MBB Pre-Season Scrimmages

[CyJeans]

I don't remember Prohm saying he would serve a punishment. In fact, I remember him saying the opposite. Something along the lines of not having any restrictions once he returned from the wellness clinic.

When he said that he was referencing his return to the team, I don't know if him being held out of a scrimmage would fall under that or not. To be fair I am only repeating what was said earlier in this thread, I wasn't trying to say I have new information to add.

 

[madguy30]

I was referring to your original post:

You are very much jumping the gun to say this year has the most actual depth since the elite eight team.

Haha, read harder.

Saying there's potential isn't declaring it's actually happening. Just looking at the experience available to supplement what's appears to be some nice raw talent in the starting line. If Lard is starting, I have strong confidence in Solo as the next man in.

 

[Cyclonepride]

I don't remember Prohm saying he would serve a punishment. In fact, I remember him saying the opposite. Something along the lines of not having any restrictions once he returned from the wellness clinic.

It was said recently, by Prohm, that he was back fully on the team, but they would handle any remaining penalty internally (my words from memory, not his).

 

[DurangoCy]

we still have to see if he can coach period

He won the Big12 tournament with a PG, 2 SGs, a SF and an undersized True Freshman PF a couple years ago. That team improved the whole year. He's a pretty good coach.

 

[Sigmapolis]

He won the Big12 tournament with a PG, 2 SGs, a SF and an undersized True Freshman PF a couple years ago. That team improved the whole year. He's a pretty good coach.

I would have said that team was more...

1 PG (should have been an All-American)
3 SG (one very undersized for the Big 12)
3 SF (one very hot and cold and two limited/borderline players in the Big 12)
1 PF / undersized C (an inexperienced true freshman)

Still a heck of a coaching job considering how far he took that roster.

The advanced metrics say that team was better than any of the previous five.

 

[83Clone]

In 2014-2015 the roster was comprised of:
Georges Niang (NBA player)
Monte Morris (NBA player)
Bryce Dejean-Jones (NBA player)
Abdel Nader (NBA player)
Naz Mitrou-Long (NBA two-way player)
Jameel McKay (overseas)
Dustin Hogue (overseas)
Matt Thomas (overseas)
Daniel Edozie (overseas)
Clayton Custer (MVC POTY)

and we also had Deonte Burton redshirting


Yeah, I'd say you're jumping the gun

And they lost to UAB smh

 

[Aclone]

We do like our hoops. Pushing 150 posts on a scrimmage that no one actually saw. I kinda like this.

And that with no one in the Football forum saying, “Is it basketball season yet?”

 

[Cyched]

we still have to see if he can coach period

Prohm's not changing his name to Fred just for you. Give it a rest.

 

[Cyched]

We do like our hoops. Pushing 150 posts on a scrimmage that no one actually saw. I kinda like this.

Anticipation for this years hoops team while football still has a lot to look forward to.

 

[ribsnwhiskey]

we still have to see if he can coach period

Who is we?

 

[Cyclad]

Shayok is so much better than Donovan ever was

Former ISU assistant Jim Halihan attended several practices last year and said Shyok was clearly our best player -FWIW

 

[Cyclad]

Interesting that Tyrese was bench player to get the most minutes, not what I expected. I know he has been a pleasant surprise so far but with the mono and being skinny I figured he wouldn't be playing much this game.

Ok, I am stupid, where do I find the box score? Been looking for 45 minutes. Somebody help.

 

[Cyclonepride]

Ok, I am stupid, where do I find the box score? Been looking for 45 minutes. Somebody help.

It's about two pages back in this thread.

 

[Cyclonepride]

Where Lard?.........

Here it is- click the little red arrow by the poster name, and it will take you to the original post with the picture of the box score.

 

[LLCoolCY]

And they lost to UAB smh

The won the Big 12 tourney 4 days earlier, including beating KU in the championship game. That was ab better indication of that team than a random 11 AM game. (Still shouldn't have happened.)

That squad was the ultimate high variance team.

 

[madguy30]

The won the Big 12 tourney 4 days earlier, including beating KU in the championship game. That was ab better indication of that team than a random 11 AM game. (Still shouldn't have happened.)

That squad was the ultimate high variance team.

Wait...are we blaming the start time for that loss? That's Hokdomesque.

They were probably behind more than ahead in the Big 12 tourney.

That team was more defined by the losses to teams that pushed them around a bit, and that's what UAB did. The talent was there but unfortunately they were a house of cards at the worst of times.

The 16-17 team may not have had the same sort of hype, but watching their growth throughout the year was way more enjoyable as a fan...hopefully something similar can happen this season.

 

[madguy30]

Former ISU assistant Jim Halihan attended several practices last year and said Shyok was clearly our best player -FWIW

Part of that may have also been experience but that's always a factor anyway.

Exciting because I think there's plenty of raw talent around him. Sounds like he's enjoying the tempo and culture at ISU too which is fun.

 

[jsb]

Wait...are we blaming the start time for that loss? That's Hokdomesque.

They were probably behind more than ahead in the Big 12 tourney.

That team was more defined by the losses to teams that pushed them around a bit, and that's what UAB did. The talent was there but unfortunately they were a house of cards at the worst of times.

The 16-17 team may not have had the same sort of hype, but watching their growth throughout the year was way more enjoyable as a fan...hopefully something similar can happen this season.

I think the 16-17 was the second best of that era. The Kane/Georges/Ejim was the best.

 

[Rural]

Wait...are we blaming the start time for that loss? That's Hokdomesque.

They were probably behind more than ahead in the Big 12 tourney.

That team was more defined by the losses to teams that pushed them around a bit, and that's what UAB did. The talent was there but unfortunately they were a house of cards at the worst of times.

The 16-17 team may not have had the same sort of hype, but watching their growth throughout the year was way more enjoyable as a fan...hopefully something similar can happen this season.

It's all running together but weren't they down 19 to KU early in the 2nd half and drilled them the rest of the way?

 

[WIB]

It's all running together but weren't they down 19 to KU early in the 2nd half and drilled them the rest of the way?

Yep. Down to Texas literally every second until the buzzer and won. Then we played OU when spangler missed a bunny. Then we were down 17 at the half to KU and smoked them in the second half. Great tournament to be at though.