Locked On Hawkeyes - Daily Podcast On Iowa Hawkeyes Football & Basketball - FALLBACK: Iowa Basketball FRANTICALLY Searches for New Talent - Who's NEXT for the Hawkeyes in the Transfer Portal

Starting point is 00:00:00 Josh Dix gone. Price Amford gone. I would need players. What's happening in the portal? We got names for you today. Locked On Hawkeyes. You are Locked On Hawkeyes. Your daily podcast on the Iowa Hawkeyes. Part of the Locked On Podcast Network. Your team every day. Hey welcome in I'm Trent Condon and this is the Locked On Hawkeyes podcast. Thanks for making Locked On Hawkeyes your first listen every day. We're available wherever you find podcasts. You can also watch us on YouTube. While you're there hit subscribe, just takes a moment and helps us get in front of more Hawkeye fans. Today's

Starting point is 00:00:45 episode of the Locked On Hawkeyes podcast is brought to you by TurboTax. Ready for stress free taxes and the most money back guaranteed? Head over to TurboTax.com today and get matched with your expert. Glad to have you aboard with us here as we kick off a new week, on Hawkeyes back at it after a weekend in fact in Iowa City. I made the trip over to the east side of the state and took in a little Iowa softball. Took my daughter to her first ever softball game before she played in a

Starting point is 00:01:16 softball tournament up in North Liberty. So, we're able to cross that one off the bucket list. Um had some conversations with some people over there. Um good time overall and we're gonna talk about that a little bit later list. Had some conversations with some people over there. Good time overall. And we're going to talk about that a little bit later on. What happened on the diamond in the Hawkeye world. We'll also talk a little bit about the Iowa baseball team and the softball team. Spring sports going on. Football is underway. We got a lot to get into. Plus we will be joined by Scott Dockerman from the Athletic. We will talk with Doc about the comings and goings, get into some weeds a little bit deeper of

Starting point is 00:01:49 how things are going to shake out and how things are going to look going forward. And as we come to you on the heels of the national championship game in women's basketball, just one more look back at Caitlin Clark and just absolutely how incredible was these last two years. But we kick off today on the men's side of things and we open with the transfer portal. It is always a conversation piece. This new era of college athletics and what it'll be going forward, who knows what it's going to look like. But what we know for the here and now that money is currency and it's crazy in college athletics that is as simple as that because we know the chicanery that was part of college athletics and the under the

Starting point is 00:02:32 table payments and the like that were happening. Not the case anymore. You have money, you have power. You have a chance to build a pretty good resume in basketball. So we find out last late last week that Josh Dix is making the decision to move closer to home. He's going to go and play with Greg McDermott's program at Creighton, hop, skip it, a jump away from where he grew up, where his family is in council bluff. So it makes a ton of sense. You know, heard a year ago that this was something that was happening, that there was conversations at least being had. What those conversations are, is it assistant coaches, is it AU coaches, whatever it is.

Starting point is 00:03:10 This is again, our new reality. And I had somebody that believed that he was gonna be departing a year ago. And it didn't happen obviously, as we see him complete his junior season. But he's going there, he's gonna get a bag and he's a good player. You know, imagining what a backcourt of Bennett Sturtz and Josh Dix could have been, not just

Starting point is 00:03:32 offensively, but defensively, was exciting to think about. It's not going to happen. And then you have Price Ampert. It's one thing for Josh Dix to go close to home. He's got a mom that's been sick. You can wrap your mind around that one. Probably Sam. All right. You grew up loving Fred Hoiberg. All right. How you can wear the black and gold and do that? I don't know but anyway. To go to Nebraska. There's gonna be some different feelings about that one but they're gone. So now we

Starting point is 00:04:03 turn our attention to what is next, right? What is Iowa after? So you start with, I think, the two simplest parts of the equation for this team. Ben McCollum needs to go out, it needs to get a center. Cam Maneo is a guy that can play inside, and I believe can play power forward at a pretty effective level in the big 10. However, he's not a center. He can play 6'8", 6'9", guys at center in the Missouri Valley and get away with it. You can't in the Big Ten. Not over the grind of a 20 game conference season. Unless you have a whole lot of depth there and a whole lot of other pieces that you can go, you just can't get away with it. Plus with his skill set, I think he's just better made in the Big Ten to be a four. Look at the other transfer targets that they brought in. Outside of Sturz, this is not a great shooting group that has come in.

Starting point is 00:04:57 Cooper Koch, I think we all believe, is going to be able to be a shooter and is going to be a guy that's going to, I think, continue to grow and build. And he's going to look back at his decision to stay and be the one out of the group that McCollum wanted back to stay in Iowa City. And I believe he'll be rewarded for that. Not financially, he willed away. But more importantly, he's going to be a guy that's going to be remembered very well. Because I do believe that it's going to work with Ben McCollum in a way that I didn't believe it was going to work with Todd Licklider. I think that they got the right guy.

Starting point is 00:05:35 And of all the candidates, all the realistic targets, I still believe, and it took some convincing for me to get there, but Ben McCollum was the perfect guy for this job. With the resources that they have is understanding and how to go about it. So let's get into these names and talk about some of the guys. So alright need a big need a center and you need shooting. You need more shooting in order to make that happen and two of the guys right at the top of the list that make a ton of sense as it pertains to

Starting point is 00:06:06 shooting our honor huff nice 510 So we've continued to hear and Ben McCollum's talked about it and again coming up later in the week we'll be able to hear right here on lockdown Hawkeyes from coach McCollum, but Coach has mentioned he goes back to a couple years ago at Northwest, Missouri State We had five guys that were shooting over 40% from three well Huff can fill it up this dude's one of more prolific three-point shooters in all college basketball at UT Chattanooga that went all the way to the finals of the NIT

Starting point is 00:06:41 he's 510 510 is not an end all be all. He's incredibly quick though. This is not, this is not 5'10 to be 5'10 that different kind of look that maybe you would think about. I really like Huff. He thinking of him in the back court together with Sturtz at 6'4". You can get away with that. Starter, off the bench, whatever it is, you have those guys kind of both playing that combo guard position, both running the point. It could work. Even a 5'10 in the Big Ten because of the athleticism that he has, the quickness

Starting point is 00:07:18 that he has. Another name of a shooter is Tate Sage. Now this is a guy six foot seven, two guard. It wasn't Drake commit. You look at him, he's not going to wow you athletically, but a tremendous shooter, a smart defender, and a guy that you can understand where he fits. A lot of people believe this is a foregone conclusion that it's going to happen, that I was going to get a commitment coming up here pretty quickly from Tate Sage sage the other guy that was committed out of the next year's recruiting class for Drake is an Estonian That came in it was down at Sunrise Academy

Starting point is 00:07:54 Remember gable is Shaney. That's where he came from this guy's name sim martin sadi six foot nine power forward mid major type prospect had been major offers Soddy, six foot nine, power forward, mid-major type prospect. Had mid-major offers, but good ones. Drake Bradley, two of the best teams, if not the best two teams in the Missouri Valley. Still watching him. And again, we're going on highlight reels, right? Still looks like a mid-major player. Maybe can develop to be a power program player,

Starting point is 00:08:23 but that's the direction that they can go So those are the guys that come in that had offers from McCollum and Committed to him and obviously the background makes sense a couple of names for you What do you go back to the Missouri Valley Evansville leading score from this past year? Taysha and Comer Average 16 points for rebounds. That sounds pretty good. And then you look at the efficiency it took to get there That's not very good. Now you did it on a bad Evansville team because they're seemingly always a bad Evansville team. However, Comer was the best player for the Purple Aces this past

Starting point is 00:08:54 season. Guy that has some skills, some versatility, it's got to shoot it a whole lot better though to play in the new Iowa system. Another guard prospect is Wes Enos who is a Division II kid out of Lincoln University. There's a couple other D2 kids that Iowa's been involved with because of McCullen's background and certainly the coaches that he knows there. Finally two more big guys, Duke Brennan, the big out of Grand Canyon, started his career at Arizona State. That would be the one that I think you would circle probably the most when you're talking about a center prospect. He's not gonna be a guy that's gonna come in an average 15 a game, but he can come in, bang around, big body, and you think of him playing with some of the guys that they have. I think that makes a whole lot

Starting point is 00:09:34 of sense. And another name to throw out there, and this came up right away when McCollum took the job, is Srivon Yurov. He was Mr. Basketball here in the state of Iowa this past year, helped lead Valley to their third consecutive state championship. Watched him a ton. Over the last three years, I've probably broadcast 20 of Trevon's games. So, I see him a ton. Limited athletically, tremendous skill set, led Valley this year in assist as a 6'9 guy. He's got to get more athletics, got to get that quickness. He went through a huge growth spurt back in middle school. His older brother drew tremendous football and basketball player but he was like six two six

Starting point is 00:10:15 three. Trev's six nine and you see kind of that body maybe seen to try to catch up a little bit athletically. No commitment, nothing like that but that has been something that has at least been rumored recently with Travon Urock possibly becoming a Hawkeye. He is committed to you and I have to get out of that but we know how that works in today's environment. So, that was some names for you as we go down the path of of taking a look around what is out there in the portal. This is a dead period.

Starting point is 00:10:46 Iowa can still have contact with these recruits. Iowa can still be talking with these players. They just can't have them on a visit until it gets to the end of the week. So this is going to be that time where they're going to be setting up a lot. A lot of these guys are then going to be making visits starting coming up this weekend the weekend of the eleventh and going from there as things will ramp back up in the portal we got you covered each and every day on locked on Hawkeyes we continue on the locked on Hawkeyes podcast we're gonna talk with Scott Dockerman we got football we got basketball and we got just the athletic department as a whole we'll do it with Doc as we continue locked on Hawkeyes. This is a message from sponsor Intuit Turbo Tax. Taxes was waiting and wondering and

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Starting point is 00:12:43 with you talking women's basketball and just to look back after the heels of the national championship game, what we saw South Carolina, you kind of the domination out of Yukon. It just, it takes my mind in a different direction. You know, I think it opens up to our eyes even more of what Caitlin was taking those teams that didn't have a all americans to back to b games playing as long as get into that final tilt that those runs are speci

Starting point is 00:13:14 a step further with you d blue blood status for Iwa There was an elite eight got there. Obviously the fours. When you look at w in front of her, what's a realistic goal? What's a realistic kind of end game when you look at the program over the next eight to 10 years? Geez.

Starting point is 00:13:35 Um, you know, I think they're recruiting the very high level. Um, I mean, the majority of their players are top 100 players. And you look at coming in next year with Addie deal and Leila Hayes and some really good players why wouldn't they want why wouldn't they be able to at least get to a final four with that kind of recruiting prowess I think that's something that's realistic I mean you know it's not realistic to expect another Caitlin Park to walk in the door because you're never gonna have that again. She is a one-of- every single facet on the floor, off the floor. But I think when you look at Iowa's program and you look at the teams that have been there,

Starting point is 00:14:12 UCLA has really no history whatsoever. They have an incredible post. If they didn't have Lauren Betts, they wouldn't have been there either. I think if you have, if you're Iowa, if you're able to put together a roster that's capable and you have a couple, a little bit better team than you did this year, I think Iowa's more than capable of getting to the Sweet 16 with regularity, maybe three or four times every 10 years and pushing through and getting to the final four maybe once or twice over that period if they've got the team to do it. Doc, I guess, just your thoughts on Ben McCollum, the McCollum era is underway. We don't know what the class is going to look like. A lot of guys following him from Drake, really good players at Drake.

Starting point is 00:15:00 What's your thoughts on the start of the McCollum era and what lies ahead? What's your thoughts on the on the start of the McCollum era? What lies ahead? It's so early right now to really predict what can or can't happen in the next in this first year and beyond. I mean, I think what we would say is he's brought a lot of his players to form a foundation of what he wants at Iowa. And I think, you know, he's taking the best available Drake players with him but it starts of course is one of the best players in the country regardless of division and

Starting point is 00:15:32 Level of play so I think that's exciting Not being able to get a Josh Dix or pay for a Josh Dix or price Sanford is probably something that you know You think about it doesn't mean that it's a negative or anything. It's just the way the world works. But I'm probably more interested than anything to see how is it going to go going forward, which players he gets that aren't connected to Drake or any of the schools that he's worked on.

Starting point is 00:16:00 And I think that's really going to be the determining factor as to whether this team is competitive in the Big Ten or where it ended up under Fran McAfee this year, which was below Fran's standard and kind of languishing and barely trying to get into the Big Ten tournament. So as we wait for everything to be handed down with the case from up above in the government with college athletics. Now, when you look at Iowa, the way that they're gonna structure things with what? 20.5 million dollars.

Starting point is 00:16:32 Do you have a rough estimate of the way football will be fully funded? We get all that, but the rest of the sports, what they plan to do with that, men's basketball, they need a bigger slice of the pie. Women's basketball, not down on that 20.5. How would you structure it? And and how do you believe they will? Yeah, I mean I've had conversations with Beth and other people about how this is gonna work and they're pretty evasive

Starting point is 00:16:54 and I think in some ways it's kind of structured among time around time, but I Think the interesting factor for Iowa and other schools like Iowa is you can't feed everybody the same. And for Iowa, there are four sports that stand out and always has been. Football is number one. You could put two and three blank, but it is the most important sport in Iowa, no question. I think men's basketball is probably going to get the second biggest share because it is the only other profitable program, even though that profit has been way down in the last few years. Women's basketball

Starting point is 00:17:29 competes at a high level and it's high visibility. It was second attendance this year, it was second attendance last year and you get top 100 players, you've got to have the money to be able to compete and then wrestling as well is obviously very important and there are some outside interests there that can help them from a collective standpoint. But then the other ones are going to be really fascinating to watch. What do you do with baseball, volleyball, softball, track and the other sports and how much do they get and what are you willing to concede as a program? I think you look at like Iowa and Wisconsin, for instance. Wisconsin is an elite program in volleyball and a bottom feeder in basketball. They've lost to Iowa 31 straight times in

Starting point is 00:18:15 basketball. Does it make sense for them to take money away from volleyball and apply it to women's basketball just so they could be a mediocre program in the big 10 or do they just say, you know what, we, we compete for championships in volleyball. Let's stick with that. And likewise with Iowa, it's the same deal in the flip, which is we compete for big 10 championships in women's basketball, but volleyball, you just can't get off the ground. Do you really want to take, you know, money from what could be one good player on your women's team that helped you reach the sweet 16 just so you can be Slightly more competitive and volleyball that those are gonna be the fun or you know entertaining

Starting point is 00:18:51 Let's say for us for them. It's gonna be you rip their head out here on their head But but but you know and it's like that with everywhere ice hockey at Minnesota women's volleyball at Nebraska Everybody's having the same discussion on how you're gonna slice that pie. Doc, we saw, I'm gonna switch to football with you here. We saw Deion in Colorado. They wanted to bring in another school and practice against them. We don't necessarily call it a spring game,

Starting point is 00:19:17 but kind of like a game, right, in April. And the NCAA shot it down. They wanna do more due diligence on the matter. Do we get to that point, Doc? Is that something that we could see ESPN2 had already committed? They were going to televise the affair. Is there an appetite for that?

Starting point is 00:19:35 And do you think we would, we'll ever get to a point where we see that? Yeah, absolutely, well, I don't know. I think you can expand upon that and look into August. I think that's probably where it's more ripe. And the oversight committee meets again on Thursday, and they really didn't shoot it down as much as they just put the brakes on it. You know, it's too late in the process to go through with something like this. It's recruiting disadvantage for the other schools because you know

Starting point is 00:20:05 all the eyes will be on this as opposed to anything else and I kind of wonder in the April March life of spring football Can you can schools do that when you've got so many different moving pieces a portal and you know? Injuries, you know, there's still players recovering from surgeries. I'm not sure exactly what will happen there. But I think when you start to look at August, I think that is right territory. When you think about, you know, let's go regional here. What if Minnesota and Iowa State decided, let's have a couple of joint team practices and then play a game, um, you know, either in go for land or a Jack Trice, um, and get together and you get 30,000 people there and that's a heck of a game day.

Starting point is 00:20:52 That's a heck of a check that split the body. It ends up. Yeah. It ends up on BTN. It's ends up on something else, but then you start thinking, well, you know, maybe, maybe for an Iowa, you do that against Northern Iowa, but then it opens up your schedule to play an SEC team in the regular season because then you already have your seventh date or you go to a neutral site in Chicago and play Notre Dame.

Starting point is 00:21:14 I mean, I think that is the right territory. I think spring is going to be kid's mess for teams because there are sometimes that you only have 35, 40 players and I don't know if you want to play a game, can't even play team games, scrimmages against each other, let alone somebody else. Has that August seen a theory idea? Has that seen the light of day doc? Is that just you? And if so, would you kind of get that out there? Because that makes a ton of sense to me. I tell you what, I wrote about it. It's now in the editor's hand. So let's see. I do have some people quoted. I can't give away too much here, but I will say that people are discussing it. This is why Trent and I both subscribe to the athletic. One of the many

Starting point is 00:22:02 reasons we should say. Yes, and that is why Doc's face is right at the top of my list of articles, even in front of the... And by the way, congratulations on re-upping with the athletic. That was good news for us, Doc. Thank you. I appreciate that. It's been fun working for the athletic and hopefully I can continue to do a good enough job where they appreciate me, want to keep me around. You are a national writer now, but of course still keeping your eye on all things Iowa.

Starting point is 00:22:29 Iowa football, there was open availability, got to see some stretching for 20 minutes and a couple of plays on Thursday. Doc, what remains the biggest spring question that needs to be answered for Iowa football for you before the new portal window opens for football? What's the biggest question still out there? Um, you know, I guess that, you know, there are a couple that one is I think more than any of them

Starting point is 00:22:54 personnel wise there's one on each side of the ball that I think has to be answered this spring. One is left tackle. Do you have a left tackle, you can win big games with. And if they think Jack Dotsler can do that and do that job or Trevor Lau, whoever comes out of that, then go for it. Push it through. If you don't, then go out and get somebody. And then likewise, I think at corner, we saw a lot of inconsistency last year. I think they have some talent there with TJ All and with Deshaun Lee, but do they feel like they can win games and beat Oregon and Penn State with them? If they don't, then go out and get a guy. And that to me, those are the two biggest question marks I have personnel-wise on

Starting point is 00:23:38 Iowa's roster. And because I do think that they finally have really upgraded a quarterback. I think Mark Brunowski is going to be a terrific quarterback. I think they've got the semblance of a really good offensive line. I think the receiving core is, you know, inexperienced and modest, but actually getting better. And I like their tight ends and their running backs. So, um, offensively, I think they're going to be much improved defensively. They've got some, you've got to grow your, your depth at linebacker and defensive line, but I think they're okay there. It's just do

Starting point is 00:24:09 they have a winning corner and do they have a winning left tackle based on their guys if they do, then this team is going to be very competitive and most of its games if they don't, then they're gonna either have to go get a guy or lose some lose some games that they're not gonna want to lose. Scott Dockerman from the athletic doc Doc. I hope your editor clears that one and gets published at the Athletic in the next couple of days. Good stuff. Can't wait to read it. Scott Dockerman from the Athletic Doc. We'll speak with you next week. Have a wonderful week, Scott. Thank you. Yeah. Thank you so much. Thank you. Scott Dockerman from the Athletic. Good.

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Starting point is 00:26:23 So, mentioned I was in Iowa City over the weekend, always great to be back in Iowa City and took in my first Iowa softball game in 26 years. And am I getting old? For the first time since my freshman season, went out, watched a softball game, took my daughter and took the family over to Iowa City. Had a change in the schedule. It was chilly on Saturday, but got over there. Wasn't too bad in the stadium. It was packed though. Absolutely shocked. I mean, that thing was plenty of Nebraska fans that were there also, but for a cold, windy day, a lot of people there. Now, Nebraska made quick work of the Hawkeyes

Starting point is 00:27:01 because of that and the wind blowing out as they were just crushing the ball. I believe they finished the game five home runs, something like that. They were just getting it up into the jet stream and finishing it off. But Iowa comes back on Sunday, gets the victory against the top 25 ranked Huskers and another ranked win for Iowa Softball. So they're 22 and 14 on the year, four and six in the Big 10.

Starting point is 00:27:25 Still work that needs to be done, but with an RPI in the top 50, Iowa still got a chance. So the top 12 teams this year, this is what they're going to do. With 17 teams in the Big 10 for softball, they're going to qualify 12 of the teams for the Big 10 softball tournament. You finish the top 12, you're in. And there's not a whole lot of advantage. Yeah, the top four teams are gonna get a bite in the quarterfinals, but this is single elimination. So you gotta be ready to go from this jump. I was in really good shape not only to make the tournament because you look at what they have going forward. Maryland is

Starting point is 00:28:00 their next series coming up this weekend. They go on the road to Maryland who's 15 and 22 on the air. That is Penn State back at home. Nittany Lions 518 and 18 an RPI of 88. Michigan State is their third series remaining in the Big Ten. Their RPI is 170th and then they wrap up against Rutgers who's 169th. Iowa has a lot, a lot of very winnable games here in the Big Ten down the stretch to solidify themselves as in the Big Ten tournament, but maybe more importantly, put them in a position to go on a little bit of a run and build themselves an NCAA tournament resume.

Starting point is 00:28:40 Look, if you're around, you remember the days of the late 90s and early 2000 thousands when Gale Blevins had that program running at just an incredible level you remember what Iowa softball was and to get back there still a lot of work. There is great talent though in this state people that know the sport well will tell you it's been disappointing to see a lot of that talent leave the state a lot of that talent then show up at Iowa State Drake and you and I you, you and I and Iowa State in particular have had some good programs

Starting point is 00:29:09 here recently and getting Iowa back into that factor. Now Iowa's back in a big time way in the Big Ten though they let one slip away against Northwestern. Couldn't complete the sweep yet. The Hawkeyes still sit in first place. So they have 15 games into the schedule. 12 and 3 on the year. They're 18 and 10 overall. They have the loss of Northwestern, not great, and their RPI does sit at 78. But Iowa in great position themselves to be in the Big 10 tournament. Now their schedule looks a whole lot different than the softball team's schedule down the stretch as they will wrap up the season against Oregon who is ranked in the top 25. Before that, they have a neutral site series at Principal Park, the Iowa Cubs Stadium in Des Moines against ninth

Starting point is 00:29:53 ranked Oregon State. Before that, they go to Washington. That's at the beginning of May. Coming up this month, they take on Nebraska this weekend, though Nebraska is down down still Nebraska it's at Michigan after that who's over 500 and ranked 41 in the RPI and then against Indiana before that Washington series so gonna be much more difficult for Iowa but still in first place Rick Heller I'm doing it again with the baseball program transfer portal here we got you covered spring football here we got you covered ton to talk about here this week on

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Locked On Hawkeyes - Daily Podcast On Iowa Hawkeyes Football & Basketball - FALLBACK: Iowa Basketball FRANTICALLY Searches for New Talent - Who's NEXT for the Hawkeyes in the Transfer Portal

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