CAN DUNHAM AND MORAN PRODUCE?
The Panthers’ departing seniors – like Adam Koch, Jordan Eglseder and Ali Farokhmanesh – accounted for 53.2 percent of UNI’s scoring this season, and 44.8 percent of the Missouri Valley Conference champions’ rebounding. Needless to say, that production won’t easily be replaced. At the very least, holdovers like Kerwin Dunham and Johnny Moran must seriously increase their aggressiveness on offense. Both Dunham and Moran were immensely prolific scorers as preps, but curiously saw their scoring numbers decrease this winter. Dunham and Moran must shoot with little conscience next season. 4. CAN AHELEGBE SHOULDER A BIGGER LOAD? Junior guard Kwadzo Ahelegbe irritated many Panther fans this season with his inconsistency. But the Minnesota native seemed to mature late in the season, earning MVC Tournament most outstanding player accolades and producing positive assist-to-turnover ratios in four of UNI’s last six contests. UNI was 6-0 this season when Ahelegbe scored 14 points or more. When the
