I know they’re different players and I’m sorry but Conditt isn’t good at what he’s supposed to be good at. Phyfe would eat Conditt alive in the half court and probably foul Conditt out of the game with his post moves. Lol
Coach TJ’s Coaching StAff
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I have the same question. Regardless of Covid, isn't this year a medical redshirt year for him? Then one more year as a redshirted senior left?
He's going to go get paid to play. Whether that's here or in Europe. Chances are he would have left this year without the injury.
It isn't here. You don't see many players leaving early to play in Europe.
Cmon. He recruits the players the head coach wants him to recruit. Plus, if a talent like THT is willing to come to your program you take him. We have no idea what was going on behind the scenes with that team. All I know is it was not managed well. Maybe TJ could have handled that situation better.
I don't think TJ would have recruited THT. The way he played here it was obvious that promises were made to get him. It was an embarrassment to team basketball and the reason a team with multiple NBA draft picks couldn't finish better than .500 in the conference.
I didn’t know if you could possibly get an extra year due to his knee injury ( I think that happened too late in the season though) or with COVID? I wouldn’t blame him for not coming, he’s probably bonded with Jacobson and the team
I've seen a microwave on the basketball floor but never a space heater.
I want to believe that a chance to get out of the valley with your dad no move to the big leagues to both improve his game and exposure would be something that he would at least have to think about.
I think the fact the Jacobson interviewed at Minnesota would be reason to question whether you wanted to stay. I would guess that AJ would have been asked to follow to Minnesota, but when your coach is looking why shouldn't the player.
Is it possible he wants to test himself against Big 12 competition and get more exposure? I haven’t really been following UNI bball closely, but are they actually supposed to be good next year? They were bad this year and going by what I saw this season, the MVC will run through Loyola and/or Drake with the rest a very distant 3rd.
A foursome of Tyrese Hunter, AJ green, Bolton, and Xavier Foster could make this turnaround REAL quick! Has any team ever gone from winless in conference play to an NCAA tournament birth the next year? Because I think it's realistic if this happens.
I must be confused, I thought he had hip surgery. Was out most of season.
aj/tyrese could split pg duties while the other runs the 2.
With what we know about who's coming back in the Valley, I expect the preseason poll will have Drake, UNI, Missouri State and Loyola pretty bunched up an probably in that order. The Valley is actually in line to have it's best year since the 4 bid year. There's lot of talent and experience in those four teams even if Krutwig and Williamson leave (which is expected).
To answer above, AJ does have NBA aspirations and when he went through the process they loved his shooting and scoring ability and told him to work on lateral movement (the hip surgeries should help with that) and rebounding positioning.
Sorry accidentally said knee not hip. Working and trying to read this at the same time, and obviously I’m not very good at multitasking LOL
Safe to say you are not a surgeon or a dentist?
