View From the Hawkeyes Perspective

[Herman Cain]

Here is the view on last nights game from Iowa's perspective. They outline their strategies.

http://qctimes.com/sports/basketball/college/big-10/iowa/doxsie/doxsie-after-thoughts-on-iowa-marquette/article_cf403efe-dc4d-5afa-8986-618423665770.html

[dgies9156]

Big question -- Iowa hammered us with 3 pointers and based on the news report, they did the same thing in their previous games. Therefore: DID ANYONE SCOUT THESE GUYS?

If we did, there is absolutely NO excuse for what happened Thursday night. We should have known what was coming, discussed it and planned for it. Period. The barrage of three pointers was disheartening!

If we didn't, then the entire coaching staff should be flogged. Or worse. We're Catholic so our ancestors knew the meaning of the words "torture chamber!"

[Dawson Rental]

Big question -- Iowa hammered us with 3 pointers and based on the news report, they did the same thing in their previous games. Therefore: DID ANYONE SCOUT THESE GUYS?

If we did, there is absolutely NO excuse for what happened Thursday night. We should have known what was coming, discussed it and planned for it. Period. The barrage of three pointers was disheartening!

If we didn't, then the entire coaching staff should be flogged. Or worse. We're Catholic so our ancestors knew the meaning of the words "torture chamber!"

Is there an excuse for your expectations?

Was the result surprising for those who saw the game as one between one team of players with little to no experience against players with three years of experience in a top flight basketball conference?

Could you coach up rookies on how to stop players from doing what they do best when those same players have tons of experience on avoiding such tactics?

[naginiF]

Is there an excuse for your expectations?

Was the result surprising for those who saw the game as one between one team of players with little to no experience against players with three years of experience in a top flight basketball conference?

Could you coach up rookies on how to stop players from doing what they do best when those same players have tons of experience on avoiding such tactics?

*internet high five*