Online Now 200

Voice of the Hawkeyes Board

The place for inside information on the Iowa Hawkeyes

On this Board 78
Record: 996 (2/5/2013)

Online now 207
Record: 4649 (2/27/2012)

Boards ▾

Voice of the Hawkeyes Board

The place for inside information on the Iowa Hawkeyes

Off Topic Board

The place to discuss general topics outside of Iowa

Reply

Des Moines Reg BB Player of the Year 2013

  • ... Peter Jok of Valley H.S., future IA player. Sad news, his team lost to Roosevelt (Jok's old H.S.) by 2, 47-45, in the quarter finals. Mr. IA BB player will be announced later. Has a Mr. IA player won it without winning the state title?

    LaoHawk

  • LaoHawk said...

    ... Peter Jok of Valley H.S., future IA player. Sad news, his team lost to Roosevelt (Jok's old H.S.) by 2, 47-45, in the quarter finals. Mr. IA BB player will be announced later. Has a Mr. IA player won it without winning the state title?

    Yes, just last year. Marcus Paige

    FG80

  • You know what they say about Karma.

    FG80

  • Who else is in contention for it? Too bad for the future Hawk, but I'm happy for my Roughriders. I didn't even know they had a good team. We were terrible when I went there.

    signature image
    signature image
    signature image

    PerkAslut

  • FG80 said...

    You know what they say about Karma.

    He might not have ended up a Hawk if he didn't go play for Horner.

    signature image
    signature image
    signature image

    PerkAslut

  • PerkAslut said...

    He might not have ended up a Hawk if he didn't go play for Horner.

    I meant Roosevelt losing the battle but winning the war.

    I think Mr. Nixon would have still guided him toward Iowa.

    FG80

  • PerkAslut said...

    Who else is in contention for it? Too bad for the future Hawk, but I'm happy for my Roughriders. I didn't even know they had a good team. We were terrible when I went there.

    Morgan from I.C. West?

    LaoHawk

  • PerkAslut said...

    He might not have ended up a Hawk if he didn't go play for Horner.

    That plus his injury scared other Blue suitors away, that's ripe for IA to make a run in the future B1G with Jok and Uthoff next year.

    LaoHawk

  • LaoHawk said...

    Morgan from I.C. West?

    I have no idea. I'm pretty out of touch with high school ball, so I was just wondering.

    signature image
    signature image
    signature image

    PerkAslut

  • Based on a combination of high school stats and long term potential, the most likely players to win are Jeremy Morgan of IC West and Jok. I would give Morgan the edge because his team is undefeated and ranked #1 in 4A.

    The biggest small-school candidates is probably Ricky Williams of Riverside (Oakland). Among players from all classes, Williams is second in the state in scoring and leads the state in rebounding.

    Also, the 1A bracket is absolutely stacked this year in basketball. 5 teams are 24-1 or better. The two leading scorers in the state are Williams and Steven Soukup of undefeated Danville. Those teams will likely play in the semifinals.

    Edit: Actually, after double-checking Morgan's stats, he doesn't score at near the rate I thought he did. I thought he was up around 18, but he's only around 13. After checking, I think Jok gets the edge for Mr. Basketball, though Williams and a couple other small school guys certainly deserve some votes.

    This post has been edited 2 times, most recently by thejumper5 on 2/28/2013 at 7:07 PM

    signature image signature image signature image

    thejumper5

  • Does Dondre Alexander have a shot? I'm pretty out of touch with Iowa high school basketball.

    signature image

    Hawkifish

  • Hawkifish said...

    Does Dondre Alexander have a shot? I'm pretty out of touch with Iowa high school basketball.

    Alexander got suspended and missed a couple games early in the year, then a few weeks ago got suspended again and chose to quit the team. He had a legit shot before the season started, but isn't even playing high school basketball now.

    signature image signature image signature image

    thejumper5

  • thejumper5 said...

    Alexander got suspended and missed a couple games early in the year, then a few weeks ago got suspended again and chose to quit the team. He had a legit shot before the season started, but isn't even playing high school basketball now.

    Yikes.....thanks

    signature image

    Hawkifish

  • thejumper5 said...

    Based on a combination of high school stats and long term potential, the most likely players to win are Jeremy Morgan of IC West and Jok. I would give Morgan the edge because his team is undefeated and ranked #1 in 4A.

    The biggest small-school candidates is probably Ricky Williams of Riverside (Oakland). Among players from all classes, Williams is second in the state in scoring and leads the state in rebounding.

    Also, the 1A bracket is absolutely stacked this year in basketball. 5 teams are 24-1 or better. The two leading scorers in the state are Williams and Steven Soukup of undefeated Danville. Those teams will likely play in the semifinals.

    Edit: Actually, after double-checking Morgan's stats, he doesn't score at near the rate I thought he did. I thought he was up around 18, but he's only around 13. After checking, I think Jok gets the edge for Mr. Basketball, though Williams and a couple other small school guys certainly deserve some votes.

    Great breakdown - thanks!

    Recruiting Analyst for Voice of the Hawkeyes. Email: tworly@yahoo.com; Twitter: @ToddWorly247

    Todd Worly

  • In light of Jok's team losing in the round of 16, I put this together for another board. I thought you guys would be interested as well.

    Since 2002, Iowa has signed, or recruited as transfers, the following players from the state of Iowa. After their name, I have included how deep their team went in the state tournament during each player's senior season. This doesn't take into account walk-ons.

    2013:
    Peter Jok, WDM Valley--Led his team to the round of 16, where they lost to to a 4A team that was 17-5 at the time.

    2012:
    Adam Woodbury, SC East--Led his team to the title game, where they lost to a 4A team that was 25-0 at the time.

    2011:
    Josh Oglesby, CR Washington--Led team to round of 8, where they lost to a 4A team that was 23-0 at the time.
    Jarrod Uthoff, CR Jefferson--Led team to round of 8, where they lost to a 4A team that was 21-2 at the time.

    2010:
    Zach McCabe, SC Heelan--Led team to 3A state title.

    2009:
    Eric May, Dubuque Wahlert--Led team to round of 8, where they lost to a 3A team that was 22-2 at the time.
    Brennan Cougill, SC Heelan--Led team to 3A state title.

    2008:
    Matt Gatens, IC High--4A State Champs

    2005-2007--No signees from Iowa. Seriously, in Alford's last three signing classes, he landed no one from the state of Iowa.

    2004:
    Carlton Reed, Waterloo East--Lost in 4A state title game (record unknown, but probably around 19-7 based on records of teams similarly seeded.)
    Alex Thompson, Ames--Lost in the round of 16 to 4A team (record unknown but probably right about .500 based on records of teams similarly seeded.)

    2003:
    Mike Henderson, Waterloo East--4A State Champs

    2002:
    Jeff Horner, Mason City--Led his team to the round of 8, where they lost to a 4A team that was 16-7 at the time.
    Greg Brunner, Charles City--Led his team to the round of 16, where they lost to a 3A team that was 18-5 at the time.
    Adam Haluska, Carroll, Led his team to the round of 32, where they lost to a 3A team that was 17-5 at the time.

    signature image signature image signature image

    thejumper5

  • thejumper5 said...

    In light of Jok's team losing in the round of 16, I put this together for another board. I thought you guys would be interested as well.

    Since 2002, Iowa has signed, or recruited as transfers, the following players from the state of Iowa. After their name, I have included how deep their team went in the state tournament during each player's senior season. This doesn't take into account walk-ons.

    2013: Peter Jok, WDM Valley--Led his team to the round of 16, where they lost to to a 4A team that was 17-5 at the time.

    2012: Adam Woodbury, SC East--Led his team to the title game, where they lost to a 4A team that was 25-0 at the time.

    2011: Josh Oglesby, CR Washington--Led team to round of 8, where they lost to a 4A team that was 23-0 at the time. Jarrod Uthoff, CR Jefferson--Led team to round of 8, where they lost to a 4A team that was 21-2 at the time.

    2010: Zach McCabe, SC Heelan--Led team to 3A state title.

    2009: Eric May, Dubuque Wahlert--Led team to round of 8, where they lost to a 3A team that was 22-2 at the time. Brennan Cougill, SC Heelan--Led team to 3A state title.

    2008: Matt Gatens, IC High--4A State Champs

    2005-2007--No signees from Iowa. Seriously, in Alford's last three signing classes, he landed no one from the state of Iowa.

    2004: Carlton Reed, Waterloo East--Lost in 4A state title game (record unknown, but probably around 19-7 based on records of teams similarly seeded.) Alex Thompson, Ames--Lost in the round of 16 to 4A team (record unknown but probably right about .500 based on records of teams similarly seeded.)

    2003: Mike Henderson, Waterloo East--4A State Champs

    2002: Jeff Horner, Mason City--Led his team to the round of 8, where they lost to a 4A team that was 16-7 at the time. Greg Brunner, Charles City--Led his team to the round of 16, where they lost to a 3A team that was 18-5 at the time. Adam Haluska, Carroll, Led his team to the round of 32, where they lost to a 3A team that was 17-5 at the time.

    Thanks for putting this together as well!

    Recruiting Analyst for Voice of the Hawkeyes. Email: tworly@yahoo.com; Twitter: @ToddWorly247

    Todd Worly

  • morgan is not a huge scorer but i've heard an opposing coach call him the best hs defender he'd ever seen. also, morgan doesn't need to put up 18 points for west to win. even with alexander in wander mode, west has another d-1 recruit in young mr lohaus.

    silverhawk

Iowa
247Sports
Features
Resources
Connect

247Sports In partnership with CBS Sports