have to lose some weight . At the state tournament she struggled on defense . Her offensive game is fantastic. Strength and conditioning program will do her wonders I hope.
Not to derail the thread too much but I feel like all the "it's the same thing as saying it about a football recruit" are also way off base. Not that young men don't also feel pressures with their weight, but it's apples and oranges between a guy who plays football in highschool and a girl who plays basketball.There's a big difference between saying someone should work on conditioning and someone should lose weight, especially when the latter isn't even necessarily true. Size is a huge advantage in the post -- if she can come to ISU with upgraded conditioning while at the same size, that's a win-win.
As to what needs to be accomplished to improve conditioning, that's best left up to the coaches/family who actually know her situation, not armchair nutritionists who like to tell 16-year-old girls to lose weight
Well here we are Crooks onboard and the only downside is she may have to be given time to adjust to D-1. Few players are set from the get-go but Audi has the tools, the skills, and the right attitude to be a force for our team for four solid years. With some great guards, we will also have height in the future.
One thing which I know has happened before but find interesting is the 2023 Commits are listed as five different positions.
Audi-Post
Brown-Wing
Bristow-Forward
Joens-Guard
Jackson-Shooting Guard/Combo
There's a big difference between saying someone should work on conditioning and someone should lose weight, especially when the latter isn't even necessarily true. Size is a huge advantage in the post -- if she can come to ISU with upgraded conditioning while at the same size, that's a win-win.
As to what needs to be accomplished to improve conditioning, that's best left up to the coaches/family who actually know her situation, not armchair nutritionists who like to tell 16-year-old girls to lose weight
There's a big difference between saying someone should work on conditioning and someone should lose weight, especially when the latter isn't even necessarily true. Size is a huge advantage in the post -- if she can come to ISU with upgraded conditioning while at the same size, that's a win-win.
As to what needs to be accomplished to improve conditioning, that's best left up to the coaches/family who actually know her situation, not armchair nutritionists who like to tell 16-year-old girls to lose weight