Iowa is actually home to some rather prominent NBA ballers including Nick Collison, Raef LaFrentz, Kirk Hinrich, and Harrison Barnes. Some could argue that Hinrich is deserving of the Iowa head honcho for his league longevity but the statistical differences and in-game impact just won't allow it. Despite this being Harrison Barnes' fifth year in the league in comparison Hinrich's thirteen-year long career, Barnes has already won a ring and proved to be an integral part of a high-caliber playoff team.
In 2012, Barnes was selected seventh overall by the Golden State Warrior where he would go on to be selected NBA All-Rookie First Team. Statistically, Barnes can show improvement racking up a career average of 13.6 points per game on 44% shooting, and he has time at 27-years-old. However, it appears that Barnes is chasing the money bags recently inking a four-year, $85 million contract with the Sacramento Kings. If his play doesn't reflect his pay, he could be staring a shortened career in the face.