If, at the 18:00 minute mark in the first half, you asked John Walters how many points Iowa State would score during tonight's victory over Chicago State, he might've guessed 80, maybe 90. But no more.
But that opinion changed just two minutes later, when Walters made a bold prediction. "I think Iowa State will be breaking the 100 point mark tonight," he said, chuckling.
Walters was right, as ISU ended up defeating the Cougars 106-64 in Steve Prohm's home debut.
During the 2014-2015 season, the first Iowa State possession was usually predictable: find Georges Niang down low and let him make a hook shot.