This is a name that has been pretty quiet on the recruiting front since she decommitted from Stanford. Hoping the Hawks get her as I'm pretty sure she has visited a few times. One of the top 28 recruits in the country right here in Iowa.
Father is all sorts of crazy, Lisa likely would not have taken her for that reason, but seems Jan might be willing to.
I respectfully disagree. Iowa's #1 mantra revolves around community and respect of others before self. Unproven talent is a distant 2nd to these assets.Can’t afford to back off any high value recruit IMO. I’m sure JJ has interacted with every type of parent on the normal-crazy spectrum. You set boundaries and enforce them. As long as all concerned understand, you live with the consequences.
How do you know that Jhaliana does not respect others?I respectfully disagree. Iowa's #1 mantra revolves around community and respect of others before self. Unproven talent is a distant 2nd to these assets.
Not questioning her talent; from what I've seen it's elite. My point is that isn't the only factor in determining whether or not someone is a good match for the program.How do you know that Jhaliana does not respect others?
“unproven”?
I guess every recruit needs to prove themselves at the next level but JG is nationally ranked (also #1 in Iowa) and holds offers from more than a dozen major programs (including several B10 schools). It’s pretty clear she has proven her bb talent to the satisfaction of the evaluators.
I certainly agree. Your prior statement appeared to be more particular as to Guy.Not questioning her talent; from what I've seen it's elite. My point is that isn't the only factor in determining whether or not someone is a good match for the program.
That was her dad’s doing. She did what she was told.My red flag is the reports that she walked off the court during a game without informing her coach so she could leave for a recruiting visit to Texas.
Sometimes parents can be even more of a cancer to a team than the players.That was her dad’s doing. She did what she was told.
That never bothered Bill Fennelly.Sometimes parents can be even more of a cancer to a team than the players.
Either way it's a huge problem.That was her dad’s doing. She did what she was told.
Wow. Regardless, to not even inform the coach? That should have been discussed before the game even started. I guess I'm old school, but she'd have sat the next game for a stunt like that. Coaches may not have much control over parents , but they have to be in control of the players, or there is NO team.That was her dad’s doing. She did what she was told.
And unless this info came from the coach/player herself I would take it with a huge grain of salt.Wow. Regardless, to not even inform the coach? That should have been discussed before the game even started. I guess I'm old school, but she'd have sat the next game for a stunt like that. Coaches may not have much control over parents , but they have to be in control of the players, or there is NO team.
I would agree with that.And unless this info came from the coach/player herself I would take it with a huge grain of salt.
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