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Iowa State In Postseason Play Season Coach Record Tournament Region (Seed) Results1940-41 Louis Menze 15-4 NCAA Qual. (0-1) 5th Dist. (no seed) Lost to Creighton 57-48 in Kansas City, Mo.1943-44 Louis Menze 14-4 NCAA (1-1) Western (no seed) Beat Pepperdine 44-39 in Kansas City, Mo. Lost to Utah 40-31 in Kansas City, Mo.1983-84 Johnny Orr 16-13 NIT (0-1) Lost to Marquette 73-53 in Ames, Iowa1984-85 Johnny Orr 21-13 NCAA (0-1) Midwest (13th) Lost to Ohio State 75-64 in Tulsa, Okla.1985-86 Johnny Orr 22-10 NCAA (2-1) Midwest (7th) Beat Miami (Ohio) 81-79 in Minneapolis, Minn. Beat Michigan 72-69 in Minneapolis, Minn. Lost to NC State 70-66 in Kansas City, Mo.1987-88 Johnny Orr 20-12 NCAA (0-1) East (12th) Lost to Georgia Tech 90-78 in Hartford, Conn.1988-89 Johnny Orr 17-12 NCAA (0-1) Southeast (10th) Lost to UCLA 84-74 in Atlanta, Ga.1991-92 Johnny Orr 21-13 NCAA (1-1) East (10th) Beat UNC Charlotte 76-74 in Worcester, Mass. Lost to Kentucky 106-98 in Worcester, Mass.1992-93 Johnny Orr 20-11 NCAA (0-1) West (8th) Lost to UCLA 81-70 in Tucson, Ariz.1994-95 Tim Floyd 23-11 NCAA (1-1) Southeast (7th) Beat Florida 64-61 in Tallahassee, Fla. Lost to North Carolina 73-51 in Tallahassee, Fla.1995-96 Tim Floyd 24-9 NCAA (1-1) Midwest (5th) Beat California 74-64 in Dallas, Texas Lost to Utah 73-67 in Dallas, Texas1996-97 Tim Floyd 22-9 NCAA (2-1) Midwest (6th) Beat Illinois State 69-57 in Auburn Hills, Mich. Beat Cincinnati 67-66 in Auburn Hills, Mich. Lost to UCLA 74-73 OT in San Antonio, Texas1999-00 Larry Eustachy 32-5 NCAA (3-1) Midwest (2nd) Beat Cen. Conn. State 88-78 in Minneapolis, Minn. Beat Auburn 79-60 in Minneapolis, Minn. Beat UCLA 80-56 in Auburn Hills, Mich. Lost to Michigan State 75-64 in Auburn Hills, Mich.2000-01 Larry Eustachy 25-6 NCAA (0-1) West (2nd) Lost to Hampton 58-57 in Boise, Idaho2002-03 Larry Eustachy 17-14 NIT (1-1) Beat Wichita State 76-65 in Ames, Iowa Lost to Iowa 54-53 in Ames, Iowa2003-04 Wayne Morgan 20-13 NIT (3-1) Beat Georgia 82-74 in Ames, Iowa Beat Florida State 62-59 in Tallahassee, Fla. Beat Marquette 77-69 in Ames, Iowa Lost to Rutgers 84-81 OT in New York, N.Y.2004-05 Wayne Morgan 19-12 NCAA (1-1) Syracuse (9th) Beat Minnesota 64-53 in Charlotte, N.C. Lost to North Carolina 92-65 in Charlotte, N.C.2011-12 Fred Hoiberg 23-11 NCAA (1-1) South (8th) Beat Connecticut 77-64 in Louisville, Ky. Lost to Kentucky 87-71 in Louisville, Ky.2012-13 Fred Hoiberg 23-12 NCAA (1-1) West (10th) Beat Notre Dame 76-58 in Dayton, Ohio Lost to Ohio State 78-75 in Dayton, Ohio2013-14 Fred Hoiberg 28-8 NCAA (2-1) East (3rd) Beat North Carolina Central 93-75 in San Antonio, Texas Beat North Carolina 85-83 in San Antonio, Texas Lost to Connecticut 81-76 in New York, N.Y.2014-15 Fred Hoiberg 25-9 NCAA (0-1) South (3rd) Lost to UAB 60-59 in Louisville, Ky.2015-16 Steve Prohm 23-12 NCAA (2-1) Midwest (4th) Beat Iona 94-81 in Denver, Colo. Beat Little Rock 78-61 in Denver, Colo. Lost to Virginia 84-71 in Chicago, Ill.2016-17 Steve Prohm 24-11 NCAA (1-1) Midwest (5th) Beat Nevada 84-73 in Milwaukee, Wis. Lost to Purdue 80-76 in Milwaukee, Wis.2018-19 Steve Prohm 23-12 NCAA (0-1) Midwest (6th) Lost to Ohio State 62-59 in Tulsa, Okla.

NCAA Tournament Berths: 20NCAA Record: 19-20 (.487)NCAA Qualifier Record: 0-1 (.000)NIT Berths: 3NIT Record: 4-3 (.571)Overall Postseason Record: 24-24 (.500)


NCAA TOURNAMENT WINSNo. 16 IOWA STATE 84, NEVADA 73A 53NCAA Midwest Regional First RoundBradley Center, Milwaukee, Wis.March 16, 2017Iowa State controlled much of the contest, shooting 55.6 percent from the floor, to defeat Nevada, 84-73, and advance to the second round of the NCAA Tournament for the 10th time in its previous 12 appearances. Monté Morris was outstanding, leading the Cyclones in scoring (19), rebounds (8) and assists (8). Deonte Burton chipped in 14 points and eight boards. ISU’s bench outscored the Wolf Pack reserves 20-4, led by Donovan Jackson’s 12 points. The Cyclones held a 40-27 lead at the half but it was cut to just four points. ISU then went on a 9-0 run to extend the lead back to 13 points and held off Nevada the rest of the way to give Steve Prohm his third NCAA Tournament win in his first two seasons as head coach.

No. 22 IOWA STATE 78, LITTLE ROCK 61A 53NCAA Midwest Regional Second RoundPepsi Center, Denver, Colo.March 19, 2016The Cyclones used another great performance from Georges Niang and hot shooting from Matt Thomas to advance to their second Sweet 16 in three seasons with a 78-61 win over Little Rock. Niang tallied 28 points and Thomas hit 4-of-8 3-pointers to finish with 16 points against the Trojans. The Cyclones shot 56.6 percent from the field and hit 11-for-21 behind the arc. Defensively, ISU was equally as impressive in holding Little Rock to just 37 percent shooting. The Cyclones held a 40-28 edge at halftime and cruised to the victory by shooting 60 percent from the field in the second half.

No. 22 IOWA STATE 94, IONA 81A 53NCAA Midwest Regional First RoundPepsi Center, Denver, Colo.March 17, 2016In Iowa State’s first NCAA Tournament game under the direction of Steve Prohm the fourth-seeded Cyclones didn’t disappoint, rolling to an impressive 94-81 win against an Iona team that was a trendy upset pick. Georges Niang was dominant as five players reached double figures and the Cyclones scored the second-most points in their NCAA Tournament history. Niang led the way with 28 points and Monté Morris tallied 20 points. The Cyclones led by eight at the half and extended the lead to as many as 18 in the second half. The Cyclones hit 10-of-22 3-pointers and shot 50 percent from the field in the win. Abdel Nader (19), Matt Thomas (14) and Jameel McKay (11) were also in double figures in the game.

No. 9 IOWA STATE 85, No. 19 NORTH CAROLINA 83A 53NCAA East Regional Third RoundAT&T Center, San Antonio, TexasMarch 23, 2014The Cyclones overcame the loss of Georges Niang to defeat North Carolina 85-83 and advance to its first Sweet 16 since 2000. DeAndre Kane led the Cyclones with 24 points and 14 rebounds, including the game-winning basket with 1.6 seconds remaining. The Cyclones trailed by eight with 4:22 left, but a pair of huge threes from Naz Long kept the Cyclones within striking distance. Long burried three 3-pointers in final five minutes and finished with 12 points in the win. With the score tied with 15.7 seconds left, Kane brought the ball up the court. He attacked and made a layup against a pair of defenders to put ISU in front by the winning margin. North Carolina tried to get down the court and call a timeout but the clock expired and ISU celebrated its advancement to the Sweet 16.

No. 9 IOWA STATE 93, NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL 75A 53NCAA East Regional Second RoundAT&T Center, San Antonio, TexasMarch 21, 2014Iowa State beat North Carolina Central 93-75 to win its first NCAA Tournament game for the third straight season, but it came at a tremendous cost as the Cyclones lost Georges Niang for the re-mainder of the season with a broken bone in his foot. Niang scored 24 points before leaving the game. The Cyclones and Eagles traded leads eight times in the opening eight minutes but ISU was able to distance itself and take a 45-39 lead into the half. The second half was all Cyclones, with the No. 3 seed shooting 65 percent in the final 20 minutes. Niang led all scorers and was joined in double figures by Melvin Ejim (17), Dustin Hogue (15), Monté Morris (15) and DeAndre Kane (14). The Cyclones hit 9-of-17 three-pointers in the game and had 21 assists on 35 field goals.

IOWA STATE 76, NOTRE DAME 58A 53NCAA West Regional Second RoundUniversity of Dayton Arena, Dayton, OhioMarch 22, 2013Iowa State went on a 19-3 first-half run to break away from Notre Dame and earn a 76-58 second-round win. The Cyclones held a 35-23 edge at the half and increased the lead to 27 points with 7:58 remaining in the game. Freshman Georges Niang matched a career high with 19 points and Melvin Ejim chipped in 17 points. The Cyclones connected on nine 3-pointers, including a triple from Tyrus McGee that was ISU’s 328th of the season and broke the Big 12 record for treys in a season. The Cyclones shot 49.2 percent from the field and committed just six turnovers as they won an NCAA Tournament game for the second time in three seasons under head coach Fred Hoiberg. Ejim was Iowa State’s leading rebounder with eight boards while also dishing out a team-high five assists.

IOWA STATE 77, CONNECTICUT 64A 53NCAA South Regional Second RoundKFC Yum! Center, Louisville, Ky.March 15, 2012Iowa State wasted little time taking control of the game against Con-necticut, racing out to a 36-14 lead en route to a 77-64 win over the defending national champion. Iowa State made 6-of-its-first-9 3-point shots while mounting its commanding lead. The Huskies cut the lead down to six points (58-52) with less then nine minutes remaining in the contest, but the Cyclones went on a 7-0 run and held UConn scoreless in the next six minutes to secure the victory. Royce White led the Cylcones with a double-double, scoring 15 points and grabbing 13 rebounds. Chris Allen added 20 points on 6-of-12 shooting from the field. ISU was 19-of-20 at the free-throw line.

IOWA STATE 64, MINNESOTA 53A 53NCAA Syracuse Regional First RoundCharlotte Coliseum, Charlotte, N.C.March 18, 2005Iowa State was victorious in its first NCAA appearance in four years, downing Minnesota 64-53 behind a strong defensive effort. The Cyclones tallied 12 steals and registered eight blocks, as the Cyclones

Monté Morris led Iowa State with 19 points and became the school’s record holder for career NCAA Tournament assists as the Cyclones beat Nevada to advance to the second round in 2017.


NCAA TOURNAMENT WINSwon their first NCAA Tournament game since 2000. ISU was led by Curtis Stinson and Jared Homan, who tallied 18 and 14 points, re-spectively. Homan was a monster in the middle, grabbing 13 boards and swatting seven shots to help him earn CBS Chevrolet Player of the Game honors. ISU held the Gophers to 33.3 percent from the field and a 5-for-23 (21.7 percent) clip from beyond the arc. Minnesota cut the lead to five points with 3:43 remaining, but a key Stinson tear drop and clutch free-throw shooting down the stretch sealed the victory for the Cyclones. Rahshon Clark had 14 points and four steals.

Stevie Johnson dunks home two of his 16 points in Iowa State’s 80-56 win over UCLA in the 2000 NCAA Midwest Regional semifinals.

No. 6 IOWA STATE 80, UCLA 56NCAA Midwest Regional SemifinalsThe Palace at Auburn Hills, Auburn Hills, Mich.March 23, 2000What was billed to be one of the best regional semifinal matchups of the tournament proved otherwise. The Cyclones wasted little time in showing their strength in an 80-56 rout of UCLA, their largest victory margin in an NCAA Tournament. Jamaal Tinsley was one rebound shy of his second career triple-double (14 points, 11 assists, nine rebounds), but the story of the game was defense. The Cyclones held the vaunted UCLA offense to a 33.9 shooting percentage from the floor. While the Bruins sputtered on offense, the Cyclones thrived, shooting over 50 percent for the 17th time during the season. Michael Nurse drilled four of his five 3-point attempts to aid the Cyclones to a 6-for-10 showing from behind the arc. Nurse, Stevie Johnson and Marcus Fizer all had 16 points to pace ISU.

No. 6 IOWA STATE 79, No. 24 AUBURN 60NCAA Midwest Regional Second RoundHubert H. Humphrey Metrodome, Minneapolis, Minn.March 18, 2000Jamaal Tinsley canned back-to-back 3-pointers to key a 14-2 Iowa State second-half run that propelled the Cyclones to a 79-60 victory over Auburn in the second round of the NCAA Tournament. Up until that point, the game was a see-saw battle that featured 11 ties. The score was knotted at 43-43 with less than 12 minutes left before ISU’s run. The Cyclones trailed at halftime, 33-32 for only the seventh time that season. ISU’s Marcus Fizer led all players with 22 points while pulling down 12 boards. Stevie Johnson equaled his career-high with 21 points, going 6-of-8 from the floor and 8-of-11 from the charity stripe. The Cyclones outscored the Tigers 25-6 at the free-throw line, connecting on all nine attempts in the last 12 minutes of the contest.

No. 6 IOWA STATE 88, CENTRAL CONN. STATE 78NCAA Midwest Regional First RoundHubert H. Humphrey Metrodome, Minneapolis, Minn.March 16, 2000Second-seeded Iowa State held off a late comeback attempt by Central Connecticut State to preserve an 88-78 win over the Blue Devils in first-round NCAA action in the Metrodome. ISU’s Jamaal Tinsley busted out with a career-high 26 points (10-of-13 FG) and broke Jeff Hornacek’s single-season assist record in the win. The Cyclones held a 19-point lead in the first half, but a spirited rally by CCSU tied the game at 69-69 with 6:13 left to play. Blue Devil Rick Mickens scored eight consecutive points during the run. ISU quickly followed with a Tinsley lay-in and a 3-pointer from Michael Nurse to jumpstart a 9-0 run to put the game away. Marcus Fizer added 27 points and 11 boards, playing all 40 minutes.

No. 18 IOWA STATE 67, No. 10 CINCINNATI 66NCAA Midwest Regional Second RoundThe Palace at Auburn Hills, Auburn Hills, Mich.March 15, 1997Klay Edwards’ left-handed hook shot with 32.4 seconds remaining was the game-winner as the Cyclones defeated No. 10 Cincinnati to advance to the NCAA Sweet Sixteen for the first time since 1986. Cincinnati’s Damon Flint missed a running jumper with six seconds left and a last-second half-court desperation shot, giving Iowa State a 67-66 victory in NCAA Midwest Regional second-round action. Kenny Pratt’s 3-pointer that was seconds away from a shot-clock violation gave ISU a 63-58 lead with 4:20 left in the game. Melvin Levett’s two free throws put UC ahead 66-65 with 1:05 left before Edwards hit his game-winner on an out-of-bounds play. ISU shot 61.1 percent (11-of-18) in the second half and 55 percent (22-of-40) for the game. Pratt led ISU with 21 points, while Dedric Willoughby added 19 points. Jacy Holloway tallied 11 points, all in the first half, helping the Cyclones to a 37-34 halftime advantage. First-team All-American Danny Fortson led the Bearcats with 16 points.

Kelvin Cato (right) and Dedric Willoughby (left) paced ISU to the 1997 Sweet Sixteen with a 67-66 victory over Cincinnati.


NCAA TOURNAMENT WINSNo. 18 IOWA STATE 69, ILLINOIS STATE 57NCAA Midwest Regional First RoundThe Palace at Auburn Hills, Auburn Hills, Mich.March 13, 1997Kelvin Cato’s career-high 29 points led Iowa State to a 69-57 victory over Missouri Valley Conference champion Illinois State in first-round action of the NCAA Midwest Regional. Cato pulled down 12 rebounds and blocked a Midwest Region-record eight shots. Iowa State jumped to a 4-0 lead, but Illinois State scored 15 straight points to take a 15-4 lead. The Cyclones rallied to go ahead 18-17 and had a 28-26 halftime advantage. Skipp Schaefbauer’s 3-pointer tied the game 53-53 with 4:05 left before the Cyclones outscored the Redbirds 16-4 in the final minutes. Iowa State’s last 10 points were scored at the free-throw line, where the Cyclones finished the game 20-of-27. The Redbirds were 5-of-9 at the line. ISU’s Dedric Willoughby scored 21 points. Jacy Holloway dished out nine assists, playing all 40 minutes.

No. 17 IOWA STATE 74, CALIFORNIA 64NCAA Midwest Regional First RoundReunion Arena, Dallas, TexasMarch 14, 1996After withstanding a second-half rally, Iowa State recorded a then-school-record 24th victory with a 74-64 win over California in first-round NCAA Midwest Regional action. ISU shot 57.6 percent in the first 20 minutes, taking a 43-29 lead into the half. Cal narrowed the lead to 47-46 with 13 minutes left in the game, but ISU responded with an eight-point run. The Cyclones held national freshman of the year Shareef Abdur-Rahim to career lows of seven points and two rebounds. Dedric Willoughby led ISU with 23 points, while Kenny Pratt added 18. Despite sitting out 12 minutes with four fouls, Kelvin Cato finished with 11 points, eight rebounds and five blocks in 23 minutes.

No. 24 IOWA STATE 64, FLORIDA 61 NCAA Southeast Regional First RoundTallahassee-Leon County Civic Center, Tallahassee, Fla.March 17, 1995Julius Michalik scored 12 of Iowa State’s final 16 points to lead the Cyclones to a 64-61 come-from-behind win over Florida in the first round of the NCAA Southeast Regional. Dametri Hill put the Gators up 61-55 with 4:13 left in the game before Michalik took control. Sophomore Jacy Holloway swished two free throws with 17 seconds left in the game to seal the victory. Michalik led ISU with 17 points, while Fred Hoiberg added 15. The win gave ISU its 23rd victory, then a school record.

IOWA STATE 76, UNC CHARLOTTE 74NCAA East Regional First RoundThe Centrum, Worcester, Mass.March 20, 1992Junior Justus Thigpen’s full-court pass to freshman Fred Hoiberg set up an uncontested slam dunk with 14 seconds remaining to help ISU to a 76-74 victory over UNC Charlotte in first-round NCAA East Regional action. Hoiberg’s slam off a Julius Michalik pick gave the Cyclones a 76-71 lead before the 49ers’ Henry Williams sank a 3-pointer with three seconds left in the game. Thigpen scored 20 points and Hoiberg added 17. ISU shot 60 percent from the field in the second half after hitting just 33 percent in the first 20 minutes. Williams, who was averaging 20.8 ppg, finished with seven field goals in 17 attempts.

IOWA STATE 72, No. 5 MICHIGAN 69NCAA Midwest Regional Second RoundHubert H. Humphrey Metrodome, Minneapolis, Minn.March 16, 1986Iowa State held off a late rally by No. 5 Michigan to record what head coach Johnny Orr called his “greatest victory ever as a coach,” defeat-ing the Big Ten champion Wolverines, 72-69, in the second round of the NCAA Midwest Regional. Jeff Grayer, a native of Flint, Mich., led the way with 16 points and five rebounds, while teammate Ron Virgil added 14 points on 7-of-8 shooting from the field. Sam Hill, selected as the CBS Chevrolet Player of the Game, added 11 points. The Cyclones were also aided by 16 points off their bench. ISU hit 60.5 percent from the floor, posting its third victory of the season over a nationally rated team. Center Roy Tarpley led the Wolverines with a

game-high 25 points. Orr, the winningest coach at Michigan, defeated Bill Frieder, who worked under Orr for seven years, to advance to the Sweet Sixteen in Kemper Arena.

David Moss (#45) defends Michigan’s Roy Tarpley in ISU’s 72-69 victory over No. 2 seed Michigan in 1986. Moss and teammate Gary Thompkins (#3) combined for 6-of-7 shooting, helping the Cyclones achieve a 60.5 percent clip from the field and advance to the Sweet Sixteen.

IOWA STATE 81, MIAMI (OHIO) 79 (OT)NCAA Midwest Regional First RoundHubert H. Humphrey Metrodome, Minneapolis, Minn.March 14, 1986Senior Jeff Hornacek’s 26-foot jump shot with no time remaining gave Iowa State an 81-79 victory over Mid-American Conference champion Miami of Ohio in the first round of the NCAA Midwest Regional. Iowa State trailed by five points late in the second half, but Hornacek forced the extra session when he hit a jumper from the free-throw line with 27 seconds remaining in regulation. Iowa State hit 59.0 percent from the field for the game. Jeff Grayer led the way for Iowa State with 19 points and 11 rebounds, while Hornacek added 15 points and Ron Virgil scored 14. Elmer Robinson came off the bench to score 13 points and Gary Thompkins added 10 points and a game-high four assists. Grayer limited Miami All-American Ron Harper to 17 points and 7-for-22 shooting.

IOWA STATE 44, PEPPERDINE 39NCAA Western RegionalMunicipal Auditorium, Kansas City, Mo.March 24, 1944Iowa State overcame a 19-15 halftime deficit to defeat Pepperdine 44-39 in first-round action of the NCAA Tournament Western Regional in Kansas City. The Cyclones took control of the game early in the second half, despite the fact that starters Gene Oulman and Ray Wehde fouled out. Pepperdine tied the game with about six minutes left, but baskets by Roy Wehde and Jim Meyers gave ISU the lead for good. Wehde and Meyers each had 12 points, while Price Brookfield added 10. Center Nick Buzolich led Pepperdine with 22 points.


IOWA STATE NCAA/NIT TEAMS

1944 NCAA Tournament - Final Four(l to r): Roy Wehde, Price Brookfield, Gene Oulman, Bob Sauer, Ray Wehde.

1984 NIT Tournament - First RoundBack Row (l to r): Jim Hallihan, Johnny Orr, Terrence Allen, Ted Burbach, Ron Harris, Jeff Hornacek, Ron Virgil, Wes Wallace, Ric Wesley, Steve Antrim. Front Row (l to r): Dave Rauker, Raynal Harris, David Moss, Sam Hill, Brad Dudek, John Culbertson, Tom Peterson, Barry Stevens.

1985 NCAA Tournament - First RoundBack Row (l to r): Ric Wesley, Jim Hallihan, Gary Thompkins, Eli Parker, Jeff Hornacek, Barry Stevens, Ron Virgil, Wes Wallace, Steve Antrim, Johnny Orr. Front Row (l to r): Tom Peterson, Lafester Rhodes, David Moss, Brad Dudek, Sam Hill, Raynal Harris, Jeff Grayer.

1986 NCAA Tournament - Sweet 16Back Row (l to r): Johnny Orr, Maurice Poole, Eli Parker, Ron Virgil, Jeff Grayer, Jeff Hornacek, Gary Thompkins, Steve Antrim. Front Row (l to r): Tom Schafer, Lafester Rhodes, Sam Hill, David Moss, Darryl Spinks, Elmer Robinson, Marc Urquhart.

1988 NCAA Tournament - First RoundBack Row (l to r): Jim Hallihan, Ric Wesley, Terry Woods, Bernard Dutchik, Mark Baugh, Elmer Robinson, Jeff Grayer, Gary Thomp-kins, Adrian Moore, Mike Born, Johnny Orr, Steve Krafcisin. Front Row (l to r): Matt Margenthaler, Norman Brown, Paul Doerrfeld, Victor Alexander, Lafester Rhodes, Bryan Heger, Robert Johnson, Marc Urquhart, Dick Breitbach.

1989 NCAA Tournament - First RoundBack Row (l to r): Johnny Orr, Jim Hallihan, Terry Woods, Jay Good-man, Justus Thigpen, Adrian Moore, Mark Baugh, Marc Urquhart, Hughes Suffren, Brian Pearson, Mike Born, Steve Krafcisin, Ric Wesley. Front Row (l to r): Kirt Carstens, Norman Brown, Elmer Robinson, Greg Hester, Bryan Heger, Phil Kunz, Darryl Spinks, Victor Alexander, Paul Doerrfeld, Robert Johnson, Sam Mack, Paul Newgaard.

1992 NCAA Tournament - Second RoundBack Row (l to r): Johnny Orr, Steve Krafcisin, Marc Carlson, Brian Pearson, Fred Hoiberg, Norman Brown, Morgan Wheat, Hurl Beechum, Donnell Bivens, Ron Bayless, Skip McCoy, Doug Collins, Jim Hallihan, Ric Wesley. Front Row (l to r): Steve Stricker, Troy O’Banion, Justus Thigpen, Brad Pippett, Mike Bergman, Howard Eaton, Julius Michalik, Loren Meyer, Greg Hester, Saun Jackson, Scott Wand, Kris Olson.

1993 NCAA Tournament - First RoundBack Row (l to r): Morgan Wheat, James Hamilton, Greg Hester, Loren Meyer, Julius Michalik, Joe Modderman, Mike Bergman, Marc Carlson. Front Row (l to r): Ron Bayless, Saun Jackson, Fred Hoiberg, Howard Eaton, Fred Brown, Justus Thigpen, Donnell Bivens, Hurl Beechum.



1995 NCAA Tournament - Second RoundBack Row (l to r): Tim Floyd, John Adams, Sol Harris, Fred Hoiberg, Julius Michalik, Loren Meyer, Derrick Hayes, Ha-Keem Abdel-Khaliq, Kris Olson, Mark Pearson, James Green. Front Row (l to r): Belefia Parks, Klay Edwards, Jason Kimbrough, David Hickman, Saun Jackson, Hurl Bee-chum, James Hamilton, Joe Modderman, Joe Hebert, Jacy Holloway.

1996 NCAA Tournament - Second RoundBack Row (l to r): Jason Justus, Klay Edwards, Tyler Peterson, Kelvin Cato, Tony Rampton, Joe Modderman, Shawn Bankhead. Front Row (l to r): Carlo Walton, Shelby Walton, Dedric Willoughby, Ha-Keem Abdel-Khaliq, Jacy Holloway, Sol Harris.

1997 NCAA Tournament - Sweet 16Back Row (l to r): Tim Floyd, John Adams, Stevie Johnson, Paul Shirley, Tony Rampton, Klay Edwards, Russ Schoenauer, Jason Teeter, Steve Krafcisin, Sam Weaver. Front Row (l to r): Brad Johnson, DeAndre Harris, Ha-Keem Abdel-Khaliq, Kelvin Cato, Dedric Willoughby, Kenny Pratt, Shawn Bankhead, Jacy Holloway, Matt Knoll.

2000 NCAA Tournament - Elite EightBack Row (l to r): Larry Eustachy, Terry Carroll, Matt Richter, Justin Fries, Richard Evans, Mark Ziege, Paul Shirley, Martin Rancik, Marcus Fizer, Stevie Johnson, Clint Varley, Randy Brown, Leonard Perry. Front Row (l to r): Jafar Azmayesh, Brandon Nicol, Thomas Watkins, Kyle Brumm, Brandon Hawkins, Kantrail Horton, Michael Nurse, Jamaal Tinsley, Brad Davis, Chad Curtis.

2001 NCAA Tournament - First RoundBack Row (l to r): Marcus Jefferson, Omar Bynum, Tyray Pearson, Andrew Skoglund, Paul Shirley, Martin Rancik, Shane Power, Clint Varley. Front Row (l to r): Justin Fries, Zach Fortune, Kantrail Horton, Brandon Hawkins, Jake Sullivan, Jamaal Tinsley, Brandon Nicol, Brad Davis, Richard Evans.

2003 NIT Tournament - First RoundBack Row (l to r): Omar Bynum, Adam Schaper, Jackson Vroman, Chris Alexander, Andrew Skoglund, Jared Homan, Clint Varley. Front Row (l to r): Marcus Jefferson, Brad Davis, Tim Barnes, Jake Sullivan, Ricky Morgan, John Neal, Adam Haluska.

2004 NIT Tournament - SemifinalsBack Row (l to r): Bob Sundvold, Justin Fries, Damion Staple, Reg-gie George, Jackson Vroman, Wayne Morgan, Andrew Skoglund, Jared Homan, Marcus Jefferson, Mark Boll, Vic Miller. Front Row (l to r): Jonnell Marion, Curtis Stinson, John Neal, Jake Sullivan, Will Blalock, Dave Braet, Tim Barnes, Brandon Nicol, Jeff Bergstrom.

2005 NCAA Tournament - Second RoundBack Row (l to r): John Neal, Robert Faulkner, Aaron Agnew, Jared Homan, Wayne Morgan, Reggie George, Damion Staple, Dustin Streff, Rahshon Clark. Front Row (l to r): Ben Stoll, Jeff Bergstrom, Anthony Davis, Curtis Stinson, Tasheed Carr, Dave Braet, Will Blalock.



2012 NCAA Tournament - Third RoundBack Row (l to r): Will Clyburn, Chris Babb, Royce White, Jordan Railey, Percy Gibson, Anthony Booker, Melvin Ejim. Front Row (l to r): Korie Lucious, Austin McBeth, Tavon Sledge, Tyrus McGee, Fred Hoiberg, Scott Christopherson, Bubu Palo, Aaron Law, Chris Allen.

2013 NCAA Tournament - Third RoundBack Row (l to r): Aaron Law, Sherron Dorsey-Walker, Georges Niang, Tyler Ellerman, Percy Gibson, Melvin Ejim, Nkereuwem Okoro, Naz Long, Cameron Fowler. Front Row (l to r): Austin Mc-Beth, Tyrus McGee, Will Clyburn, Fred Hoiberg, Anthony Booker, Chris Babb, Korie Lucious.

2014 NCAA Tournament - Sweet 16Back Row (l to r): Sherron Dorsey-Walker, Dustin Hogue, Daniel Edozie, Tyler Ellerman, Percy Gibson, Melvin Ejim, Abdel Nader, Georges Niang. Front Row (l to r): DeAndre Kane, Monté Morris, Matt Thomas, Fred Hoiberg, K.J. Bluford, Naz Long, Kourtlin Jackson.

2015 NCAA Tournament - Second RoundBack Row (l to r): Monté Morris, Dustin Hogue, Georges Niang, Jameel McKay, Georgios Tsalmpouris, Daniel Edozie, Abdel Nader, Sherron Dorsey-Walker, Kourtlin Jackson. Front Row (l to r): Clayton Custer, Hallice Cooke, Naz Long, Fred Hoiberg, Bryce Dejean-Jones, Matt Thomas, Daniel Stensland.

2016 NCAA Tournament - Sweet 16Back Row (l to r): Brady Ernst, Nazareth Mitrou-Long, Georges Niang, Jameel McKay, Abdel Nader, Stuart Nezlek. Front Row (l to r): Wes Greder, Deonte Burton, Hallice Cooke, Monté Morris, Steve Prohm, Matt Thomas, Nick Weiler-Babb, Jordan Ashton, Simeon Carter.

2017 NCAA Tournament - Second RoundBack Row (l to r): Simeon Carter, Merrill Holden, Deonte Burton, Matt Thomas, Darrell Bowie, Stuart Nezlek. Front Row (l to r): Solomon Young, Wes Greder, Donovan Jackson, Monté Morris, Steve Prohm, Nazareth Mitrou-Long, Nick Weiler-Babb, Jakolby Long, Ray Kasongo.

2019 NCAA Tournament - First RoundBack Row (l to r): Prentiss Nixon, Michael Jacobson, George Conditt IV, Cameron Lard, Solomon Young, Zion Griffin, Lindell Wigginton, Eric Steyer. Front Row (l to r): Nate Schuster, Tyrese Haliburton, Talen Horton-Tucker, Marial Shayok, Steve Prohm, Nick Weiler-Babb, Zoran Talley Jr., Terrence Lewis, Carter Boothe.


CYCLONES IN THE NBA

IOWA STATE NBA DRAFTEES1948 Ray Wehde, Boston Celtics1953 Delmar Diercks, New York Knicks1957 Gary Thompson, Minneapolis Lakers (5th/35th)1958 Don Medsker, Cincinnati Royals (12th/79th)1961 Henry Whitney, Syracuse Nationals (4th/37th)1963 Vince Brewer, Syracuse Nationals (6th/52nd) Marv Straw, St. Louis Hawks (11th/77th)1968 Zaid Abdul-Aziz, Cincinnati Royals (1st/5th) John McGonigle, Chicago Bulls (11th/137th)1970 Bill Cain, Portland Trailblazers (3rd/42nd)1973 Martinez Denmon, Boston Celtics (3rd/52nd) Clint Harris, Phoenix Suns (5th/77th) Tom O’Connor, Cleveland Cavaliers (16th/201st)1974 Robert Wilson, Houston Rockets (3rd/41st)1976 Hercle Ivy, Houston Rockets (4th/61st) Art Johnson, New Orleans Jazz (10th/165th)1979 Andrew Parker, Washington Bullets (3rd/46th)1980 Dean Uthoff, San Antonio Spurs (6th/129th)1982 Robert Estes, Kansas City Kings (10th/210th)1985 Barry Stevens, Denver Nuggets (2nd/43rd)1986 Jeff Hornacek, Phoenix Suns (2nd/46th)1987 Tom Schafer, Denver Nuggets (3rd/54th) Sam Hill, Dallas Mavericks (5th/112th)1988 Jeff Grayer, Milwaukee Bucks (1st/13th)1991 Victor Alexander, Golden State Warriors (1st/17th)1995 Loren Meyer, Dallas Mavericks (1st/24th) Fred Hoiberg, Indiana Pacers (2nd/52nd)1997 Kelvin Cato, Dallas Mavericks (1st/15th)2000 Marcus Fizer, Chicago Bulls (1st/4th)2001 Jamaal Tinsley, Vancouver Grizzlies (1st/27th)2004 Jackson Vroman, Chicago Bulls (2nd/31st)2006 Will Blalock, Detroit Pistons (2nd/60th)2008 Mike Taylor, Portland Trailblazers (2nd/55th)2010 Craig Brackins, Oklahoma City Thunder (1st/21st)2012 Royce White, Houston Rockets (1st/16th)2016 Georges Niang, Indiana Pacers (2nd/50th) Abdel Nader, Boston Celtics (2nd/58th)2017 Monté Morris, Denver Nuggets (2nd/51st)2019 Talen Horton-Tucker, Orlando Magic (2nd/46) Marial Shayok, Philadelphia 76ers (2nd/54)(first number indicates round selected/second number indicates pick)

Did You Know? Six players from the 2015-16 Iowa State team, Steve Prohm’s first as head coach, are in the NBA.


ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS

Overall Conference Postseason BerthsCoach Tenure Years Record Pct. Record Pct. Record Pct. NCAA NITS. Clyde Williams 1908-11 4 20-29 .408 17-24 .415 Homer C. Hubbard 1912-15 4 21-40 .344 15-23 .395 H. H. Walter 1916-19 4 27-38 .415 12-26 .316 R. N. Berryman 1920 1 6-12 .333 2-10 .167 Maury Kent 1921 1 10-8 .556 6-8 .429 Bill Chandler 1922-28 7 40-85 .320 31-77 .287 Louis Menze 1929-47 19 166-153 .520 82-108 .432 1-2 .333 1 Clayton Sutherland 1948-54 7 63-89 .414 23-49 .319 Bill Strannigan 1955-59 5 69-46 .600 30-32 .484 Glen Anderson 1960-71 12 142-161 .469 77-91 .458 Maury John 1972-74 3 43-35 .551 18-24 .429 Ken Trickey 1975-76 2 13-40 .245 7-21 .250 Lynn Nance 1977-80 4 44-64 .407 23-33 .411 Johnny Orr 1981-94 14 218-200 .522 79-117 .403 3-7 .300 6 1Tim Floyd 1995-98 4 81-47 .633 30-30 .500 4-3 .571 3 Larry Eustachy 1999-2003 5 101-59 .631 42-38 .525 4-3 .571 2 1Wayne Morgan 2004-06 3 55-39 .585 22-26 .458 4-2 .667 1 1Greg McDermott 2007-10 4 59-68 .465 18-46 .281 Fred Hoiberg 2011-15 5 115-56 .673 49-39 .557 4-4 .500 4 Steve Prohm 2016-pres. 4 83-53 .610 35-37 .486 3-3 .500 3 Totals 112 1376-1322 .510 618-859 .418 23-24 .489 20 3

Clyde Williams Homer Hubbard H. H. Walter R.N. Berryman Maury Kent Bill Chandler

Louis Menze Clayton Sutherland Bill Strannigan Glen Anderson Maury John Ken Trickey

Lynn Nance Johnny Orr Tim Floyd Larry Eustachy Wayne Morgan Greg McDermott

Fred Hoiberg Steve Prohm


COACHING RECORD BOOKOverall Wins 1. Johnny Orr (1981-94) 2182. Louis Menze (1929-47) 1663. Glen Anderson (1960-71) 1424. Fred Hoiberg (2011-15) 1155. Larry Eustachy (1999-2003) 1016. Steve Prohm (2016-pres.) 837. Tim Floyd (1995-98) 818. Bill Strannigan (1955-59) 699. Clayton Sutherland (1948-54) 6310. Greg McDermott (2007-10) 59

Overall Win Percentage 1. Fred Hoiberg (2011-15) .6732. Tim Floyd (1995-98) .6333. Larry Eustachy (1999-2003) .6314. Steve Prohm (2016-pres.) .6105. Bill Strannigan (1955-59) .6006. Wayne Morgan (2004-06) .5857. Maury Kent (1921) .5568. Maury John (1972-74) .5519. Johnny Orr (1981-94) .52210. Louis Menze (1929-47) .520

Conference Wins 1. Louis Menze (1929-47) 822. Johnny Orr (1981-94) 793. Glen Anderson (1960-71) 774. Fred Hoiberg (2011-15) 495. Larry Eustachy (1999-2003) 426. Steve Prohm (2016-pres.) 357. Bill Chandler (1922-28) 318. Bill Strannigan (1955-59) 30 Tim Floyd (1995-98) 3010. Clayton Sutherland (1948-54) 23 Lynn Nance (1977-80) 23

Conference Win Percentage 1. Fred Hoiberg (2011-15) .5572. Larry Eustachy (1999-2003) .5253. Tim Floyd (1995-98) .5004. Steve Prohm (2016-pres.) .4865. Bill Strannigan (1955-59) .4846. Wayne Morgan (2004-06) .458 Glen Anderson (1960-71) .4588. Louis Menze (1929-47) .4329. Maury John (1972-74) .429 Maury Kent (1921) .429

Most NCAA Tournament Wins 1. Fred Hoiberg (2011-15) 4 Tim Floyd (1995-98) 43. Steve Prohm (2016-pres.) 3 Larry Eustachy (1999-2003) 3 Johnny Orr (1981-94) 36. Wayne Morgan (2004-06) 1 Louis Menze (1929-47) 1

Most Wins First Season 1. Steve Prohm (2015-16) 23 Tim Floyd (1994-95) 233. Wayne Morgan (2003-04) 204. Fred Hoiberg (2010-11) 165. Greg McDermott (2006-07) 15 Larry Eustachy (1998-99) 15 Glen Anderson (1959-60) 15

Career Wins vs. AP Top-25 Teams 1. Johnny Orr (1981-94) 242. Fred Hoiberg (2011-15) 233. Steve Prohm (2016-pres.) 164. Larry Eustachy (1999-2003) 125. Wayne Morgan (2004-06) 9 Tim Floyd (1995-98) 77. Bill Strannigan (1955-59) 6 Glen Anderson (1960-71) 69. Maury John (1972-74) 310. Greg McDermott (2007-10) 1 Lynn Nance (1977-80) 1 Ken Trickey (1975-76) 1

Career Wins vs. AP Top-10 Teams 1. Johnny Orr (1981-94) 122. Steve Prohm (2016-pres.) 7 Fred Hoiberg (2011-15) 74. Tim Floyd (1995-98) 45. Larry Eustachy (1999-2003) 3 Bill Strannigan (1955-59) 3

Career Home Wins1. Johnny Orr (1981-94) 1542. Louis Menze (1929-47) 1123. Glen Anderson (1960-71) 864. Fred Hoiberg (2011-15) 755. Larry Eustachy (1999-2003) 716. Tim Floyd (1995-98) 507. Greg McDermott (2007-10) 488. Steve Prohm (2016-pres.) 479. Clayton Sutherland (1948-54) 4110. Wayne Morgan (2004-06) 38

Career Home Win Percentage 1. Fred Hoiberg (2011-15) .872 (75-11)2. Larry Eustachy (1999-2003) .835 (71-14)3. Wayne Morgan (2004-06) .792 (38-10)4. Tim Floyd (1995-98) .769 (50-15)5. Johnny Orr (1981-94) .766 (154-47)6. Steve Prohm (2016-pres.) .746 (47-16)7. Bill Strannigan (1955-59) .725 (37-14)8. Maury John (1972-74) .725 (29-11)9. Louis Menze (1929-47) .671 (112-55)10. Glen Anderson (1960-71) .647 (86-47)

Career Wins At Hilton Coliseum 1. Johnny Orr (1981-94) 1542. Fred Hoiberg (2011-15) 753. Larry Eustachy (1999-2003) 714. Tim Floyd (1995-98) 505. Greg McDermott (2007-10) 486. Steve Prohm (2016-pres.) 477. Wayne Morgan (2004-06) 388. Lynn Nance (1977-80) 329. Maury John (1972-74) 2910. Ken Trickey (1975-76) 9

Career Road Wins1. Louis Menze (1929-47) 532. Johnny Orr (1981-94) 403. Glen Anderson (1960-71) 374. Bill Strannigan (1955-59) 215. Fred Hoiberg (2011-15) 196. Tim Floyd (1995-98) 17 Bill Chandler (1922-28) 178. Larry Eustachy (1999-2003) 169. Clayton Sutherland (1948-54) 1510. Steve Prohm (2016-pres.) 14

Steve Prohm has led the Cyclones to five road wins against AP Top-25 teams, the most in school history.

Career Road Win Percentage 1. Maury Kent (1921) .556 (5-4)2. Bill Strannigan (1955-59) .438 (21-27)3. Tim Floyd (1995-98) .436 (17-22)4. Louis Menze (1929-47) .363 (53-93)5. Fred Hoiberg (2011-15) .358 (19-34)6. H.H. Walter (1916-19) .333 (9-18)7. Steve Prohm (2016-pres.) .326 (14-29)8. Larry Eustachy (1999-2003) .320 (16-34)9. Glen Anderson (1960-71) .282 (37-94)10. Maury John (1972-74) .276 (8-21)

Career Road Wins vs. AP Top-25 Teams 1. Steve Prohm (2016-pres.) 52. Fred Hoiberg (2011-15) 33. Glen Anderson (1960-71) 2 Larry Eustachy (1999-03) 2 Wayne Morgan (2004-06) 26. Bill Strannigan (1955-59) 1 Johnny Orr (1981-94) 1 Greg McDermott (2007-10) 1

Career Neutral Wins1. Johnny Orr (1981-94) 242. Steve Prohm (2016-pres.) 223. Fred Hoiberg (2011-15) 214. Glen Anderson (1960-71) 195. Larry Eustachy (1999-2003) 14 Tim Floyd (1995-98) 147. Bill Strannigan (1955-59) 118. Wayne Morgan (2004-06) 99. Clayton Sutherland (1948-54) 710. Maury John (1972-74) 6

Career Neutral Win Percentage 1. Steve Prohm (2016-pres.) .733 (22-8)2. Bill Strannigan (1955-59) .688 (11-5)3. Maury John (1972-74) .667 (6-3)4. Fred Hoiberg (2011-15) .656 (21-11)5. Wayne Morgan (2004-06) .600 (9-6)6. Tim Floyd (1995-98) .583 (14-10)7. Larry Eustachy (1999-2003) .560 (14-11)8. Glen Anderson (1960-71) .487 (19-20)9. Johnny Orr (1981-94) .408 (24-35)10. Lynn Nance (1977-80) .333 (4-8) Ken Trickey (1975-76) .333 (2-4) Clayton Sutherland (1948-54) .333 (7-14)


ALL-CENTURY TEAM

ALL-CENTURY TEAM The Iowa State Athletics Department celebrated 100 years of men’s basketball during the 2007-08 season. Among the highlights of the year-long tribute was the announcement of an All-Century team for men’s basketball. A total of 15 former Cyclone greats made the All-Century Team. Eight Cyclone All-Americans were guaranteed slots and fans were given the opportunity to vote for seven additional honorees during a season-long vote at cyclones.com. Iowa State honored its All-Century Team throughout the entire 2007-08 season, culminating with a special letterwin-ners reunion and a celebration at halftime of the Iowa State-Nebraska game on Feb. 16, 2008.

Zaid Abdul-Aziz “Don Smith” (1966-68)Abdul-Aziz, who played at Iowa State as Don Smith, was one of the greatest players in Big Eight history. An AP All-American center in 1968, Abdul-Aziz was ISU’s first three-time first-team all-conference player (1966, 1967, 1968). Abdul-Aziz led the Big Eight in scoring twice (1967- 24.8 ppg, 1968- 24.2 ppg) and led the league in rebounding three times (1966- 13.0 rpg, 1967- 13.4 rpg, 1968- 14.6 rpg). He was named Big Eight Player of the Year in 1968.

Victor Alexander (1988-91)Alexander’s soft touch made him one of the best low-block scorers in Iowa State history. The burly center (6-9, 265 pounds) was honored as a first-team all-Big Eight choice in 1989 and 1991 and his 1,892 career points rank fifth all-time in school history. Alexander is the most accurate shooter in the history of the program, connecting on 61.1 percent of his career shots from the field. He led the Big Eight in field goal percentage in 1991 at 65.9 percent.

Kelvin Cato (1996-97)Cato is the greatest shotblocker in Iowa State history and his presence in the middle helped the Cyclones to unprecedented success in his two seasons. The center led the conference in blocked shots in 1996 (Big Eight, 2.6 bpg) and 1997 (Big 12, 4.2 bpg) en route to the second-most blocks in school history with 189. He still owns ISU’s single-game (11) and single-season (118) rejection marks. Cato led ISU to a pair of NCAA Tournaments (1996, 1997) and the 1996 Big Eight Tournament title.

Marcus Fizer (1998-2000)Fizer is arguably the most dominant big man in the history of ISU basketball. Fizer led ISU to a school-record 32 wins and their first league title in 54 years as a junior (1999-2000). Fizer was a consensus first-team All-American, Big 12 Player of the Year and runner-up AP National Player of the Year in 2000, as the Cyclones advanced to the Elite Eight of the NCAA Tournament. ISU’s sixth all-time leading scorer (1,830 points), Fizer broke the single-season scoring mark in 2000 (844 points).

Jack Flemming (1935-37)Flemming, a high-scoring forward, was Iowa State’s second All-American, earning national honors from Converse in 1937. Flemming averaged 7.4 ppg on ISU’s first conference champi-onship team in 1935, as the Cyclones went 8-2 against league competition to claim the Big Six crown. Flemming capped off his career by earning first-team all-Big Six kudos as well as All-America honors in 1937.

Jeff Grayer (1985-88)Grayer is the most prolific scorer in school history, amassing a school-record 2,502 points in his four-year career. The forward was a three-time first-team all-Big Eight pick (1986, 1987, 1988), as ISU made three NCAA appearances in his tenure. Grayer earned AP All-America honors and led the Big Eight in scoring (25.3 ppg) in 1988. He was named to the Big Eight’s All-Decade team in the 1980s and became the first Cyclone hoopster to represent the United States on an Olympic team in 1988.

Fred Hoiberg (1992-95)Hoiberg’s outstanding basketball ability and popularity in his hometown of Ames earned him the nickname “The Mayor” in his four years with the Cyclones. The guard was a third-team Basketball Times All-American, a first-team all-Big Eight choice and a first-team Academic All-American in 1995. ISU’s fourth all-time leading scorer with 1,993 points, Hoiberg ranks in ISU’s career top-10 in five different categories.

Jeff Hornacek (1983-86)Hornacek’s rags to riches story is the stuff legends are made of. A sparsely recruited player out of high school, Hornacek walked-on at Iowa State and went on to become the Big Eight’s all-time leader in assists (665). The heady point guard left ISU as its career leader in assists (665) and steals (211), which now

rank second. His 1,313 points rank 20th all-time. A first-team all-Big Eight selection in 1986, Hornacek went on to become an NBA All-Star, playing 14 NBA seasons and scoring more points in the NBA than any other collegiate player from the state of Iowa (15,659).

Hercle Ivy (1973-76)Ivy was a high-scoring guard for the Cyclones in the mid-1970s, ending his career in 1976 as ISU’s all-time leading scorer (1,752 points). Ivy was named first-team all-Big Eight and led the league in scoring in 1975. His 28.3 ppg scoring average that season ranked fifth nationally and is still the best single-season scoring clip in school history.

Barry Stevens (1982-85)Stevens’ uncanny long-range shooting and outstanding athletic ability was a perfect fit in Johnny Orr’s up-tempo style that helped resurrect the ISU program in the 1980s. The smooth-shooting forward ended his career as ISU’s all-time leading scorer - he now ranks third - with 2,190 points. A two-time first-team all-Big Eight selection (1984, 1985), Stevens averaged 21.7 ppg as a senior in 1985 to pace ISU to its first NCAA appearance since 1944. He has the school’s third-best single game scoring mark with 47 points.

Jake Sullivan (2001-04)Sullivan is the most prolific long-range bomber in the history of Cyclone basketball. The dead-eye guard ended his career as ISU’s all-time leader in 3-pointers made with 270 and is the Cyclones’ eighth all-time leading scorer (1,810). He owns ISU’s and the Big 12’s career (89.6 percent) and single-season (93.3 percent) free throw percentage marks. His 89.6 career free throw percentage is the 14th-best clip in NCAA history. He was a third-team Academic All-American in 2003.

Gary Thompson (1955-57)Thompson helped put Iowa State on the basketball map in the 1950s, earning first-team AP All-America honors and Big Seven Player of the Year accolades in 1957. The “Roland Rocket” was ISU’s first 1,000-point scorer, accumulating 1,253 points to rank 23nd all-time in school history. The guard led ISU to the 1955 Big Seven Holiday Tournament title and paced ISU to its first win against a top-ranked opponent, knocking off No. 1 Kansas, 39-37, on Jan. 14, 1957.

Jamaal Tinsley (2000-01)Tinsley’s incredible ballhandling skills and outstanding floor leadership propelled the Cyclones during their most produc-tive period in school history. ISU won back-to-back Big 12 titles (2000, 2001) and never lost a game in Hilton Coliseum in his two seasons as point guard, going 34-0 at home. Tinsley earned AP All-America honors and was named Big 12 Player of the Year in 2001. He still owns ISU’s single-season assists (244) and steals (98) marks.

Waldo Wegner (1933-35)Wegner was ISU’s first All-American and a dominating force in the middle, leading ISU in scoring for three consecutive seasons (1933, 1934, 1935). The center was a two-time first-team all-Big Six selection, earning Converse All-America honors in 1935. Wegner led ISU to its first-ever conference title, playing every minute of every game while averaging 10.6 ppg in the 1935 championship season. The Cyclones finished 13-3 overall and 8-2 in loop play in 1935.

Dedric Willoughby (1996-97)Willoughby’s leadership and pinpoint accuracy from long distance paced the Cyclones to consecutive NCAA appearances in 1996 and 1997. A two-time first-team all-Big Eight choice, Willoughby was named MVP of the 1996 Big Eight Tourna-ment after leading ISU to its first-ever postseason conference tournament crown. Willoughby owns ISU’s school mark in 3-pointers made in a season (102) and ranks fifth in career 3-pointers with 190.


1,000-POINT SCORERSJeff GrayerFlint, Mich.2,502 points/20.0 avg.

1 Year GP-GS FG-FGA/Pct. 3FG-FGA/Pct. FT-FTA/Pct. RB Avg. A TO BS S Pts. Avg.1984-85 33-32 153-289/.529 96-147/.653 213 6.5 63 62 13 34 402 12.21985-86 33-33 281-514/.547 122-194/.629 208 6.3 48 56 13 62 684 20.71986-87 27-27 228-452/.504 7-21/.333 142-192/.740 189 7.0 66 63 17 45 605 22.41987-88 32-32 312-597/.523 20-61/.328 167-235/.711 300 9.4 75 71 18 58 811 25.3Totals 125-124 974-1852/.530 27-82/.330 527-768/.690 910 7.3 252 252 61 199 2502 20.0

Georges NiangMethuen, Mass.2,228 points/16.1 avg.

2 Year GP-GS FG-FGA/Pct. 3FG-FGA/Pct. FT-FTA/Pct. RB Avg. A TO BS S Pts. Avg.2012-13 35-23 157-305/.515 38-97/.392 70-100/.700 160 4.6 64 53 8 23 422 12.12013-14 34-34 222-468/.474 48-147/.327 75-104/.721 152 4.5 123 82 21 21 567 16.72014-15 34-34 187-406/.461 46-115/.400 101-125/.808 184 5.4 117 91 16 17 521 15.32015-16 35-35 283-518/.546 56-143/.392 96-119/.807 218 6.2 117 92 22 31 718 20.5Totals 138-126 849-1697/.500 188-502/.375 342-448/.763 714 5.2 421 318 67 92 2228 16.1

Barry StevensFlint, Mich.2,190 points/18.7 avg.

3 Year GP-GS FG-FGA/Pct. 3FG-FGA/Pct. FT-FTA/Pct. RB Avg. A TO BS S Pts. Avg.1981-82 26-20 132-287/.460 74-97/.763 116 4.5 30 4 22 338 13.01982-83 28-28 190-409/.465 89-116/.767 145 5.2 54 59 1 34 469 16.81983-84 29-29 257-544/.472 130-171/.760 145 5.0 42 83 3 33 644 22.21984-85 34-34 301-607/.496 137-171/.801 138 4.1 57 78 2 43 739 21.7Totals 117-11 880-1847/.476 430-555/.774 544 4.7 183 220 10 132 2190 18.7

Fred HoibergAmes, Iowa1,993 points/15.8 avg.


Victor AlexanderDetroit, Mich.1,892 points/17.1 avg.


Marcus FizerArcadia, La.1,830 points/18.9 avg.

6 Year GP-GS FG-FGA/Pct. 3FG-FGA/Pct. FT-FTA/Pct. RB Avg. A TO BS S Pts. Avg.1997-98 30-25 173-365/.474 0-2/.000 101-164/.616 202 6.7 19 80 27 32 447 14.91998-99 30-29 190-422/.450 6-28/.214 153-208/.736 229 7.6 34 68 23 29 539 18.01999-00 37-37 327-562/.582 15-42/.357 175-239/.732 285 7.7 41 77 39 29 844 22.8Totals 97-91 690-1349/.511 21-72/.292 429-611/.702 716 7.4 94 225 89 90 1830 18.9

Julius MichalikPrievidza, Slovakia1,825 points/14.5 avg.


Jake SullivanOakdale, Minn.1,810 points/14.7 avg.


Hercle IvySt. Louis, Mo.1,752 points/22.2 avg.

9 Year GP-GS FG-FGA/Pct. 3FG-FGA/Pct. FT-FTA/Pct. RB Avg. A TO BS S Pts. Avg.1972-73 2 2-3/.667 2-2/1.000 0 0.0 6 3.01973-74 26 193-436/.443 53-72/.736 81 3.2 81 439 16.91974-75 26 315-692/.455 107-139/.770 135 5.2 97 737 28.31975-76 25 242-557/.434 86-114/.754 90 3.6 82 570 22.8Totals 79 752-1688/.445 248-327/.758 298 3.9 260 1752 22.2

Justus ThigpenFlint, Mich.1,724 points/13.9 avg.


Monté MorrisFlint, Mich.1,708 points/12.2 avg.



1,000-POINT SCORERSZaid Abdul-AzizBrooklyn, N.Y.1,672 points/22.3 avg.

12 Year GP-GS FG-FGA/Pct. 3FG-FGA/Pct. FT-FTA/Pct. RB Avg. A TO BS S Pts. Avg.1965-66 25 166-350/.474 117-215/.544 326 13.0 449 18.01966-67 25 222-443/.501 175-264/.663 334 13.4 619 24.81967-68 25 197-474/.416 210-298/.705 365 14.6 604 24.2Totals 75 585-1267/.462 502-777/.646 1025 13.7 1672 22.3

Curtis StinsonBronx, N.Y.1,651 points/17.6 avg.


Melvin EjimToronto, Ontario1,643 points/12.2 avg.


Craig BrackinsPalmdale, Calif.1,539 points/16.0 avg.


Andrew ParkerFt. Lauderdale, Fla.1,531 points/15.0 avg.

16 Year GP-GS FG-FGA/Pct. 3FG-FGA/Pct. FT-FTA/Pct. RB Avg. A TO BS S Pts. Avg.1975-76 21 33-98/.337 32-44/.727 76 3.6 21 98 4.71976-77 27 100-217/.461 80-112/.702 110 4.1 27 280 10.41977-78 27 236-455/.519 133-185/.719 130 4.8 46 605 22.41978-79 27 201-387/.519 146-185/.789 130 4.8 76 548 20.3Totals 102 570-1157/.493 391-526/.743 426 4.2 170 1531 15.0

Bill CainWhite Plains, N.Y.1,498 points/19.5 avg.


Ron HarrisChicago, Ill.1,446 points/13.0 avg.

18 Year GP-GS FG-FGA/Pct. 3FG-FGA/Pct. FT-FTA/Pct. RB Avg. A TO BS S Pts. Avg.1980-81 27-27 160-368/.435 49-69/.710 160 5.9 60 9 37 369 13.71981-82 27-27 143-315/.454 74-99/.747 133 4.9 56 2 39 360 13.31982-83 28-28 161-365/.441 78-107/.729 121 4.3 74 83 3 38 400 14.31983-84 29-29 128-293/.437 61-84/.726 132 4.6 68 47 2 55 317 10.9Totals 111-111 592-1341/.441 262-359/.730 546 4.9 258 130 16 169 1446 13.0

Diante GarrettMilwaukee, Wis.1,364 points/10.7 avg.


Jeff HornacekLaGrange, Ill.1,313 points/10.7 avg.

20 Year GP-GS FG-FGA/Pct. 3FG-FGA/Pct. FT-FTA/Pct. RB Avg. A TO BS S Pts. Avg.1982-83 27-13 57-135/.422 32-45/.711 62 2.3 82 45 4 21 146 5.41983-84 29-29 104-208/.500 83-105/.791 101 3.5 198 86 10 61 291 10.01984-85 34-34 172-330/.521 81-96/.844 122 3.6 166 72 10 65 425 12.51985-86 33-33 177-370/.478 97-125/.776 127 3.8 219 78 8 64 451 13.7Totals 123-109 510-1043/.490 293-371/.790 412 3.3 665 281 32 211 1313 10.7

Loren MeyerRuthven, Iowa1,280 points/11.5 avg.


Robert EstesLiberty, Mo.1,259 points/11.7 avg.

22 Year GP-GS FG-FGA/Pct. 3FG-FGA/Pct. FT-FTA/Pct. RB Avg. A TO BS S Pts. Avg.1978-79 27 107-222/.482 32-44/.727 159 5.9 15 246 9.11979-80 27-19 146-325/.449 42-61/.689 138 5.1 34 14 15 334 12.41980-81 27-27 170-371/.458 61-80/.763 180 6.7 28 10 14 401 14.91981-82 27-27 116-252/.460 46-58/.793 157 5.8 18 9 14 278 10.3Totals 108 539-1170/.461 181-243/.745 634 5.9 95 47 43 1259 11.7


1,000-POINT SCORERSGary ThompsonRoland, Iowa1,253 points/18.7 avg.


Nazareth Mitrou-LongMississauga, Ontario1,250 points/9.5 avg.

24 Year GP-GS FG-FGA/Pct. 3FG-FGA/Pct. FT-FTA/Pct. RB Avg. A TO BS S Pts. Avg.2012-13 18-0 8-23/.348 5-18/.278 4-4/1.000 14 0.8 18 15 0 6 25 1.42013-14 36-7 86-199/.432 64-160/.400 18-28/.643 57 1.6 41 16 3 6 254 7.12014-15 34-33 114-254/.449 77-197/.391 40-53/.755 100 2.9 68 47 3 27 345 10.12015-16 8-8 37-87/.425 16-55/.291 6-10/.600 23 2.9 15 17 2 5 96 12.02016-17 35-35 185-391/.473 98-255/.384 62-78/.795 160 4.6 93 59 1 43 530 15.1Totals 131-83 430-954/.451 260-685/.380 130-173/.751 354 2.7 235 154 9 87 1250 9.5

Dean UthoffCedar Rapids, Iowa1,245 points/11.5 avg.

25 Year GP-GS FG-FGA/Pct. 3FG-FGA/Pct. FT-FTA/Pct. RB Avg. A TO BS S Pts. Avg.1976-77 27 112-290/.386 87-145/.600 306 11.3 32 311 11.51977-78 27 126-299/.421 95-162/.586 378 14.0 64 347 12.91978-79 27 105-247/.425 66-128/.516 307 11.3 56 276 10.21979-80 27-27 118-219/.539 75-119/.630 243 9.0 46 8 23 311 11.5Totals 108 461-1055/.437 257-554/.464 1234 11.4 198 8 23 1245 11.5

Dedric WilloughbyNew Orleans, La.1,186 points/19.8 avg.

26 Year GP-GS FG-FGA/Pct. 3FG-FGA/Pct. FT-FTA/Pct. RB Avg. A TO BS S Pts. Avg.1995-96 33-33 204-492/.415 88-261/.337 180-227/.793 137 4.2 82 79 3 42 676 20.51996-97 27-27 158-365/.433 102-226/.451 92-112/.821 91 3.4 53 56 2 22 510 18.9Totals 60-60 362-857/.422 190-487/.390 272-339/.802 228 3.8 135 135 5 64 1186 19.8

Matt ThomasOnalaska, Wis.1,170 points/8.5 avg.


Jared HomanRemsen, Iowa1,124 points/9.0 avg.


Scott ChristophersonLaCrosse, Wis.1,106 points/11.4 avg.


Will BlalockBoston, Mass.1,078 points/11.6 avg.


Rahshon ClarkQueens, N.Y.1,075 points/8.7 avg.


Terry WoodsWaterloo, Iowa1,032 points/8.8 avg.


Vince BrewerNew York, N.Y.1,027points/14.1 avg.



1,000-POINT SCORERSAl KochTipton, Iowa1,000 points/13.3 avg.


1,000-Point Club Facts Total Players: 342,000-Point Scorers: 3First Player: Gary Thompson (Jan 11, 1957 vs. Drake)Last Player: Matt Thomas (Feb. 7, 2017 at Texas)Last Player to 2,000 Points: Georges Niang (Feb. 16, 2016 at Baylor)

1,000-Point Teammates:Ron Harris/Barry StevensJeff Hornacek/Jeff GrayerVictor Alexander/Terry WoodsJulius Michalik/Fred Hoiberg/Loren MeyerJared Homan/Curtis StinsonCurtis Stinson/Will BlalockGeorges Niang/Monté MorrisMonté Morris/Nazareth Mitrou-Long/Matt Thomas*First player listed in each group was the first to reach 1,000 points.

By State/Country:7 - Iowa5 - Michigan5 - New York3 - Wisconsin2 - Illinois, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Missouri, Ontario1 - California, Florida, Minnesota, Slovakia

By Coach:10 - Johnny Orr4 - Glen Anderson4 - Fred Hoiberg3 - Wayne Morgan3 - Steve Prohm2 - Larry Nance2 - Tim Floyd2 - Larry Eustachy2 - Greg McDermott1 - Bill Stranigan1 - Ken Trickey*Determined by season player went over 1,000 points.


CYCLONE HONORSISU Retired Jerseys 1957 Gary Thompson (#20)1968 Zaid Abdul-Aziz (#35)1988 Jeff Grayer (#44)1991 Jeff Hornacek (#14)1992 Waldo Wegner (#14)1997 Fred Hoiberg (#32)2008 Barry Stevens (#35)

All-Americans Highest honor listed 1935 Waldo Wegner (Converse)1937 Jack Flemming (Converse)1957 Gary Thompson (1st-Team AP)1968 Zaid Abdul-Aziz (3rd-Team NABC)1978 Dean Uthoff (HM UPI) Andrew Parker (HM UPI)1984 Barry Stevens (HM AP)1985 Barry Stevens (HM AP)1986 Jeff Grayer (HM AP) Jeff Hornacek (HM AP)1987 Jeff Grayer (HM AP)1988 Jeff Grayer (2nd-Team AP)1995 F. Hoiberg (3rd-Team Basketball Times)1996 Dedric Willoughby (HM AP)1997 D. Willoughby (2nd-Team Basketball Times)2000 *Marcus Fizer (1st-Team AP)2001 Jamaal Tinsley (2nd-Team AP)2005 Curtis Stinson (HM SI.com)2009 Craig Brackins (HM AP)2012 Royce White (HM AP)2014 M. Ejim (1st-Team Basketball Times) D. Kane (2nd-Team Basketball Times)2015 Georges Niang (3rd-Team AP & NABC)2016 Georges Niang (2nd-Team USBWA, AP & NABC)2017 M. Morris (2nd-Team Basketball Times)2019 Marial Shayok (HM Basketball Times)*Consensus First-Team All-Americans

Academic All-Americans 1994 Fred Hoiberg, second team Julius Michalik, third team1995 Fred Hoiberg, first team2001 Paul Shirley, second team2003 Jake Sullivan, third team2014 Melvin Ejim, first team2019 Michael Jacobson, second team

Karl Malone Power Forward of Year 2016 Georges Niang

Pete Newell Big Man Award 2000 Marcus Fizer

National Newcomer Of The Year 2000 Jamaal Tinsley (Basketball Times)2012 Royce White (Basketball Times)2013 DeAndre Kane (BleacherReport.com)

Freshman All-Americans 1998 Marcus Fizer (Basketball Times)2001 Jake Sullivan (College Hoops Insider)2004 Curtis Stinson (Basketball Times)2007 Wesley Johnson (Collegehoops.net)

McDonald’s All-Americans 1997 Marcus Fizer2000 Jerome Harper

Olympians 1964 Raul Duarte, C (Peru)1988 Jeff Grayer, G/F (United States)2000 Tony Rampton, C (New Zealand)2004 Tony Rampton, C (New Zealand)

USA Basketball 1959 Gary Thompson, Pan American Games1979 Joe Ashley, U.S. Olympic Festival1985 Jeff Grayer, U.S. Olympic Festival1988 Jeff Grayer, Olympics1989 Victor Alexander, World University Games2000 Jamaal Tinsley, U.S. Select Team2001 Marcus Fizer, Goodwill Games

2009 Craig Brackins, World University Games2019 Tyrese Haliburton, U19 World Cup

NCAA Tournament All-Regional Team 1997 Dedric Willoughby, G2000 Marcus Fizer, F Jamaal Tinsley, G2014 Dustin Hogue, F2016 Georges Niang, F

All-Missouri Valley First Team 1911 Joe Brown, F1913 Hans Pfund, C1923 R.H. “Pinky” Greene, F

All-Big Six First Team 1929 Lester Lande, F1931 Jack Roadcap, F1934 Waldo Wegner, C1935 Waldo Wegner, F1937 Jack Flemming, F1938 Bob Blahnik, F1939 Bob Harris, F1941 Al Budolfson, F Gordon Nicholas, C1942 Al Budolfson, G Carol Schneider, G1944 Ray Wehde, F Price Brookfield, C1945 Jim Myers, F Bob Mott, C Bill Block, F1946 Bob Petersen, G1947 Ray Wehde, F

All-Big Seven First Team 1952 Jim Stange, F1953 Delmar Diercks, C1956 Gary Thompson, G1957 Gary Thompson, G1958 John Crawford, F

All-Big Eight First Team 1961 Henry Whitney, G1963 Marv Straw, G1965 Al Koch, G/F1966 Zaid Abdul-Aziz, F/C1967 Zaid Abdul-Aziz, F/C1968 Zaid Abdul-Aziz, F/C1969 Bill Cain, C1970 Bill Cain, C1975 Hercle Ivy, G1978 Andrew Parker, F Dean Uthoff, C1979 Andrew Parker, F1984 Barry Stevens, F1985 Barry Stevens, F1986 Jeff Hornacek, G Jeff Grayer, F1987 Jeff Grayer, F1988 Jeff Grayer, F1989 Victor Alexander, C

1991 Victor Alexander, C1993 Justus Thigpen, G1995 Fred Hoiberg, F1996 Dedric Willoughby, G

All-Big 12 First Team 1997 Dedric Willoughby, G1999 Marcus Fizer, F2000 Marcus Fizer, F Jamaal Tinsley, G2001 Jamaal Tinsley, G2006 Curtis Stinson (AP), G2009 Craig Brackins, F2012 Royce White, F2014 Melvin Ejim, F DeAndre Kane, G2015 Georges Niang, F2016 Georges Niang, F Monté Morris (AP), G2017 Monté Morris, G2019 Marial Shayok, G

All-Conference Selections* 1974 Hercle Ivy (2nd, UPI)1975 Art Johnson (2nd, UPI) Hercle Ivy (1st, AP, UPI)1976 Hercle Ivy (2nd, AP, UPI) Art Johnson (2nd, UPI)1978 Andrew Parker (1st, AP, UPI) Dean Uthoff (1st, AP, UPI)1979 Andrew Parker (1st, AP, UPI)1981 Robert Estes (2nd, UPI)1983 Barry Stevens (2nd, AP, UPI) Ron Harris (HM, AP)1984 Barry Stevens (1st, AP, UPI) Jeff Hornacek (HM, AP, UPI) Ron Harris (HM, AP) Terrence Allen (HM, UPI)1985 Barry Stevens (1st, AP, UPI) Jeff Hornacek (2nd, UPI)1986 Jeff Grayer (1st, UPI) Jeff Hornacek (1st, AP)1987 Jeff Grayer (1st, AP, UPI) Tom Schafer (2nd, AP)1988 Jeff Grayer (1st, AP, UPI) Lafester Rhodes (2nd, AP) Gary Thompkins (HM, UPI)1989 Victor Alexander (1st, AP) Mike Born (HM, AP) Sam Mack (HM, UPI)1990 Victor Alexander (2nd, AP, UPI) Terry Woods (HM, AP, UPI) Doug Collins (HM, AP, UPI)1991 Victor Alexander (1st, AP, UPI) Doug Collins (HM, AP, UPI)1992 Justus Thigpen (2nd) Julius Michalik (HM) Ron Bayless (HM) Fred Hoiberg (HM)1993 Justus Thigpen (1st) Ron Bayless (2nd) Fred Hoiberg (HM)1994 Fred Hoiberg (2nd) Julius Michalik (HM)1995 Fred Hoiberg (1st) Loren Meyer (HM) Julius Michalik (HM)1996 Dedric Willoughby (1st) Kenny Pratt (2nd)1997 Dedric Willoughby (1st) Kelvin Cato (3rd) Kenny Pratt (3rd)1998 Marcus Fizer (3rd)1999 Marcus Fizer (2nd)2000 Marcus Fizer (1st) Jamaal Tinsley (2nd) Michael Nurse (HM)2001 Jamaal Tinsley (1st) Kantrail Horton (3rd) Martin Rancik (HM) Paul Shirley (HM)2002 Tyray Pearson (2nd) Jake Sullivan (3rd) Shane Power (HM)Marcus Fizer played in the 1997 McDonald’s

High School All-America game.


CYCLONE HONORS2003 Jake Sullivan (3rd) Jackson Vroman (HM)2004 Jackson Vroman (3rd) Curtis Stinson (HM) Jake Sullivan (HM)2005 Curtis Stinson (2nd) Jared Homan (3rd)2006 Curtis Stinson (1st, AP; 2nd, C) Will Blalock (3rd)2007 Mike Taylor (HM)2008 Jiri Hubalek (3rd) Wesley Johnson (HM)2009 Craig Brackins (1st)2010 Craig Brackins (2nd) Marquis Gilstrap (HM)2011 Diante Garrett (2nd) Scott Christopherson (HM)2012 Royce White (1st) Scott Christopherson (3rd) Chris Allen (HM) Melvin Ejim (HM)2013 Will Clyburn (2nd) Melvin Ejim (3rd) Korie Lucious (HM) Tyrus McGee (HM)2014 Melvin Ejim (1st) DeAndre Kane (1st) Georges Niang (3rd)2015 Georges Niang (1st) Monté Morris (2nd) Jameel McKay (3rd) Dustin Hogue (HM)2016 Georges Niang (1st) Monté Morris (2nd) Jameel McKay (HM) Abdel Nader (HM) Matt Thomas (HM)2017 Monté Morris (1st) Nazareth Mitrou-Long (2nd) Deonte Burton (3rd) Matt Thomas (HM)2018 Cameron Lard (HM) Donovan Jackson (HM) Lindell Wigginton (HM)2019 Marial Shayok (1st) Talen Horton-Tucker (HM) Nick Weiler-Babb (HM) Lindell Wigginton (HM)*since 1974

All-Big Eight Tournament 1959 Vinnie Brewer, F (MVP) Larry Fie, G1985 Jeff Hornacek, G Barry Stevens, F1986 Jeff Grayer, F1989 Victor Alexander, C1995 Hurl Beechum, F Loren Meyer, C1996 Kelvin Cato, C Kenny Pratt, F Dedric Willoughby (MVP), G All-Big 12 Tournament 2000 Stevie Johnson, F Jamaal Tinsley, G Marcus Fizer (MVP), F2014 Melvin Ejim, F Georges Niang, F DeAndre Kane (MVP), G2015 Monté Morris, G Georges Niang (MVP), F2016 Georges Niang, F2017 Monté Morris (MVP), G Deonte Burton, F Matt Thomas, G2019 Marial Shayok (MVP), G Michael Jacobson, F Lindell Wigginton, G

Academic All-Big Eight First Team 1965 Al Koch1966 Al Koch1980 Chuck Harmison

1981 Bill Buchanan1984 Jeff Hornacek1989 Marc Urquhart1990 Phil Kunz1991 Phil Kunz1992 Mike Bergman, Greg Hester1993 Fred Hoiberg, Julius Michalik1994 Marc Carlson, Fred Hoiberg, Julius Michalik1995 Fred Hoiberg, Julius Michalik

Academic All-Big 12 First Team 1997 Ha-Keem Abdel-Khaliq, Klay Edwards, Jason Teeter1998 Paul Shirley1999 Klay Edwards2000 Paul Shirley2001 Paul Shirley2002 Jake Sullivan2003 Jake Sullivan, Jared Homan2004 Jake Sullivan, Justin Fries2007 Ross Marsden, Jeff Bergstrom2009 Sean Haluska2012 Scott Christopherson, Melvin Ejim, Bubu Palo2013 Melvin Ejim, Percy Gibson2014 Melvin Ejim2015 Matt Thomas2016 Matt Thomas2017 Stuart Nezlek, Matt Thomas2018 Nick Weiler-Babb2019 Michael Jacobson, Eric Steyer

NABC All-Star Game 1985 Barry Stevens, F1986 Jeff Hornacek, G1988 Jeff Grayer, F1995 Fred Hoiberg, F (MVP)2005 Jared Homan, C2013 Will Clyburn, G2017 Deonte Burton, F

ISU Athletic Hall of Fame Inductees 1997 Gary Thompson1998 Zaid Abdul-Aziz Louis Menze Waldo Wegner1999 Jeff Grayer Jeff Hornacek2001 Johnny Orr2002 Bill Cain2003 Al Budolfson2004 Barry Stevens2005 Fred Hoiberg Bill Strannigan2006 John Crawford2010 Reece “Pinky” Greene Ray Wehde2011 Tim Floyd2012 Andrew Parker Dedric Willoughby2015 Marcus Fizer2016 Jamaal Tinsley2017 Victor Alexander2018 Henry Whitney2019 Jack Flemming

George A. Clarkson Award Presented to the top senior player in Iowa collegiate basketball. Award has been discontinued.1957 Gary Thompson1963 Marvin Straw1968 Zaid Abdul-Aziz1985 Barry Stevens1986 Jeff Hornacek

Ralph A. Olsen Award This award is named after the late Ralph A. Olsen, a long-time friend of Iowa State athletics, and is presented to the Cyclones’ most valuable player.1982 Robert Estes, Ron Harris1983 Barry Stevens

1984 Barry Stevens1985 Barry Stevens1986 Jeff Grayer1987 Jeff Grayer1988 Jeff Grayer1989 Victor Alexander1990 Doug Collins, Terry Woods1991 Victor Alexander1992 Justus Thigpen1993 Justus Thigpen1994 Fred Hoiberg1995 Fred Hoiberg1996 Dedric Willoughby1997 Dedric Willoughby1998 Marcus Fizer1999 Marcus Fizer2000 Marcus Fizer, Jamaal Tinsley2001 Jamaal Tinsley2002 Tyray Pearson2003 Jake Sullivan2004 Jake Sullivan, Curtis Stinson Jackson Vroman2005 Jared Homan, Curtis Stinson2006 Curtis Stinson, Will Blalock2007 Mike Taylor2008 Rahshon Clark2009 Craig Brackins2010 Craig Brackins2011 Diante Garrett2012 Royce White

Conference Player of the Year 1923 Reece “Pinky” Greene (MVC)1957 Gary Thompson (Big Seven)1968 Zaid Abdul-Aziz (Big Eight)2000 Marcus Fizer (Big 12)2001 Jamaal Tinsley (Big 12)2014 Melvin Ejim (Big 12)

Conference Defensive Player of the Year 2015 Jameel McKay (Big 12)

Conference Freshman of the Year 1981 Ron Harris (Big Eight)1992 Fred Hoiberg (Big Eight)1998 Marcus Fizer (Big 12)2001 Jake Sullivan (Big 12)2004 Curtis Stinson (Big 12)

Conference Newcomer of the Year 1966 Zaid Abdul-Aziz (Big Eight)1968 Bill Cain (Big Eight)1974 Hercle Ivy (Big Eight)1996 Dedric Willoughby (Big Eight)2000 Jamaal Tinsley (Big 12)2012 Royce White (Big 12)2013 Will Clyburn (Big 12)2014 DeAndre Kane (Big 12)2016 Deonte Burton (Big 12)

Conference Coach of the Year 1996 Tim Floyd (Big Eight)2000 Larry Eustachy (Big 12)2001 Larry Eustachy (Big 12)2012 Fred Hoiberg (Big 12)

Sixth Man Award 2013 Tyrus McGee (Big 12)2019 Lindell Wigginton (Big 12)

Big 12 Scholar-Athlete of the Year 2013 Melvin Ejim2014 Melvin Ejim2019 Michael Jacobson

Senior CLASS All-Americans 2014 Melvin Ejim, first team2016 Georges Niang, second team

NABC Good Works Team 2017 Monté Morris


ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERSA Fred Abbott, 1918Ha-Keem Abdel-Khaliq, 1994-95-96-97Zaid Abdul-Aziz, 1966-67-68James Abrahamson, 1968-69-70Aaron Agnew, 2005Howard Aldrich, 1916-17-18Victor Alexander, 1988-89-90-91Robert L. Alleman, 1953-54Chris Allen, 2012Leonard Allen, 1977Terrence Allen, 1981-82-83-84Wendell Allen, 1938-39Chester W. Anderson, 1933-34Darion “Jake” Anderson, 2011Eddie Anderson, 1947Ernest Anderson, 1924-25-26Gaylord Anderson, 1948-49-50-51O. Anwyl, 1924Lloyd Arnold, 1924-25-26Joe Ashley, 1980Jordan Ashton, 2016

B Chris Babb, 2012-13Shawn Bankhead, 1996-97Gregg Barcus, 1973Samuel C. Barnard, 1961Mark Baugh, 1988-89Ronald O. Baukol, 1957-58-59Tim Barnes, 2003Ron Bayless, 1992-93Hurl Beechum, 1992-93-94-95Paul Beene, 1982-83Johnny Behm, 1924Mike Benjamin, 1974-76Bill Benson, 1973-74Don R. Beresford, 1938-39-40Mike Bergman, 1991-92Norman J. Bergman, 1958-59Jeff Bergstrom, 2004-05-06-07Jeff Beverly, 2018Earl Bisbee, 1912-13Donnell Bivens, 1991-92-93-94Robert L. Blahnik, 1937-38Will Blalock, 2004-05-06Laurel K. Bland, 1935William R. Bliss, 1938-39William S. Block, 1944-45-47-48Mark Boll, 2004Anthony Booker, 2012-13Carter Boothe, 2019Charles Boozer, 2008-09-10Michael J. Born, 1988-89Darrell Bowie, 2017A.M. Boyd, 1918M.A. Boyd, 1921Willard Boynton, 1915-16-17Craig Brackins, 2008-09-10Dave Braet, 2004-05Stanley Bragdon, 1916-17Jeff Branstetter, 1974-75Hans Brase, 2018Dick Breitbach, 1988Vince Brewer, 1960-62-63Price Brookfield, 1944Fred Brown, 1993-94Harry Brown, 1911Joe Brown, 1909-10-11Norman Brown, 1988-90-91-92Sam Brown, 1971-72Stanley Brown, 1927-28Kyle Brumm, 2000Robert D. Bruns, 1966-67Bill Buchanan, 1980-81James Buck, 1946Dominique Buckley, 2009-10Albert C. Budolfson, 1940-41-42Ted Burbach, 1983Steve Burgason, 1974-75-77-78Lodell Burnett, 1974-75

Deonte Burton, 2016-17H. Butcher, 1923Roman Butkus, 1976Julian Butler, 1976Virgil Byerly, 1951-52-53Omar Bynum, 2001-02-03Ricky Byrdsong, 1977-78

C Bill Cain, 1968-69-70Eddie Calhoun, 1947Mike Capobianco, 1972-73-74Marc Carlson, 1993-94Tasheed Carr, 2005-06Simeon Carter, 2016-17Kelvin Cato, 1996-97Chris Ceaser, 2005-06-07Theodore Chamberlain, 1945A. Chappell, 1910-11-12Scott Christopherson, 2010-11-12Rahshon Clark, 2005-06-07-08Eldon T. Clement, 1949-50-51Gerald R. Closter, 1965-66Will Clyburn, 2013David Collins, 1968-69-70Doug Collins, 1990-91Chris Colvin, 2010Ronald E. Concavage, 1966George Conditt IV, 2019Hallice Cooke, 2016Steve Cooper, 1968Paris Corner, 1998-99Jack H. Cowen, 1934-35-36John A. Cowen, 1934-35E. Cramer, 1915John Crawford, 1956-57-58John Culbertson, 1984Jerry Culshall, 1972J. Currie, 1920-21-22Mark Currie, 2006-07-08Jerry Curry, 1998Clayton Custer, 2015

D Harry Dalby, 1912Harle H. Damon, 1942Anthony Davis, 2005-06Brad Davis, 2000-01-02Eric Davis, 1979Gary C. Davis, 1957-58-59Jerry Davis, 1952-53-54Sam Deal, 1945-46Mike DeCello, 1982Bryce Dejean-Jones, 2015Dale DeKoster, 1940-41Don DeKoster, 1954-55Craig Deloss, 1973-74LaRon Dendy, 2010Martinez Denmon, 1972-73G. DeVault, 1909Jack DeVilder, 1969-70-71Delmar Diercks, 1951-52-53Clyde Dillis, 1933Al Dixon, 1976Paul Doerrfeld, 1987-88-90-91Darrell D. Don Carlos, 1940Alex Dorr, 2010Sherron Dorsey-Walker, 2014Edward C. Doty, 1934A. Dowell, 1914D. Dowell, 1912Raul M. Duarte, 1966-67Brad Dudek, 1984-85Charles Duncan, 1953-54-55Dodie Dunson, 2007

E Howard Eaton, 1992-93Theodore J. Ecker, 1959Daniel Edozie, 2014-15Klay Edwards, 1996-97-98-99

Wes Eikmeier, 2009Melvin Ejim, 2011-12-13-14Tyler Ellerman, 2013-14Earl Elliot, 1926-27Rick Engel, 1970-71-72Brady Ernst, 2016C. Erskine, 1917Robert Estes, 1979-80-81-82Mike Evanovich, 2006Carlton Evans, 1977-78-79Richard Evans, 2000-01

F Lewis Falck, 1927Ron Falenschek, 1980-81-82-83Richard Farwell, 1957-58Everett Faunce, 1946Herman Fenneman, 1926-27Donald Ferguson, 1948-49-50Orlyn G. Feuerbach, 1943-45Larry E. Fie, 1958-59-60Robert Fisher, 1924-25Marcus Fizer, 1998-99-00David C. Fleming, 1965-66-67Jack G. Flemming, 1935-36-37Zach Fortune, 2001Bob Fowler, 1978-79Lyle Frahm, 1956-57-58Stanley Frahm, 1954-55Howard P. Franks, 1954Calvin Freeman, 1976-77Justin Fries, 2000-01-02-04Charles Fritz, 1974-75Richard Froistad, 1962-63-64

G Arnold Gaarde, 1956Brian Gahan, 2002Diante Garrett, 2008-09-10-11Dick Garth, 1947Reggie George, 2004George O. Gibson, 1936Larry Gibson, 1971Percy Gibson, 2012-13-14Joe Gideon, 1978Marquis Gilstrap, 2010Calvin Godfrey, 2011Jay Goodman, 1989Thomas Goodman, 1967-68-69Fred Gordon, 1939-40-41Charles B. Gradoville, 1943Jessan Gray, 2006-07Jeff Grayer, 1985-86-87-88Wes Greder, 2017Charles Greef, 1926Reece Greene, 1921-22-23Lamar Gregg, 1999Zion Griffin, 2019David A. Groth, 1961-62-63Ivan Gruhl, 1979

H Roy Hackbarth, 1947H. Hahn, 1918Tyrese Haliburton, 2019Adam Haluska, 2003Sean Haluska, 2008-09James Hamberlin, 1967-68James Hamilton, 1994-95Justin Hamilton, 2009-10Rodney Hampton, 1999Harry Hansell, 1913-14Chuck Harmison, 1977-78-79-80Steven A. Harmon, 1963-64Gates Harpel, 1914H. Harper, 1918Charles Harris, 1978-79-80-81Clinton Harris, 1972-73DeAndre Harris, 1997Raynal Harris, 1982-83-84-85Robert B. Harris, 1939-40-42


ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERSRon Harris, 1981-82-83-84Sol Harris, 1994-95-96Wes Harris, 1973-74David Hartman, 1967-68George Harville, 1942David G. Harvey, 1967George L. Harville, 1942William Haugan, 1947Richard Hawk, 1930-31-32Brandon Hawkins, 2000Derrick Hayes, 1994-95Robert H. Hayes, 1943Joe Hebert, 1995Jim Heck, 1972Eric Heft, 1972-73-74Bryan Heger, 1987-88-89-90Charles D. Heileman, 1937Al Heitman, 1930-31-32Charles Herbert, 1949H. Herbert, 1909-10William Hertzel, 1928George Hess, 1951-52Greg Hester, 1991-92-93David Hickman, 1995Joe Hicks, 1946Clarence Hill, 1994Sam Hill, 1984-85-86-87Gilbert Hitch, 1929Dustin Hogue, 2014-15Fred Hoiberg, 1992-93-94-95Kantrail Horton, 2000-01Talen Horton-Tucker, 2019Merrill Holden, 2017Jacy Holloway, 1994-95-96-97A. Holmes, 1914-15Earl Holmes, 1916Herman Holmes, 1932Torvald J. Holmes, 1934-35-36Jared Homan, 2002-03-04-05Frank Hood, 1933-34-35Jeff Hornacek, 1983-84-85-86Scott Howard, 1980-81Jiri Hubalek, 2006-07-08Joseph R. Hurst, 1964

I H. Inness, 1920-21-22Hercle Ivy, 1974-75-76

J Donovan Jackson, 2017-18Kourtlin Jackson, 2015Saun Jackson, 1991-92-94-95Brock Jacobson, 2007-08Michael Jacobson, 2019Tanner Jacobson, 1924-25Marcus Jefferson, 2002-03-04Aaron Jenkins, 1969-70Don Jensen, 1945Ellis Jessen, 1947Cole Johansen, 1967-68John John, 1973-74-75Art Johnson, 1974-75-76Brad Johnson, 1997-98Cory Johnson, 2007-08Dan Johnson, 1972Garth Johnson, 1971Howard Johnson, 1954Maurice C. Johnson, 1936-37Robert Johnson, 1988Stevie Johnson, 1997-98-99-00Tanner Johnson, 1923Wesley Johnson, 2007-08Doug Jones, 1980-81-82-83Edwin Jones, 1939Gary Jones, 1965-66Jason Justus, 1996

K DeAndre Kane, 2014Ron Kaufman, 1968-70

Lloyd Kester, 1944-47-48-49Jim Kilgariff, 1946Mike Kilmartin, 1971Jason Kimbrough, 1994-95Charles King, 1912Ralph Kitchell, 1943Gary L. Kleven, 1961-62-63Fred Kling, 1926-27-28Rollie Knight, 1947Matt Knoll, 1997-98Allan J. Koch, 1964-65-66Paul Koch, 1952Thomas Kreamer, 1967-68-69John W. Krocheski, 1957-58-59Rollin M. Kuebler, 1942John Kunnert, 1979-80-81-82Phil Kunz, 1990-91

L W. Lambert, 1944Ronald P. Lammers, 1967Robert Lamson, 1928Lester Lande, 1929Paul Landsberger, 1977W. Lane, 1922-23Cameron Lard, 2018-19Aaron Law, 2013F. Law, 1909Cameron Lee, 2008-09Emil Levsen, 1919Terrence Lewis, 2018-19Jamie Lilly, 1978James Linnan, 1918Jakolby Long, 2017-18Sam Long, 1951-52-53Larry Loots, 1973-74-75Lee Love, 1998Timothy J. Lowe, 1963-64Al Lowery, 1957-58Korie Lucious, 2013Adolph Ludwig, 1932Fred Ludwig, 1929Jack Luhring, 1952Warren Lundsgaard, 1946

M Gene Mack, 1970-71-72Sam Mack, 1989Clinton Mann, 2009Matt Margenthaler, 1987Ross Marsden, 2006-07Alex Mazeika, 1974-75Austin McBeth, 2011-12-13Skip McCoy, 1991-92Tyrus McGee, 2012-13John E. McGonigle, 1966-67-68Corey McIntosh, 2007Donald M. McKale, 1965Jameel McKay, 2015-16Eric McKnight, 2011Robert McLuen, 1947-49-50Ronald Medsker, 1956-57-58Glen Mente, 1961Robert E. Menze, 1938-39-40Loren Meyer, 1992-93-94-95Julius Michalik, 1992-93-94-95Reuben S. Mickelson, 1942Aaron Miller, 1925-26-27Jim Miller, 1972Larry W. Miller, 1965Robert Miller, 1919Ruben Miller, 1919Ronald L. Millik, 1965Guy Minnifield, 1980Drew Mitchell, 2011Nazareth Mitrou-Long, 2013-14-15-16-17Joe Modderman, 1994-95-96Adrian Moore, 1987-88-89Keith “Lefty” Moore, 1980-81Richard O. Moorehouse, 1937Max Morgan, 1915-17

Ricky Morgan, 2002Monté Morris, 2014-15-16-17Bob Moser, 1971Clark Mosher, 1909-10-11David Moss, 1983-84-85-86Robert E. Mott, 1945Jake Muehlenthaler, 1954Jim Murphy, 1976-77Mike Murray, 1968-69-70Jay M. Murrell, 1960-61Edward M. Myers, 1966James L. Myers, 1944-45-47

N Abdel Nader, 2015-16Lyle Naylor, 1944John Neal, 2003-04-05-06Jon Ness, 1978-79-80-81Stuart Nezlek, 2016-17Georges Niang, 2013-14-15-16Gordon Nicholas, 1939-40-41Brandon Nicol, 2000-01-02Dean Nims, 1954Dean Norman, 1947Ronald Norman, 1943-46-47-48Tom Norman, 1974-75Michael Nurse, 1999-00

O Tom O’Connor, 1972-73Nkereuwem Okoro, 2013Roy Olson, 1929Gene H. Oulman, 1943-44

P Gene W. Paetz, 1951W. Paige, 1920-21Bubu Palo, 2011-12-13-14Andrew Parker, 1976-77-78-79Eli Parker, 1985-86Donald Paulsen, 1947-48-49-50R. Paxton, 1922Brian Pearson, 1989-90-91-92Tyray Pearson, 2001-02Bob Petersen, 1945-46-48-49Bryan Petersen, 2008-09Doyle T. Peterson, 1963-64Therol Peterson, 1949Tom Peterson, 1962-63-64-65Tom Peterson, 1982-83-84-85Tyler Peterson, 1996Hans Pfund, 1912-13Brad Pippett, 1991-92Harlan Platte, 1947Frederick T. Poole, 1936-37Maurice Poole, 1986-87John Porterfield, 1915-16Dick Powell, 1947Shane Power, 2001-02Kenny Pratt, 1996-97John J. Ptacek, 1960-61-62Thomas Pyle, 1967-68-69

R Leonard Raff, 1923-24-25Jordan Railey, 2011-12Tony Rampton, 1996-97-99Martin Rancik 1998-99-00-01Tony Rasheed, 1981Dave Rauker, 1981-82-83-84Jim Reinebach, 1971-73Lafester Rhodes, 1985-86-87-88Max Rieke, 1930-31-32Jack Roadcap, 1930-31-32G. Roberts, 1923-24Terry D. Roberts, 1959-60-61Allen Robinson, 1919Elmer Robinson, 1986-87-88-89Walter Robinson, 1973Frank Rodgers, 1913Harry E. Roschlau, 1937T. Rubyor, 1931


ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERSCarl Rudi, 1929Dudley Ruisch, 1949-50William Russell, 1933Clare Russie, 1952-53Hilary K. Ryan, 1938

S Gerald Sandbulte, 1955-56Wilbur G. Sandbulte, 1965Robert Sauer, 1944Tom Schafer, 1986-87Adam Schaper, 2002-03Carol F. Schneider, 1940-41-42Leo Schneider, 1947-48-49Russ Schoenauer, 1997Nate Schuster, 2019David W. Schworm, 1966Marial Shayok, 2019Harry Shepard, 1919-20-21John Sheperd, 1947-48-49C. Sherk, 1923Paul Shirley, 1997-98-00-01Lonzell Simmons, 1982Andrew Skoglund, 2001-02-03-04Tavon Sledge, 2012Dale Smith, 1974-75-76Mike Smith, 2007-08Norman Smith, 1947Donald Smucker, 1930Bill Snell, 1971Lucca Staiger, 2009James Stange, 1949-50-51-52Damion Staple, 2004-05James Stark, 1946Max Staver, 1926-27-28Daniel Stensland, 2015Barry Stevens, 1982-83-84-85Eric Steyer, 2019Curtis Stinson, 2004-05-06Dustin Streff, 2005-06-07Robert L. Stoy, 1960-61-62Marvin L. Straw, 1961-62-63Hughes Suffren, 1989Jake Sullivan, 2001-02-03-04Jim Sutherland, 1947John Swiney, 1914-15-16

T Shawn Taggart, 2006Zoran Talley Jr., 2018-19M. Harrison Taylor, 1929Mike Taylor, 2007Jason Teeter, 1997-98Kenneth Teske, 1969Ed TeVeltrup, 1910-11Justus Thigpen, 1990-91-92-93Derrick Thomas, 1981Matt Thomas, 2014-15-16-17Gary Thompkins, 1985-86-87-88Alex Thompson, 2008-09 Gary Thompson, 1955-56-57Burton Thomson, 1936-37Ralph Thomson, 1931-32-33Jim Thorup, 1974-75John Tillo, 1977-78-79-80Jamaal Tinsley, 2000-01Wayne Tjernagel, 1967-68H. Tomlinson, 1916Georgios Tsalmpouris, 2015Allan R. Tubbs, 1965-66

U Leon L. Uknes, 1941-42Marc Urquhart, 1986-87-88-89Dean Uthoff, 1977-78-79-80

V Carl VanCleave, 1952-53-54Jamie Vanderbeken, 2009-11Bob Vanderwilt, 1964-65

Jim Van Deusen, 1947H. Van Roeckel, 1925Clint Varley, 2000-01-02-03Evan Varley, 1976Clayton Vette, 2008Ron Virgil, 1983-84-85-86Charles Vogt, 1955-56-57Jackson Vroman, 2003-04

W Joe Wagner, 1927R. Walker, 1910Robert F. Walker, 1942Wes Wallace, 1982-83-84-85Shelby Walton, 1996William L. Wantiez, 1965-66Malvin Warrick, 1981-82David Washington, 1990Thomas Watkins, 2000Waldo Wegner, 1933-34-35Ray C. Wehde, 1943-44-47-48Roy Wehde, 1943-44-47-48Nick Weiler-Babb, 2017-18-19Albert Weiss, 1910-11Dennis Wells, 1972Mark West, 1978Larry Wetter, 1953-54Morgan Wheat, 1993Gary L. Wheeler, 1960-61-62Royce White, 2012Stewart White, 1919-20-21Henry L. Whitney, 1959-60-61Lindell Wigginton, 2018-19Richard Wilcox, 1930-31Sylvester L. Wilhelmi, 1949-50-51Wayne Williams, 1972F. Williman, 1921Dedric Willoughby, 1996-97Don Wilson, 1929Robert Wilson, 1974Clyde Winters, 1973Glenn Woods, 1929-30Terry Woods, 1987-88-89-90H. Woodward, 1921-22John Wroan, 1947

Y Ira Young, 1922-23-24Solomon Young, 2017-18Dan Youngblade, 1951-52

Z Donald R. Ziegler, 1965-66-67Robert Ziegler, 1964-65-66


ALL-TIME NUMBERS (SINCE 1962)0Zion Griffin, 2019Jordan Railey, 2011-12Charles Boozer, 2008-09Shawn Taggart, 2006Jake Sullivan, 2002-03-0400Simeon Carter, 2016-17Richard Evans, 2000-01Morgan Wheat, 1992-93-941Nick Weiler-Babb, 2017-18-19Jameel McKay, 2015-16Bubu Palo, 2011-12-13-14Dominique Buckley, 2009-10Cameron Lee, 2008Dodie Dunson, 2007Curtis Stinson, 2004-05-06Omar Bynum, 2002-032Cameron Lard, 2018-19Abdel Nader, 2015-16Chris Babb, 2012-13Chris Colvin, 2010Brock Jacobson, 2007-08Adam Haluska, 2003Tommie King, 20023 Marial Shayok, 2019Hallice Cooke, 2016Clayton Custer, 2015Melvin Ejim, 2011-12-13-14Marquis Gilstrap, 2010Sean Haluska, 2008-09Corey McIntosh, 2007John Neal, 2004-05-06Clint Varley, 2003Brandon Nicol, 2000-01-02Matt Knoll, 1997-98Joe Modderman, 1994-95-96Brian Pearson, 1989-90-91-92Gary Thompkins, 1985-86-87-884 George Conditt IV, 2019Donovan Jackson, 2017-18Sherron Dorsey-Walker, 2014-15Chris Allen, 2012Charles Boozer, 2010Wesley Johnson, 2007-08Jackson Vroman, 2003-04Kantrail Horton, 2000-01Brad Johnson, 1997-98Derrick Hayes, 1994-95Ron Bayless, 1992-93Terry Woods, 1987-88-89-90Bob Ziegler, 1964-65-66Don McKale, 1963Gary Wheeler, 19625 Lindell Wigginton, 2018-19Merrill Holden, 2017Tavon Sledge, 2012Darion “Jake” Anderson, 2011Lucca Staiger, 2009-10Marcus Fizer, 1998-99-00Shelby Walton, 1996Jason Kimbrough, 1994-95Skip McCoy, 1991-92Lafester Rhodes, 1995-86-87-8810 Nate Schuster, 2019Darrell Bowie, 2017Daniel Stensland, 2015Aaron Law, 2013Diante Garrett, 2008-09-10-11

Tasheed Carr, 2005-06Brian Gahan, 2002Omar Bynum, 2001Lee Love, 1998-99Jacy Holloway, 1994-95-96-97David Washington, 1990-91Paul Beene, 1982-83Charles Harris, 1978-79-80-81Jeff Branstetter, 1974-75-76Robbie Robinson, 1971-72-73Jim Abrahamson, 1968-69-70Donald Ziegler, 1965-66-67Tim Lowe, 1962-63-6411 Talen Horton-Tucker, 2019Monté Morris, 2014-15-16-17Nkereuwem Okoro, 2013Scott Christopherson, 2010-11-12Will Blalock, 2004-05-06Ricky Morgan, 2002Jamaal Tinsley, 2000-01DeAndre Harris, 1997Sol Harris, 1996Ron Virgil, 1983-84-85-8612 Michael Jacobson, 2019Kourtlin Jackson, 2015Austin McBeth, 2011-12-13Alex Dorr, 2010Wes Eikmeier, 2009Tim Barnes, 2003Brandon Hawkins, 2000-01Jay Goodman, 1989Terrence Allen, 1981-82-83-84Leonard Allen, 1977Tom Norman, 1975Bill Benson, 1973Gene Mack, 1970-71-72Otto Stowe, 1969Jim Hamberlin, 1967Al Tubbs, 1964-65-6613 Jakolby Long, 2017-18Bryce Dejean-Jones, 2015Korie Lucious, 2013Eric McKnight, 2011Rahshon Clark, 2005-06-07-08Kelvin Cato, 1996-97Joe Hebert, 1994-95Mark Chappell, 1991Dick Breitbach, 198814 Jeff Hornacek, 1984-85-86Keith “Lefty” Moore, 1980-81Joe Gideon, 1978-79Roman Butkus, 1975-76-77Eric Heft, 1972-73-74Mike Kilmartin, 1971Mike Murray, 1968-69-70Dave Harvey, 1966-67Joe Hurst, 1963-6415Carter Boothe, 2019Nazareth Mitrou-Long, 2013-14-15-16-17Calvin Godfrey, 2011Alex Thompson, 2008-09Adam Schaper, 2002-03Martin Rancik, 1998-99-00Guy Minnifield, 1980Carlton Evans, 1977-78-79Julian Butler, 1976John John, 197521 Matt Thomas, 2014-15-16-17Will Clyburn, 2013

Craig Brackins, 2008-09-10Mark Currie, 2006-07Shane Power, 2001-02Thomas Watkins, 2000Paris Corner,1998-99James Hamilton, 1994-95Norman Brown, 1988-89-90-91-92Eli Parker, 1985-86Robert Estes, 1980-81-8222Tyrese Haliburton, 2019Dustin Hogue, 2014-15Anthony Booker, 2012-13LaRon Dendy, 2010Bryan Petersen, 2008-09Damion Staple, 2004-05Dedric Willoughby, 1996-97Saun Jackson, 1991-92-93-94-95Michael Born, 1988-89Ted Burbach, 1983-84Jamie Lilly, 1978Hercle Ivy, 1975-76Bill Snell, 1970-71Don McLaughlin, 1969Wayne Tjernagel, 1966-67-68Wilbur Sandbulte, 1963-64-65Marty Wynn, 196223Zoran Talley Jr., 2018-19Wes Greder, 2017Jordan Ashton, 2016K.J. Bluford, 2014Jamie Vanderbeken, 2009-10-11Chris Ceaser, 2005-06-07Tyray Pearson, 2001Stevie Johnson, 1997-98-99-00Fred Brown, 1993-94Doug Collins, 1990-91Hughes Suffren, 1989Matt Margenthaler, 1987-8824 Terrence Lewis, 2018-19Stuart Nezlek, 2016-17Percy Gibson, 2012-13-14Cameron Lee, 2009Mike Taylor, 2007Anthony Davis, 2005-06Jake Sullivan, 2001Rodney Hampton, 1999Jerry Curry, 1998Justus Thigpen, 1990-91-92-93Maurice Poole, 1986-87Tony Rasheed, 1981Flemming Danielsen, 1980Andrew Parker, 1977-78-79Chuck Fritz, 1975Mike Capobianco, 1972-73-74Jack De Vilder, 1969-70-71Dave Hartman, 1967-68Bob Vander Wilt, 1962-63-64-6525 Eric Steyer, 2019Tyrus McGee, 2012-13Jessan Gray, 2006-07Lamar Gregg, 1999Elmer Robinson, 1986-87-88-89Raynal Harris, 1982-83-84-85Jon Ness, 1978-79Andrew Parker, 1976Tony Jernigan, 197530 Hans Brase, 2018Deonte Burton, 2016-17Royce White, 2010Aaron Agnew, 2005Zach Fortune, 2001


ALL-TIME NUMBERS (SINCE 1962)David Hickman, 1995Marc Urquhart, 1986-87-88-89Wes Wallace, 1983-84-85John Tillo, 1977-78-79-80Mike Benjamin, 1975-76Jim Reinebach, 1971Dave Collins, 1968-69-70Clarence Brewster, 1967Gary Jones, 1964-65-6631 Georges Niang, 2013-14-15-16Cory Johnson, 2007-08Dustin Streff, 2005-06Shawn Bankhead, 1996-97Donnell Bivens, 1991-92-93-94Mike Benjamin, 1974Martinez Denmon, 1972-7332 Ha-Keem Abdel-Khaliq, 1994-96-97Fred Hoiberg, 1992-93-95Adrian Moore, 1987-88-89-90Derrick Thomas, 1981Chuck Harmison, 1980Chuckie White, 1979Ricky Byrdsong, 1977-78Charles Peake, 1976Lodell Burnett, 1975Wes Harris, 1973-74Jim Miller, 1970-71-72Cole Johansen, 1966-67-68Gary Mills, 1965Gary Kleven, 1962-6333 Solomon Young, 2017-18-19Brady Ernst, 2016Tyler Ellerman, 2013-14Drew Mitchell, 2011Clinton Mann, 2009Jiri Hubalek, 2006-07-08Mark Boll, 2004John Neal, 2003Clint Varley, 2000-01-02Jason Teeter, 1997-98Klay Edwards, 1995Phil Kunz, 1990-91Sam Hill, 1984-85-86-87Lonzell Simmons, 1982Bill Buchanan, 1979-80Mark West, 1978Calvin Freeman, 1976-77Jim Thorup, 1975Clyde Winters, 1973Gregg Barcus, 1972Garth Johnson, 1971Aaron Jenkins, 1969-70John McGonigle, 1966-67-6834 Georgios Tsalmpouris, 2015L.A. Pomlee, 2010Clayton Vette, 2008Jeff Bergstrom, 2004-05-06-07Chris Alexander, 2003Tyray Pearson, 2002Marcus Jefferson, 2001Kyle Brumm, 2000Chris Ridens, 1998Jason Justus, 1996Ha-Keem Abdel-Khaliq, 1995Kirk Baker, 1990Sam Mack, 1989Malvin Warrick, 1981-82Robert Estes, 1979

Evan Varley, 1976-77Jim Murphy, 1975Hercle Ivy, 1974Jerry Cutshall, 1972Sam Brown, 1971Roger Ahrens, 1970Tom Kreamer, 1967-68-69Gerald Closter, 1965-66Tom Peterson, 1962-63-6435 Sol Harris, 1992-94-95Mike Bergman, 1990-91-92-93Barry Stevens 1982-83-84-85John Skoog, 1971Zaid Abdul-Aziz, 1966-67-6840Mark Currie, 2008Ross Marsden, 2006-07Dave Braet, 2004-05Brad Davis, 2000-01-02Klay Edwards, 1996-97-98-99Loren Meyer, 1995Fred Hoiberg, 1994Morgan Wheat, 1993Darryl Spinks, 1986-87-89Ron Harris, 1981-82-83-84Paul Landsberger, 1977Dale Smith, 1975-76Robert Wilson, 1974Tom O’Connor, 1972-73William Wantiez, 1964-65-66Marvin Straw, 1962-6341 Justin Hamilton, 2009-10Mike Evanovich, 2006Reggie George, 2004-05Dave Braet, 2003Loren Meyer, 1992-93-94Mark Baugh, 1988-89-9042 Daniel Edozie, 2014-15Robert Faulkner, 2005Justin Fries, 2000-01-02-04Kenny Pratt, 1996-97Julius Michalik, 1992-93-94-95Robert Johnson, 1988-89Jon Ness, 1980-81Eric Davis, 1979Steve Burgason, 1975-76-77-78John John, 1973-74Rick Engel, 1970-71-72Tom Pyle, 1967-68-69Al Koch, 1964-65-66John Davidson, 1962-6343Dustin Streff, 2007Clarence Hill, 1994Howard Eaton, 1992-93Paul Doerrfeld, 1987-88-89-90-91 Tom Peterson, 1982-83-84-85Bill Buchanan, 1981Steve Burgason, 1974Clinton Harris, 1972-7344 Jeff Grayer, 1985-86-87-88David Rauker, 1982-83-84Bob Fowler, 1978-79-80Art Johnson, 1975-76Craig DeLoss, 1973-74Wayne Williams, 1972Tom Goodman, 1967-68-69Don McKale, 1964-65Tom Bockholt, 1963Jerry McColley, 1962

45 Paul Shirley, 1997-98-99-00-01Brad Pippett, 1991-92David Moss, 1983-84-85-86John Kunnert, 1979-80-81-82Greg Barcus, 1973Bob Moser, 1971Ron Kaufman, 1968-69-70Raul Duarte, 1966-6750 DeAndre Kane, 2014Marcus Jefferson, 2002-03-04Walter Moore, 1998Tyler Peterson, 1996Marc Carlson, 1993-94John Culbertson, 1984Doug Jones, 1980-81-82-83Chuck Harmison, 1977-78-79Alex Mazeika, 1975Fred Frommelt, 1974Jim Reinebach, 1973Jim Heck, 1972Gregg Barcus, 1971Bill Cain, 1968-69-70John Liggett, 1967Gene Hoemann, 1966Steve Harmon, 1963-64Bob Stoy, 196251 Jared Homan, 2002-03-04-05Martin Rancik, 2001Bryan Heger, 1987-88-89-9052 Mike Smith, 2007-08Russ Schoenauer, 1997Victor Alexander, 1988-89-90-91Brad Dudek, 1983-84-85Dean Uthoff, 1977-78-79-80Steve Powell, 1976Larry Loots, 1973-74-75Sam Brown, 1972Bob Hanna, 1967-68-69Ron Doncavage, 1966Ron Millik, 1965Rich Froistad, 1962-63-6453 Michael Nurse, 1999-00Hurl Beechum, 1992-93-94-95Ron Falenschek, 1980-81-82-8354 Andrew Skoglund, 2001-02-03-04Phil Kunz, 1989Ivan Gruhl, 1978-79Jim Murphy, 1976-77Craig DeLoss, 1975Bill Benson, 1974Larry Gibson, 1971-72Steve Cooper, 1968Dave Flemming, 1965-66-67Gerald Closter, 1964Harry Daniels, 1963Ron Doncavage, 196255 Jeff Beverly, 2018Tony Rampton, 1996-97-98-99Greg Hester, 1989-90-91-92-93Tom Schafer, 1986-87Joe Ashley, 1980

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