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To Cover Northern Iowa Press Row Press Row will be located on the floor on the east side of the UNI­ Dome. Use northeast or southwest revolving doors. Admittance by press credentials only. Press: Only working press will be seated at pre­ ss row. Radio: Radio stations will be assigned broadcast space on press row upon request for permission to broadcast. Radio stations should make own arrangements by calling Northwestern Bell Telephone for line . hookup. Photographers: Photographers will be issued press passes upon request. Services Printed programs, starting lineups, press notes will be provided prior to each game. Team and individual statistics plus play-by-play will be provided after each game. Panther interviews and stories during the week should be directed through the Sports Information Department. For Press Credentials - Feature Ideas - Lineups

Contact: Jim Ferree, Sports Information Director University of Northern Iowa Cedar Falls, la. 50613

Phone: Office: AC 319,273-6354 Home: AC 319,266-7112 Press Row: AC 319,273-6311 Telecopier: AC 319,273-6354

Or Contact: Nancy Ross Justis Assistant SID Phone: Office: AC 319,273-6354 Home: AC 319,277-3631

Press Row Phone: AC 319,273-6311 Table of Contents To Cover UNI ...... Inside Alphabetical, Numerical ....18 Front Cover Athletic Director ...... 19 Quick Facts ...... 1 Administrative Officials ... . 20 Outlook ...... 2-3 Training Staff ...... 21 Head Coach Jim Berry ...... 4 19n-78 Stats ...... 22 The Assistants ...... 5 Game-by-Game Stats ...... 23 Jay Imhoff ...... 6 The Opponents ...... 24-38 Ron Hadley ...... 7 This Is UNI ...... 39-40 Mike Kemp ...... 8 The Mid-Continent ...... 41 Mark Long ...... 9 Team, Individual Records .. 42 Randy Richards ...... 10 Panthers vs. Opponents . . 43-45 Rod Underwood ...... 11 All-Time Coaching Records . . 46 Ron Lemons ...... 12 Scoring Aces ...... 47 Steve Peters ...... 13 Cage Effort ...... 48-49 Mike Clark ...... 14 Year-by-Year Bill Jones ...... 15 Season-by-Season ...... 50-56 Tony Haupert ...... 16 Review Mark Weber ...... 17 Team Shot ...... Inside Back Cover

Quick Facts about UNI LOCATION: CEDAR FALLS, la. 50613 FOUNDED: 1906 ENROLLMENT: 10,1 43 ORIGINAL FOOTBALL TEAM: 1895 TEAM NICKNAME: Panthers SCHOOL COLORS: Purple and Old Gold STADIUM: UNI-Dome (16,400) CONFERENCE: Mid-Continent NATIONAL AFFILIATION: NCAA Division II PRESIDENT: Dr. John J. Kamerick ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Stan B. Sheriff ASSOCIATE AD: R. C. Johnson ASSOCIATE AD: Sandra Williamson ATHLETIC BUSINESS MANAGER: Ann Hill SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR: Jim Ferree ASSISTANT SID: Nancy Ross Justis HEAD BASKETBALL COACH: Jim Berry (Creighton, 1960) ASSISTANT COACHES: Dan Breitbach Bernie Miller CHAIRMAN, ATHLETIC COUNCIL: Dr. Thomas Hansmeier LETTERMEN RETURNING: 8 LETTERMEN LOST: 2 1977-78RECORD: 15-12 YEAR AT NORTHERN IOWA: Sixth RECORD AT UNl - 43-89

1 PANTHER BASKETBALL '78-'79 When Jim Beny sends his basketball team out on the court for the first time this season, there will be the feeling that this Panther team will be one of the best to ever assemble in recent years. That is a pretty strong statement to make but it can be backed up by some dam good statistics. candidate Ron Lemons. Lemons, who has Beny has eight returning lettermen been a starter ever since his freshman back for the 1978-79 basketball cam­ year, led the Panthers in both scoring and paign and he isn't afraid to list all eight as rebounding. The former all-stater at Des potential starters. 'We had eight people Moines Lincoln burned the nets for 16.1 who started for us consistently at one points per game last season while pulling time or another last season," said Beny down 7.9 rebounds and has people who heads into his sixth year as the man curious as to how he can improve over to head Panther basketball fortunes. that performance. With the talent of this "Right now, all eight could start for us." 6-7 senior smoothy it shouldn't be tooter­ Does ttiat pose a problem? Not really. ribly hard. Already being tabbed as one 'We'll go with the best five players we've of the best to ever bounce a ball in Pan­ got and if they don't produce we'll go to ther Country, Lemons came to the front the bench," said Beny. "This is the first time as the leader and will be looked upon for since I've been here we have excellent the same this season. He was named to depth on the bench and I won't be afraid the North Central Conference All­ to go to it when I have to." Toumament team at the annual Holiday Last year's Panthers posted a 15-12 Basketball Tournament last December mark which was the first winning season and ranked in All-NCC honors at the end in eight years at the school. It also of the season. He also led the team in marked the first winning season for Beny. slam-dunks with nine. That Panthers will have size and ex­ The other forward spot is a pleasant perience but will have to shoreup an problem for Beny. Three potential starters area which it has lacked in recent years return in juniors Mike Clark and Steve -speed. Peters and sophomore Tony Haupert. One thing is for sure. Beny will have one Clark, at 6-5 started most of the season of the best forwards back in All-American and would up averaging 6.2 points per

2 game while pulling down an average of meager 5.6 caroms per game. 4.0 rebounds. Quick and able to score The guard position is in excellent shape from either outside or inside, Clark needs with the return of veteran seniors Mark to develop consistency to become a top­ Long and Mike Kemp and the most ex­ notch collegiate player. plosive player for the Panthers last season Peters, at 6-7. was a starter at the - sophomore Rod Underwood. beginning of the season until Clark beat Long, like Lemons, has been a starter him out. He missed approximately six since his freshman year and deserves the 1N00ks in the middle of the season title of Mr. Hustle for the Panthers. He because of a bone chip in his toe which averaged 8.0 points for the Panthers last had to be surgically removed. Still, in his year but more importantly handed out a sophomore campaign. Peters came new UNI record of assists with 114. Along back to aid the Panthers down the with Lemons, Long will be looked up to as stretch but still needs to develop pa­ a leader in the Panther backcourt this tience and the ability to play under con­ season. trol. He finished the season averaging 5.5 Kemp, at 6-2, average 6.8 points last points and 2.5 rebounds. season but lost his starting job to Un­ Haupert, a 6-7 forward-center. had a derwood. Kemp is a steady, proven col­ brilliant freshman year in the nine games lege guard and sports the confidence a he played for the Panthers. He possesses ball club needs. Kangaroo-type leaping ability aided by Underwood is the firecracker in the one of the softest shooting touches on Panther offense. He's an explosive player the team. Haupert, who averaged nine that helped ignite the Panthers to a win­ points and five rebounds per contest. will ning season. Underwood is quick. an ex­ make the race for the starting forward cellent leaper and an excellent shooter. spot at interesting one. As a freshman last season, he ranked third in scoring with a 7.9 average while garnering 3.1 rebounds. Underwood is the quickest player on the squad with the ability to make things happen. Non-letterman Jay Imhoff, 5-8 guard. will also see considerable duty in the backcourt with his quick hands and ex­ cellent shooting ability. The Panthers were able to do something last season they've had dif­ ficulty doing in the past- winning on the road. UNI was able to win seven of it's 15 road-games while going 8-4 on the UNI­ Dome home-court. Northern ICMIO will begin competition in the Mid-Continent Conference with games against some of the toughest competition in Division II. Eastern Illinois placed third in the Division II playoffs and would have to be tabbed the early­ season conference favorite. "The Mid­ Another freshman to make a big splash Continent Conference is much stronger his first year 'NOS 6-9 Bill Too Tall' Jones. 1N00k-by-week than the North Central Jones will be the No. 1 center for the Pan­ Conference," said Berry. "It is a tougher thers but will need to become more ag­ league because they all possess high­ gressive as the Panthers' big man. He caliber teams." took over the starting job when Mark Throw in one of the toughest schools in Enright chipped a bone in his leg but lost the Big Eight - Kansas State and the the job when Enright came back again Bilikens of St. Louis and the 1978-79 UNI the latter part of the season. Jones was Basketball schedule will make Berry's still able to rank second in UNI scoring young players older and wiser in a big with a 9.1 average but only managed a hurry. 3 JIM BERRY Head Basketball Coach

Coach Berry is starting his sixth year at the helm of the University of Northern Iowa Panther basketball program. The 14-year coaching veteran has compiled a 43-89 mark at UNI in his five years of directing the Panther roundball program. Plus, the crafty head mentor guided UNI to their first win­ ning season since 1969 when the Panthers rolled to a 15-12 mark and a second-place finish in the North Central Conference last season. Prior to his arrival in Panther Country, Berry coached Loras to a 56-41 record over three seasons which included three NAIA playoff teams. Born January 18, 1937 in Waverly, la., Berry attended West High School where he earned All-State and All-American cage honors. He participated in the High School East-West Al I-Star Game his senior year and was also active in football and basebal I. Berry became a two-time All-American cager in 1958 and 1959 at Creighton University in Omaha and graduated in 1960. He began his coaching career as Creighton's assistant basketball mentor after graduation. Berry also served as head basebal I coach unti I 1962. After two years in the Army with Berry coached military teams posting a fine 14-11 record, he moved into the high school ranks. In five years at Waterloo Columbus, Berry directed several state-ranked teams and established a 64-36 record. Berry, who remains active in the Army as a major in the U.S. Army reserve, and his wife Mary Jean have three sons and daughter -David, 18, was an All­ state runningback at Columbus for two straight years; Michael, 12 and Jeffery 11 and Kelly, 16, is the couples' daughter.

- The Berry Family­ Kelly, David, Mary Jean Jeffery, Jim, Michael

4 The Assistants

Dan Breitbach

Dan Breitbach became UNl's first full-time cage assis­ tant in history last year after serving in a graduate assis­ tant's role the past two seasons. The 28-year-old Breitbach starred for Berry at Loras three seasons and served as team captain his junior and senior years. He's also a member of Loras' 1,000-point club and graduated in 1972. A Dubuque native, Breitbach attended Wahlert High and graduated in 1968 prior to attending Loras. He taught at Hempstead High in Dubuque, where he served as assis­ tant basketball and head tennis coach before joining Berry's staff at UNI in 1973. Besides his basketball interests, Brietbach is one of the state's best amateur tennis players and teaches the sport during summers. Born June 14, 1950, Breitbach earned his Master's degree in physical education from UNI last spring. He resides in Cedar Falls and is a bachelor.

Bernie Miller

Assisting the Panthers this season while doing post­ graduate work at Northern Iowa is Bernie Miller. Miller, from Rochester, Minn., was a two-year starter for Mankato St. and helped the Indians capture the North Central Conference title his junior year. Miller was assis­ tant coach at Audubon High School before coming to UNI. He will be the junior varsity coach and handle some recruiting duties. "His knowledge of the game and his en­ thusiasm will be a tremendous asset to the program at Northern Iowa," said Head Basketball Coach Jim Berry. "We're very fortunate to have Bernie on our staff."

5 Jay Imhoff Guard 5-8 160 Junior 10-11 Des Moines, la. (Hoover)

Imhoff played in only seven games and found out he could contribute immensely to the success of the team . . . Jay was used in the late moments to aid the con­ trol of the game and in mop-up situations . . . His playing may well increase this year . . . Is aggressive and has the ability to make things happen .. . Always ready when needed . . . Prepped at Des Monies Hoover where he was All-Metro pick ... Birthdate .. . December 18, 1957.

lmhoff's Statistics G F~GA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. TP Ave. HG A 1977-78 7 7-13 .636 6-8 750 1-01 20 2.8 7 6 Ron Hadley Guard No letters 6-3175 Freshman 12-13 Minneapolis, Minn. (Marshall University High)

Named to about every Minnesota post­ season honor team after a brilliant career at Marshall University High school in Minneapolis . . . Named to Minnesota first team All-State squad while picked to All-Metro team . . . his experience and style of play will make him a valuable ad­ dition to the 78-79 UNI team ... Averaged 22 points a game while shooting better than 50 percent from the field . . . is cap­ able of stepping in and playing one of guard spots . .. Played on Panther foot­ ball team last fall and led the team in re­ ceiving with 30 catches for 340 yards ... Major - Undecided . .. Birthdate - Feb. 6, 1959.

7 Mike Kemp Guard 3 Letters 6-2180 Senior 14-15 Freeport, Ill. (Senior)

Will do battle for one of starting guard positions for the Panthers this season ... Played in al l 27 games for the Pan­ thers and ended up as sixth leading scorer with 6.8 per-game-average .. . Also pulled down 2.4 rebounds per tilt ... Probably the steadiest player on the team which helps a ball club ... One of best shooters on Panther squad . .. Joined the 500 club last season with 503 career total points . . . Developed into good all-around college guard last year ... Was awarded third straight letter last season .. . Would like to finish collegiate career at UNI with best year ever . . . Born April 14, 1957. Had standout career at Freeport Senior where he was named all­ area, all-state and prep All-American teams . . . Also, was named MVP his senior year with 22.0 scoring average ... Birthdate-April 14, 1957.

Kemp's Statistics G FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. TP Ave. HG A 197!;-1976 15 21.58 .362 4-5 .800 14 46 3.0 8 9 1976-1977 27 121 -269 .449 38-50 .760 89 279 10.3 19 71 1977-1978 27 83-182 .456 13-22 .590 64 178 6.8 16 72 Career 69 225-509 .442 55-77 .714 167 503 7.3 19 143 8 Mark long Guard 3 Letters 5-10 160 Senior 22 - 23 Des Moines (Lincoln)

"Mr. Hustle" returns for his fourth and final season for the Panthers ... Ended up last year as the Panthers' No. four scorer at 8.0 points per game from the guard sport . . . Set new school record last season for number of assists in one seaon of 114 . .. Played in all 27 games for the Panthers last season ... An ex­ cellent offensive player and one of the quickest players on Panther squad . .. Will be tabbed the back-court leader for the Panthers this season . . . As a frosh he played in 25 games and averaged 10.7 points per game ... Had a game high of 16 points last season . .. Teamed with Ron Lemons on 1975 State High School Championship team . . . Long received first team all-state honors and Des Moines Metro first team honors while getting All-American recognition .. . Tabbed one of the top guards in the Mid­ Continent Conference this season . . . Birthdate-July 2, 1956.

Long's Statistics G FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. TP Ave. HG A 197f>.1976 25 121-263 .460 26-38 .684 71 268 10.7 22 8 9 1976-1977 27 133-299 .445 55-68 .808 99 313 11 .6 26 99 1977-1 978 27 93-211 .473 137-50 .740 91 215 8.0 16 114 Career 19 347-773 .448 11 8-156 .756 261 726 10.1 26 302

9 Randy Richards Guard 6-2 185 Sophomore 24-25 Waterloo, la. (Columbus)

Mostly played on junior varsity team ... Made two varsity appearances but did not score . . . Has an excellent outside shot, can drive with the ball but must im­ prove on defense . . . Set a career scor­ ing record of 1,147 points while a prep at Columbus .. . Averaged 24 points a game his senior year . . . Named to 2nd team All-State his junior year then picked first team his senior year.

Richards' Statistics G FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. TP Ave. HG A 19n-1e 2 o-o .ooo o-o .ooo 1 o o o s

10 Rod Underwood Guard 1 Letter 30-31 6-2 170 Sophomore Oak Park, Ill.

One of the most exciting players to hit the Panther scene in recent years . .. Has all the traits for becoming an outstanding player for the Panthers ... Just needs to play under control a little more ... The quickest player on the team with ability to dunk at will ... Was the third leading scorer for the Panthers with a 7.9 scoring average and wrestled 3.1 rebounds per game . .. Was the top newcomer in the North Central Conference last year .. . Played in all 27 games ... One of the hot­ test shooters on the team while hitting at a 51 per cent clip from the field (89-173) . . . Has the potential to become a very complete guard ... Was awarded letter his freshman year .. . His experience and exciting style of play adds a dimension to ,,...' I Panther team ... He led his team in scor­ ing his senior year at Oak Park High with an 18.0 average .. . Was named to elite All-West Suburban conference and ranked third in conference in scoring ... Birthdate - February 4, 1959 in Oak Park, Ill.

Underwoods' Statistics G FG.fGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. TP Ave. HG A 1977-1978 27 100-211 .514 36-54 .666 85 214 7.9 18 68

11 Ron lemons Foward 3 Letters 6-7 205 Senior 32 - 33 Des Moines, I a. (Lincoln)

Can become one of the greatest forwards ever to play at Northern Iowa . . . Will be a top candidate for post-season All­ America honors . . . Was All-North Cen­ tral Conference and named to NCC All­ T ournament at Holiday Basketball Tourney . .. Led the Panthers in both scoring and rebounding for second Year in a row by burning the nets with a 16.1 per-game-average while pulling down 7. 8 rebounds per game .. . Reached the elite 1,000 point club last year with a three­ year total of 1,004 points in his three years as a Panther ... Connected on 55 per cent of his shots (191-351) last season . .. Paced the Panthers in scor­ ing in 12 games last season with a game high of 28 against Morningside . . . Will be expected to be the floor leader for the Panthers this season . .. One of the bet- ter leapers on the team ... Excellent ball handler for man his size and a pure shooter . .. Averaged 19 points and 13 rebounds as a senior on Des Moines Lin­ coln's 1975 state championship team . .. Also received All-American recognition . .. Birthday August 11 , 1957.

Lemons' Statistics G FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. TP Ave. HG A 1975-1976 21 57-141 .404 28-37 .756 80 142 6 .7 15 14 1976-1977 27 133-299 .445 58-77 .753 223 426 15.8 28 57 1977-1 978 27 191 -351 .544 54-71 .760 210 436 16.1 27 81 Career 75 381 -791 .481 140-185 .756 513 1004 13.4 28 152 12 Steve Peters Forward 2 Letters 6-7 200 Junior 34-35 Eldridge, la. (North Scott)

Sat out approximately six weeks after un­ dergoing surgery to remove bone chips ... Played in 15 games for the Panthers and averaged 5.5 points per contest while grabbing 2.5 rebounds per contest ... Will be fighting for a starting sport at the begining of the season .. . Excellent ball handler and floor leader with ability to score from outside with his jumper as well as good inside player with his mus­ cle ... A two-year letterman who has had flashes of playing well but must develop consistency on the floor ... Could be a big surprise for the Panthers this season ... Scored 188 points his freshman year . . . Not afraid of driving toward the bucket ... Will beef-up Panther rebound­ ing game ... He averaged 21.4 points and 10 rebounds per game while a prep at North Scott . .. Was unanimous first team selection and set two major school records at North Scott . .. Birthdate - February 8, 1958.

Peters' Statistics G FG-FGA Pct. FT·FTA Pct. Reb. TP Ave. HG A 1976-1977 21 80-178 .449 28-35 .800 83 188 8.9 17 26 1977-1978 15 34-68 .500 14-19 .736 37 82 5.5 12 14 1977-1978 36 114-246 .463 42-54 .777 120 270 7.5 17 40

13 Mike Clark Forward 1 Letter _41 6-5185Junior 40 Lansing, Ill. (Thorton Fractional South)

Will be one of three regulars vying for a starting forward spot ... Ended up as Panthers' fifth leading scorer with a 6.2 per-game-average while hauling down four rebounds per contest . . . Excellent leaper and shoots well but must develop consistency ... Played in 26 games for the Panthers . . . One of top-notch players to come out of Illinois High School ranks . . . Has potential to become excellent college player .. . Good speed and quickness and quality ball handler . . . Could make Panther forward positions one of toughest in Mid­ Continent Conference . . . Was named MVP while a prep at Thorton Fractional =~ · ~ - South .. . Also, named to all-conference team and gained All-Chicago honorable mention ... Birthdate-August 4, 1958.

Clark's Statistics G FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. TP Ave. HG A 1976-1977 11 7-22 .318 4-11 .363 16 18 1.6 1 4 2 1977-1978 26 58-1 30 .446 44-67 .656 104 160 6.2 12 61 Career 37 65-132 .427 48-78 .615 120 178 4 .8 14 63

14 Bill Jones Center 1 Letter 6-9 180 Sophomore 42-43 Joliet, Ill. (Central)

Will see all his action at pivot this season, replacing departed big-man Mark Enright . . . Started every game for the Panthers as a freshman until the latter part of the season ... Was thrust into starting roll after injury sidelined Enright and came through with super per­ formance . . . Returns as the second leading scorer and rebounder for the Panthers after averaging 9.1 points per game and 5.6 rebounds per contest ... Has a very good outside. shooting touch and works well under the basket . . . Must be more aggresive on the boards to makeup for his lack of bulk . .. Led the Panthers in scoring four times with a game high of 21 against Missouri-St. Louis . . . Great attitude and hard worker for Berry and his staff ... His long reach gives him ability to shoot at will over other big men . . . Named to All­ Conference first team and All-State honorable mention at Joi iet Central Birthdate Sept. 26, 1958 in Joliet, Ill.

Jones' Statistics G FG-FGA Pct. FT-FT.A Pct. Reb. TP Ave. HG A 1977-1978 27 100-211 .473 41-97 .422 148 244 9.1 21 35

15 Tony Haupert ForwardCenter 1 Letter 6-8 180 Sophomore 52-53 What Cheer, la (Tri-County of Thornburg)

Saw action in nine games last season but will be vying for starting forward spot this year . . . Looked impressive in his out­ ings by averaging eight points a game and five rebounds per contest . . . Best game was against North Dakota St. with game-high 16 points and 10 rebounds ... Excellent leaper . . . Good speed and quickness, fine shooter from outside, super jumping ability and quality ball handler . .. With more game experience he'll be a good one for the Panthers . .. Averaged 27 points and 20 rebounds per game for Tri-COunty as a senior .. . Dur­ ing his four-year career he scored 1,515 points and grabbed 1, 176 rebounds ... Grew an inch over the summer . .. Was a two-time Black Hawk County selection . . . Birthdate- March 26, 1959 in What Cheer, la.

Haupert's Statistics G FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. TP Ave. HG A 1977-78 9 30-59 .508 13-22 .590 41 72 8.0 16 11

16 Mark Weber Forward 6-5 200 Junior 54-55 Waterloo, la. (Columbus)

Played in only three games last season but is expected to add depth to forward position ... Excellent ball handler with good rebounding ability ... Well known in Cedar Falls-Waterloo area as a fine basketball player ... Is the type of player team needs with his spirit and en­ thusiasm . . . Helped lead Waterloo Columbus to state high school tourna­ ment berth with 31-11 record . . . A ti rst team All-Big five conference selection . . . Also, elected captain his senior year ... Birthdate- January 16, 1958.

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Weber's Statistics G FG-FGA Pct. FT· FTA Pct. Reb. TP Ave. HG A 191&-19n 3 0-2 .000 2-7 .285 1 2 1.0 2 1 19n-1978 3 1-1 1.000 0-0 .000 1 2 1 2 0 Career 6 1 -3 .333 2-7 .285 2 4 1.0 2

17 NORTHERN IOWA BASKETBALL 1978-79 ALPHABETICAL ROSTER Nos. NAME White Purple Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown (High School) *Mike Clark 40 41 F 6-5 185 Jr. Lansing, IL (Thorton Fratlonal) Ron Hadley 12 13 G 6-3 175 Fr. Minneapolis, Minn. (Marshall Univ. High) *Tony Haupert 52 53 F 6-7 180 So. Thornburg, IA (Tri-County) Jay Imhoff 10 11 G 5-8 160 Jr. Des Moines, IA (Hoover) , *Biii Jones 42 43 c 6-8 180 So. Joliet, IL (Central) -·Mike Kemp 14 15 G 6-2 180 Sr. Freeport, IL (Senior) ***Ron Lemons 32 33 F 6-7 205 Sr. Des Moines, IA (Lincoln) - ·Mark Long 22 23 G 5-11 158 Sr. Des Moines, IA (Lincoln) **Steve Peters 34 35 F-C 6-7 200 So. Eldridge, IA (North Scott) Randy Richards 24 25 G 6-2 185 So. Waterloo, IA (Columbus) Dave Staley 50 51 c 6-7 205 So. Carroll, IA *Rod Underwood 30 31 G 6-2 160 So. Oak Park, IL Mark Weber 54 55 F 6-5 200 Jr. Waterloo, IA (Columbus) NUMERICAL ROSTER Nos. White Purple Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown (High School) 10 11 Jay Imhoff G 5-8 160 Jr. Des Moines, IA (Hoover) 12 13 Ron Hadley G 6-3 175 Fr. Minneapolis, Minn. (Marshall Univ. High) 14 15 Mike Kemp*** G 6-2 180 Sr. Freeport, IL (Senior) 22 23 Mark Long••• G 5-11 158 Sr. Des Moines, IA (Lincoln) 24 25 Randy Richards G 6-2 185 So. Waterloo, IA (Columbus) 30 31 Rod Underwood* G 6-2 160 So. Oak Park, IL 32 33 Ron Lemons*** F 6-7 205 Sr. Des Moines, IA (Lincoln) 34 35 Steve Peters• F-C 6-7 200 Jr. Eldridge, IA (North Scott) 40 41 Mike Clark* F 6-5 185 Jr. Lansing, IL (Thornton Fratlonal) 42 43 Biii Jones* c 6-8 180 So. Joliet, IL (Central) 50 51 Dave Staley c 6-7 205 So. Carroll, IA 52 53 Tony Haupert F 6-7 180 So. Thornburg, IA (Tri-County) 55 55 Mark Weber F 6-5 200 Jr. Waterloo, IA (Columbus) *Indicates letters won.

18 Athletic Director-Stan B. Sheriff

Becoming the winningest coach in history at the University of Northern Iowa was just a matter of time for Head Coach Stan Sheriff. It had been that way since he took over in 1960. Sheriff took over with a bang producing an undefeated team in his maiden year to put the Panthers into a bowl game for the first time ever. Sheriff came to UNI in 1958 as first assistant to Bill Hammer and succeeded him two seasons later. Since then he has piled up an impressive 105-71-3 overall record for a .594 winning edge and his teams have won or shared four North Central Conference titles. The 1960 team was a gem. UNI went~ in regular season before losing to Hillsdale College in the Mineral Bowl and Ex­ selsior Springs, Mo., 17-6. Sheriff won the North Central Conference title again in 1961 with a 7-2 record and repeated in 1962 with a 7-1-1 mark, sharing the crown with South Dakota St. both years. He took a sophomore dominated team to a 5-3-1 mark in 1963 and a second place finish in the NCC. Then came 1964 and the most heralded year of all. His Panthers posted an S-2-0 season, got the bid to the first Pecan Bowl game and beat LarmarTech 19-17 in the heat at Abilene, Tex. The heart of that championship team left in 1965 and UNI lost five straight before rallying to post a 4-5 mark, a figure they repeat~ in 1966. In 1967, Sheriff parlayed a small but cohesive defensive unit into a 7-3-Q mark, losing by one point 10-9 to champion North Dakota St., the number two ranked division team in the nation. The heart­ breaking losses of four, one, and three points came during a tough schedule. His subsequent teams went 5-S-O in both 1968 and 1969, 2-8 in 1970, 4-5 in 1971 , 4-6 in 1972, 5-5 in 1973, and 5-4-1 in 1974. Those were the lean years. In 1975, his Panther team, behind All-American quarterback Bill Salmon, rolled to a S-3 regular season and got the bid to the NCAA first-round playoffs. The Panthers met Western Kentucky in what now has been labeled the 'Mud Bowl', and dropped a 14-12 squeaker. The nucleus of that team left, but Sheriff put together a sophomore-dominated team in 1976 that posted a fineS-3 record in the Panthers' new home-the UNI-Dome. Last season, with the No. 1 quarterback knocked out for four games with a shoulder separation, coupled with an entirely new defensive front line, the Panthers bounced back from a slow 2-4 start to win its last four games and placed second in the NCC. Just as Sheriff's teams have played a dominant role in the NCC, so have individual players. He's pro­ duced 60 All-Conference players, with eight winning most valuable back or linesman awards. Seven times in 18 years he's had the league's leading ground gainer. In 18 seasons he has produced eight first-team Little All-America players with the most recent being offensive tackle Mike Timmermans in 1975. In 1960 both guard George Asleson and quarterback Jerry Morgan were honored. In 1961 guard Wendell Williams made the top team, followed in 1962 by fullback Dan Boals. Then came Randy Schultz to win first team honors in both 1964 and 1965, the first Iowa college player ever to repeat as a first team selection. In 1968, defensive tackle Ray Pedersen joined the elite list. Since he assumed the additional role of Athletic Director in 1970, Sheriff has directed a very potent 11-sport intercollegiate program, copping six North Central Conference al I-sports trophies. Sheriff's knowledge of football and athletics does not stop at the university level. He served a nine­ year term on the NCAA Football Rules Committee. He has also served terms on the American Football Association Committees involving conventions and public relations. He is currently a member of the prestigious NCAA Television Committee, which just recently negotiated a multi-million dollar contract with ABC Television. Stan Sheriff, a native of San Francisco, was a collegiate star at California State Polytechnic College at San Luis Obispo. An all-conference center for three seasons, he was the league's most valuable player as a senior and was named to the first team Little All-America. Following his senior year in 1953 he played in the East-West Shrine game and the Hula Bowl, one of the first small college players to earn both honors. Sheriff graduated from Cal Poly in the spring of 1954 and went on to play professional football for three seasons in the NFL as a linebacker. His first coaching experience came during a tour of duty in the U.S. Army (two yrs.) when he guided the 4th Infantry Division team to the European service title with a 10-1 -1 record. During the off-season as a professional, Sheriff continued his education and received his Master's degree from Cal Poly in 1958, just prior to his arrival at UNI. Stan and his wife Jane have three sons, Paul, Michael and Richard.

19 Administrative Officials

br. Kamerick R.C.Johnson Mrs. Ann Hill Sandra Wiiiiamson

Dr. John J. Kamerick - President, University of Northern Iowa Became sixth president of UNI August 15, 1970. Former President of North Texas State University (1968-1970); Vice President and Provost at Kent State University (1963-68). Held other dean positions at Kent State and Lewis College of Science and Technology, Lockport, Ill. Instructor of History at University of Iowa and Assistant Professor of History at Marycrest College, Davenport. Education - B.A., St. Ambrose College (1943); M.A., University of Iowa (1947); Ph.D., University of Iowa (1 950). A veteran of the U.S. Navy, Kamerick and wife, Elaine, have six children.

R. C. Johnson -Associate Athletic Director for Men After serving four years as assistant athletic director and business manager, R. C. Johnson was elevated to the new position of Associate Athletic Director for Men in the University Intercollegiate Program. Johnson was offensive line coach at Mankato St. (1968-74); offensive coordinator at Youngstown St. (1967); graduate assistant at Northern Iowa (1966-67); student assistant at the University of Iowa (1~5). He re­ ceived his BA from Iowa in 1965 and his M.A. from Northern Iowa in 1967. Johnson and his wife, Reenie, have one son, Jeff.

Mrs. Ann Hill -Athletic Business Manager A familiar face on the Northern Iowa Athletic staff, Ann was promoted to Athletic Business Manager for both men's and women's intercollegiate athletics last sum­ mer. Ann came to Northern Iowa in 1967 and served as secretary in the Athletic Busi­ ness office before assuming her new duties in the University Intercollegiate Program. She and her husband, George, have three children -Jan, Barb and George Jr.

Sandra Williamson -Associate Athletic Director for Women A new face in the Intercollegiate Athletic Program, Sandra joined the UNI staff in July of 1978 following the merger of men's and women's athletics. She becomes the first associate athletic director for women and has taken over at the helm of the women's basketball team. She has 13 years of coaching behind her and six years of administrative experience. Prior to joining the Panther staff, she spent six years at Carroll College in Helena, Mont., as the women's basketball and volleyball coach. She has been studying for her doctorate degree at the University of Northern Colorado at Greeley.

20 Athletic Training Staff

Burton Stacey Marti

Dave Burton - Head Trainer Heading into his second year as Head Trainer, Dave Burton served as assistant trainer under Elmer Kortemeyer who is on a special leave of absence. A native of Boulder, Colorado, Dave received his B.S. degree from Ft. Hays St. in 1976 and his M.A. degree from Northern Iowa in 1977. Dave is a member of the American College of Sports Medicine, the State Licensing Committee on Athletic Training. He accom­ panied the NCAA Division II All-Star wrestling team to Mexico City last spring as the team's head trainer. Burton is a certified athletic trainer and an Emergency Medical Technician. Burton, 23, is single and lives in Cedar Falls, la.

Peg Stacey-Asst. Athletic Trainer Peg Stacy begins her first year as assistant athletic trainer. Ms. Stacy received her BA degree from Ithaca State College in 1975 and her M.A. degree from Indiana State in 1977. She is a certified athletic trainer, served one year as a teacher and trainer in high school. Ms. Stacy, 25, resides in Cedar Falls, la.

Steve Marti-Asst. Athletic Trainer Steve Marti begins his first year as assistant athletic trainer. A native of New Ulm, Minn. Marti received his B.S. degree from North Dakota in 1973 and his M.S. degree from Ft. Hayes St. in 1976. Marti, 28, is a certified athletic trainer and an Emergency Medical Technician.

21 NORTHERN IOWA'S FINAL GAME BASKETBALL STATISTICS (27Games)

Rebounds Player G FG-FGA PCT. FT-FT A PCT. 0-D-T AVE. PF FO TP AVE. A Ron Lemons 27 191-351 .544 54-71 .760 69-141 -210 7.8 79 2 436 16.1 81 Bill Jones 27 100-211 .473 41-97 .422 43-105-148 5.6 77 8 244 9.1 35 Rod Underwood 27 89-173 .514 36-54 .666 36-48-85 3.1 57 1 214 7.9 68 Mark Long 27 93-211 .440 37-50 .740 55-36-91 3.4 74 1 215 8.0 114 Mike Clark 26 58-130 .446 44-67 .656 40-64-104 4.0 81 5 160 6.2 61 Mike Kemp 27 83-182 .456 13-22 .590 42-22-64 2.4 30 0 178 6.8 72 Phil Rilett 25 55-129 .426 16-21 .761 22-20-42 1.7 33 0 124 4.9 26 Mark Enright 17 54-1 - .540 23-34 .676 25-S0-73 4.3 39 1 134 7.9 18 Steve Peters 15 34-68 .500 14-19 .736 13-24-37 2.5 29 0 82 5.5 14 Tony Haupert 9 S0-59 .508 13-22 .590 14-27-41 4.6 32 2 72 8.0 11 Jay Imhoff 7 7-13 .636 6-8 .750 1-0-1 0 7 0 20 2.8 7 Mark Weber 3 1-1 1.000 0-0 .000 0-1-1 1.0 0 0 2 1.0 0 Randy Richards 2 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-1-1 1.0 3 0 0 0 5 Jeff Handel 2 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 1-0-1 1.0 0 0 0 2 Team Rebounds (160) 33.0 552 16 1877 69.9 514 NORTHERN IOWA 27 792-1632 .485 301-467 .644 359-530-889 34.4 459 8 1870 69.2 464 Opponents 27 737-1638 .449 384-546 .703 376-554-930

The Season: Overall:15-12 Home: 8-4 Away: 7- 8 NCC:9- 5 Game by Game Statistics (15-12)

DATE SCORE ATTENDANCE TOP SCORER TOP REBOUNDER 11/29 Northern Iowa 88, Loras 84 2,100-H Ron Lemons ...... 27 Ron Lemons ...... 11 12/1 Western Michigan 68, UNI 60 2,500-A Ron Lemons ...... 18 Mark Enright ...... 7 12/3 Western lllinois99, UNI 83 3,129-A Ron Lemons ...... 17 Mark Enright ...... 8 12/10 UNI 96, Missouri-St. Louis 79 2,100-H Bill Jones ...... 19 Bill Jones ...... 7 12/14 Wichita St. 81 , UNI 65 6,814-A Mark Long ...... 14 Ron Lemons ...... 9 12/28 UNI 84, North Dakota St. 82 3,3JO-A Phil Rilett ...... 17 Bill Jones ...... 12 12/29 Morningside61, UNI 55 2,100-A Ron Lemons ...... 21 Ron Lemons ...... 11 12/~ UNI 71, Augustana 68 3,20Q-A Bill Jones ...... 17 Bill Jones ...... 12 1/3 UNI 79, Missouri-St. Louis 63 600-A Ron Lemons ...... 21 Ron Lemons ...... 11 Bill Jones ...... 21 1/6 NebraskcrOmaha 79, UNI 68* 1, 100-H B ill Jones ...... 18 Bill Jones ...... 8 1/10 Augustana(IL)92, UNI n 1,500-A Rod Underwood .. 18 Ron Lemons ...... 7 1/13 Augustana(SD) 69, UNI 64* 618-A Rod Underwood .. 15 Ron Lemons ...... 4 1/14 UNI 61, South Dakota St. 47* 2,40Q-A Ron Lemons ...... 18 Bill Jones ...... 11 1/16 UNI n, Youngstown St. 65 1,100-A Bill Jones ...... 16 Ron Lemons ...... 11 1/20 UNI 59, North Dakota St. 58* 2, 100-H Mike Kemp ...... 16 Rod Underwood . .. . 8 1/21 UNI 51, North Dakota49* 3,100-H Bill Jones ...... 15 Mike Clark ...... 7 1/27 UNI 67, South Dakota 58* 1,40Q-A Ron Lemons ...... 22 Ron Lemons ...... 14 1/28 UNI 64, Morningside 62 (OT)* 1,600-A Mark Long ...... 16 Rod Underwood . ... 14 2/4 NebraskcrOmaha 67, UNI 61 * 2,100-A Ron Lemons ...... 18 Ron Lemons ...... 8 Bill Jones ...... 8 2/10 South Dakota St. 56, UNI 49* 1,500-H Rod Underwood . . 14 Mark Long ...... 7 2/11 UNI 65, Augustana 51 * 1,SOO-H Mark Enright ...... 19 Ron Lemons ...... 13 2/14 Western Illinois 81 , UNI 76 1,000-H Mark Enright ...... 19 Ron Lemons ...... 7 2/17 North Dakota 71 , UNI 60* 2,350-A Ron Lemons ...... 16 Ron Lemons ...... 4 2/18 UNI 69, North Dakota St. 63* 2,250-A Tony Haupert . ... 16 Mark Enright ...... 8 2/24 UNI 83, Morningside 67* 1,500-H Ron Lemons ...... 28 Tony Haupert ...... 11 2/25 UNI 79, South Dakota 67: 2,600-H Ron Lemons ...... 20 Mark Enright ...... 13 Mark Enright ...... 20 2/28 Illinois St. 82, UNI 76 4,700-H Ron Lemons ...... 24 Mark Enright ...... 12

23 Wisconsin-Platteville Nov. 24, 7:30 p.m. CST, at Cedar Falls, la ...... Game 1

'Location: ...... Platteville, WI 53818 Nickname: ...... Pioneers Enrollment: ...... 4,500 Arena: ...... Williams President: ...... Warren Carrier Conference: ...... WSVC Athletic Director: ...... John Barth Affiliation: ...... NAIA (Ripon College) 1977-78 Record: ...... 10-16 Head Coach: ...... Dick Wadewitz Lettermen Lost: ...... 3 (Wheaton College) Lettermen Returning: ...... 7 Record: ...... 191-160 Returning Starters: Chris Zwettter Assistants: ...... Fred Eberlein, Al (5-11) 8.0; Keith Chapman (6-2) 15.0; Schieve SID: ...... John Barth Craig Keller (6-5) 11 .0; John Krohn Office: 608-342-1573 (6-6Y2) 12.5 Colors: ...... Orange and Blue

1978-79 SCHEDULE Nov. 15 ...... Milton* Nov. 20 ...... St. Ambrose* Nov. 21 ...... Loras Nov. 24 ...... Northern Iowa Nov. 28 ...... Wisconsin-Green Bay Dec. 2 ...... Dubuque University Dec. 9 ...... Wisconsin-Whitewater* Dec. 11 ...... Wisconsin-Stevens Point* Dec. 13 ...... Oshkosh-Wisconsin Dec. 29-30 ...... Holiday Tournament+ Jan. 5 ...... Illinois Jan. 6 ...... Wesleyan Jan. 13 ...... Wisconsin-Parkside* Jan. 17 ...... Wisconsin-Whitewater Jan. 20 ...... Wisconsin-Lacrosse* Jan. 23 ...... Wisconsin-Stevens Point Jan. 26 ...... Wisconsin-Superior Jan. 27 ...... Wisconsin-River Falls Feb. 2 ...... Wisconsin-Eau Claire* Feb. 3 ...... Wisconsin-Stout* Feb. 7 ...... Wisconsin-Oshkosh* Feb. 1O ...... , ...... Wisconsin-Lacrosse Feb. 16 ...... •...... Wisconsin-Superior* Feb. 17 ...... Wisconsin-River Falls* Feb. 23 ...... Wisconsin-Eau Claire Feb. 24 ...... Wisconsin-Stout *home game + at Dubuque University 24 Kansas State Nov. 25, 7:30 p.m. CST, at Manhsattan, KS ...... Game 2

Location: .... Manhattan, KS 66506 Colors: ...... Purple and 'Mlite Enrollment: ...... 19, 100 Nickname: ...... Wildcats President: ...... Dr. Duane Acker Arena: ...... Ahearn Fieldhouse Athletic Director: .. Deloss Dodds Conference: ...... Big Eight (Kansas State, 1959) Affiliation: ...... NCAA Division I Head Coach: ...... Jack Hartman 1977-78Record: ...... 18-11 (Oklahoma State 1949) Lettermen Lost: ...... 5 Record: ...... 447-183 Lettermen Returning: ...... 5 Assistants: ...... Jim Eads and Returning Starters: Steve Soldner Lon Kruger (6-7) 9.5 SID: ...... Glen Stone Serles Record: ...... 0-0 Office: 913-532-5855 Horne: 91,3-537-1on

1978-79SCHEDULE Nov. 25 ...... Northern Iowa* Nov. 27 ...... South Dakota* Nov. 29 ...... Oral Roberts Dec. 2 ...... Southern Methodist Dec. 5 ...... Minnesota* Dec. 9 ...... Cal Poly-Pomona* Dec. 14 ...... Southern Illinois-Edwardsville* Dec. 16 ...... Montana Dec. 23 ...... Long Beach State Dec. 27-:ll ...... Big Eight Holiday Tournament+ Jan. 10 ...... Colorado* Jan. 13 ...... Iowa State* Jan. 17 ...... Nebraska Jan. 20 ...... Kansas*· Jan. 24 ...... Oklahoma State Jan. 27 ...... Missouri Jan. 31 ...... Oklahoma * Feb. 3 ...... Iowa State Feb. 7 ...... Nebraska* Feb. 10 ...... Colorado Feb. 14 ...... Oklahoma State* Feb. 17 ...... Kansas Feb. 21 ...... Missouri* Feb. 24 ...... Oklahoma *home game +Kansas City, KS 25 Cornell College Nov. 28, 7:30 p.m. CDT at Cedar Falls, la...... Game3

Location: .... Mt. Vernon, la 52314 Nickname: ...... Rams Enrollment: ...... 900 Arena: ...... Cornell Fieldhouse President: ...... Dr. Philip B. Secor Conference: . ... Midwest Collegiate Athletic Director: .. Barron Bremner Athletic Conference (Iowa, 1957) Affiliation: ...... NCAA Division Ill Head Coach: ...... Paul Maaske 1977-78 Record: ...... 4-17 (Buena Vista, 1949) Letterman Lost: ...... 0 Record: ...... 236-185 Lettermen Returning: ...... 10 Assistant: ...... Rob Ash Returning Starters: Chad Wisco SID: ...... Rob Ash (6-7) 18.1 ; Jeff Etienne (6-5) 11 .3; Neal Office: 319-895-8811 Ext. 230 Sumner (6-5) 9.2; Eric Reitan (6-0) Home: 319-895-6349 5.7; Kevin Kolbeck(6-3) 12.8 Colors: ...... Purple and INhite

1978-79 SCHEDULE Nov. 25 ...... Luther Nov. 28 ...... Northern Iowa Dec. 2 ...... Luther* Dec. 8 ...... Iowa Wesleyan * Jan. 5 ...... Marycrest Jan. 6 ...... Simpson Jan. 10 ...... Upper Iowa* Jan. 12 ...... Monmouth Jan. 13 ...... Knox Jan. 17 ...... Coe* Jan. 26 ...... Carleton* Jan. 27 ...... Grinnell* Jan. 30 ...... Iowa Wesleyan Feb. 2 ...... Monmouth* Feb. 3 ...... Knox* Feb.6 ...... Coe Feb. 9 ...... Ripon Feb. 10 ...... Lawrence Feb. 16 ...... Carleton Feb. 17 ...... Grinnell Feb. 20 ...... Simpson* Feb. 24 ...... Beloit* *home game 26 Northeast Nlssouri State Dec. 1, 7:30 p.m. CST, at Cedar Falls ...... Game4 Jan. 30, 7:30 p.m. CST, at Kirksville, MO ...... Game 18

Location: ...... Kirksville, MO 63501 Arena: ...... Pershing Arena Enrollment: ...... 5,500 Conference: Missouri lntercol legiate President: .. Dr. Charles J. McClain Athletic Association Athletic Director: Kenneth Gardner Affiliation: ...... NCAA Division II Northeast Mo. State, 1946) 1977-78 Record: ...... 15-11 Head Coach: ...... Willard Sims Lettermen Lost: ...... 1 (Northeast Mo. State, 1954) Lettermen Returning: ...... 9 Record: ...... 96-82 Returning Starters: Ved Green (6-5) Assistant: ...... Ben Pitney 16.7; Terry Bussard (5-11) 13.2; Mark SID: ...... William Cable Sanders (6-5) 8.5; Bill Woodall (6-1) Office: 816-665-5121 ext. 7215 5.1; Matt Maddox (6-5) 7.0 Home: 816-665-6373 Series Record: Northeast Missouri Colors: ...... Purple and White State leads 4-3 Nickname: ...... Bulldogs

1978-79 SCHEDULE Nov. 27 ...... Kansas Wesleyan• Dec. 1 ...... Northern Iowa Dec. 2 ...... Central Methodist< Dec. 4 ...... Quincy College Dec. 7-8 ...... Shrine Classic• Dec. 14 ...... Minnesota-Duluth• Jan. 2 ...... Millikin University Jan. 4-6 ...... MIAA Tournament+ Jan. 10 ...... Iowa Wesleyan• Jan. 13 ...... Southwest Missouri State Jan. 15 ...... Central Missouri State Jan. 20 ...... Southeast Missouri State• Jan. 22 ...... Missouri-Rolla• Jan. 27 ...... Lincoln University Jan. 30 ...... Northern Iowa• Feb. 3 ...... Northwest Missouri State• Feb. 10 ...... Central Missouri State• Feb. 12 ...... Southwest Missouri State• Feb. 14 ...... Blackburn College• Feb. 17 ...... Missouri-Rolla Feb. 19 ...... Southeast Missouri State Feb. 22 ...... Northwest Missouri State Feb. 26 ...... Lincoln University• •home game + Springfield, MO 27 Elmhurst College Dec. 7, 7:30 p.m. CST, Cedar Falls, la ...... Game 5

'Location: ...... Elmhurst, Ill. 60126 Nickname: ...... Blue Jays Enrollment: ...... 3,000 Arena: ...... York High School President: ...... Dr. Ivan E. Frick Conference: .. College Conference Athletic Director: .... Ron Wellman of Illinois and Wisconsin (Bowling Green, 1970) 1977-78 Record: ...... 4-22 Head Coach: ...... Rich Walker Lettermen Lost: ...... 2 (Bowling Green, 1971) Lettermen Returning: ...... 8 Record: ...... 4-22 Returning Starters: Henry Ellis (6-7) Assistant: ...... Tim Waller 9.5; Tom Ludwig (6-1) 6.6; Steve SID: ...... Tim Waller Snyder (5-10) 5.7; Carroll V\lheatley Office: 312-279-4100 ext. 497 (6-2) 7.3 Horne: 312-887-8460 Colors: ...... Blue and Vllhite

1978-78 schedule Dec. 1 ...... Roosevelt University Dec. 2 ...... I.LT.* Dec. 4 ...... North Park* Dec. 7 ...... Northern Iowa Dec. 9 ...... \11/heaton Dec. 12 ...... Rockford Dec. 14 ...... Aurora• Dec. 21 ...... Millikin* Jan. 4 ...... North Park Jan. 6 ...... Carroll Jan. 9 ...... Rollins College Jan. 10 ...... Florida Tech University Jan. 15 ...... Olivet-Nazarene Jan. 18 ...... St. Francis* Jan. 20 ...... Wright State Jan. 24 ...... Illinois Wesleyan Jan. 27 ...... North Central Feb. 1 ...... North Central • Feb. 5 ...... Illinois \Vesleyan• Feb. 8 ...... Carthage• Feb. 10 ...... Augustana(lll) Feb. 12 ...... Carroll • Feb. 15 ...... \11/heaton • Feb. 17 ...... Augustana(lll.)* Feb. 19 ...... Millikin Feb. 24 ...... Carthage *home game 28 Augustana -(Ill.) Dec. 9, 7:30 p.m. CST at Cedar Falls, la ...... Game 6

Location: .... Rock Island, Ill. 61201 Nickname: ...... Vikings Enrollment: ...... 2, 150 Arena: ...... Carver Physical President: . . Dr. J. Thomas Tredway Education Center Athletic Director: . . Vince Lundeen Conference: College Conference of (Minnesota '42) Illinois and Wisconsin Head Coach: ... . Jim Borcherding Affiliation: ...... NCAA Division Ill (Wartburg '62) 1977-78 Record: ...... 19-5 Record: ...... 196-52 in 9 yrs. Lettermen Lost: ...... 4 Assistant: ...... Dave Langrock Lettermen Returning: ...... 6 SID: ...... Jim McGrath Returning Starters: Glen Heiden Office: 309-794-7265 (6-4) 16.6; Chet Jacks (6-4) 16.0; Dave Home: 309-786-3594 Myatt (6-2) 6.9; Jay Friestad (6-7) 6.1 Colors: ...... Blue and Gold Series Record: Augustana leads 2-0

1978-79 SCHEDULE Nov. 25 ...... Coe College* Nov. 28 ...... S t. Ambrose College* Dec. 1-2 ...... Augustana Invitational * Dec. 9 ...... Northern Iowa Dec. 11 ...... North Central College* Dec. 16 ...... Bradley University Dec. 19 ...... Northern Arizona Dec. 21-22 ...... Grand Canyon Invitational + Jan. 4 ...... \Nheaton College Jan. 6 ...... North Central College Jan. 10 ...... Illinois Wesleyan Jan. 13 ...... Carroll College* Jan. 16 ...... Millikin University* Jan. 20 ...... North Park College Jan. 27 ...... Carthage College* Jan. 30 ...... North Park College* Feb. 2 ...... Carthage College Feb. 3 ...... Carroll College Feb. 7 ...... Wheaton College* Feb. 10 ...... Elmhurst College* Feb. 12 ...... Illinois Wesleyan* Feb. 14 ...... Millikin University Feb. 17 ...... Elmhurst College *home game + Phoenix, Ariz. 29 South Dakota Dec.11, 7:30p.m.CST, Vermillion, S.D...... Game? Jan. 8, 7:30 p.m. CST, at Cedar Falls ...... Game 12

· Location: ...... Vermillion, S.D. Nickname: ...... Coyotes Enrollment: ...... 6,000 Arena: ...... The New Armory President: ...... Dr. Charles D. Lein Conference: ...... North Central Athletic Director: .. Bernard Cooper Conference (Morningside, 1953) Affiliation: ...... NCAA Division II Head Coach: ...... Jack Doyle 1977-78Record: ...... 13-11 (Wyoming, 1957) Lettermen Lost: ...... 3 Record: ...... 58-64 Lettermen Returning: ...... 6 Assistant: ...... Joel Grau Returning Starters: Chris Deans SID: ...... Mike Mahon (6-3) 13.6; Jeff Nannen (6-7) 19.5; Office: 605-677-5336 Charles Thomas (6-6) 14.9 Home: 605-624-6875 Series Record: ...... South Dakota Colors: ...... Red and 'Nhite leads39-35

1978-79 SCHEDULE Nov. 16 ...... Alaska Nov. 18 ...... Alaska Nov. 2~25 ...... Thanksgiving Classic+ Nov. 27 ...... Kansas City Dec. 2 ...... Jamestown * Dec. 5 ...... Sioux Falls* Dec. 8 ...... Northern Colorado* Dec. 11 ...... Northern Iowa* Dec. 14 ...... Wichita State Dec. 27-29 ...... NCC Holiday Tournament+ + Jan. 5 ...... Nebraska-Omaha* Jan. 8 ...... Northern Iowa Jan. 13 ...... Morningside Jan. 19 ...... North Dakota State Jan. 20 ...... North Dakota Jan. 24 ...... Augustana(S.D.)* Jan. 27 ...... Sout h Dakota State* Feb. 2 ...... North Dakota• Feb. 3 ...... North Dakota State* Feb. 5 ...... Yankton * Feb. 10 ...... Augustana(S.D.) Feb. 17 ...... South Dakota State Feb. 20 ...... Morningside* Feb. 24. : ...... Nebraska-Omaha *home game +Rapid City, S.D. + +Sioux Falls, S.D. 30 Minnesota-Duluth Dec.15, 7:30p.m. CST,atCedarFalls ...... Games

Location ...... Duluth, MN 55812 Nickname: ...... Bulldogs Enrollment: ...... 7,100 Arena: ...... Phy Ed Building President: ...... Dr. Robert L. Heller Conference: ...... Northern Athletic Director: .. Ralph Romano Intercollegiate Head Coach: ...... George Fisher Affiliation: ...... NCAA Division II (Manhattan College, 1974) 1977-78 Record: ...... 11-15 Record: ...... 24-30 Lettermen Lost: ...... 3 SID: ...... Bruce McLeod Lettermen Returning: ...... 10 Office: 218-726-8168 Returning Starters: Gary Opatz (6-2) Home: 218-525-4068 18.7; John Retica (6-5) 10.0; Jim Colors: ...... Maroon and Gold Crawford (6-2) 0.6; Jim MacDonald (6-5) 10.0; Ron Metso (6-7) 5.4

1978-79 SCHEDULE Nov. 25 ...... St. Olaf* Nov. 30 ...... Wisconsin-Superior* Dec. 2 ...... Augsburg* Dec. 4 ...... Northland Dec. 9 ...... Northern Michigan* Dec. 14 ...... Northeast Missouri State Dec. 15 ...... Northern Iowa Dec. 18 ...... Winona* Dec. 19 ...... Mankato* Dec. 29-30 ...... Eau Claire Christmas Tournament Jan. 6 ...... Michigan Tech Jan. 10 ...... Moorhead Jan. 12 ...... Wisconsin-Superior Jan. 13 ...... Bemidji Jan. 15 ...... Wisconsin-Slevens Point* Jan. 18 ...... S t. Cloud State* Jan. 24 ...... Minnesota-Morris Jan. 27 ...... Southwest * Jan. 31 ...... Winona Feb. 3 ...... Mankato Feb. 6 ...... Southwest Feb. 10 ...... Michigan Tech* Feb. 12 ...... Minnesota-Morris* Feb. 15 ...... Moorhead* Feb. 17 ...... Bemidji* Feb~ 21 ...... St. Cloud *home game 31 Northern Nlchigan Jan. 13, 2 p.m., at Marquette, Ml ...... Game 13 Feb. 3, 7:30 p.m., CST, at Cedar Falls, IA ...... Game 19

Location: .... Marquette, Ml 49855 Colors: .. Old Gold and Olive Green Enrollment: ...... 9,300 Nickname: ...... Wildcats President: .. . . Dr. John X. Jamrich Arena: ...... Hedgcock Fieldhouse Athletic Director: ...... Gil Canale Conference: ...... Mid-COntinent (Northern Michigan, 1956) Affiliation: ...... NCAA Division II Head Coach: ...... Glenn Brown 1977-78Record: ...... 12-14 (Bradley, 1956) Lettermen Lost: ...... 4 Record: ...... 137-121in10yrs. Lettermen Returning: ...... 8 Assistant: ...... Tom Izzo Returning Starters: Dave Bucklin SID: ...... Gil Heard (5-10) 4.7 ; Gregg Upton (6-8) 5.5 Office: 906-227-2720 Serles Record: ...... 0-0 Home: 906-228-8894

1978-79 SCHEDULE Nov. 6 ...... Yugoslavian Nationals* Nov. 25 ...... Wisconsin-Stevens Point* Nov. 29 ...... Detroit Dec. 2 ...... Marquette Dec. 9 ...... Minnesota-Duluth Dec. 11 ...... St. Norbert* Dec. 16 ...... IUPU Indianapolis* Dec. 18 ...... Concordia* Dec. 21 ...... Milton* Jan. 3-4 ...... Wisconsin-Green Bay Classic Jan. 8 ...... Michigan Tech* Jan. 11 ...... Lake Superior State Jan. 13 ...... Northern Iowa* Jan. 18 ...... Western Illinois* Jan. 20 ...... Eastern Illinois* Jan. 22 ...... Wisconsin-Green Bay Jan. 25 ...... Y oungstown State Jan. 27 ...... Akron Feb. 1 ...... Lake Superior State* Feb. 3 ...... Northern Iowan Feb. 7 ...... Michigan Tech Feb. 10 ...... Wisconsin-Green Bay* Feb. 15 ...... Eastern Illinois Feb. 17 ...... Western Illinois Feb. 22 ...... Akron• Feb. 24 ...... Youngstown State* Feb. 26 ...... Illinois State *home game 32 Eastern Illinois Jan. 18, 7:30 p.m. CST at Cedar Falls, la...... Game 14 Feb. 17 at Charleston, 111...... Game 22

Location: .. . . Charleston, Ill. 61920 Nickname: ...... Panthers Enrollment: ...... 9,500 Arena: ...... Lantz Gym President: .. Dr. Daniel E. Marvin, Jr. Conference: ...... Mid-COntinent Athletic Director: .. . . Mike Mullally Affiliation: ...... NCAA Division II (South Dakota, 1965) 1977-78 Record: ...... 22-10 Head Coach: . . Don Eddy (Southern Lettermen Lost: ...... 3 Mississippi, 1958) Lettermen Returning: ...... 8 Record: ...... 168-112in11 yrs. Returning Starters: Dennis Mum­ Assistant: ...... C. W. " Bud" Scott ford (6-9) 11 .7 ; Craig DeWitt (6-8) 11 .6 SID: ...... Dave Kidwell Mike Pickens (6-1) 5.5 Office: 217-581-2920 Series Record: .. . . Eastern Illinois Home: 217-345-4166 leads 7-1 Colors: ...... Blue and Gray

1978-79SCHEDULE Nov. 27 ...... Millikin* Nov. 29 ...... Missouri-St. Louis* Dec. 2 ...... Southwest Missouri* Dec. 7 ...... Bellarmine Dec. 9 ...... Wright State• Dec. 11 ...... Cheyney State• Dec. 14 ...... Chicago Circle* Dec. 16 ...... St. Joseph's* Dec. 18 ...... Northern Kentucky Dec. 21 ...... Wisconsin-Green Bay Jan. 11 ...... Youngstown State Jan. 13 ...... Akron Jan. 20 ...... Northern Iowa Jan. 20 ...... Northern Michigan Jan. 22 ...... Rose Hulman Tech* Jan. 24 ...... St. Joseph's Jan. 29 ...... Bellarmine• Jan. 31 ...... Quincy Feb. 3 ...... Western Illinois* Feb. 5 ...... Wright State Feb. 8 ...... Akron• Feb. 10 ...... Youngstown State• Feb. 15 ...... Northern Michigan• Feb. 17 ...... Northern Iowa· Feb. 19 ...... Butler• Feb. 21 ...... Missouri-St. Louis Feb. 24 ...... Western Illinois *home game 33 Western Illinois Jan. 20, 7:30 p.m. CST, at Cedar Falls ...... Game 15 Feb. 15 at Macomb, IL ...... Game 21

' Location: ...... Macomb, IL 61455 Nickname: ...... Leathernecks Enrollment: ...... 13,000 Arena: ...... Western Hall President: ...... Leslie Malpass Conference: ...... Mid-Continent Athletic Director: .... Gil Peterson Affiliation: ...... NCAA Division II Head Coach: .... Jack Margenthaler 1977-78Record: ...... 12-14 Record: . . . . 12-14 at Western Illinois Lettermen Lost: ...... 6 SID: ...... Larry Heimburger Lettermen Returning: ...... 6 (Office) 309-298-1133 Returning Starters: Brad Bainter (Home) 309-298-1433 (6-1) 13.3; Dwayne Banks (6-3) 11 .8; Colors: ...... Purple and Old Gold Jeff Nielsen (6-7) 5.5

1978-79 SCHEDULE Nov. 27 ...... Central Missouri State* Nov. 29 ...... Missouri-Rolla* Dec. 2 ...... Wisconsin-Green Bay Dec. 4 ...... Montana State Dec. 9 ...... Illinois-Chicago Circle* Dec. 12 ...... Quincy College* Dec. 15-16 ...... Vulcan Classic+ Jan. 4 ...... Mercer University Jan. 6 ...... Valdosta State Jan. 11 ...... Akron University Jan. 13 ...... Youngstown State Jan. 15 ...... Wisconsin-Parkside Jan. 18 ...... Northern Michigan Jan. 20 ...... Northern Iowa Jan. 22 ...... Arkansas State* Jan. 25 ...... Central Missouri State Jan. 27 ...... Missouri Baptist* Feb. 1 ...... Indiana-Purdue* Feb. 3 ...... Eastern Illinois Feb. 5 ...... Millikin University Feb. 8 ...... Youngstown State* Feb. 10 ...... Akron University* Feb. 15 ...... Northern Iowa* Feb. 17 ...... Northern Michigan* Feb. 20 ...... Arkansas-Little Rock* Feb. 24 ...... Eastern Illinois* *home game + Birmingham, Al 34 Akron Jan. 25, 7:30 p.m. EST at Akron, OH ...... Game 16 Feb. 24, 7:30 p.m. CST, at Cedar Falls ...... Game25

Location: ...... Akron, OH 44325 Colors: ...... Blue and Gold Enrollment: ...... 22,500 Nickname: ...... Zips President: .... Dr. Dominic Guzzetta Arena: ...... Memorial Hall Athletic Director: .. Gordon Larson Conference: ...... Mid-COntinent Head Coach: . ... Ken Cunningham Affiliation: ...... NCAA Division II (Cincinnati, 1965) 1977-78 Record: ...... 9-18 Record: ...... 23-29 in 2 years Lettermen Lost: ...... 4 SID: ...... Ken MacDonald Lettermen Returning: ...... 10 Office: 216-375-7468 Returning Starters: ...... 4 Home: 216-928-7546

1978-79 SCHEDULE Nov. 29 ...... : ...... Windsor* Dec. 2 ...... Wooster* Dec. 6 ...... Oakland Dec. 9 ...... Buffalo Dec. 11 ...... Baldwin-Wallace* Dec. 13 ...... Gannon* Dec. 16 ...... Walsh* Dec. 18 ...... Kent State Dec. 22 ...... Indiana-Purdue Jan. 4 ...... Wright State* Jan. 6 ...... Youngstown State Jan. 11 ...... Western Illinois* Jan. 13 ...... Eastern Illinois* Jan. 17 ...... Northern Kentucky* Jan. 19 ...... Cheyney* Jan. 20 ...... Cleveland State Jan. 25 ...... Northern Iowa* Jan. 27 ...... Northern Michigan* Jan. 29 ...... Cleveland State* Jan. 31 ...... Gannon Feb. 3 ...... Youngstown State* Feb. 8 ...... Eastern Illinois Feb. 10 ...... Western Illinois Feb. 13 ...... Ashland* Feb. 15 ...... Northern Kentucky Feb. 17 ...... Wright State Feb. 22 ...... Northern Michigan Feb. 24 ...... Northern Iowa *home game 35 Youngstown State Jan. 277:30 p.m. EST at Youngstown, Ohio ...... Game 17 Feb. 22, 7:30 p.m. CST at Cedar Falls, la...... Game 24

' Location: Youngstown, Ohio 44555 Colors: ...... Scarlet and White Enrollment: ...... 15,500 Nickname: ...... Penguins President: ...... Dr. John J. Coffelt Arena: ...... Beeghly Center Athletic Director: .... Paul Amodio Conference: ...... Mid-COntinent (Kent State, 1953) Affiliation: ...... NCAA Division II Head Coach: ...... Dom Rosselli 1977-78 Record: ...... 16-9 (Geneva, 1939) Lettermen Lost: ...... 3 Record: ...... 540-:lro Lettermen Returning: ...... 7 Assistant: ...... Roger Lyons Returning Starters: Steve Miodrag SID: ...... Dick Sapara (6-5) 6.4; Joe Votino (5-9) 4.1 Office: 216-742-3483 Series Record: ...... UNI leads 1-0 Home: 216-843-8294

1978-79 SCHEDULE Dec. 2 ...... Maryland-Eastern Shore* Dec. 9 ...... Mount Union* Dec. 16 ...... Ohio University* Dec. 20 ...... Wright State* Dec. 29-30 ...... Youngstown State Classic* Jan. 3 ...... Bellarmine* Jan. 6 ...... Akron* Jan. 8 ...... Northern Kentucky Jan. 11 ...... Eastern Illinois* Jan. 13 ...... Western Illinois* Jan. 15 ...... Westminster Jan. 17 ...... Ashland* Jan. 22 ...... Gannon Jan. 25 ...... Northern Michigan* Jan. 27 ...... Northern Iowa* Jan. 31 ...... Philadelphia Textile* Feb. 3 ...... Akron Feb. 8 ...... Western Illinois Feb. 10 ...... Eastern Illinois Feb. 14 ...... Buffalo University* Feb. 17 ...... Gannon* Feb. 22 ...... Northern Iowa Feb. 24 ...... Northern Michigan Feb. 27 ...... Ashland Mar. 1 ...... Cleveland State* *home game 36 Morningside College Feb. 6, 7:30 p.m. CST, at Cedar Falls ...... Game 20

Location: ...... Sioux City, IA 51106 Nickname: ...... Chiefs Enrollment: ...... 1,500 Arena: George M. Allee Gymnasium President: .. Dr. Miles Tomaressen Conference: ...... North Central Athletic Director: ...... L.A. " Bud" Affiliation: ...... NCAA Division II Brockman 1977-78Record: ...... 11-16 Head Coach: ...... Dan Callahan Lettermen Lost: ...... 4 (Drake, 1958) Lettermen Returning: ...... 7 Record: ...... 216-237 Returning Starters: Jon Mccurdy SID: ...... Mark Mclaughlin (5-11 ); Steve Kovarna (6-6); Mark (Office) 712-277-5190 Faber(6-7) Colors: ...... Maroon and White

1978-79SCHEDULE Nov. 24--25 ...... Hardee Tournament+ Nov. 28 ...... Briar Cliff* Dec. 7 ...... Buena Vista• Dec. 9 ...... Northwestern Dec. 15 ...... Yankton• Dec. 16 ...... Dordt Dec. 19 ...... Briar Oiff Dec. 27-29 ...... NCCTournament++ Jan. 3 ...... Midland* Jan. 6 ...... Nebraska-Omaha* Jan. 9 ...... Augustana(S.D.)* Jan. 13 ...... South Dakota• Jan. 19 ...... North Dakota Jan. 20 ...... North Dakota State Jan. 27 ...... Augustana Feb. 2 ...... North Dakota State• Feb. 3 ...... North Dakota• Feb. 6 ...... Northern Iowa Feb. 10 ...... Nebraska-Omaha Feb. 14 ...... South Dakota State Feb. 16 ...... Dana• Feb. 20 ...... South Dakota Feb. 24 ...... South Dakota State• + Marshall, MN ++Sioux Falls, S.D. *home game 37 St. Louis University Feb. 19atSt. Louis, MO ...... Game23

Location: ...... St. Louis, MO 63108 Colors: ...... Blue and 'Nhite ' Enrollment: ...... 11 ,500 Nickname: ...... Billikens President: ...... Rev. Edward J. Arena: ...... Checkerdome Drummond, S.J. Conference: ...... Metro Athletic Director: . . Dick McDonald Afflllatlon: ...... NCAA Division II (SIU-carbondale, 1964) 1977-78 Record: ...... 7-'2/J Head Coach: ...... Ron Ekker Lettermen Lost: ...... 6 (Winona State, 1962) Lettermen Returning: ...... 7 Record: ...... 174-117 Returning Starters: Craig Shaver Assistants: .. Herb Slate, Bob Bone (6-5) 8.0; Everne Carr (6-0) 9.8 SID: ...... Dick O'Connor Serles Record: ...... 0-0 Office: 314-658-3180 or 314-658-3187 Home: 31 s-6722

1977-79 SCHEDULE Nov. 24 ...... Roosevelt University* Nov. 29 ...... Southern lllinois-carbondale* Dec. 1-2 ...... Wiscons in Invitational + Dec. 9 ...... Illinois State Dec. 11 ...... Missouri-St. Louis* Dec. 20-21 ...... Roanoke-Times World Tournament++ Dec. 23 ...... Alabama-Birmingham Dec. 29-~ ...... Blade-Glass Tournament+++ Jan. 2 ...... Cincinnati * Jan. 7 ...... Me mphis State* Jan. 10 ...... Rockhurst* Jan. 12 ...... Florida State* Jan. 20 ...... Cincinnati Jan. 24 ...... Louisville Jan. 27 ...... Memphis State Feb. 2 ...... Marquette* Feb. 5 ...... Wisconsin-Milwaukee Feb. 10 ...... Tulane Feb. 12 ...... F lorida State Feb. 15 ...... Louisville* Feb. 17 ...... Tulane* Feb. 19 ...... Northern Iowa* Feb. 24 ...... Southern Illinois-Edwardsville* Mar.1-3 ...... Metro Tournament++++ *home game +Madison, 'NI ++Roanoke, VA +++Toledo, OH ++++Memphis, TN 38 University of Northern Iowa

The University of Northern Iowa, o~e of the nation's leading institutions of higher learning, is the outgrowth of the Iowa State Normal School established by the General Assembly in 1876. On September 6 of that year 27 students under four in­ structors began classes in a renovated home for Civil War orphans. This build­ ing, later named Central Hall, was destroyed by fire in July, 1965. From a single building on a 40-a~re campus, the University has grown to in­ clude over 40 major buildings, a 721-acre campus, over 500 faculty members and over 9 300 on-campus students. Of the 10, 181 'enrolled for university credit in the fall of 1975, 9,358 were on-campus and 823 were through extension and cor­ respondence. The University also main­ tains a laboratory school for some 700 students in pre-school through 12th grade.

In 1909 the institution was renamed the been offered. A Bachelor of Fine Arts Iowa State Teachers College and the gov­ degree was approved by the Regents in ernment of the College, along with that of 1976. An Individual Studies major the University of Iowa and Iowa State enables a student to pursue, with faculty University, was vested in the State Bo~rd approval, a wide assortment of study of Regents, a nine-member body appoint­ areas. ed by the Governor. Under the new name, the College attained a reputation as one On the graduate level, courses leading in Educa­ of the nation's outstanding institutions to the degree of Master of Arts time in the for preparation of teachers. tion were offered for the first summer of 1952 and a sixth-year program On July 5, 1961 , the Iowa General As­ leading to the Specialist in Education sembly on recommendation of the degree began in 1960. A sixth-year Regents changed the name of the school Specialist degree with a program in to State College of Iowa and redefined its science education was inaugurated in function to include the offering of liberal 1970. arts degrees. In 1964, the Master of Arts degree was On July 1, 1967, the General Assembly approved by the Regents. The first on recommendation of the Regents ap­ Master of Arts degrees were granted in proved University status. The name was 1966. The Master of Business Administra­ changed to University of Northern Iowa tion degree was approved by the Regents and its function was again redefined. in 1975, and the Master of Music degree Although teacher education remains its in 1976. largest program, the University offers The Industrial Technology Center on degrees to students majoring in a wide the South campus opened in August, variety of subjects. Thus UNI has two 1975, while the UNI-Dome, a multi­ Bachelor of Arts degrees, one with purpose coliseum on the west campus, certification to teach and one without opened in February, 1976. Ground was certification. Also, a Bachelor of broken in October, 1975, for the Technology degree can be earned wit.h or Speech/ Art complex located southwest of without certification to teach, and since Russell Hall, with completion anticipated 1969, the Bachelor of Music degree has in the summer of 1977. 39

The Mid-Continent

The newest intercollegiate athletic conference in the nation, the Mid-Continent Conference, is ready for baptism. It has been almost one year to the day that representatives of six prominent Mid-Western universities announced the formation of the MCC. The universities included Northern Iowa, Youngstown State, Western Illinois, Eastern Illinois, Northern Michigan and Akron. The Mid-Continent Conference, which will be an NCAA Division II conference, was two and a half years in the making. It began with a meeting in Houston, Texas in January 1975. Beginning this fall, it will become a reality. Competition on a league basis will be among football, basketball, and four other .sports from cross country, swimming, wrestling, track, tennis and golf. "This conference will become a strong voice influencing positive NCAA planning which will involve TV scheduling, rules and organiza­ tion," said Athletic Director and Head Football Coach Stan Sheriff. "As this conference evolves, we believe others will wish to join and we have provided growth in our thinking." The Mid-Continent schools have been promiment in competition in past years. Northern Michigan was an NCAA Division II semi­ finalist in the playoffs last year. They won the national championship in 1975. Youngstown reached the quarterfinals in 1972 and went into the regional basketball playoffs last season. Eastern Illinois was run­ nerup in the Division II Basketball Championships last season and third in the Division II Wrestling Championships last March in the UNI-Dome. Western Illinois placed third in the Division II Track and Field Championships last month and was 11th in the Division II Wrestling Championships. Northern Iowa was an NCAA Division II semi-finalist in football in 1975 and captured the Division II Wrestling in 1975 and this past season. The Panther track team capped a brilliant season by placing ninth in the NCAA Division II Track and Field Championship last month. Not only have the Mid-Continent schools been prosperous in NCAA athletics but all are located in metropolitan cities well versed in publicity and media coverage. Northern Iowa, as well as the other five new member schools, have made a concrete commitment to maintain a strong athletic program.

41 Ready for Recognition

UNI Cedll* Falls, II. AKRON Mlaft, Ollio * # Younptown St. , ...... Ollio

Eastern Illinois Cllll1ellall. IM.

42 Basketball Records TEAM INDIVIDUAL WI NS-LOSSES POINTS Wins, Season: 23 {27 Games), 1963-64 Game: 40, Jerry Waugh {vs. UNO), 1967-68 Losses, Season: 22(26 Games), 1973-74 Season: 550, Bill McCoy, 1970-71 Consecutive Wins: 14, 1962-63 and 1963-64 Career: 1,713, Bill McCoy, 1969-73 Consecutive Losses Season: 10, 1973-74 {4Seasons) POINTS FREE THROWS Game: 119{vs. Augustana), 1967-68 Game: 19, Bill McCoy{vs. Bemidji), 1970-71 Against, Game: 123, Iowa State, 1974-75 Season: 212, Bill McCoy, 1970-71 Season: 2, 120 (27 Games), 1963-64 Career: 579, Bill McCoy, 1969-73 Against, Season: 2,248 {26 Games), 1970-71 Consecutive Game: 17, Jessen {Vs. NDSU), Both Teams, Game: 217 {UNI 119, Aug. 98), 1964-65 1967-68 Consecutive: 32, Bill McCoy, 1971 -72 Highest Average, Season: 88.1 {22 Games), 1967-68 Biggest Margin, For: 64(UNI 96, Grinnel 32), FIELD GOALS 1945-46 Game: 16, Craig Kneppe{vs. SDSU), 1964-5 Biggest Margin, Against 53 {Iowa State 123, Season 192, Duane Josephson, 1963-64 UNI 70), 1974-75 Career: 567, Bill McCoy, 1969-73 FIELD GOALS REBOUNDS Game: 46{vs. Culver-Stockton), 1967-68 Game: 34, Pete Spoden, {vs. Winona St.), Season: 804{27Games), 1963-64 1960-61 Season: 247, Al Carew, 1952-53(25) 418, Jim Jackson, 1958-59 {23 Games) FREE THROWS Career: 1, 104, Peter Spoden, 1960-4 Game: 42(vs. Morningside), 1961 -62 Season: 617, 1970-71 ASSISTS Game: 9, Joe Ferguson, 1974-75 REBOUNDS Season: 99, Mark Long, 1976-77 Game: 83, {vs. SDSU), 1959-60 Season: 1,409 {23 Games), 1959-60 ASSISTS Season: 318, 1974-75(Does not include one game)

43 Panthers Vs. Individual Opponents

First Last Result Opponent G w L PCT. Game UNI OPP. Ames ...... 1 0 1 .000 1919-20 19 28 Augustana(lll.) ...... 2 0 2 .000 1976-77 77 92 Augustana ...... 75 51 24 .680 1942-43 65 51 Ball State ...... 1 0 1 .000 1972-73 82 89 Beloit ...... 1 0 1 .000 1914-15 20 28 Bemidji State ...... 4 2 2 .500 1962-63 68 69 Bradley ...... 1 0 1 .000 1970-71 71 117 Briar Cliff ...... 2 1 1 .500 1973-74 65 83 Buena Vista ...... 5 5 0 1.000 1920-21 70 59 Camp Dodge ...... 1 0 1 .000 1918-19 23 29 Carleton ...... 7 2 5 .286 1931-32 62 73 Cedar Valley ...... 1 1 0 1.000 1919-20 15 14 Central Iowa ...... 13 9 4 .692 1914-15 65 63 Central Missouri State ...... 8 4 4 .500 1967-68 91 90 Central Ohio ...... 1 1 0 1.000 1972-73 92 59 Charles City ...... 6 4 2 .666 1906-07 34 16 Chicago Teachers ...... 4 3 1 .750 194Q-41 44 33 Coe ...... 33 16 17 .485 1906-07 72 49 Columbia ...... 33 10 23 .303 1909-10 62 82 Creighton ...... 1 0 1 .000 1917-18 15 35 Culver Stockton ...... 1 1 0 1.000 1967-68 111 80 Des Moines ...... 8 3 5 .375 1914-15 41 30 Des Moines YMCA ...... 1 0 1 .000 1908-09 14 31 Detroit ...... 1 0 1 .000 1939-40 28 29 Detroit Tech ...... 1 1 0 1.000 1957-58 85 68 Drake ...... 6 2 4 .333 1907-08 49 58 Dubuque ...... 15 9 6 .600 1914-15 23 16 Dubuque Gorman ...... 1 1 0 1.000 1914-15 47 16 East Waterloo ...... 1 1 0 1.000 1906-07 48 18 Eastern Illinois ...... 8 1 7 .125 1971-72 66 72 Ellsworth Junior College ..... 2 2 0 1.000 1908-09 20 18 Emporia ...... 2 0 2 .000 1946-47 49 63 Evansville ...... 1 0 1 .000 1963-64 67 82 Fresno State ...... 1 1 0 1.000 1949-50 64 42 Grinnell ...... 30 12 18 .400 1907-08 74 65 Gustavus Adolphus ...... 4 2 2 .500 1947-48 89 61 Hamilton ...... 2 2 0 1.000 1923-24 33 20 Hamline ...... 9 4 5 .444 1931-32 81 68 Hastings ...... 2 0 2 .000 19S0-51 46 49 Illinois State ...... 5 1 4 .200 1959-60 76 82 Iowa ...... 8 0 8 .000 1907-08 16 44 Iowa State ...... 14 4 10 .286 1932-33 70 123 Iowa Wesleyan ...... 11 7 4 .636 1919-20 21 26 Ithaca ...... 1 1 0 1.000 1948-49 41 40 Kansas ...... 1 0 1 .000 1973-74 60 94 Kansas Normal...... 4 1 3 .250 1907-08 14 26 Kansas State ...... 1 0 1 .000 1948-49 47 54 44 Leander Clark ...... 5 4 1 .800 1906-07 19 13 Lennox ...... 6 3 3 .500 1906-07 23 15 Loras ...... 26 13 13 .500 1942-43 88 84 Luther ...... 30 17 13 .567 1921 -22 68 64 Macalester ...... 7 5 2 .714 1958-59 78 68 MacMurray ...... 2 2 0 1.000 1962-63 75 56 Mankato State ...... 42 25 17 .595 1947-48 84 72 Milwaukee Teachers ...... 2 0 2 .000 1941-42 35 44 Minnesota-Duluth ...... 1 1 0 1.000 1971-72 87 82 Missouri Normal ...... 1 0 1 .000 1908-Q9 16 38 Missouri-St. Louis ...... 2 2 0 1.000 1977-78 79 63 Montana ...... 1 0 1 .000 1968-69 75 85 Montana State ...... 2 1 1 .500 1945-46 80 82 Morningside ...... 96 60 36 .625 1920-21 83 67 Nebraska ...... 8 0 8 .000 1948-49 55 73 Nebraska-Omaha ...... 24 14 10 .583 1934-35 61 67 Nebraska-Wesleyan ...... 1 0 1 .000 1961-62 77 78 North Carolina A&T ...... 1 0 1 .000 1963-64 72 91 North Central ...... 2 0 2 .000 1951-52 65 83 North Dakota ...... 77 32 45 .416 1935-36 60 71 North Dakota State ...... 75 46 29 .613 1935-36 69 63 Northeast Missouri ...... 5 2 3 .400 1935-36 74 70 Northern Illinois ...... 9 7 2 .778 1945-46 88 80 Northern South Dakota ...... 1 0 1 .000 1972-73 67 74 Northwest Missouri ...... 3 3 0 1.000 1956-57 79 61 Oklahoma A&M ...... 1 1 0 1.000 1931-32 29 27 Ottumwa Pre Flight...... 4 2 2 .500 1945-46 48 51 Parsons ...... 25 18 7 .720 1912-13 89 75 Pepperdine ...... 1 0 1 .000 1945-46 22 64 River Falls Teachers ...... 3 2 1 .667 1948-49 53 55 San Jose State ...... 1 0 1 .000 1947-48 58 64 St. Ambrose ...... 7 7 0 1.000 1945-46 79 68 St. John's ...... 1 1 0 1.000 1948-49 69 45 St. Joseph's ...... 2 2 0 1.000 1913-14 27 13 St. Olaf ...... 2 2 0 1.000 1948-49 70 56 St. Thomas ...... 8 2 6 .250 194(}41 70 86 Si mpson ...... 26 21 5 .807 1919-20 74 69 Southeast Missouri ...... 1 1 0 1.000 1963-64 93 85 South Dakota ...... 75 35 40 .467 1935-36 79 67 South Dakota State ...... 79 35 44 .443 1935-36 49 56 Southern Illinois ...... 4 0 4 .000 196~65 81 107 Southwest Kansas ...... 1 0 1 .000 1954-55 73 82 Southwest Louisiana ...... 2 2 0 1.000 1939-40 49 24 Stetson ...... 1 0 1 .000 1952-53 57 75 Still ...... 4 4 0 1.000 1921-22 23 17 Upper Iowa ...... 28 21 7 .753 1913-14 65 76 Wartburg ...... 20 12 8 .600 1951 -52 67 83 Washburn ...... 1 0 1 .000 1957-58 54 65 Washington (St. Louis) ...... 1 1 0 1.000 1970-71 74 61 Washington University ...... 2 1 1 .500 1937-38 71 82 Waterloo Legion ...... 1 1 0 1.000 1919-20 32 22 Waterloo YMCA ...... 6 5 1 .833 1906-Q7 29 13 Wayne State ...... 5 3 2 .600 194o-41 75 60 Westmar ...... 2 2 0 1.000 1968-69 99 66 West Waterloo ...... 2 2 0 1.000 1906-Q7 44 22 Western Illinois ...... 32 15 17 .468 1938-39 76 81 Western Michigan ...... 4 0 4 .000 1946-47 60 68 West Union ...... 1 1 0 1.000 1928-29 29 26 45 Wichita State ...... 1 0 1 .000 1977-78 65 81 William Penn ...... 27 23 4 .850 1919-20 29 26 Winona State ...... 7 6 1 .857 1955-56 104 85 Wisconsin-La Crosse ...... 4 2 2 .500 1949-50 67 65 Wisconsin-Milwaukee ...... 1 1 0 1.000 Wisconsin Normal ...... 2 1 1 .500 1914-15 22 36 Wisconsin-Stevens Point . . .. 1 0 1 .000 1973-74 56 72 Youngstown State ...... 2 1 1 .500 1976-77 77 65

All-Time Coaching Records Conf. Coach Years(No.) G w L Pct. Titles No Coach Designated 1900-1902 (2) 4 1 3 .250 0 Jones 1902-1903 (1) 2 0 2 .000 0 Charles A. Pell 1903-1906 (3) 23 11 12 .478 0 R. F. Seymour 1906-1909 (3) 29 14 15 .483 0 Clayton B. Simmons 1909-1910 (1) 7 4 3 .571 0 No Records 191CH911 H.. Pasini 1911-1913 (2) 20 8 12 .400 0 Allen P. Berkstresser 1913-1917 (4) 22 10 12 .455 0 No Coach Designated 1917-1918 (1) 10 5 5 .500 0 Russel Glaesner 1918-1919 (1) 8 2 6 .250 0 Ivan Doseff 1919-1921 (2) 28 14 14 .500 0 L. L. Mendenhall 1921-1924 (3) 34 27 7 .794 0 Arthur D. Dickinson 1924-1932 (12) 168 102 66 .607 0 Melvin Fritze! 1932-1933 (1) 13 9 4 .692 0 Arthur D. Dickinson 1933-1937 0 . M. " Hon" Nordly 1937-1943 (15) 293 166 127 .567 5 NO BASKETBALL (War Years) 1943-1945 0 . M. " Hon" Nordly 1945-1954 Stanley Hall 1954-1956 (2) 41 19 22 .463 0 James H. Witham 1956-1961 (5) 112 63 49 .563 0 Norman Stewart 1961-1967 (6) 139 97 42 .698 2 Zeke Hogeland 1967-1973 (6) 144 70 74 .486 1 James Ber~ 1973- (5) 132 43 89 .483 0 TOTALS (75) 1229 665 564 .545 8 46 Scoring Aces 1,000-Point Club Player Yrs. TP AVG. 1. Bill McCoy (1969- 73) 4 1713 17.6 2. Ken Huelman (1966-69) 3 1275 18.7 3. Pete Spoden (196Q-64) 3 1239 17.7 4. Craig Kneppe (1963-66) 3 1200 17.1 5. Norm Jesperson (1946-49) 4 1099 14.1 6. Jerry Holbrook(1959-62) 3 1045 15.4 7. Howie Pigg (1951-55) 3 1041 15.5 8. Dick Beetsch (1952-56) 4 1029 12.0 9. John Martin (1967-70) 3 1027 14.4 10. Jerry Waugh (1966-68) 3 1009 20.4 11. Ron Lemons (1975-1978) 3 1004 13.4

McCOY HUELMAN JESPERSON HOLBROOK 500-Point Club 12. Joseph Ferguson (1971- 75) 4 999 10.4 13. Randy Beilke (1960-63) 4 962 10.0 14. Ron Jessen (1962-65) 3 926 12.6 15. Duane Josephson (1961-64) 3 913 13.4 16. Jim Jackson (1958-60) 3 891 13.3 17. Walt Kochneff (1946-50) 3 811 12.9 18. Brian Bestul (1969-73) 4 791 8.7 19. Skip Anderson (1967-70) 3 744 10.6 20. Frank Stotts (1956-59) 3 738 12.3 21. Ron LaFrentz (1957-60) 3 723 10.5 22. Darrell Timion (1969-73) 4 722 8.9 23. Darrell Jesse (1966-69) 3 673 9.9 24. Bob Waller (1959-62) 3 662 11 .8 25. Van Combs (1945-49) 3 642 10.9 26. Bill Runchey (1972-75) 3 630 9.0 27. Del Nicklaus (1953-56) 3 604 9.9 28. Ray Nissen (1954-56) 3 590 14.9 29. Mark Enright (1975-1978) 3 585 12.2 ~ . Dean Jensen (1957-60) 3 584 8.6 31. Gene Nichols (1956-59) 3 579 8.5 32. Jerry McColley (1963-65) 2 566 11.2 33. Dennis Filliman (1956-58) 2 561 11.5 47 Cage Efforts Year-by-Year

Own Opp. Year Games Won Lost Pct. Pts. Pts. Head Coach Enrollment 1900-01 3 0 3 .000 No Coach Designated 911 1901-02 1 1 0 1.000 No Coach Designated 873 1902-03 2 0 2 .000 Jones 868 1903-04 5 2 3 .400 Charles A. Pell 857 1904-05 6 3 3 .500 Charles A. Pell 812 1905-06 12 6 6 .500 Charles A. Pell 905 1906-07 9 5 4 .556 312 309 R. F. Seymour 981 1907-08 8 4 4 .500 305 275 R. F. Seymour 1,013 1908-09 12 5 7 .417 290 384 R. F. Seymour 995 1909-10 7 4 3 .571 155 147 Clayton B. Simmons 1,070 1910-11 NORECORD 1,108 1911-12 10 2 8 .200 184 295 H. F. Pasini 1,094 1912-13 10 6 4 .600NO RECORD H. F. Pasini 1,202 1913-14 10 6 4 .600 257 192 Allen P. Berkstresser 1,297 191~15 12 4 8 .333 266 310 Allen P. Berkstresser 1,406 1915-16 NORECORD Allen P. Berkstresser 1,741 1916-17 NO RECORD Allen P. Berkstresser 1,680 1917-18 10 5 5 .500 244 228 No Coach Designated 1,387 1918-19 8 2 6 .250 135 183 Russel Glaesner 1,125 1919-20 16 7 9 .467 346 375 Ivan Doseff 1,423 192D-21 12 7 5 .583 260 226 Ivan Doseff 1,402 1921-22 11 9 2 .818 254 193 L. L. Mendenhall 1,644 1922-23 11 10 1 .909 301 208 L. L. Mendenhall 2,130 1923-24 12 8 4 .667 242 199 L. L. Mendenhall 2,565 192~25 11 10 1 .909 301 208 Arthur D. Dickinson 2,648 1925-26 13 10 3 .769 348 273 Arthur D. Dickinson 2,642 1926-27 13 6 7 .462 313 336 Arthur D. Dickinson 2,443 1927-28 15 7 8 .467 411 374 Arthur D. Dickinson 2,304 1928-29 16 12 4 .750 463 377 Arthur D. Dickinson 2,094 1929-30 15 13 2 .867 435 303 Arthur D. Dickinson 2,227 193Q-31 12 9 3 .750 406 263 Arthur D. Dickinson 2,169 1931-32 16 10 6 .625 482 448 Arthur D. Dickinson 2,049 1932-33 13 9 4 .692 430 356 Melvin Fritze! 1,562 1933-34 13 8 5 .615 376 362 Arthur D. Dickinson 1,472 1~35 16 6 10 .375 479 553 Arthurd D. Dickinson 1,543 1935-36 16 6 10 .375 447 493 Arthur D. Dickinson 1,771 1936-37 12 5 7 .417 345 354 Arthur D. Dickinson 1,872 1937-38 14 9 5 .643 481 436 0 . M. " Hon" Nordly 1,863 1938-39 17 9 8 .529 634 621 0 . M. " Hon," Nordly 1,926 1939-40 18 11 7 .611 630 622 0 . M. " Hon," Nordly 1,901 1940-41 17 11 6 .647 671 626 0 . M. " Hon" Nordly 1,745 1941-42 19 10 9 .526 750 726 0. M. " Hon" Nordly 1,502 1942-43 12 3 9 .250 456 463 0 . M. " Hon" Nordly 1,381 1943-44 NO BASKETBALL (War Years) 1~ NOBASKETBALL(WarYears) 1945-46 20 13 7 .650 1,008 869 0 . M. " Hon" Nordly 1,233 194&47 20 6 14 .300 888 937 0 . M. " Hon," Nordly 2,475 1947-48 20 14 6 .700 1,054 895 0 . M. "Hon" Nordly 2,846 48 1948-49 22 16 6 .727 1,215 1,059 0 . M. " Hon" Nordly 3,083 1949-50 21 16 5 .762 1,340 1,093 0 . M. " Hon" Nordly 2,949 1950-51 23 14 9 .609 1,228 1,162 0 . M. " Hon" Nordly 2,688 1951-52 24 14 10 ..583 1,397 1,349 0 . M. " Hon" Nordly 2,352 1952-~ 25 14 11 .560 1,656 1,708 0 . M. " Hon" Nordly 2,239 1953-54 21 6 15 .286 1,330 1,450 0 . M. " Hon" Nordly 2,231 1954-55 22 11 11 .500 1,707 1,654 Stanley Hall 2,676 1955-56 19 8 11 .421 1,369 1,467 Stanley Hall 3,045 1956-57 22 12 10 .545 1,491 1,489 James H. Witham 3,195 1957-58 23 9 14 .391 1,478 1,492 James H. Witham 3,210 1958-59 23 11 12 .478 1,655 1,678 James H. Witham 3,482 1959-60 23 15 8 .652 1,758 1,605 James H. Witham 3,428 1960-61 21 16 5 .762 1,636 1,355 James H. Witham 3,616 1961~2## 24 19 5 .792 1,908 1,628 Norman Stewart 4,070 1962~ 23 15 8 .652 1,741 1,631 Norman Stewart 4,567 1~ 27 23 4 .853 2,120 1,838 Norman Stewart 5,147 1~5 23 16 7 .696 1,744 1,626 Norman Stewart 5,520 1965-66 20 13 7 .650 1,354 1,297 Norman Stewart 6,419 1~7 22 11 11 .500 1,599 1,634 Norman Stewart 7,409 1967~ 22 15 7 .682 1,139 1.m Zeke Hogeland 8,213 1~9## 24 15 9 .625 1,991 1,782 Zeke Hogeland 9,058 1969-70 25 13 12 .520 1,795 1,817 Zeke Hogeland 9,494 1970-71 26 6 20 .231 2,005 2,248 Zeke Hogeland 9,723 1971-72 23 10 13 .435 1,736 1,737 Zeke Hogeland 10,546 1972-73 24 11 13 .458 1,795 1,813 Zeke Hogeland 9,846 1973-74 26 4 22 .154 1,687 2,012 James Berry 9,587 1974-75 26 6 20 .231 1,824 2,119 James Berry 8,800 1975-76 26 9 17 .346 1,959 2,102 James Berry 9,777 1976-77 27 9 18 .333 1,927 2,027 James Berry 10,300 1977-78 27 15 12 .556 1,898 1,869 James Berry 10,342 1900- 1978 1,229 665 564 .54164,841 63,937 251,169 #North Central Conference Title ##Shared North Central Conference Title

Home Game Information GAME SITE: UNI-Dome (16,400) located on the University of Northern Iowa campus located immediately west of old O.R. Latham Stadium on Hudson Road. GAME TIME: Varsity games start at 7:30 p.m. TEAM UNIFORM: Northern Iowa colors are Purple and Old Gold. White uniforms with purple numbers are worn by the Panthers at home and purple uniforms with white numbers are worn on the road. OFFICIALS: Officials are assigned and approved by the Big 10 Con­ ference. PRACTICE SESSIONS: All requests for advance practice sessions for visiting teams should be directed through Jim Berry, UNI Head Basketball Coach (319) 273-6472. GAME EQUIPMENT: McGregor X10L basketballs are used for all home games. Practice bal Is are supplied upon request. DRESSING ROOMS: Visitors dressing room in Physical Education Building directly north of the UNI-Dome. Enter via the west doors of the PEC complex.

49 Season-by-Season Review (1 906-1977) 1901Hl7 1913-14 1919-20 (5-4) (6-4) (7-9) 36 Waterloo West . 34 20 Iowa 21 15 Cedar Valley 14 48 Waterloo East . 18 12 Drake ...... 24 13 Cornell ...... 22 20 Lennox ...... • • . 33 22 Parsons ...... 14 19 Ames ...... 28 23 Leander Clark . 27 23 St. Joseph 21 28 William Penn 13 46 Leander Clark . 31 25 Upper Iowa 29 32 Waterloo Legion . 22 20 Coe ... 60 43 Charles City . 15 12 Cornell . . . 34 37 Waterloo YMCA . 33 14 Iowa 27 31 Iowa Wesleyan 27 28 Coe . 39 27 St. Joseph 13 18 Dubuque 36 54 Charles City . . . 34 37 Drake . 12 33 Parsons . 15 ' Coach - R. F. Seymour 34 Charles City . t 6 11 Dubuque 47 Coach - Allen P. Berkstresser 24 Lennox 25 33 Des Moines 16 15 Lennox ...... •. •. •. 18 1907-08 8 Des Moines 16 (4-4) 22 Simpson 34 32 Upper Iowa 8 23 Grinnell . 51 1914-15 Coach - Ivan Doseff 53 Drake . 27 (4-8) 44 Waterloo YMCA . 29 11 Grinnell ...... 46 1920-21 19 Grinnell . 55 16 Iowa 44 (7-5) 26 Kansas Normal 32 17 Drake . 21 14 Parsons ...... 24 38 Leander Clark 23 25 Des Moines . 41 14 Iowa Wesleyan 29 29 Iowa 33 19 Wisconsin Normal . 12 24 Lennox 22 73 Charles City . 25 27 Upper Iowa 15 32 Buena Vista 6 Coach - A. F. Seymour 33 Central 8 21 Morningside 14 14 Kansas Normal 26 14 Des Moines . 21 15 Dubuque 17 18 Dubuque 35 22 Wisconsin Normal . 36 23 Lennox ...... 15 1908-09 47 Dubuque Gorman 16 29 Iowa Wesleyan . 5 (5-7) 20 Beloit . 28 25 Upper Iowa 10 53 Ellsworth 26 Coach - Allen P. Berkstresser 20 Dubuque 34 44 Waterloo West . 22 26 Buena Vista 11 19 Grinnell . 53 Coach - Ivan Doseff 12 Iowa 40 5 Grinnell ...... 33 1921-22 (9-2) 32 Leander Clark . 24 1915-16 13 Luther 17 43 Waterloo YMCA . 20 No Record 18 9 Iowa 46 Coach - Allen P. Berkstresser 24 Luther 34 Leander Clark 27 28 Simpson ...... • . . . . 24 16 Missouri North 38 31 Still ...... 14 8 9 Kansas Normal 24 25 William Penn 17 14 Des Moines YMCA . 31 26 Buena Vista 24 Coach - R. F. Seymour 18 Upper Iowa 1916-17 23 Simpson ...... l 8 No Record 20 William Penn 16 Coach - Allen P. Berkstresser 26 Still ...... 21 1909-10 20 Upper Iowa 16 (4-3) Coach - L. L. Mendenhall 23 Charles City . 26 11 Waterloo YMCA . 27 1922-23 11 Iowa 34 1917-18 (10-1) 23 Kansas Normal 17 (5-5) 22 Cornell 21 Cornell ...... 33 . 34 29 Waterloo YMCA 13 33 Still 16 22 Cornell to 16 23 Cornell 34 34 Luther 31 Waterloo YMCA . 20 Penn 40 Dubuque 17 27 William 17 Coach - Clayton B. Simmons 15 Simpson ...... 12 20 Grinnell . 19 23 Still ...... 17 33 Coe . 34 1910-11 28 Upper Iowa 13 17 Dubuque 13 No Records 29 William Penn 17 29 Upper Iowa 30 28 Simpson ...... •... 19 21 Upper Iowa 13 23 Cornell ...... 24 20 17 Coe . 25 Upper Iowa 13 1911 -12 15 Creighton 35 Coach - L. L. Mendenhall (2-8) No Coach Designated ...... 11 36 Lennox 1923-24 . . . . 24 21 Coe ...... (8-4) Clark 32 25 Leander 21 Hamilton 9 17 Charles City . 49 33 Hamilton 20 8 Iowa ...... • . 28 1918-19 23 William Penn 14 19 Leander Clark . 13 (2-6) 26 William Penn 22 50 16 Cornell 23 Camp Dodge 29 25 Iowa Wesleyan 8 32 17 Cornell 14 Des Moines 12 17 Parsons . 13 35 9 Coe . 23 Cornell ...... 25 10 Simpson ...... 25 ...... 2t 16 Iowa 13 Coe ...... 26 19 Upper Iowa 14 - H. F. Pasini Coach 17 Grinnell . 18 15 Iowa Wesleyan 17 Des Moines . 31 Upper Iowa 17 1912-13 20 31 19 Coe . 16 10 Simpson 22 (6-4) 6 Upper Iowa 26 12 Parsons . 18 Coach - H. F. Pasini Coach - Russell Glaesner Coach - L. L. Mendenhall 50 1924-25 1929-30 1933-34 (10-1) (13-2) (8-5) 20 Ellsworth ...... 18 20 Cornell 22 34 Columbia ...... 18 26 Dubuque ...... 24 21 Coe ... 14 34 Grinnell ...... 33 34 William Penn 16 26 Columbia ...... • . . . . 22 21 Coe ...... 17 31 Upper Iowa 15 39 Parsons . 14 22 Grinnell ...... • . • . . . . 30 27 Simpson 16 23 William Penn 19 34 Cornell ...... 32 38 Dubuque ...... 25 30 Simpson ...... 28 30 Cornell ...... 35 28 Parsons ...... 22 30 Upper Iowa . . . 19 29 Coe . 31 19 Upper Iowa 7 27 Parsons . 18 20 Columbia . 36 22 Simpson 25 21 William Penn 17 29 Simpson 27 27 Parsons . 23 20 Luther 28 35 Luther 21 29 William Penn 17 42 Upper Iowa 21 29 William Penn ...... 36 Coach - A. D. Dickinson 34 Simpson ...... 27 31 Luther ...... 22 24 Columbia ...... 19 28 Simpson ...... 24 1925-26 43 Dubuque 1o Coach - A. D. Dickinson (10-3) 35 Luther 25 32 Central 22 Coach - A. D. Dickinson 34 Iowa Wesleyan 14 33 William Penn 31 24 Central 14 18 William Penn 25 1934-35 27 Simpson ...... 24 (6-1 0) 18 Upper Iowa 13 1930-31 25 Grinnell 24 20 Parsons . 19 20 William Penn 21 20 Parsons . 31 (~3) 27 Coe ... 17 25 Coe . 30 36 Iowa Wesleyan 23 36 Luther 32 37 Upper Iowa 12 47 Dubuque ...... 13 47 Simpson 17 25 Cornell ...... 37 14 Luther 21 42 Morningside 49 24 12 Luther 25 35 Luther 24 Grin nell ...... 43 Coach - A. D. Dickinson 41 Parsons ... 22 23 Dubuque ...... 16 28 Simpson ...... 25 Luther 29 1926-27 28 Columbia 35 24 (6-7) 35 Simpson 30 47 Morningside 38 48 22 Cornell 24 17 Luther ...... 27 37 Cornell 31 Omaha . . . 45 14 Coe ...... 15 38 Parsons . 24 34 Simpson 31 23 Coe . 20 55 William Penn 13 33 16 Upper Iowa 24 36 Columbia . 24 29 Coe ...... 29 William Penn 26 35 William Penn 22 Coach - A. D. Dickinson 23 Omaha 42 22 Central ...... 37 . Coach - A. D. Dickinson 24 Iowa Wesleyan 19 17 Parsons ...... 27 34 William Penn 33 17 Parsons . 27 42 Iowa Wesleyan 24 16 Central . . . 44 1931-32 31 Upper Iowa 20 (10-S) Coach - A. D. Dickinson 29 Oklahoma A&M 27 1935-36 29 Coe . 26 (6-10) 1927-28 18 Carleton 31 15 Coe . 16 (7-8) 22 Hamline . 29 23 Morningside 22 34 Cornell 31 32 Columbia ...... 24 28 South Dakota 41 22 Luther 25 41 Simpson ...... 24 32 South Dakota State 30 23 Upper Iowa 24 14 Luther ...... 25 21 Coe ... 28 20 Iowa Wesleyan 36 19 Central ...... 32 31 North Dakota 43 28 Parsons . 39 35 Columbia . 18 30 Morningside 33 16 Luther ...... 19 21 Luther ...... 34 27 South Dakota 26 28 William Penn 19 47 William Penn 20 37 South Dakota State 39 32 Upper Iowa 22 33 Parsons ...... 30 23 North Dakota State . 31 33 Central 18 36 Simpson 24 29 North Dakota 52 40 Buena Vista 17 32 Parsons ...... 30 25 North Dakota State . 35 16 Des Moines 23 37 William Penn 31 37 Omaha 26 23 Parsons . 25 37 Central 43 21 Omaha 34 42 William Penn 33 Coach - A. D. Dickinson 29 Luther 18 33 Central 17 39 Luther 19 21 Iowa Wesleyan 26 Coach - A. D. Dickinson Coach - A. D. Dickinson

1928-29 (12-4) 23 Cornell ...... 34 1932-33 1936-37 18 Coe ...... 24 ( ~) (5-7) 26 Columbia 20 32 Coe ...... 34 22 Grinnell ...... • . 18 24 Columbia 22 23 Iowa State . 29 21 Coe ...... 22 20 Luther 21 28 Haml ine ...... 22 23 North Dakota 25 33 Dubuque ...... 21. 49 Columbia 17 38 Grinnell ...... 46 37 Parsons ...... • . . . . 29 32 Luther 29 36 South Dakota State 35 43 William Penn 28 40 Parsons . 37 22 Morningside 25 38 Upper Iowa 16 41 William Penn 25 16 Morningsi de 32 21 Luther 27 40 Columbia . 20 33 Omaha 24 41 Des Moines 30 26 Simpson 22 23 North Dakota State . . . 28 29 West Union 26 40 William Penn 44 35 Coe ...... 34 25 Upper Iowa 19 27 Parsons . 24 30 South Dakota 34 26 Central 19 30 Luther ...... 27 46 Omaha 31 34 William Penn 25 22 Simpson 26 Coach - A. D. Dickinson 25 Parsons . 16 Coach - Melvin Fritzel Coach - A. D. Dickinson 51 1937-38 1941-42 1946-47 (9-5) (10-9) (6-14) 26 Iowa State . 30 36 St. Thomas 44 53 Ottumwa P-F 40 36 Washington University ... 32 31 Chicago Technical . 34 44 Hamline. 48 46 Coe . 41 33 Milwaukee Technical . so 36 Iowa State . 47 40 Coe . 21 44 Chicago Technical . 33 47 St. Ambrose . 37 28 Iowa State ...... 35 22 Morningside 34 39 Western 11 linois 56 33 Omaha 30 39 Grinnell . 47 35 Northern Illinois . 37 33 North Dakota 42 38 South Dakota State 37 36 Emporia 46 34 North Dakota State . 25 40 Western Illinois 35 48 Ottumwa P-F 51 29 South Dakota State 18 33 North Dakota State . 44 35 Milwaukee Tech College 44 28 South Dakota 22 43 Omaha 35 42 North Dakota 45 55 Omaha 43 48 South Dakota ... 26 49 North Dakota State . 42 29 Morningside 23 48 Luther ...... 39 60 South Dakota State 53 30 Hamline . 33 60 Western Illinois 45 34 Augustana 35 34 Morningside 41 SO North Dakota 38 36 Western Michigan 45 Coach - 0 . M. Nordly 34 North Dakota State . 38 46 Morningside 42 47 Omaha 42 48 South Dakota State 67 21 Luther 32 62 St. Ambrose . 44 35 Morningside 42 42 Western Illinois 49 1938-39 48 Grinnell . 31 54 Western Michigan 63 (9-8) Coach - 0 . M. Nordly 42 Augustana 46 36 Coe . 26 Coach - 0 . M. Nordly 33 Hamline...... 35 51 Western Illinois 43 38 Iowa State . 29 39 Coe . 32 36 Grinnell . 52 1942-43 32 Iowa State . 43 ······ ······ (3-9) 35 North Dakota 23 34 Morningside 48 35 Loras so Dakota State 46 1947-48 25 Grinnell . 29 27 South (14-6) 38 South Dakota so 36 Loras . 38 . 58 41 South Dakota State so 44 Grinnell . 28 49 Drake Dakota 29 53 Omaha 24 33 Iowa State ...... 34 54 South 45 North Dakota State . 43 28 North Dakota 32 53 North Dakota 39 44 24 Omaha 19 58 Augustana 36 45 Simpson 32 West Illinois . 58 32 South Dakota 35 52 Luther 38 42 Morningside 17 33 Morningside 36 48 Gustavus Adolphus 53 Coach - 0 . M. Nordly 42 South Dakota State 46 68 Mankato State . 59 38 Augustana 40 69 South Dakota State 42 50 Morningside 42 47 lowaState . 52 Coach - 0 . M. Nordly 49 North Dakota State . 40 1939-40 42 South Dakota 33 (11-7) 71 Morningside 49 40 Coe . 27 69 Luther 43 40 Grin nell . 38 59 Augustana 37 39 Coe . 38 37 South Dakota State 41 30 Northeast Missouri . 28 1943-44 40 Luther 48 37 Southwest Louisiana . 29 No Basketball (War Years) 45 Augustana 44 23 Coe . 29 41 Morningside 40 28 Detroit 29 58 Luther 42 24 Western Illinois 34 58 San Jose State . 64 36 South Dakota State 31 Coach - 0 . M. Nordly 26 South Dakota 39 1944-45 40 North Dakota State . 44 No Basketball (War Years) 32 North Dakota 30 43 Omaha ...... 32 33 Grinnell . 32 40 Morningside 33 40 Northeast Missouri . 42 39 Omaha 48 1948-49 40 Morningside 39 (16-6) 1945-46 Coach - 0 . M. Nordly 63 Upper Iowa 35 (13-7) 60 South Dakota 46 96 Grinnell ...... 32 . 52 Nebraska 63 33 Drake ...... 36 1940-41 . 49 St. Olaf ...... 35 75 St. Ambrose . 32 . (11-6) 41 Ithaca. 40 58 Northern Illinois . 38 24 St. Thomas 35 47 Kansas State 54 60 South Dakota State 28 49 Coe . 38 56 Mankato State . 52 61 Simpson 39 49 Southwest Louisiana . 24 69 St. John 's . 45 40 South Dakota State 49 32 Wayne State . 29 57 North Dakota 41 53 Augustana 41 49 North Dakota 40 47 South Dakota State 35 Loras . 43 SO Western Illinois 52 48 42 Augustana 40 SO South Dakota 45 37 South Dakota 45 54 South Dakota State 46 47 Morningside 49 49 South Dakota State 36 53 Wisconsin-River Fall s 55 52 Simpson 44 27 Omaha 47 ············· 71 North Dakota State . 52 46 Augustana 32 20 Chicago Technical . 19 51 North Dakota 60 45 Saint Ambrose . 35 40 Coe . 36 60 Carleton 48 42 61 North Dakota State . 53 46 Ottumwa P-F 55 Morningside 57 51 24 Chicago Technical . 22 38 Hamline ...... 61 Loras . 52 -F 71 56 Morningside 42 37 Ottumwa P 51 Augustana 34 56 27 Omaha 19 43 Loras .. 62 Morningside 42 State . 42 36 Wayne State . 41 58 Montana 65 Wisconsin-River Falls 64 41 Morningside 48 22 Pepperdine 64 49 Emporia 63 Coach - 0 . M. Nordly Coach - 0 . M. Nordly Coach - 0 . M. Nordly 52 194&-50 1952-53 1955-56 (16-5) (14-11) (8-11 ) n Central 20 51 St. Thomas 83 52 Grinnell . 73 70 St.Olaf 56 65 North Central 83 75 Cornell ...... 72 69 Central 47 41 Mankato State . 77 63 Winona State 52 54 Nebraska 60 66 Wartburg 73 70 North Dakota 75 63 North Dakota 66 66 Loras ...... 55 75 Wartburg ...... 91 64 Fresno State 42 74 North Dakota 65 86 Wisconsin·LaCrosse ...... 102 48 Wisconsin-Lacrosse 43 74 Simpson ...... 69 81 North Dakota State . 86 63 Wisconsin-River Falls 49 57 St. Thomas 74 66 North Dakota ...... 87 68 South Dakota State 59 68 South Dakota 52 81 South Dakota ...... 58 68 South Dakota 43 66 Grinnell . 69 76 North Dakota State . 71 75 Morningside 56 58 Carleton 67 79 Loras ...... 69 66 North Dakota 70 67 North Dakota State . 59 59 Augustana ...... 72 57 North Dakota State . 48 66 South Dakota 60 56 South Dakota State 93 59 Loras ... . . 64 80 Morningside n 81 Augustana ...... 69 57 North Dakota State . 45 58 South Dakota State 51 70 South Dakota State 88 44 South Dakota 60 67 Augustana 60 72 Morningside 67 65 Morningside 53 40 South Dakota State 66 64 South Dakota 73 85 Augustana 44 71 North Dakota State . 65 75 Cornell 90 62 Augustana 59 73 North Dakota 85 88 Morningside ...... 79 67 South Dakota State 66 90 Morningside 72 Coach - Stanley Hall 59 Carleton 43 79 Augustana 63 Coach - 0 . M. Nordly 62 Carleton 73 70 Cornell 57 90 St. Am brose 78 57 Stetson . 75 Coach - 0 . M. Nordly 1950-51 1956-57 (14-9) (12-10) 57 Mankato State . 39 66 Loras . 77 48 Carleton 60 59 Cornell 72 57 Upper Iowa ... 43 1953-54 79 Winona State 81 38 Wisconsin-Lacrosse 48 (6-15) 71 North Dakota 48 60 North Dakota 51 61 Cornell ...... 65 72 North Dakota State . 54 55 Nebraska 63 62 Wartburg . . . 64 75 Northwest Missouri 62 57 Hastings 58 61 North Dakota 71 68 Luther 64 46 Hastings 49 71 Loras 89 91 Wartburg 74 60 Grinnell . 63 42 St. Thomas 87 67 Wisconsin-Lacrosse . 65 56 North Dakota State . 54 70 St. Thomas 86 60 South Dakota 87 59 Augustana 52 54 Macalester 62 72 Morningsi de 78 61 South Dakota 48 64 South Dakota 48 62 Wartburg 59 55 Morningside 53 61 North Dakota State . 83 71 North Dakota State . 65 54 Loras . 51 61 North Dakota 53 52 South Dakota 55 SO North Dakota State . 39 73 North Dakota State . 65 62 South Dakota State 70 71 Morningside 60 46 South Dakota 61 53 South Dakota State 82 51 South Dakota 55 69 Morningside 79 67 Augustana 76 51 South Dakota State 41 82 Grinnell . 84 65 Cornell 60 42 South Dakota State 55 65 Augustana so 64 Augustana 55 56 Augustana 39 63 South Dakota State 70 51 Morningside 60 45 North Dakota State . 40 58 Morningside 66 76 Grinnell . 67 57 North Dakota 63 58 South Dakota State 54 88 North Dakota 78 42 Augustana 38 87 Augustana 63 Coach - James Witham Coach - 0 . M. Nordly 57 Mankato State . 66 65 Cornell 84 Coach -0. M. Nordly

1957-58 1951-52 (9-1 4) (14-10) 85 DetroitTech . 68 46 North Central 57 1954-55 57 Northwest Missouri 52 44 Nebraska 60 (11-11) 54 Washburn . 65 70 Wartburg . . 56 100 Loras . . 76 61 Cornell 62 58 Mankato State . 56 74 Wartburg 70 51 North Dakota State . 70 53 & . Thomas 51 73 Southwest Kansas . 82 61 North Dakota 47 74 North Dakota 53 63 North Dakota State . 78 65 Mankato State . 55 72 Coe . 49 67 North Dakota 71 57 Wartburg ...... 54 62 Luther 60 94 Augustana 66 62 Grinnell ...... 52 67 St. Thomas 51 78 Morningside 71 71 Loras ...... 73 63 South Dakota State 53 49 North Dakota State . 66 66 Cornell 79 51 South Dakota 48 83 Cornell 93 67 South Dakota State 72 54 North Dakota 55 64 South Dakota 61 70 57 North Dakota State . 60 69 Augustana 46 Grinnell . 54 60 Cornell 82 SO South Dakota 62 73 Loras . 81 58 North Dakota State . . 65 73 St. Ambrose . 57 . 56 North Dakota 65 39 North Dakota State . 37 76 North Dakota State 70 67 South Dakota ...... 68 72 Morningside 90 63 Morningside 93 74 Morningside 83 70 South Dakota 84 51 South Dakota 52 83 South Dakota State 65 62 Mankato State . 56 54 A_ugustana 58 70 South Dakota State 98 94 Morningside 55 52 South Dakota State SO 87 Augustana 86 56 Wartburg 62 74 Augustana 60 85 Grinnell . 88 69 South Dakota State 83 57 Morningside 58 89 North Dakota 71 65 Augustana 51 69 Loras ...... 68 103 Morningside 71 Coach - James Witham 48 Carleton 53 95 Augustana 57 Coach - 0 . M. Nordly Coach - Stanley Hall 53 1958-59 1961-62 1964-65 (11-12) (19-5) (16-7) 53 Northeast Missouri . 54 83 Macalester 57 54 Iowa State . 50 57 Macalester 70 64 Winona State 60 62 Mankato State . 64 67 North Dakota 59 78 Western Illinois 75 78 Macalester 68 107 North Dakota State ...... 109 69 Parsons . 66 48 Southern Illinois . 67 71 Cornell ...... 64 95 Illinois State . 76 71 Washington University . 82 65 Mankato State . 59 75 Cornell 51 53 North Dakota 69 85 Gustavus Adolphus 78 67 South Dakota State 73 87 Western Illinois 73 61 Wartburg 64 67 Morningside 72 83 Northern Illinois 69 74 North Dakota State . 72 87 South Dakota 97 106 Wartburg 80 72 Morningside 68 84 Loras . 49 66 South Dakota 77 73 Cornell 74 73 North Dakota State . 51 66 Morningside 72 58 South Dakota 63 85 South Dakota 60 104 Winona State 85 69 Augustana 52 92 Augustana 68 76 South Dakota State 74 57 South Dakota 69 71 North Dakota State . . 58 82 North Dakota State . 69 7l5 Morningside 80 85 North Dakota 79 69 North Dakota State . 66 75 South Dakota State 92 92 Wartburg 67 60 North Dakota . . 63 70 Augustana 67 74 South Dakota State 66 68 Northern Illinois 64 77 South Dakota State 99 68 Augustana 71 73 Augustana 68 73 Wartburg 78 84 Mankato State . 74 88 South Dakota State 79 68 Loras . 85 98 Morningside 74 93 South Dakota 67 95 Omaha 73 78 North Dakota 60 80 Western Illinois 63 80 Hamline . 78 81 Augustana 78 74 Augustana 71 73 North Dakota 71 81 Ham line... 68 103 Morningside ...... 86 Coach - James Witham 77 Nebraska Wesleyan 78 Coach - Norman Stewart Coach - Norman Stewart

1962-63 (15-8) 1959-60 76 Macalester 65 (15-8) 91 Winona State . . 55 1965-66 Illinois 69 72 Northeast Missouri . 86 83 Western (13-7) ...... 78 75 Macalester 65 59 Nebraska 62 Mankato State . 56 71 Northern Illinois . 81 81 Bemidji State 70 43 Southern Illinois . 68 74 Illinois State . 87 89 Parsons . 75 74 Northeast Missouri . 70 78 North Dakota 53 66 Cornell 82 54 Iowa State . 73 74 Grinnell . 65 80 MacMurray 67 68 North Dakota State . 74 76 Northern Illinois . 62 73 Morningside 68 55 North Dakota ...... 86 69 Mankato State . 63 66 South Dakota 83 29 North Dakota 49 75 South Dakota 86 89 Augustana 61 78 Morningside 54 72 South Dakota State 82 71 North Dakota 76 56 South Dakota State 67 72 Augustana 76 68 North Dakota State . 65 84 Wartburg 60 85 North Dakota State . 62 74 South Dakota . . . 59 62 South Dakota 49 101 Morningside 69 68 Augustana 64 69 Augustana 64 73 South Dakota 77 73 South Dakota State 83 56 South Dakota State 75 87 South Dakota State 79 79 South Dakota State 84 88 North Dakota State . 74 67 Omaha 60 63 Loras . 71 69 North Dakota 61 90 North Dakota State . 82 62 Mankato State . 79 80 South Dakota State 67 71 North Dakota 61 79 Morningside 66 70 South Dakota 57 62 Wartburg 69 75 Wartburg 65 78 Morningside 62 90 Morningside 64 84 North Dakota 69 86 Augustana 75 78 Loras . 51 92 North Dakota State . 77 93 Morningside 56 73 Augustana 61 Coach - Norman Stewart Coach - Norman Stewart 73 Hamline. 64 1963-64 Coach - James Witham (23-4) 80 Buena Vista 58 59 Iowa State . 54 86 Winona State 75 1960-61 71 Mankato State . 59 1966-67 (16-5) 78 North Dakota State . 51 (11 -11) 68 Nebraska 78 63 North Dakota 62 78 Iowa State . 79 65 Macalester ...... 54 85 Wartburg 59 as Western Illinois 80 75 Northern Illinois . 56 73 Western Illinois 68 58 Southern Illinois . 93 79 North Dakota State . 58 70 Northern Illinois . 59 84 Bemidji State 67 96 St. Ambrose . 60 75 MacMurray 56 62 Mankato State . 64 100 Wartburg 53 65 Western Illinois 75 79 Northeast Missouri . 61 63 North Dakota 65 96 South Dakota State 74 88 Western Illinois 69 87 North Dakota State . 81 90 Morningside 62 76 South Dakota State 64 80 Loras . 53 89 North Dakota State . 62 56 North Dakota State . 64 71 South Dakota 66 82 South Dakota 74 73 South Dakota 83 69 South Dakota State 77 88 Northern Illinois . 80 74 Morningside 71 87 Morningside 64 89 Augustana 48 64 South Dakota 90 71 South Dakota 69 79 Morningside 63 58 North Dakota 64 83 Morningside 49 96 South Dakota 84 71 North Dakota State . 64 81 South Dakota State 82 101 North Dakota 79 74 Morningside 68 71 Augustana 59 51 South Dakota State 83 85 South Dakota 80 79 Augustana 53 80 Augustana 75 70 South Dakota State 75 59 Mankato State . 81 71 Washington University . 56 60 Augustana 86 86 Winona State 67 71 Mankato State . 64 81 Augustana ...... 53 80 North Dakota ...... 66 93 Southeast Missouri as 64 North Dakota 92 86 Wartburg 64 67 Evansville ...... 82 69 North Dakota State . 86 Coach - James Witham 72 North CarQlina A&T 91 90 South Dakota 81 Coach - Norman Stewart Coach - Norman Stewart

54 1967-68 1970-71 1973-74 (1:.-7) (6-20) (4-22) 111 Culver-Stockton 80 65 Bemidji State 69 56 Wisconsin-Stevens Point 72 97 Mankato State . . . . . 67 81 Southern Illinois. . ... 107 65 Central Missouri State .. 96 73 Iowa State .. . 99 71 Nebraska ...... 95 60 Kansas 94 87 Western Illinois 74 70 Wayne State . 66 60 Western Illinois 64 66 88 South Dakota 68 69 Western Illinois 82 99 Westmar ...... • . . . . 73 69 North Dakota 90 74 Washington (St. Louis) . 61 55 Nebraska 54 North Dakota 57 105 North Dakota State . 86 62 Central Missouri . 96 71 Mankato State 70 71 South Dakota 69 75 North Dakota State. . 77 59 Augustana . 87 State . 71 . 82 74 North Dakota 67 Mankato State. 64 Mankato State 73 85 85 72 North Dakota 82 North Dakota 63 Augustana . 80 119 Augustana 98 78 Mankato State . 84 76 South Dakota State. 98 89 Central Missouri State 74 58 Morningside 73 55 North Dakota State 63 91 North Dakota State . 64 100 South Dakota 92 56 North Dakota 65 78 South Dakota 89 85 North Dakota State . . .. 100 51 Eastern Illinois . 81 94 Morningside 73 77 North Dakota 93 76 South Dakota 86 102 South Dakota State 87 73 Loras . 86 64 Morningside . 75 78 South Dakota State .. 121 71 Bradley ...... 117 84 Briar Cliff ...... 67 77 Augustana 79 91 Augustana 82 64 Mankato State 83 111 Western Illinois 79 78 South Dakota State 96 68 South Dakota State . 67 78 Central Missouri State 79 88 South Dakota State ...... 106 48 Augustana .. 60 94 North Dakota ...... 77 86 Augustana 93 57 Western Illinois .. 101 81 Morningside 68 71 North Dakota State . 73 61 North Dakota 75 Coach - Zeke Hogeland 91 North Dakota 74 65 North Dakota State . 97 78 Morningside 65 77 Morningside .... . 82 92 South Dakota ...... 108 79 South Dakota 80 1968-69 72 Mankato State . 86 Coach - James Berry (15-9) Coach - Zeke Hogeland 1974-75 61 89 Westmar (6-20) 67 Gustavus Adolphus 78 1971-72 91 Central Missouri State 90 80 Montana State . 82 (10-13) 72 Western Michigan .... 101 75 Montana 85 87 Minnesota-Duluth 82 70 Nebraska-Omaha 80 90 Upper Iowa 70 56 Eastern Illinois 69 77 Western Illinois 85 71 South Dakota State 84 91 Western Illinois ...... 101 50 Eastern Illinois . 78 68 Augustana ...... 75 76 Eastern Illinois 79 70 Iowa State . . 123 101 Augustan a 84 98 Central Missouri State 71 67 Loras 79 68 South Dakota State 80 54 South Dakota 82 63 Morningside . . 77 72 North Dakota 77 72 North Dakota State . 80 53 North Dakota 78 Dakota State. . 71 73 South Dakota State 92 79 Mankato State . 81 63 South 61 Mankato State . 58 89 Gustavus Adolphus 61 91 Morningside 60 66 Augustana ...... 78 81 Morningside 76 74 South Dakota 80 71 South Dakota State . 85 66 South Dakota 59 State . 61 65 North Dakota 46 North Dakota State 94 105 Western Illinois 69 61 North Dakota 75 99 North Dakota State . 75 65 North Dakota 67 79 Western Illinois 82 90 55 Southern Illinois . 73 88 South Dakota . . 75 Augustana 80 82 Morningside . . . 65 99 South Dakota 90 72 South Dakota State 78 65 Briar Cliff 83 85 North Dakota ...... 60 78 Augustana 65 93 Mankato State . 92 State . 85 90 North Dakota 85 South Dakota State 81 68 South Dakota State . 86 80 Mankato State . 66 87 North Dakota State . 75 73 Augustana . 77 109 Morningside 63 61 North Dakota 76 98 Western Illinois 78 108 Augustana 77 85 Morningside 74 47 North Dakota 68 71 North Dakota 60 89 South Dakota 77 66 North Dakota State . 77 Coach - Zeke Hogeland 67 Mankato State . 62 86 Morningside 83 50 Mankato State . 62 73 South Dakota 76 Coach - Zeke Hogeland Coach - James Berry 1969-70 (13-12) 197!>-76 65 Upper Iowa 76 1972-73 (9-17) 70 Buena Vista 59 (11-13) 88 Dubuque ...... 72 65 Central 63 75 Wayne State . 60 70 Loras ...... 73 67 Wartburg 83 82 Ball State 89 74 Nebraska-Omaha ...... 76 91 67 South Dakota State 74 92 Central Ohio 59 61 Western Michigan .... Mil. .66 76 South Dakota 80 94 Central Missouri ...... 109 67 Wisconsin- 61 Augustana .68 99 North Dakota 82 67 Northern South Dakota . 74 59 South Dakota State . 72 68 Mankato State . 50 73 Mankato State . 59 73 Morningside ...... 81 73 Augustana 69 55 South Dakota State 56 73 Western Illinois ...... 99 54 Mankato State . 59 59 North Dakota 65 84 Mankato State ...... 68 78 67 Wayne State . 89 101 Augustana 66 Illinois State ...... 102 72 North Dakota State . 81 67 South Dakota State 78 68 Augustana .....67 66 North Dakota 71 75 Eastern Illinois 66 68 South Dakota State . 85 72 Mankato State . 63 64 North Dakota State . 76 70 North Dakota State . 71 71 North Dakota State . 67 63 North Dakota 68 69 North Dakota ...... 88 85 Western Illinois ...... 1CJO 68 Bemidji State 69 79 South Dakota ...... 97 79 Loras . 76 68 South Dakota 80 80 Morningside ... 86 83 Morningside 73 90 Morningside 77 66 Mankato State ...... 80 74 Morningside 71 66 Eastern Illinois 96 69 Eastern Illinois . 77 70 South Dakota 81 65 Mankato State . 61 77 South Dakota State ...... 71 83 Central Missouri State 74 58 South Dakota State 89 73 Augustana .65 69 Augustana 66 85 Augustana ...... 104 77 North Dakota ... 98 72 South Dakota State 95 62 North Dakota 74 85 North Dakota State ...... 97 82 Augustana 67 91 North Dakota State. 81 95 Morningside ...... 74 59 Mankato State . 55 83 Morningside 61 112 South Dakota . 84 Coach - Zeke Hogeland 79 South Dakota 77 95 Western Illinois ...... 94 Coach - Zeke Hogeland 55 1e1s-n 19n-1a (9-18) (15-12)

67 Loras .... 63 88 Loras . .84 66 Eastern Illinois ...... •... . 72 60 Western Michigan .68 79 St. Ambrose ...... 68 83 Western Illinois ...... 99 69 Western Illinois...... 67 96 Missouri-St. Louis ...... 79 74 Augustana(lll.) ...... 75 65 Wichita St...... 81 68 Nebraska-Omaha ...... 77 84 North Dakota St. . . .. 82 70 Mankato St...... 79 55 Morningside .61 85 South Dakota St...... 84 71 Augustana (S.D.) ...... 68 78 Augustana(S.D.) ...... 74 79 Missouri-St. Louis .. 63 46 Youngstown St...... 48 68 Nebraska-Omaha .. 79 70 Mankato St...... 102 77 Augustan a (Ill.) . . ... 92 61 Illinois St...... 74 64 Augustana(S.D.) ...... 69 68 ·Augustana (S.D.) ...... 70 61 South Dakota St...... 47 68 South Dakota St. ....•..... 78 77 Youngstown St...... 65 58 North Dakota St...... 79 59 North Dakota St...... 58 62 North Dakota ...... 65 51 North Dakota ..... 49 77 Nebraska-Omaha ...... 70 67 South Dakota ...... 58 82 South Dakota ...... 87 64 Morningside . . . 62 (OT) 66 Morningside ...... 63 61 Nebraska-Omaha .....61 60 Western Illinois ...... • . . . . . 64 49 South Dakota St...... 56 84 Mankato St. ... . 72 65 Augustana ...... 51 78 South Dakota St. .. . .• . . . .. 87 76 Western Illinois ...... 81 83 Augustana (S.D.) . ... • . .. . . 96 60 North Dakota . . . . 71 62 North Dakota...... 66 69 North Dakota St...... 63 86 North Dakota St. .... 80 83 Morningside . . . . 67 78 Morningside ...... 86 79 South Dakota . 67 83 South Dakota ...... 85 76 Illinois St...... 82 Coach - Jim Berry Coach -James Berry

56 1978-79 Panthers 1978-79 PANTHER BASKETBALL SCHEDULE NOVEMBER Tuesday 22 PURPLE-GOLD GAME ...... UNI-Dome Friday 24 WISCONSIN-PLATTEVILLE ...... UNI-Dome Saturday 25 Kansas St...... Manhattan, Kan. Tuesday 28 CORNELL ...... UNI-Dome DECEMBER Friday 1 NE MISSOURI ST ...... UNI-Dome Thursday 7 ELMHURST ...... UNI-Dome Saturday 9 AUGUSTANA (Ill.) ...... UNI-Dome Monday 11 South Dakota ...... Vermillion, SD Friday 15 MINNESOTA-DULUTH ...... UNI-Dome Thursday- 28- ShrinersTournament ...... Savannah, GA Friday 29 JANUARY Wednesday 3 Biscayne College ...... Miami, Fla. Friday- 5- Florida Southern Festival ...... Lakeland, Fla. Saturday 6 Monday 8 SOUTH DAKOTA ...... UNI-Dome Saturday 13 *Northern Michigan ...... Marquette, Ml Thursday 18 *EASTERN ILLINOIS ...... UNI-Dome Saturday 20 *WESTERN ILLINOIS (8:15 p.m.) ... . UNI-Dome Thursday 25 *Akron ...... Akron, OH Saturday 27 *Youngstown St...... Youngstown, OH Tuesday 30 NE Missouri St...... Kirksville, MO FEBRUARY Thursday 3 *NORTHERN MICHIGAN ...... UNI-Dome Tuesday 6 MORNINGSIDE(8:15 p.m.) ...... UNI-Dome Thursday 15 *Western Illinois ...... Macomb, IL Saturday 17 *Eastern Illinois ...... Charleston, IL Monday 19 St. Louis University ...... St. Louis, MO Thursday 22 *YOUNGSTOWN ST •...... UNI-Dome Saturday 24 *AKRON ...... UNI-Dome *Mid-Continent Conference Games