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I mean, the main physicality I saw was a awkward kid falling down multiple times.
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Based on what?hes better than mulvey. low bar but riley played non-scrub minutes last year
I don't have to do a fuckin thing you sayIf you can’t get excited about this then I think you need to find a new team to cheer for.
Lol u got super excited from that video?If you can’t get excited about this then I think you need to find a new team to cheer for.
Tell em Steve Dave.I don't have to do a fuckin thing you say
The reach over shoulder poke out of bounds after getting beat to the ball was inspiring levels of grit and hustle.The kid is a true freshman busting his ass during summer workouts.
I bet you can't do that from your couchThe reach over shoulder poke out of bounds after getting beat to the ball was inspiring levels of grit and hustle.
You’re going to end up very wrong about this.I remain……..unsold.
He is a freshman, his body composition is going to change. Little different weight room atmosphere than Fran had.I doubt it. Especially if his body composition doesn’t change significantly.
If it doesn’t, I think Ben runs him off.I doubt it. Especially if his body composition doesn’t change significantly.
LmaoI doubt it. Especially if his body composition doesn’t change significantly.
I’ll be a little pissed to be wrong, as RATT,AAAR is among the greatest feelings on earth.The best part of these are the “happy to be wrong” posts.
It’s just that you’re so aggressively sure he sucks.I’ll be a little pissed to be wrong, as RATT,AAAR is among the greatest feelings on earth.
So, what are the believers projecting as a historical comp? Big Country? Luka? Woody? Cherokee Parks? I’ve heard Jokic thrown around by Tyler Tachman or some such luminary. Is that too optimistic?
You said I’m almost certainly wrong. Would just like some context as to what that means, specifically? What kinda star/solid contributor we talkin’ ‘bout here?It’s just that you’re so aggressively sure he sucks.
I don’t know man. I can tell by watching him that he’s got potential.You said I’m almost certainly wrong. Would just like some context as to what that means, specifically? What kinda star/solid contributor we talkin’ ‘bout here?
You’re the one putting the whole “he’ll never be any good with that body” thing out there. So what does that mean to you? Give me a comparison.You said I’m almost certainly wrong. Would just like some context as to what that means, specifically? What kinda star/solid contributor we talkin’ ‘bout here?
I’ll judge them for being wrong. 75 bows at 3:24 in the morning won’t be great to wake up to!!!The best part of these are the “happy to be wrong” posts.
He’s a bit doughy, I guess, but it’s pretty clear he has a good frame that would add muscle very well. He’s a far cry from the 6’10 bean poles Iowa is usually recruiting and not putting any muscle on. He also moves reasonably well for an 18 year of that size. He’s not cooper Flagg but I think he has decent potential as well.You’re the one putting the whole “he’ll never be any good with that body” thing out there. So what does that mean to you? Give me a comparison.
He really got away with a non answer about this during @tcondon’s interview today.I don't want to be a H&B, but I really hate that McCollum brought his son with him.
It wasn't a non-answer at all, he defended his decision. He thinks his kid works hard enough and is good enough to play. He touted his +/- and toughness as a defender.He really got away with a non answer about this during @tcondon’s interview today.
I already provided several possibilities for you to respond to. Here’s another - Cougs. Let me know where you think he’ll land on that spectrum, wise one.You’re the one putting the whole “he’ll never be any good with that body” thing out there. So what does that mean to you? Give me a comparison.
He’s not close to as horribly fat as Cougs. Jesus Christ, ‘StangI already provided several possibilities for you to respond to. Here’s another - Cougs. Let me know where you think he’ll land on that spectrum, wise one.
I don’t know. I see a freshman with potential.I already provided several possibilities for you to respond to. Here’s another - Cougs. Let me know where you think he’ll land on that spectrum, wise one.
This was the Apple podcast transcript. It’s a bunch of word sauce — saying a lot of without saying anything at all. We are talking about summer practice plus / minus as a justification of getting a roster spot? SMH. I was hoping he would have let out something we didn’t know like multiple high majors wanting him etc. Or addressing why this is different.It wasn't a non-answer at all, he defended his decision. He thinks his kid works hard enough and is good enough to play. He touted his +/- and toughness as a defender.
I don't agree with his decision, but he absolutely answered the question.
“Yeah, you know, I think at this level, and this is the benefit, and I've said this in other interviews, the benefit of me being at Division Two for quite a while is I was able to make decisions, and you would have some repercussions from it, and you'd have some people that were upset. It wouldn't be as shocking as it is at this level. And, you know, so I've gotten pretty good at, you know, paying attention to enough to make sure that we're trending the right direction, but not paying attention to where it impacts your ability to make the decision you need to make.
And so, you know, specific to him, not all instances are the same, and I think as a society, we try to create that where he took his son, and it didn't work out, and he took his son, and it did work out, and whatever it may be. You know, specific to Payton, you know, right now, he's, he's not our hardest worker, he's one of, you know, he's probably close to our hardest worker. Him, maybe Bennett's in there quite a bit.
“And just from a toughness, from a defensive perspective, going against Bennett every day, he's been fantastic. Attitude wise, I already know, he knows, you know, exactly what to expect. I think he's our second leading plus minus guy, meaning, you know, I think Bennett's our best in regards to plus minus and Peyton's our second best right now.
So he's, he's been doing good. You know, going into the decision, he was going to play for us at Drake, you know, and I think, you know, and had some kind of low major stuff, but, you know, ended up, it's like, well, I'll just go play for my dad. And that sounds like a fun deal.
And so, it really helped our culture. It really impacted that in a lot of ways. And, you know, it's just got to keep working, keep fighting and find his niche.”
From Locked On Hawkeyes - Daily Podcast On Iowa Hawkeyes Football & Basketball: EXCLUSIVE: Ben McCollum INTERVIEW with Revelations About Iowa Basketball | Will His Strategy TRANSFORM the Program?, Jul 15, 2025
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EXCLUSIVE: Ben McCollum INTERVIEW with Revelations About Iowa Basketball | Will His Strategy TRANSFORM the Program?
Podcast Episode · Locked On Hawkeyes - Daily Podcast On Iowa Hawkeyes Football & Basketball · July 15, 2025 · 30mpodcasts.apple.com
To be clear, I’m not saying he’s going to contribute this year, I’m simply saying he looks like he could contribute at some point.It will be embarrassing if he is and I’ll hate all of you for being so fucking stupid that you couldn’t see it as early as me or Stang.
LOLHere’s another - Cougs.
Lol, he answers the question, just not the way you wanted or say what you wanted.This was the Apple podcast transcript. It’s a bunch of word sauce — saying a lot of without saying anything at all. We are talking about summer practice plus / minus as a justification of getting a roster spot? SMH. I was hoping he would have let out something we didn’t know like multiple high majors wanting him etc. Or addressing why this is different.
Mmmmm
Yeah baby
Doesn't matter. Having your kid on the roster clouds your judgement I don't care if he's Fat LeverI don’t know man. I can tell by watching him that he’s got potential.