Throw some peanut butter in there tooI think he should go on a strict 5 pounds of steak and chocolate milk diet.
Throw some peanut butter in there tooI think he should go on a strict 5 pounds of steak and chocolate milk diet.
He's got a nice frame. I'm a firm believer that if more post players would hit the weight room and play with a mean streak, their odds of success would increase greatly.
So many college post players seem to want to avoid contact and not put in the work in the weight room and it's their downfall.
I really see this kid having a body like Homan in a couple of years with more athleticism. If he gets as strong as Homan was we've got a good Big 12 big man.
And if he has the attitude. That was Homan's best attribute.
I really see this kid having a body like Homan in a couple of years with more athleticism. If he gets as strong as Homan was we've got a good Big 12 big man.
So now they are making fun of us for signing a 6'9" freshman 3 star recruit (per 247 sports)?
http://247sports.com/Player/Brady-Ernst-35019
Okay, then...
I view this signing as a potential use of a previously unused scholarship to give the staff a year to work with a player with upside and see up close if increased competition and strength/conditioning staff takes with Ernst.
It is kind of a win-win scenario for both. Brady gets his shot at a BCS program he desired and ISU gets post depth with potential if he is truly recovered from his knee injury. Both parties can reassess the decision after this year for both to realize the ceiling with Prohm giving his honest potential future at ISU after the season at which time Ernst can decide if it is a good fit. This could be one reason he isn't planning red shirting, one emergency post depth for ISU this year and two Brady can see how he compares to B12 players. Good move by the staff of an unused roster space this late in the recruiting period in my opinion.
Only because if Iowa were to signed this kid, your fan base would have made laughed at it. A few on here have admitted as much. But then you defend that "this is different" with a ton of excuses that again, if it were Iowa, you would have clowned (no pun intended, lower case "C") on those excuses. Because we have seen the same scenario regarding Iowa.
He might start at IowaOnly because if Iowa were to signed this kid, your fan base would have made laughed at it. A few on here have admitted as much. But then you defend that "this is different" with a ton of excuses that again, if it were Iowa, you would have clowned (no pun intended, lower case "C") on those excuses. Because we have seen the same scenario regarding Iowa.
Only because if Iowa were to signed this kid, your fan base would have made laughed at it. A few on here have admitted as much. But then you defend that "this is different" with a ton of excuses that again, if it were Iowa, you would have clowned (no pun intended, lower case "C") on those excuses. Because we have seen the same scenario regarding Iowa.
Only because if Iowa were to signed this kid, your fan base would have made laughed at it. A few on here have admitted as much. But then you defend that "this is different" with a ton of excuses that again, if it were Iowa, you would have clowned (no pun intended, lower case "C") on those excuses. Because we have seen the same scenario regarding Iowa.
Was shocked to see Homan is still playing in Europe. he and Brackins are on the same team in Turkey. He actually starts over Brackins.
He might start at Iowa
Thanks for the info. I'm a little surprised Homan would start over a younger Brackins, but by the time he was a senior Homan was a really good Big 12 center, and down the stretch of the Big 12 schedule, I don't think any Big 12 center was playing any better than Homan. Not sure we've had a player develop any further from his freshman to his senior year.
From a different board...
I can assure you that "soft" had nothing to do with why the IA staff never offered Brady. Fran and staff evaluated Brady very heavily and there was one major factor that led to them deciding to go in a different direction which is the same reason Texas didn't offer right away (prior to the staff changes) but they were very intrigued by his skillset. The Texas asst coach actually said to me, "he is more skilled than half the bigs in the big 12". Brady has improved TREMENDOUSLY in the past 3 years and was always much better in July than April/May you have to understand he has no one to push him in Clinton thus he improves when playing vs kids bigger/stronger/more athletic than him on the AAU/Grassroots circuit. He would always start off slow and finish the grassroots season playing like a hi-major big but the inconsistency scared a lot of bigger schools. He has fell in love with the weight room and gotten much stronger and playing against the talent he will face in practice next year will help him to reach a higher level of consistency.
Let's wish him well as it's not like he spurned Ia for ISU, not sure why people feel like downing this kid makes there day or lives better. He is an IA kid who will work very hard with the opportunity he has been given.
I would assume the ACL tearGuess I'm not following, from the quotes/thread above, what is the "one major factor why Iowa went a different direction, and for the same reason the Texas staff at the time" ??
He never really explained that. I was just interested in the other stuff he saidGuess I'm not following, from the quotes/thread above, what is the "one major factor why Iowa went a different direction, and for the same reason the Texas staff at the time" ??
Guess I'm not following, from the quotes/thread above, what is the "one major factor why Iowa went a different direction, and for the same reason the Texas staff at the time" ??