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This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Athletics at UNI ScholarWorks. It has been accepted for inclusion in Athletics Media Guides by an authorized administrator of UNI ScholarWorks. For more information, please contact [email protected]. f p; ,;t¥ Basketball .~... 1975-76 QUICK FACTS ABOUT UNI

LOCATION : Cedar Falls, la. 50613 FACULTY REPRESENTATIVE: FOUNDED: 1876 Dr. Raymond Schlicher ENROLLMENT: 8,900 HEAD COACH: James Berry (Creighton, 1960) PRESIDENT: Dr. John J. Kamerick YEAR AT UNI : 3rd ORIGINAL BASKETBALL TEAM: 1900-01 RECORD AT UNI : 10-42 TEAM NICKNAME: Panthers COLLEGIATE RECORD: 66-83 SCHOOL COLORS: Purple and Old Gold ASSISTANT COACH : Dan Breitbach (Loras, 1972) HOME ARENA: UNI-Dome (16,400) LETTERMEN RETURNING: 6 (Scheduled for completion LETTERMEN LOST: 3 early 1976) 1974-75 RECORD: 6-20 CONFERENCE: North Central CONFERENCE RECORD AND FINISH : NATIONAL AFFILIATION: NCAA Divisi on II 4-10 (7th) ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Stan f?. Sheriff BASKETBALL OFFICE PHONE: (319) 273-2141 ASSISTANT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT PHONE: (319) 273-2141 & BUSINESS MANAGER: R. C. Johnson ATHLETIC BUSINESS OFFICE: (319) 273-2470

1975-76 Ticket Information $30 - Season Tickets (12 home games) $4- Individual Game Tickets $2 - Adult General Admission $1 - High School & Grade School Students General Admission FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Athletic Business Office University of Northern Iowa Cedar Falls, Iowa 50613 (319) 273-2470 or 273-2141

The North Central Conference Established: 1921 Morningside College Conference Office: Sioux City, Iowa University of North Dakota Suite 232, Curtis Hotel Grand Forks, N.D. Minneapolis, Minn. 55404 North Dakota State University Commissioner: Fargo, N.D. Dr. Richard G. Koppenhaver University of Northern Iowa Members: Cedar Falls, Iowa Augustana College University of South Dakota Sioux Falls, S.D. Vermillion, S.D. Mankato State University South Dakota State University Mankato, Minn. Brookings, S.D. Where To Look About UNI ..... Inside Front Cover, 17 Administrative Officials ...... 15 All-Conference Team in 1974-75 ... 40 All-Time Coaching Records ...... 28 All-Time Conference Champions . .. 37 A Message For Our Press ...... 5 Athletic Director ...... 14 Cage Efforts Year-by-Year ...... 27 Coaching Staff ...... 13 Composite NCC Schedule ... .. Inside Back Cover Conference Information ...... Inside Front Cover Home Game Information ...... 4 Meet the Panthers ...... 9 North Central Race in 1974-75 ...... 3 North Central Record Book ...... 40 North Central Title Breakdown . . . . 37 Panther-All-Americans ...... 38 Panther All-Conference Selections .38 Panther Cage Outlook ...... 6 Panther Roster ...... 21 Panthers Vs. Individual Opponents 35 Record Book ...... 26 Returning Lettermen, Lettermen Lost ...... 8 Review of 1974-75 ...... 3 Schedule for 1975-76 ...... 2 School Records ...... 36 Season-by-Season Review ...... 29 Sports Medicine Services ...... 16 Staff Directory ...... 4 Statistical Summary for 1974-75 ... 12 The Opposition ...... 22 Ticket Information ...... Inside Front Cover UNI Career Scoring Leaders ...... 39 UNI-Dome ...... 18

Publication Information: Northern Iowa Basketball, 1975-76 is produced by the UNI Sports In formation Office, James W. Shaffer, Director. John Nicol, Publications Coordinator and Dave Jorgenson, Photographer, Office of Public Information Services were responsible for helping produce this book. 1 1975-76 Schedule

Date Opponent Location Time Nov. 28 DUBUQUE CEDAR FALLS 7:30 p.m. CST Dec. 2 LORAS CEDAR FALLS 7:30 p.m. CST Dec. 6 At Nebraska-Omaha Omaha, Neb. 7:30 p.m. CST Dec. 10 WESTERN MICHIGAN WATERLOO (McElroy Aud.) 7:30 p.m. CST Dec. 13 At Wisconsin-Milwaukee Milwaukee, Wis. 7:30 p.m. CST Dec. 28- #At North Central Sioux Falls, S.D. 30 Cont. Holiday Tournament Jan . 6 At Western Illinois Macomb, Ill. 7:30 p.m. CST Jan. 10 #MANKATO STATE CEDAR FALLS 7:30 p.m. CST Jan. 13 A t Illinois State Normal, Ill. 7:30 p.m. CST Jan. 16 #At Augustana Sioux Falls, S.D. 7:30 p.m. CST Jan. 17 #At South Dakota State Brookings, S.D. 7:30 p.m. CST Jan. 23 #NORTH DAKOTA STATE CEDAR FALLS 7:30 p.m. CST Jan. 24 #NORTH DAKOTA CEDAR FALLS 7:30 p.m. CST Jan. 30 #At South Dakota Vermillion, S.D. 7:30 p.m. CST Jan . 31 #At Morningside Sioux City, la. 7:30 p.m. CST Feb. 7 #At Mankato State Mankato, Mn. 7:30 p.m. CST Feb. 10 EASTERN ILLINOIS CEDAR FALLS 7:30 p.m. CST Feb. 13 #SOUTH DAKOTA STATE CEDAR FALLS 7:30 p.m. CST Feb. 14 #AUGUST ANA CEDAR FALLS 7:30 p.m. CST Feb. 20 #At North Dakota Grand Forks, N.D. 7:30 p.m. CST Feb. 21 #At North Dakota State Fargo, N.D. 7:30 p.m. CST Feb. 27 #MORNINGSIDE CEDAR FALLS 7:30 p.m. CST Feb. 28 #SOUTH DAKOTA CEDAR FALLS 7:30 p.m. CST Mar. 1 WESTERN ILLINOIS CEDAR FALLS 7:30 p.m. CST #North Central Conference 1974-75 In Review

(6-20) Overall; (4-1 0) North Central (7th) Date Results Location Attendance Dec. 3 + UNI 91 CENTRAL MISSOURI STATE 90 CEDAR FALLS 1,946 Dec. 7 -UNI 72 At Western Michigan 101 Kalamazoo, Mich. 5,100 Dec. 9 -UNI 70 NEBRASKA-OMAHA 80 CEDAR FALLS 1,200 Dec. 13 -UNI 77 At Western Illinois 85 Macomb, Ill. 2,258 Dec. 14 -UNI 50 At Eastern Illinois 78 Charleston, Ill . 5,000 Dec. 21 -UNI 70 At Iowa State 123 Ames, la. 5,000 Dec. 23 -UNI 67 LORAS 79 CEDAR FALLS 1,200 Dec. 26 -UNI 63**#Morningside 77 Sioux Falls, S.D. Dec. 27 -UNI 53**#North Dakota 78 Sioux Falls, S.D. Dec. 28 -UNI 63**#South Dakota State 71 Sioux Falls, S.D. Jan. 4 + UNI 61 #At Mankato State 58 Mankato, Mn. Jan. 10 -UNI 66 #AUGUST ANA 78 CEDAR FALLS 352 Jan. 11 -UNI 71 #SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 85 CEDAR FALLS 800 Jan. 24 -UNI 46 #At North Dakota State 94 Fargo, N.D. 2,850 Jan. 25 -UNI 65 #At North Dakota 67 Grand Forks, N.D. 4,300 Jan. 31 -UNI 88 #SOUTH DAKOTA (OT) 90 CEDAR FALLS 1,000 Feb. 1 + UNI 82 #MORNINGSIDE 65 CEDAR FALLS 1,200 Feb. 6 -UNI 65 At Briar Cliff 83 Sioux City, la. Feb. 8 + UNI 93 #MANKATO STATE (2 OT) 92 CEDAR FALLS 900 Feb. 14 -UNI 68 #At South Dakota State 86 Brookings, S.D. 1,859 Feb. 15 -UNI 73 #At Augustana 77 Sioux Falls, S.D. Feb. 18 + UNI 98 WESTERN ILLINOIS 78 CEDAR FALLS 650 Feb. 21 -UNI 47 #NORTH DAKOTA 68 CEDAR FALLS 1,000 Feb. 22 -UNI 66 #NORTH DAKOTA ST ATE 77 CEDAR FALLS 1,200 Feb. 28 + UNI 86 #At Morningside 83 Sioux City, la. Mar. 1 -UNI 73 #At South Dakota 76 Vermillion, S.D. #North Central Conference Game **At North Central Conference Holiday Tournament (Sioux Falls, S.D.)

1974-75 North Central Race

Conference Own Opp. Overall w L Pct. GB Avg. Avg. w L Pct. North Dakota 12 2 .857 70.2 62.7 20 6 .769 Augustana 9 5 .643 3 72.0 71 .5 19 7 .731 North Dakota State 9 5 .643 3 76.3 68.4 15 11 .577 Morningside 9 5 .643 3 78.9 76.4 15 11 .577 South Dakota 6 8 .429 6 74.0 75.6 11 14 .440 South Dakota State 5 9 .357 7 73.1 75.4 12 12 .500 NORTHERN IOWA 4 10 .286 8 70.4 78.3 6 20 .231 Mankato State 2 12 .143 10 70.9 77.4 7 19 .269

3 1975-76 Staff Directory Head, Department of Men's Physical Education Dr. William Thrall 273-2141(Ext. 4) Athletic Director ...... Stan B. Sheriff 273-2141(Ext. 5) Head Basketball Coach ...... James Berry 273-2141(Ext. 6) Assistant Basketball Coach ...... Dan Breitbach 273-2141(Ext. 6) Assistant Athletic Director & Athletic Business Manager ...... R. C. Johnson 273-2470 Faculty Representative & Athletic Council Chairman ...... Dr. Raymond Schlicher 273-2121 Team Physician ...... Dr. C. J. "Jack" Lutt 273-2009 Head Trainer ...... Elmer Kortemeyer 273-2141(Ext. 13) Equipment Manager ...... Don Hoppe 273-2227 Athletic Offices Located in Men's Gymnasium Sports Information Director (169 Administration Bldg.) ...... James W. Shaffer 273-2761 Home Phone 268-0324 AREA CODE FOR ALL PHONE NUMBERS - 319

Home Game Information GAME SITE: Men's Gymnasium (3,500) located on the UNI campus immediately east of 0. R. Latham Stadium on Minnesota St. UNI-Dome (16,400) set for completion early in 1976 located immediately west of the stadium on Hudson Rd. GAME TIME: Varsity games start at 7:30 p.m., with preliminary contests at 5:30 p.m. Varsity teams may warmup immediately after these games. TEAM UNIFORM: Northern Iowa colors are Purple and Old Gold. White uni forms with purple numbers are worn by the Panthers at home and purple uniforms with white numbers are worn on the road. OFFICIALS: Officials are registered and approved by the North Central Con ference, Dr. Richard Koppenhaver, Commissioner, Suite 232, Curtis Hotel, Minneapolis, Mn. 55404. PRACTICE SESSIONS: All requests for advance practice sessions for visiting teams should be directed through Jim Berry, UNI Head Basketball Coach (319) 273-2141. GAME EQUIPMENT: Spaulding 100 basketballs are used for all home games. Practice balls are supplied upon request. DRESSING ROOMS: Visitor's dressing room in Men's Gymnasium is located at the southeast corner of the building and can be reached via the entrance just outside. Facilities once we get in the UNI-Dome will be housed in the Physical Education Complex, directly north of the Dome and accessible by a tunnel entrance. 4 A Message For Our Press Northern Iowa Basketball, 1975-76 is designed to assist you with basic information concerning UNI and its basketball program as you cover the Panthers this winter. Since we will start the 1975-76 cage season in Men's Gymnasium and hopefully finish the latter half in the brand new UNI-Dome, we have provided information concerning each facility. Throughout the season, news releases, feature stories, special requests and other valuable information will be forwarded to make your coverage more convenient. All re quests should be directed to: James W. Shaffer Office: (319) 273-2761 Sports Information Director University of Northern Iowa or 169 Administration Building Cedar Falls, Iowa 50613 Home: (319) 268-0324 PRESS BOX - Press facilities in Men's Gymnasium are extremely limited. Only working press are allowed access to the press box proper. The press box located in the UNI-Dome will equal the best anywhere, with seating capacity for approximately 125 people. Sitting atop the east stands, the Dome press area is slated to accommodate 10 radio originations, a photo bay, concession area and other attractive features providing an exciting working area. CREDENTIALS - Credentials for working press and scouts should be requested as far in advance as possible, but no later than one week prior to each home game. Passes will be mailed in advance or may be picked up at the "Will Call " window in either facility. Only press and scout people with advance permission will be allowed access to the press box, unless space is available. BROADCASTS - Stations originating broadcasts at UNI home games should make ar rangements for its own phone loops or by contacting KUNI-FM on the campus. Stations should direct requests through the Sports Information Office. PHOTOGRAPHERS - Working photographers should make advance request to the Sports Information Office prior to each home contest. Floor passes are available for both facilities. Photo space in Men's Gymnasium is very tight, but the UNI-Dome photo bay will provide excellent viewing. PARKING - Parking privileges for working press are available upon advance request. Parking is located immediately adjacent to both facilities. SERVICES - Programs and other helpful pre-game information are provided to mem bers of the press. Complete statistics and play-by-play summaries are provided at halftime and 10 to 15 minutes after the game. INTERVIEWS - Player and coaches' interviews are available in the locker rooms after the game. Panther interviews and pictures during the week should be directed through the Sports Information Office.

Your Host At UNI Hosting you for Panther basketball and all UNI athletic events is James W. Shaffer, in his second year as sports information director. Shaffer is a native of East Lansing, Mich., where he attended Michigan State University, graduating with a B.A. Degree in Advertising in 1974. He worked as a student assistant in the Sports Information Office at Michigan State before coming to UNI. A veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps, Shaffer and his wife, Alice, have no children and reside in Cedar Falls. Shaffer 5 1975-76 Panther Cage Outlook Northern Iowa basketball has experienced a recession period long enough and the outlook potential for 1975-76 says more prosperous times lie ahead. Not since the 1969-70 (13-12) campaign have the Panthers boasted a winning cage effort. Five consecutive seasons on a downward trend could realize a significant recovery and possibly toss UNI in among heavyweights of the North Central Conference. Coach Jim Berry begins his third season minding Panther roundball, excited about the talent and potential he 's waited for after dismal back-to-back records. A definite case of " impa tientitis" infected Berry, soon after improve ment toward the end of a 6-20 season in 1974-75. "We acquired some talented transfers last season and after sitting out a year, we can 't help but become a better basketball team in 1975-76," says Berry. "There's a lot of things which have to come together, but our over all team balance and depth are the best I've had since coming to UNI. " The Panthers only lost two regular lettermen from a year ago. Guard Joe Ferguson was second in scoring, while Jim Davis saw starting duty at forward. The Panthers return eight varsity players and six lettermen, along with four transfers and three top freshmen thrown into one big melting pot. Now its up to Berry to mix the ingredients into a winner and serious contender for league honors. Captain Bill Runchey (West Bend Sr.) is a top candidate for All-NCC forward honors after starting the past two seasons. The 6-6, 208-pound veteran led both Panther scoring and rebounding a year ago, averaging 12.4 and 7.2 marks respectively. The addition of bigger people should help take the brunt of fighting towering oppo nents off Runchey and is another reason for Panther optimism this season. Lester Lewis (Mobile, Ala. Jr.), a 6-6, 190-pound jumpingjack comes from Chippola Junior College (Fla.) and could become one of the most exciting players in the North Central Conference with his great leaping ability. Nie Classick (Broomfield, Colo. Sr.) saw starting duty last season and finished sixth in UNI scoring with a 6.8 average. Phil Rilett (Mt. Vernon So.) needs more experience, but saw some action a year ago and provides excellent backup support. At 6-10, Lex Fagen (Earlham So.) is the tallest man on the Panther roster and expected to fill in both at forward and center. Fagen started his freshman year at Ellsworth Junior College (la.). Ron Lemons (Des Moines Fr.) rounds out the forward depth and was a 2nd Team All-State cager for Des Moines Lincoln's 1975 state champs. Despite his 6-6 physique, Randy Podhaski (Waterloo Jr.) handled much of the pivot duty a year ago. He averaged 6.1 rebounds a contest to finish second behind Runchey and was fourth best scorer with a 10.3 pace. His top competition will come second semester when Mark Enright (Cedar Rapids So.) becomes eligible. The 6-9, 230-pound Nebraska transfer offers Berry a key big man after starting his freshman year for the Big 8 school. Jim Riggert (Eldora Jr.) lettered his freshman year, but saw little action in 1974-75 because of early season injuries. His 6-8 frame lends fine depth in the center slot, along with Fagen's versatility. 6 The back court has no less than six hopefuls vying for starting roles this season, led by Mark Welsh (Iowa City Sr.), a starter in 1974-75. After transferring from Iowa, Mark turned in a fine season by finishing third in scoring with a 10.8 average and 5.4 rebound mark to rank third. Letterman Greg Goodman (Grundy Center Jr.) is another top starting hopeful, along with Oklahoma State transfer Terry Carroll (Ames So.). Carroll played as a freshman in the Big 8 and is another reason Berry smiles when thinking about this season. Steve Miles (Waterloo So.) experienced limited playing time as a freshman, but also will battle for guard position.

Mark Long (Des Moines Fr.) was a teammate of Lemons' at Lincoln High and earned 1st Team All-State recognition. He and Mike Kemp (Freeport, 111.) are a couple of young ball-handling prospects expected to push upperclassmen for regular duty. So, with just three seniors and experienced underclassmen on the Panther roster, the talent seems better than in past seasons. But Berry is the first to admit several things must jell in order for UNI to become a serious contender for league hopes. " It's hard to know how our transfers will play after sitting out a year, but everyone has worked hard for this season," notes Berry. " We have good experience back at every posi tion and experience in our depth. The newcomers should really help and the freshmen look strong, plus the addition of Enright in the second semester makes us excited about getting underway." UNI finished 4-10 in league action a year ago in seventh place and hope to improve this mark in a brand new home. The 16,400-seat UNI-Dome is expected to become completed by early 1976 offering one of the finest athletic facilities in the nation. The North Central Conference appears the best balanced in recent years, according to Berry. " The NCC has to be the most balanced in a long time and most teams return a lot of people," he says. " Right now I'd say North Dakota (1974-75 Champs) and North Dakota State are top favorites, plus South Dakota State and Augustana look tough again." " Morningside loses Schlesser, the league's MVP the past two seasons and this has to hurt them," continues Berry. " South Dakota returns most everyone and Mankato State should become a much-improved outfit." " People must consider us a threat this season," claims Berry. "We'll have more maturity, better talent, size and more ex perienced depth at all positions. Our chief con cerns are getting everyone to play together and how well the transfers adjust to the layoff." UNI faces a tough 23-game regular schedule, in addition to the NCC Holiday Tourney Dec. 28-30 at Sioux Falls, S.D. Non-conference foes include Western Michigan, Illinois State and Wisconsin-Milwaukee, all Division I schools. The Panthers operate with a basic single post and two guard front offensively and stick to man-to-man on defense. Use of the press becomes a more effective tool this season with added depth, according to Berry. UNI teams haven't been what you'd call a hot item on the basketball market the past few seasons, but look for an improved commodity in 1975-76.

7 Returning Lettermen (Hometown, High School, Coach on Second Line) No.'s Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Age Class 40-41 ***CLASSICK, Nicholas F 6-6 236 21 Sr. Broomfield, Colo.-Ames, la. (George Duvall) 12-13 **GOODMAN, Gregory G 6-1 176 20 Jr. Grundy Center-Grundy Center (Harry Dole) 42-43 **PODHASKI, Randall c 6-6 200 20 Jr. Waterloo-West (Dick Christy) 54-55 *RIGGERT, James c 6-8 205 21 Jr. Eldora--Eldora (George Mauer) 44-45 ***RUNCHEY, William (Capt.) F 6-6 208 21 Sr. West Bend-Wes! Bend (Dan Medeck) 32-33 *WELSH, Mark G 6-4 179 22 Sr. Iowa City-fowa City (Ronald Schnack) *Designates Varsity Letters Won

Lettermen Lost *BARNHOUSE, William G 6-2 175 21 Oskaloosa-OSkaloosa (Glenn Smith) ****FERGUSON, Joseph G 6-2 175 23 Ottumwa-ottumwa (Bill Kramer) *DAVIS, James F 6-5 180 22 Oskaloosa-OSkaloosa (Glenn Smith)

Panther Seniors

NIC CLASS/CK BILL RUNCHEY MARK WELSH Broomfield, Colo. West Bend Iowa City 8 Meet the Panthers

Carroll Classick Lemons Lewis Long

30-31 TERRY CARROLL - Guard 6-3, 187, 20 Sophomore - Ames One of brightest additions to Panther cage program. Sat out 1974-75 campaign after transferring from Oklahoma State, where he saw action at varsity level his freshman year. An excellent playmaker, Terry gives the Panthers additional stableness in back court. Expected to become a top candidate for starting guard assignment, his experience and confidence are definite pluses for UNl's optimistic feelings this season. A First Team All-State selection, he was a member of Ames High's 1973 Iowa State championship cage squad. During his varsity career as a prep, Ames tallied an outstanding 63-8 mark. Major - Physical Education.

40-41 NICHOLAS CLASSICK - Forward 6-6, 236, 21 Senior - Broomfield, Colo. Filled big responsibility last season in forward role. Started 23 times in 25 contests as a junior. A three-year letterman with lots of experience and counted on for leadership role in 1975-76. Finished last season 6th in scoring, tallying 169 points for a 6.8 average. Tied for 4th in rebounds with 93 and added 16 assists. All-state, all-conference, MVP and team captain at Ames High. An intelligent player, Nie also excels in the classroom. His father, Dr. L. G. Classick was a gridder at Iowa State and UNI. Berry labels as type of person every team needs in order to win. Makes up for lack of quickness with great hustle and desire. Major - Marketing.

GP FG/FGA PCT. FT/FTA PCT. REB. AVG. ASST. TP AVG. 1972-73 8 8/ 17 .471 1/ 2 .500 7 0.9 2 17 2.1 1973-74 26 77/100 .428 33/ 47 .702 83 3.2 34 187 7.2 1974-75 25 69/1n .390 31 / 42 .738 93 3.7 16 169 6.8 TOTALS 59 154/374 .412 65/ 91 .714 183 3.1 52 373 6.3

34-35 RONALD LEMONS - Forward 6-7, 208, 20 Freshman - Des Moines Got off to tough start this season with stressed foot fracture, but is making fine progress and just starting to realize potential. One of two all-state selections off Des Moines Lincoln's 1975 state cham pionship squad, Lemons joins teammate Mark Long on the Panther squad after being sought by several schools. A smart, quick player, Ron is an excellent all-around player and just needs collegiate experience to develop more maturity. Averaged 19 points and 13 rebounds as a senior as the Lincoln squad tallied a perfect 27-0 string. He received Prep All-American recognition and his aggressive style should add great depth at forward. Major - Undecided.

10-11 LESTER LEWIS - Forward 6-6, 190, 21 Junior - Mobile, Ala. Has all the talent and physical tools to develop into one of the most exciting players in the North Central Conference this season. An outstanding jumper, Lester is a complete player. Excellent quick ness, timing and shot. A definite professional prospect, Lester played his first two collegiate seasons at Chippola Junior College (Fla.) which finished runnerup in the 1974 National Junior College Tourna ment. Lester was selected to the first team all-tourney squad. Needs work on defensive play, but Berry feels the 6-6 forward has tremendous potential for the Panthers. High School Player-of-the Year in Mobile in 1972, Lester's Murphy High squad tallied a fine 45-10 record. Major - Physical education.

22-23 MARK LONG - Guard 5-11, 158, 19 Freshman - Des Moines The other member of the Des Moines Lincoln championship team, Mark averaged 18 points a contest and should develop into a fine floor leader. Mark received first team all-state honors and earned all league and All-American recognition. A fine shooter, his excellent quickness and floor knowledge should rate him a top contender for starting duty. Berry says he has the ability to coach at this young age. Needs more experience, but should find a bright future on the Panther cage squad. Earned all league honors in football in 1974 as a runningback. Father, Sam, played basketball and baseball at Iowa State. Major - Undecided. 9 Enright Fagen Goodman Miles Kemp

50-51 MARK ENRIGHT - Center 6-9, 230, 20 Sophomore - Cedar Rapids Could fit in as big man UNI has been looking for. Played freshman year at Nebraska and becomes eligible second semester. Started six games and appeared in 17 for the Cornhuskers, Mark is a proven player with excellent shot for big man. His size and strength should add great boost to Pan thers. Needs some work defensively, but has all the tools for greatness. Scored 53 points and snatched 47 rebounds for Nebraska. An outstanding prep at Cedar Rapids' Kennedy High, Mark earned all-state his junior and senior years, plus was recognized All-American his senior year. Prep teams recorded 58-17 mark. Younger brother, Craig is a freshman cager at Dartmouth. Hurry up first \ semester! Major - History.

GP FG/FGA PCT. FT/FTA PCT. REB. AVG. ASST. TP AVG. 1973-74 (Neb.) 17 22/ 58 .379 9/ 17 .529 47 2.8 11 53 3.1

52-53 LEX FAGEN - Forward/Center 6-10, 206, 19 Sophomore - Earlham Pleasant late addition to Panther cage program this fall, Lex transferred to UNI after his freshman season at Ellsworth Junior College. At 6-10, Lex is the tallest member on UNl 's squad. Started at El lsworth, averaged 17 points and 14 rebounds to lead team. Extremely quick for his size, Lex is a fine shooter and has strong jumping ability. Should figure highly in board strength this season. Lex earned MVP, all-conference and honorable mention all-state cage honors at Earlham High and served as his senior class treasurer. Future looks very bright for this youngster. Major - Sociology.

12-13 GREGORY GOODMAN - Guard 6-1, 176, 20 Junior - Grundy Center Missed several games early in the 1974-75 season due to broken hand suffered in Western Michigan game. Battled back and saw considerable action in latter half of schedule, Greg is a two-year letterman expected to challenge for starting assignment at guard. Played in 17 contests last season and scored 85 points for a 5.0 game pace. Sank 13 of 18 free throws for a .722 percentage and snatched 17 rebounds, plus contributed 14 assists. Needs more intenseness, but has great potential and experience from past two seasons to add fine depth to back court play. Earned 14 letters as prep at Grundy Center High, receiving Second Team All-State honors his senior year. Major - Recreation.

GP FG/FGA PCT. FT/ FTA PCT. REB. AVG. ASST. TP AVG. 1973-74 22 52/133 .391 20/ 26 .769 25 1.1 26 124 5.6 1974-75 17 36/ 88 .434 13/ 18 .722 27 1.6 14 85 5.0 TOTALS 39 88/216 .407 33/ 44 .750 52 1.3 40 209 5.4

20-21 STEVEN MILES - Guard 6-2, 178, 19 Sophomore - Waterloo Saw action in nine contests last season and started five times. Gained coaches' attention during NCC Holiday Tourney a ye_ar ago and adds fine backup support at guard. A steady, intelligent player, Steve 1s a player of few mistakes. Lacks quickness and size, but desire turned in fine freshman effort in 1974-75. A 14-letter winner at Orange City and Central Highs, he participated in football, basketball, golf and track. He was voted Central 's Most Valuable Athlete his senior year and earned MVP cage honors. He still holds several Central football and basketball records. An honor student. he should continue collegiate improvement with more experience. Major - Chemistry.

GP FG/ FGA PCT. FT/ FTA PCT. REB. AVG. ASST. TP AVG. 1974-75 9 17/ 49 .347 5/ 7 .71 4 22 2.4 8 39 4.3 10 Podhaski Riggert Rilett Runchey Welsh

14-15 MICHAEL KEMP - Guard 6-2, 173, 18 Freshman -Freeport, Ill. One of three outstanding freshman members of Panther squad, Mike just needs the prerequisite ex perience before developing into a collegiate player. Lacks great quickness, but is fine shooter. Had standout career at Freeport High as cage star and baseballer. All-area, all-state and prep All American his senior year. Served as team captain on cage squad and received team's Most Valuable Player honors. Led Big 9 Conference in scoring with 22.0 average. Team recorded 28-2 mark in 1973-74 and 14-9 record last season. Junior year Freeport posted perfect 16-0 record to win Big 9 title. Major - Political Science.

42-43 RANDALL PODHASKI - Center 6-6, 200, 20 Junior - Waterloo Must handle pivot responsibilities, but faces major threat from transfer Mark Enright second semester. Berry counts on heavily as a team leader after considerable starting duty over the past two campaigns. Lacks size for position by collegiate standards, but has excellent quickness and jumping ability. Second leading rebounder on team last season with 158 and a 6.1 average. Finished fourth in scoring with 269 points and a 10.3 game pace. Best games were 23 points against Central Missouri State in UNl's 91-90 win and 25 in 85-77 Western Illinois loss. Shot fine .508 percentage from floor. Made All-Big 4 and Big 8 honors as cager for West High. An outstanding high jumper, Randy has cleared 6-5 on several occasions and was member of Panther track team his freshman year prior to devoting full-time to basketball. Major - Physical education.

GP FG/FGA PCT. FT/ FTA PCT. REB. AVG. ASST. TP AVG. 1973-74 19 43/ 77 .558 18/ 28 .643 72 3.8 22 104 5.5 1974-75 26 122/240 .508 25/ 55 .455 158 6.1 46 269 10.3 TOTALS 45 165/317 .521 43/ 83 .518 230 5.1 68 373 8.3

54-55 JAMES RIGGERT - Center 6-8, 205, 21 Junior - Eldora Saw little action last season due to early leg injury after gaining experience as letterman freshman year. Strong rebounder, Jim is perhaps one of the top defensive board men on the team. Needs to re lax more and gain confidence, according to Berry, but is expected to battle for center's job. Two seasons left offers Panthers fine depth in rebounding. Good shot for big man, Jim still managed to finish ninth in Panther scoring last season with 38 points. Finished third in scoring his freshman year with 191 points and an 8.0 game average and second in rebounds with 142. Earned 13 letters at Eldora High, Jim was all-area, all-conference and all-state. Scored 1,257 points and grabbed 1,126 re bounds as a prep. An honor student. Major - Business.

GP FG/FGA PCT. FT/FTA PCT. REB. AVG. ASST. TP AVG. 1973-74 24 82/179 .458 29/ 50 .540 142 5.9 13 193 8.0 1974-75 15 14/ 41 .341 10/ 18 .556 35 2.3 4 38 2.5 TOTALS 39 96/220 .434 39/ 68 .574 177 4.5 17 231 5.9 24-25 PHILLIP RILETT - Forward 6-8, 205, 19 Sophomore - Mt. Vernon Returns after fine freshman season. Made significant improvement towards end of '74-75 campaign and expected to push regulars for starting duty at forward. One of best pure shooters on ball club, Phil just needs more experience and sees a bright future ahead for Panthers. Needs some work on techniques and defense, but has all the tools to become a fine forward for UNI. Saw action in 10 games last season and managed 14 points. He received all-conference and all-state honors at Mt. Vernon High and holds several school cage records, including most career points and rebounds. A member of the Mt. Vernon 1973 State Class A championship team, this honor student adds fine depth on the forward line. Major - Undecided.

GP FG/FGA PCT. FT/ FTA PCT. REB. AVG. ASST. TP AVG. 1974-75 10 7/ 21 .333 0/ 2 .000 8 0.8 2 14 1.4 11 44-45 WILLIAM RUNCHEY - Forward 6-6, 208, 21 Senior - West Bend Elected Panthers' captain for 1975-76, Bill has been the backbone for UNI over the past two seasons. He's started every contest in those two campaigns and is a three-year letterman. Tremendous hustle and competitor, Bill took on every big man UNI faced last season despite outsized in most cases. Defensive play has improved significantly and was leading scorer and rebounder last season. He pumped in 322 points and grabbed 186 rebounds for 12.4 and 7.2 averages respectively. Could pass the 1,000-point barrier this season. Scored most points of any Panther in a single game last season, pouring in 28 in UNl 's 7<;}-67 loss to Loras. Scored 25 in the Panther's 00-88 overtime loss to South Dakota State. Top rebounding effort was 14 as UNI defeated Western Illinois 98-78 in their second meeting of the season. Fine jumping talent, Bill is counted on for major leadership role. Earned 12 letters in football, basketball, track and baseball at West Bend High. All-conference three times and twice in football. A definite All-North Central prospect this season. He's one of seven children. Major -, Recreation.

GP FG/FGA PCT. FT/FTA PCT. REB. AVG. ASST. TP AVG . 1972-73 18 21 / 48 .438 9/ 18 .500 38 2.1 3 51 2.8 1973-74 26 109/285 .383 39/ 57 .684 169 6.5 22 257 9.9 1974-75 26 140/325 .431 42/ 70 .600 186 7.2 37 322 12.4 TOTALS 70 270/658 .410 90/145 .621 393 5.6 62 630 9.0

32-33 MARK WELSH - Guard 6-4, 179, 22 Senior - Iowa City Outstanding junior year in first season with Panthers a year ago. After lettering in basketball his freshman year at Iowa, Mark sat out a season and came on for a starting role in 1974-75. Fine size and leadership qualities at guard, Mark can also play forward when called upon. Great competitor and fine leaping ability for back court player. Finished third in team scoring last season with 281 points for a 10.8 average. Despite playing guard most of 1974-75 Mark took on major rebounding chores, snatching 140 for a 5.4 average for third best on the squad. He also turned in 44 assists for the season. Fourth Team All-State and First Team All-Mississippi Valley his senior year at Iowa City High, Mark was captain and leading scorer. His prep squad compiled an impressive 32-9 record. He served as Senior Class President, was on the newspaper staff and member of Quill & Scroll. An ex cellent student, Mark is active in the UNI chapter of Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Major - Market ing.

GP FG/FGA PCT. FT/FTA PCT. REB. AVG. ASST. TP AVG . 1974-75 26 93/215 .433 95/124 .766 140 5.4 44 281 10.8

1974-75 Statistical Summary (26-Game Totals)

NAME GP/GS FG/FGA PCT. FT/FTA PCT. REB. AVG. PF/0 A TP AVG . HG Bill Runchey, F-C 26/26 140/325 .431 42/70 .600 186 7.2 107/14 37 322 12.4 28 Joe Ferguson, G 26/26 132/279 .473 55/67 .821 93 3.6 61 /2 86 319 12.3 22 Mark Welsh , F-G 26/26 93/215 .433 95/124 .766 140 5.4 58/2 44 281 10.8 24 Randy Podhaski, C 26/26 122/240 .508 25/55 .455 158 6.1 79/3 46 269 10.3 25 Jim Davis, F 22/19 91 /217 .419 28/35 .800 67 3.0 43/3 33 210 9.5 20 Nie Classick, F 25/23 69/177 .390 31 /42 .738 93 3.7 43/2 16 169 6.8 15 Greg Goodman, G 17/15 36/83 .434 13/18 .722 27 1.6 27/0 14 85 5.0 12 Steve Miles, G 9/5 17/49 .347 5/7 .714 22 2.4 8/0 8 39 4.3 11 Jim Riggert, C 15/6 14/41 .341 10/18 .556 35 2.3 19/1 4 38 2.5 14 Bill Barnhouse, G 7/7 13/30 .433 7/7 1 .000 10 1.4 17/0 17 33 4.7 11 Doug Johnson, C 10/4 8/16 .500 8/12 .667 16 1.6 11 /0 2 24 2.7 10 Reggie Butler, G 9/6 8 /31 .258 1/3 .333 15 1.7 3/0 8 17 1.9 4 Phil Rilett, F 10/6 7/21 .333 0/2 .000 8 0.8 5/0 2 14 1.4 4 Gene Wiley, G 8/2 0/4 .000 4/4 1.000 4 0.5 3/0 0 4 0.5 2 Mike Roberts, C 2/0 0/1 .000 0/0 .000 1 0.5 1/0 0 0.0 0 TEAM & DEADBALL 165 6.3 NORTHERN IOWA 26/26 750/1729 .434 324/464 .698 1040 40.0 485/27 318* 1824 70.2 98 Opponents 26/26 904/1955 .462 311 /451 .690 1270 48.8 491 /18 400• 2119 81 .5 123 *No assists kept for Briar Cliff game 12 Head Coach Jim Berry You can't keep a good man down! This is why Head Coach Jim Berry is more excited than ever for 1975-76, despite back-to-back losing seasons his first two efforts at UNI. Berry is the man to turn things around for Panther cage fortunes and this season the talent seems better than ever. The youthful 38-year-old Berry has all the creden tials and background to provide the Panther cage program with the leadership it requires. Born January 18, 1937 in Waverly, Iowa, Berry at tended West High where he earned all-state and All American cage honors. He participated in the High School East-West All-Star Game his senior year and was also active in football and baseball. Berry became a two-time All-American cager in 1958 and 1959 at Creighton and graduated in 1960. He began his coaching career as Creighton's assistant basketball mentor after graduation. Berry also served as head baseball coach until 1962. After two years in the army, with Berry-coached military teams posting a fine 41-11 record, he moved into the high school ranks. In five years at Waterloo Columbus, Berry directed several state-ranked squads and established a 64-36 record. Moving on to Loras College in Dubuque, Berry coached the DuHawks to a 56-41 record over three seasons which included three NAIA playoff teams before coming to Northern Iowa in 1973. Berry, who remains active in the U.S. Army Reserve as a major, and his wife Mary Gene have three boys and a daughter. David, 16, is a fine football star for Waterloo Columbus; Michael, 11 and Jeffrey, 10 are his other sons and Kelly, 15 is the couples' daughter. A pair of losing efforts are past history to Berry and 1975-76 is alive and well!

Assistant Coach Dan Breitbach Dan Breitbach becomes UNl 's first full-time cage assistant in history this winter after serving in a graduate assistant's role the past two seasons. The 25-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 assistant basketball and head tennis coach before joining Berry's staff at UNI in 1973. Besides his basketball interests, Breitbach 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. 13 The Coaching Staff

(L to R) Graduate assis tant Dan Corken, Head Coach Jim B erry, assistant coach Dan Breitbach and graduate assistant Gary Leinberger.

Stan B. Sheriff-head football coach, athletic director, a personality associated with UNI athletics for nearly 18 years. Recently completing his 16th season as football's top boss, the energetic Sheriff assumed his additional responsibilities as director of athletics in 1970, succeeding Dr. James Witham. Besides manning Panther football fortunes, the personable 43-year-old Sheriff maintains a highly-successful, 10-sport in tercollegiate athletic program. Under his direction UNI has won the North Central Conference all-sports title four consecutive years, stressing a well-balanced philosophy of athletics. Born April 24, 1932 in Honolulu, Hawaii, his family later moved to San Francisco, where he earned all-state football honors at George Washington High School. He went on to earn all-conference honors as a center and linebacker three straight years at Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo and received All-American recognition as a center in 1953. He became one of the first college division players ever to participate in the Annual East-West Shrine All-Star Game and the Hula Bowl. The Los Angeles Rams drafted him as a linebacker in 1954 and he also played with Pittsburg, San Francisco and Cleveland, before retiring in 1958. From 1955-56 Sheriff served in the U.S. Army and planted his first seeds as a coach. As a recrea tion director, he coached the 4th Infantry Division to the European football title in 1955. In 1958 he received his M.A. in Physical Education from Cal Poly and came to UNI as assistant line coach for Head Coach Bill Hammer at then Iowa State Teachers College. Sheriff served in this capacity for two years and became head coach in 1960. His first Panther team recorded an impressive 9-0 regular season, finally losing 17-6 to Hillsdale College in the Mineral Water Bowl. This marked the first time in school history the Panthers had been invited to participate in a bowl contest. After 16 seasons, his football record stands at 91 wins, 63 losses and 3 ties. This season the Pan thers were 9-3-0, finishing alone in the North Central Conference with a 6-1 mark. UNI also lost 14-12 to Western Kentucky in first round action of the NCAA Division II playoffs. Sheriff-coached teams won the North Central title outright in 1960 and shared the crown in 1961 , 1962 and 1964. In 1964, UNI captured the Pecan Bowl, 19-17 over Lamar Tech in Abilene, Tex. Nine All-Americans have played for Sheriff and 52 times his players have been named to All-North Central Conference teams. Sheriff holds positions on the NCAA Football Rules Committee, the American Football Coaches Public Relations Committee and is a regional member of both the NCAA Football and Baseball Post Season Selection Committees. If these activities don't keep him busy enough, Sheriff has become a tremendous force and en thusiast behind the UNI-Dome, a multi-purpose domed facility scheduled to become a reality, instead of a dream, early in 1976. A busy man interested in making UNI a greater university, Stan Sheriff is constantly on the move promoting Panther athletics. Stan and his wife, Jane, have three sons: Paul, Michael and Richard. 14 Administrative Officials

Kamerick Thrall Johnson Schlicher

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 Un iversity (1963-68). Held other dean positions at Kent State and Lewis College of Science and Technology, Lockport, Ill. Instructor of History at Un iversity 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 (1950). A veteran of the U.S. Navy, Kamerick and wife, Elaine, have six children.

Dr. William Thrall - Head, Department of Men's Physical Education and Athletics Beg ins sixth year as department head, joined UNI faculty in 1960. Held teaching posts at University of Wisconsin-Lacrosse; University of Colorado; University of Iowa; head swimming coach at Kansas State University (1954-59) ; and served in several recreation positions. Education - B.A. , University of Wisconsin-Lacrosse (1951); M.S., University of Colorado (1954); Ph .D., University of Iowa (1960). A veteran of the U.S. Army, he and wife, Beverly, have eight children.

R. C. Johnson - Assistant Athletic Director and Athletic Business Manager In his second year as assistant athletic director, Johnson also serves as business manager for athletic department. Offensive line coach at Mankato State (1968-74); of fensive coordinator at Youngstown State (1967) ; graduate assistant at UNI (1966-67); stu dent assistant at University of Iowa (1964-65). Education - B.A., University of Iowa (1965); M.A., University of Northern Iowa (1967). He and wife, Reenie, are the parents of a young son.

Dr. Raymond Schlicher - Faculty Representative and Athletic Board Chairman Starting 21st year on Athletic Board; 15th as chairman and faculty representative. Director of Extension and Field Services since 1958, been associated with University since 1949. Taught public schools for 12 years prior to coming to UNI. Education - B.A. , Iowa Wesleyan College (1935) ; M.A., University of Iowa (1939); Ph .D., University of Iowa (1949). Member of NCC Hall of Fame (1974). Schlicher and wife, Genevieve, have two daughters and a son. 15 Sports Medicine Services

Blumgren Lutt Harned Kortemeyer Stiles

Dr. John E. Blumgren -Director, Student Health Services Came to UNI in 1969 as assistant director, became director in 1970. Served as a team physician since coming to UNI. Was in private practice in Vinton for several years prior to coming to UNI. Education - M .D., University of Iowa (1941). Responsibilities include overseeing entire student health operation and sports medical services. A veteran of the U.S. Navy, he and wife, Sue, are the parents of a daughter and a son.

Dr. C. J. "Jack" Lutt - Director, Sports Medicine Services and Team Physician Becomes UNl 's first Director of Sports Medicine Services this fall. Comes to UNI from Cal State-Hayward. Served as Assistant Director of Student Health Services since 1973. Professor, Department of Kinesiology and active in medicine in California since 1945. Education - B.S., Creighton University (1944); M.D., Creighton University (1945). Veteran of the U.S. Army, he and wife, Carol , have two daughters.

Dr. Lewis B. Harned - Orthopedic Consultant Served as voluntary team physician and orthopedic consultant since 1960. Has private practice in Waterloo. Given time unselfishly to college and high school athletics since starting practice in 1958. Works closely with athletic staff. Education - B.A., University of Wisconsin (1947) ; M.D., Hahnemann Medical School (1951). Served as volunteer ambulance driver for American Field Service (1943-45) ; surgeon for U.S. Air Force Hospital, Ogden, Utah. He and wife, Sally, are the parents of five children.

Elmer Kortemeyer - Head Athletic Trainer Headed into 11th year as head trainer at UNI. A registered physical therapist, he re ceived his certification from the University of Colorado in 1952. Coached football and basketball in Wyoming high schools prior to coming to UNI in 1965. Education - B.A. , University of Wyoming (1957) ; M.A., University of Wyoming (1962). Kortemeyer is a veteran of the U.S. Air Force and Medical Corps. His wife, Joy, and he have four children.

Michael Stiles - Assistant Athletic Trainer Stiles becomes the first UNI full-time assistant athletic trainer this fall. He is also coordinator of UNl 's Cardiac Rehabilitation Program. He served as a student trainer at UNI four years and received his B.A. in 1974. Last spring he earned his M.A. from UNI and is currently working on his training certification. Stiles and his wife, Debra, have a young daughter. 16 University of Northern Iowa

The University of Northern Iowa is relatively new in name but the school itself is nearly 100 years old. Created by the Iowa General As sembly, the University opened in 1876 as Iowa State Normal. In 1908, the name was changed to Iowa State Teachers College and under this name attained a national reputation as a leader in the field of teacher education. In 1961, the name was again changed to State College of Iowa and six years later, received its present name.

Teacher education remains the chief function of the University, although a wide-ranging pro gram of non-teaching courses, including pro fessional training in business and science related areas are now offered. '14 72 one

From a single building on a 40-acre campus, the University has grown to include over 42 ma jor buildings on a 721-acre site. Over 500 facul ty members and approximately 8,800 students occupy the Cedar Falls campus.

New building has become a common sight around UNI in recent years, with structures like the Union, Science Building, Physical Educa tion Center, Industrial Technology Center, and UNI-Dome, a multi-purpose coliseum sche duled for completion early in 1976, occupy ing the landscape.

UNl's prowess in teacher education has left its mark on the Physical Education Department, which turns out per capita the largest number of coaches in the state and is also a top school in this field nationally.

Maintenance of a well-rounded inter collegiate athletic program is of prime interest to the UNI staff. The success of this endeavor is indicated by the fact Panther teams have won the North Central Conference all-sports trophy the last four years.

The University retains membership in the Na tional Collegiate Athletic Association 's Division II , in addition to being one of eight schools in the rugged NCC - America's premier college division league. A full round of 11 in tercollegiate sports are sponsored by the con ference and all have individual championships. 17 UNI-Dome Nearing Completion ~

Once just a dream, the UNI-Dome coliseum is quickly molding into a reality for the University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls-Waterloo community and State of Iowa. The $7 million structure is scheduled for completion at the beginning of 1976 and will begin a unique and exciting era, not only for UNI athletics, but for University, community, state and national activities as well. Once the original idea was formulated in 1972, excitement and support for the Dome spread quickly. Progress developed rapidly once ground-breaking took place in August, 1974, with 85% of projected funds needed, raised as of this fall. Among the many amazing features of the facility is the fact it is being financed entirely by student fees; private donations from alumni, citizens and friends of the University. The UNI-Dome is the first of a three-phase UNI Foundation centennial project, also to include construction of a new auditorium-union complex and special academic re sources development in stages two and three. The Foundation established a ten-year time period for completion of the total project. Although athletics will become a major part of the UNI-Dome's activities, emphasis on university events such as stage productions, concerts, commencements and other special events are to receive top priority. In addition, community-, state- and national related functions will be encouraged to utilize one of the Midwest's first completely domed stadiums. Scores of reservations, requests and inquiries are already being received, with some commitments extending as far into 1977. A bible conference, antique auto show, sporting goods show, various conventions and Iowa high school sports playoffs are just a few ac tivities scheduled for the near future. Glancing at the structure from an athletic standpoint, participants and spectators alike will experience a totally new sports adventure under one roof; to include Panther foot ball, basketball, wrestling, gymnastics, track and tennis. Intramural athletics for men's and women's programs will also be taking advantage of the ultra-modern facility. People utilizing the Dome will find themselves in a climate-controlled atmosphere of air conditioning and heating geared to the time of year. The roof is made of a durable, teflon-coated, fiberglass fabric, supported entirely by a cable system and air pressure from within the facility. This feature not only allows for easier construction, but creates enough natural light and solar heat to make a sizeable savings on utility costs each year. Initial permanent seating is earmarked for around 8,200 spectators, with another cou ple of thousand temporary seats available. Once the Dome is completed, an estimated capacity of 16,500 permanent seating is planned. The floor surface itself is a bowl and people will enter the facility at a level midway 18 between the floor and top of the seating. The "grass" Monsanto astro-turf football field can be rolled up in 45 minutes, revealing an all-purpose track and fieldhouse surface. Smooth areas for basketball and other court dimensions are a part of the permanent floor, with a textured eight-lane, 22(}-yd . track expected to make UNI-Dome meets recognized nationally. Smaller court orientation finds portable bleachers brought into a condensed viewing area for events like basketball, wrestling and gymnastics. Four main entrances will allow easy access inside the Dome, entering a 32-ft. wide con course. Concessions, displays, first aid stations and rest rooms will be conveniently located along either side of the structure. Colored seats and tickets will provide easily-obtainable seating through seven access gates on the east and west sides. A total absence of columns and posts make every seat in the house a fine vantage point. The three staging areas, two at the sides and one on the end will allow audiences from 5,000 to 20,000 for concerts, stage productions, etc. Exits at the north and south ends on the floor level give added convenience. A big service entrance, large enough for a semi truck will be located at the north end. A tunnel will connect the Dome with the Physical Education Center at the north end for locker facilities. Future plans call for locker and training rooms in the Dome. Other future extensions to the total complex includes handball courts, swimming pools, administrative offices, wrestling rooms and other attractive features. The possibilities of VIP boxes along the upper portions of the structure is one example in planning stages. A spacious press box will sit atop the east stands, with facilities for 10 radio origina tions, television capabilities and seating for 100 to 125 people. A photographic dark room, photo bay, concession area and scouting booths are a few of the other features in cluded. The huge scoreboards will be able to flash messages and information to spectators throughout various contests. Perhaps one of the biggest assets of the Dome is its versatility. A convocation could easily be handled in the morning, an athletic event held that afternoon and a concert staged in the evening of a single day. There are many things which make the UNI-Dome an attractive and unique facility. Its recruiting potential is unlimited as it becomes one of the most up-to-date coliseum com plexes in the nation. But the outstanding factor to keep in mind is the individual support created by the many interested people who want to make UNI a progressive university. The opportunities and future of the structure is multi-dimensional and exciting. Big name entertainers, nationally-recognized sports events, circuses, the light goes on and on for future possibilities in the UNI-Dome. UNI is proud of its new endeavor and the community will no doubt benefit by its pre sence. The State of Iowa should consider the UNI-Dome one of its greatest landmarks. The UNI-Dome - " Something for Everyone."

19 1975-76 Northern Iowa Varsity Basketball Team 1975-76 Panther Numerical Roster (Hometown, High, School, Coach on second line)

No.'s H A Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Age Class 10-1 1 LEWIS, Lester F 6-6 190 21 Jr. Mobile, Ala.-Murphy (L. V. Green) 12-13 **GOODMAN, Gregory G 6-1 176 20 Jr. Grundy Center-Grundy Center (Harry Dole) 14-15 KEMP, Michael G 6-2 173 18 Fr. Freeport, 111.--Freeport (Farrell Benefiel) 20-21 MILES, Steven G 6-2 178 19 So. Waterloo-Central (Wh itey Guild) 22-23 LONG, Mark G 5-11 158 19 Fr. Des Moines-Lincoln (John Carle) 24-25 RILETT, Phillip F 6-6 202 19 So. Mt. Vernon-Mt. Vernon (Robert Landis) 30-31 CARROLL, Terry G 6-3 187 20 So. Ames-Ames (George DuVall) 32-33 *WELSH, Mark G 6-4 179 22 Sr. Iowa City-Iowa City (Ron Schnack) 34-35 LEMONS, Ronald F 6-7 208 18 Fr. Des Moines-Lincoln (John Carle) 40-41 • ***CLASSICK, Nicholas F 6-6 236 21 Sr. Broomfield, Colo.--Ames, la. (George Duvall) 42-43 **PODHASKI, Randall c 6-6 200 20 Jr. Waterloo-West (Dick Christy) 44-45 · ***RUNCHEY, William (Capt.) F 6-6 208 21 Sr. West Bend-West Bend (Dan Medeck) 50-51 ENRIGHT, Mark c 6-9 230 20 So. Cedar Rapids-Kennedy (Mike Collis) 52-53 FAGEN, Lex F-C 6-10 206 19 So. Earlham-Earlham (Dennis Fenster) 54-55 *RIGGERT, James c 6-8 205 21 Jr. Eldora-Eldora (George Maurer) *Designates Varsity Letters Won

21 The Opposition DUBUQUE - Friday, Nov. 28, 7:30 p.m. CST at Cedar Falls Location: Dubuque, Iowa 52001 Head Coach: Jon Davison Enrollment: 850 (Dubuque) Team Nickname: Spartans Years; Record at School: 9; 106-114 School Colors: Blue and White Lettermen Returning: 5 Conference: Iowa Lettermen Lost: 2 1974-75 Record: 11-14 Sports Information Director: Cliff Gold Conference Record: 7-7 (Tie 4th) (319) 557-2234 Lettermen Returning: Bryan Dunn (F, 6-6, 200, Sr.), Dave Kuehl (F, 6-4, 215, Sr.), Rich Sexton (C, 6-4, , 205, So.), Vernon Wright (G, 5-10, 160), Kevin Burns (F, 6-4, 215). Promising Newcomers: Don Hackler (G, 6-0, 165, So.), Vic Grossman (G, 6-1 , 170, So.), Jim Kinney (G, 6-3, 180, So.), Dan Brydon (C, 6-8, 230, Fr.).

LORAS - Tuesday, Dec. 2, 7:30 p.m. CST at Cedar Falls Location: Dubuque, Iowa 52001 Head Coach: Robert Mullen Enrollment: 1,500 (Northern Illinois 1961) Team Nickname: Duhawks Years; Record at School: 2; 27-24 School Colors: Navy and Old Gold Lettermen Returning: 8 Conference: Midlands Letterman Lost: 1 Conference Record: 3-5 (4th) Sports Information Director: Vince Coyle 1974-75 Record: 13-14 (319) 588-7241 Lettermen Returning: Greg Gibney (G, 5-1 0, 150, Sr.), Bob Wagner (C, 6-8, 210, Sr.), Mike Thissen (F/G, 6-3, 180, Sr.), Scott Petersen (F, 6-6, 195, Sr.), Mike Jones (C, 6-6, 200, Sr.), Mike Meyer (G, 6-0, 175, Jr.), Randy Skemp (F, 6-5, 190, So.), Gerry Eggers, (G, 6-2, 180, So.). Promising Newcomers: Ed Gross (G, 6-2, 170, Fr.), Greg Gury (G, 6-2, 180, Fr.), Terry Kane (C/F, 6-6, 185, Fr.), Dave Kuhl (G, 5-10, 160, Fr.), Bill Luensmann (C/F, 6-6, 210, Fr.), Bill Moerschbaecher (C/F, 6-6, 175, Fr.), Steve Schmidt (G, 5-10, 160, Fr.), John Trifone (G, 6-0, 165, Fr.), Randy Vaughn (C/F, 6-7, 225, Fr.).

NEBRASKA-OMAHA - Saturday, Dec. 6, 7:30 p.m. CST at Omaha, Neb. Location: Omaha, Neb. 68101 Head Coach: Bob Hanson Enrollment: 14,125 (Wyoming, 1964) Team Nickname: Mavericks Years; Record at School: 6; 91-67 School Colors: Red and Black Lettermen Returning: 8 Conference; Independent Lettermen Lost: 5 1974-75 Record: 17-11 Sports Information Director: Fred Gerardi 2nd NCAA II Regional (402) 554-2305 Lettermen Returning: Marty Brown (F, 6-5, 165, So.), Dennis Forrest (F/G, 6-4, 190, Jr.), Bob Grems (F, 6-4, 200, Sr.), Leo Grimes (G, 6-0, 160, Sr.), Terry Keehan (G, 6-3, 170, So.), Nate McMorris (F, 6-7, 190, So.), Paul Potter (G, 6-3, 175, Jr.). Promising Newcomers: Steve Criss (C, 6-10, 225, Fr.), Glen Moberg (F, 6-8, 215, Fr.), Norm Engelhardt (C, 6-8, 215, Fr.), Terry Donahue (F, 6-7, 200, Fr.), Toby Johnson (F, 6-4, 190, Jr.).

WESTERN MICHIGAN - Wednesday, Dec. 10, 7:30 p.m. CST at Waterloo (McElroy Aud.) Location: Kalamazoo, Mich. 49008 Head Coach: Eldon Miller Enrollment: 21 ,361 (Wittenberg, 1961) Team Nickname: Broncos Years; Record at School: 5; 61-65 School Colors: Brown and Gold Lettermen Returning: 7 Conference: Mid-American Lettermen Lost: 1 1974-75 Record: 16-10 Sports Information Director: John Beatty Conference Record: 8-6 (5th) (616) 383-1930 Lettermen Returning: Tom Cutter (C, 6-8, 205, Jr.), Dale Debruin (F, 6-5, 195, Sr.), Paul Griffin (C, 6-9, 205, Sr.), Jimmie Harvey (G, 6-4, 175, Sr.), Jim Kurzen (G, 6-0, 160, Sr.), S. L. Sales (F, 6-5, 190, Sr.), Jeff Tyson (F, 6-3, 180, Sr.). Promising Newcomers: Herman Randle (G, 5-11 , 165, Fr.), Rod Curry (G/F, 6-4, 205, Fr.), Marty Murray (G, 5-10, 175, Fr.), Kevin Westervelt (G, 6-2, 155, Fr.). 22 WISCONSIN-MILWAUKEE - Saturday, Dec. 13, 7:30 p.m. at Milwaukee, Wis. Location: Milwaukee, Wis. 53201 Years; Record at School: O; 0-0 Enrollment: 25,000 Lettermen Returning: 2 Team Nickname: Panthers Lettermen Lost: 7 School Colors: Black and Gold Sports Information Director: Conference: Independent Tom "Sky" Skibosh 1974-75 Record: 8-18 (414) 963-515 Head Coach: Bob Gottlieb (Ohio State, 1962) Lettermen Returning : Glen Allen (F, S-7, 205, Sr.), Raymond Nixon (F, S-3, 185, Jr.). Promising Newcomers: Gerald Hardnett (G, S-3, 170, Fr.), Noren Merrit (F, S-7, 190, Jr.), Al Walker (C, S-8, 210, So.), Robert Jammer (C, S-9, 215, Jr.).

NORTH CENTRAL CONFERENCE HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT- Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, December 28-30 at Sioux Falls, S.D. Location: Sioux Falls, S.D. 7 p.m. Augustana Home Court: Sioux Falls Arena (10,000) NORTHERN IOWA Sunday's Games: 9 p.m. South Dakota State 1 p.m. North Dakota Mankato State Morningside 3 p.m. South Dakota North Dakota State

WESTERN ILLINOIS -Tuesday, Jan. 6, 7:30 p.m. CST at Macomb, Ill. Monday, Mar. 1, 7:30 p.m. CST at Cedar Falls Location: Macomb, Ill. 61455 Years; Record at School: 2; 27-25 Enrollment: 14,428 Lettermen Returning: 5 Team Nickname: Leathernecks Lettermen Lost: 0 School Colors: Purple and Gold Sports Information Director: Larry Heimburger Conference: Independent (309) 298-1993 1974-75 Record: 10-16 Head Coach: Walt Moore (Western Illinois, 1958) Lettermen Returning: Tommy Fowlkes (G, 5-11 , 155, Sr.), Bobby Jackson (F, S-7, 190, Sr.), Al Hudgins (F/C, 6-7, 202, Sr.), Chet Pudlosky (F, S-6, 218, Sr.), Randy Hersey (C, S-8, 212, Jr.). Promising Newcomers: Mike Dempsey (C, S-9, 198, So.), Billy Harris (F, S-8, 197, Fr.), Gary Lorenz (F, 6-6, 208, Jr.), Larry Parris (G/F, S-4, 184, So.).

MANKATO STATE - Saturday, Jan. 10, 7:30 p.m. CST at Cedar Falls Saturday, Feb. 7, 7:30 p.m. CST at Mankato, Mn. Location: Mankato, Mn. 56001 Head Coach: Butch Raymond Enrollment: 13,000 (Augsburg, 1963) Team Nickname: Indians Years ; Record at School: 2; 15-35 School Colors: Purple and Gold Lettermen Returning: 10 Conference: North Central Lettermen Lost: 1 1974-75 Record: 7-19 Sports Information Director: Bruce Jolesch Conference Record: 2-12 (8th) (507) 398-2624 Lettermen Returning: Elisha Mcsweeney (F, S-6, 195, Sr.), Bernie Miller (F, S-4, 200, Jr.), Doug Probst (C, S-7, 200, Jr.), Gene Zachow (G, 5-10, 170, Sr.), Jeff Winter (C, S-8, 215, Sr.), Mark Olson (F, S-0, 170, Sr.), Jack Gray (F, S-6, 190, Sr.), Terry Seeman (F, S-4, 185, So.), Ross Swanson (F, S-5, 200, Sr.), Tom Sawyer (G, 5-11 , 180, So.). Promising Newcomers: Gil Williams (C, 6-7, 205, So.), Gene Glynn (G, 5-10, 175, Fr.), Tom Fix (C, S-7, 205, Fr.), Steve Prunty (G, 5-10, 180, Fr.), Bill Thompson (F, S-5, 190, Fr.). 23 ILLINOIS STATE -Tuesday, Jan. 13, 7:30 p.m. CST at Normal, Ill. Location: Normal-Bloomington, Ill. 61761 Years; Record at School: O; 0-0 Enrollment: 18,000 Lettermen Returning: 9 Team Nickname: Redbirds Lettermen Lost: 2 School Colors: Red and White Sports Information Director: Roger Cushman Conference: Independent (309) 438-5631 1974-75 Record: 16-10 Head Coach: Gene Smithson (North Central, 1961) Lettermen Returning: Mike Bonczyk (G, 5-10, 170, Sr.), John Crossen (F, 6-6, 200, Jr.), Randy Henry (C, 6-8, 185, Sr.), Richard Jones (F, 6-3, 190, Sr.), Billy Lewis (F, 6-6, 180, So.), Roger Powell (F, 6-5, 193, Sr.), George Tometich (G, 6-2, 170, Sr.), Jeff Widdel (F, 6-6, 205, Jr.), Jeff Wilkins (C, 7-0, 250, Jr.). 'Promising Newcomers: Rick Farina (G, 6-4, 180, Fr.), Derrick Mayes (G, 6-1 , 170, Fr.).

AUGUSTANA - Friday, Jan. 16, 7:30 p.m. CST at Sioux Falls, S.D. Saturday, Feb. 14, 7:30 p.m. CST at Cedar Falls Location: Sioux Falls, S.D. 57102 Head Coach: Mel Klein Enrollment: 2,103 (N. State-S. Dakota, 1961) Team Nickname: Vikings Years; Record at School: 4; 66-40 School Colors: Blue and Gold Lettermen Returning: 7 Conference: North Central Lettermen Lost: 5 1974-75 Record: 20-8 Sports Information Director: Larry Bergum Conference Record: 9-5, (Tie 2nd) (605) 336-4311 Lettermen Returning: Jeff Wilber (G, 6-1 , Sr.), Davor Rukavina (C/F, 6-9, Sr.), Krage Feste (F, 6-3, Sr.), Rich Chapman (G, 6-1 , Jr.), Ron Stotz (G, 5-11 , Jr.), Brad Richter (F, 6-4, Jr.), Greg Nagel (F/C, 6-8, So.). Promising Newcomers: Mike Begeman (G, 6-0, Fr.), Arvid Kramer (C/F, 6-8, Fr.), Paul Schenkelberg (F, 6-6, Fr.), Evan Schnegelberger (F, 6-7, Fr.), Harley Zephier (G, 6-2, Fr.).

SO. DAKOTA STATE - Saturday, Jan. 17, 7:30 p.m. CST at Brookings, S.D. Friday, Feb. 13, 7:30 p.m. CST at Cedar Falls Location: Brookings, S.D. 57006 Head Coach: Gene Zulk Enrollment: 6,200 (South Dakota State, 1969) Team Nickname: Jackrabbits Years; Record at School: 1; 12-12 School Colors: Yellow and Blue Lettermen Returning: 7 Conference: North Central Lettermen Lost: 1 1974-75 Record: 12-12 Sports Information Director: Dave Martin Conference Record: 5-9 (6th) (605) 688-4623 Lettermen Returning : Mike Christianson (F, 6-6, 205, Sr.), Steve Brown (G, 5-10, 170, So.), Mark Graham (G, 6-0, 175, Jr.), Monte Mosiman (F, 6-4, 200, So.), George Schroeder (F, 6-5, 200, Sr.), Dallas Ustrud (F, 6-9, 210, So.), Brian Shanks (P, 7-0, 210, So.), Larry Mulder (C, 6-7, 220, Sr.). Promising Newcomers: Rich Hern (G, 6-1 , 165, Fr.), Rob Hayner (G, 6-2, 185, Fr.), Bob Sundvold (G, 6-5, 180, Jr.), Larry Nickerson (F, 6-6, 210, So.).

NO. DAKOTA STATE - F riday, Jan. 23, 7:30 p.m. CST at Cedar Falls Saturday, Feb. 21 , 7:30 p.m. CST at Fargo, N.D. Location: Fargo, N.D. 58102 Head Coach: Marv Skaar Enrollment: 6,700 (Moorhead State, 1951) Team Nickname: Bison Years; Record at School: 3; 46-33 School Colors: Yellow and Green Lettermen Returning: 8 Conference: North Central Lettermen Lost: 2 1974-75 Record: 15-11 Sports Information Director: George Ellis Conference Record: 9-5 (tie 2nd) (701) 237-8321 Lettermen Returning: Randy Trine (F, 6-3, 182, Sr.), Mark Emerson (F, 6-4, 173, Sr.), Steve Saladino (C, 6-6, 192, Sr.), Bob Nagel (C, 6-9, 222, Jr.), Nelson Faulkner (F, 6-3, 175, So.), Larry Moore (G, 6-0, 182, So.), Wayne Wh itty (F, 6-3, 178, So.), Warner Huss (C, 6-8, 218, So.). Promising Newcomers: Paul Shogren (F, 6-6, 185, Fr.), Tom Norfleet (F/C, 6-6, 195, Fr.), Greg Piede (F/C, 6-3, 185, Fr.). 24 NORTH DAKOTA - Saturday, Jan. 24, 7:30 p.m. CST at Cedar Falls Friday, Feb. 20, 7:30 p.m. CST at Grand Forks, N.D. Location: Grand Forks, N.D. 58201 Head Coach: Dave Gunther Enrollment: 8,632 (Iowa, 1959) Team Nickname: Sioux Years; Record at School: 5; 91-43 School Colors: Green and White Lettermen Returning: 8 Conference: North Central Lettermen Lost: 2 1974-75 Record: 22-7 Sports Information Director: Lee Bohnet Conference Record: 12-2 (1st) (701) 777-2234 Lettermen Returning: Mark Lindahl (C, 6-10, 225, Sr.), Bob Eaglestaff (F, 6-6, 190, Jr.), John Thelen (F, 6-4, 210, So.), John Thorpe (F/C, 6-5, 195, Sr.), Ron Becker (F, 6-5, 205, Sr.), Fred Lukens (C, 6-7, 210, Jr.), Bob Otto (F, 6-5, 205, Sr.), Rick Fischer (G, 5-10, 165, Sr.), Jim Goodrich (G, 6-2, 175, Sr.). Promising Newcomers: Dave Wahlers (F/C, 6-8, 185, Fr.), Chris Fahrbach (F, 6-7, 200, Fr.), Jay Gibson (G, 5-10, 160, Fr.).

SOUTH DAKOTA - Friday, Jan. 30, 7:30 p.m. CST at Vermillion, S.D. Saturday, Feb. 28, 7:30 p.m. CST at Cedar Falls Location: Vermillion, S.D. Head Coach: Jack Doyle Enrollment: 5,632 (Wyomi ng, 1957) Team Nickname: Coyotes Years; Record at School: 3; School Colors: Red and White Lettermen Returning: 7 Conference: North Central Lettermen Lost: 0 1974-75 Record: 11-14 Sports Information Director: Ron Lenz Conference Record: 6-8 (5th) (605) 677-5331 Lettermen Returning: Stan Galloway (F, 6-6, 200, Jr.), John Glubiak (C, 6-7, 200, Jr.), Joe Mueting (C, 6-8, 21 0, Sr.), Rick Nissen (G, 6-0, 175, Sr.), Ron Pederson (F, 6-3, 180, Jr.), Brian Powers (G , 6-2, 170, Jr.), Jay Schmechel (F, 6-6, 180, Sr.). Promising Newcomers: Norm Behring (C, 6-10, 225, Jr.), Steve Brougnam (C, 6-9, 225, Fr.), Mike Eg gers (F, 6-5, 190, Fr.), Doug Flittie (G, 6-2, 175, Jr.), Will Freeman (F, 6-5, 215, Jr.), Dale Hieb (G, 5-10, 165, Fr.), James Johnson (F, 6-4, 195, Fr.), Curt Metz (G, 5-11 , 170, Fr.), Ralph Overton (F, 6-3, 165, So.), Tom Peterka (F, 6-3, 165, Fr.), Lance Peterson (G, 6-2, 175, Fr.), Doug Rasdal (G, 5-10, 160, Fr.), Bill Stewart (F, 6-3, 160, Fr.), Greg Wermers (G, 6-2, 170, Fr.). MORNINGSIDE - Saturday, Jan. 31 , 7:30 p.m. CST at Sioux City Friday, Feb. 27, 7:30 p.m. CST at Cedar Falls Location: Sioux City, Iowa 51106 Head Coach: Dan Callahan Enrollment: 1,400 (Drake, 1958) Team Nickname: Chiefs Years; Record at School: 3; 26-28 School Colors: Maroon and Wh ite Lettermen Returning: 7 Conference: North Central Lettermen Lost: 2 1974-75 Record: 17-12 Sports Information Director: Steve Salem Conference Record: 9-5 (2nd) (712) 277-5192 Lettermen Returning: Robert Curry (G, 6-0, 160, Sr.), John Held (G, 6-2, 160), Dave Krumbholz (G, 6-1 , 165, Sr.), Marv Munden (G, 6-1 , 175, Sr.), Doug Schultz (G, 6-4, 175, Sr.), Doug Marx (F, 6-5, 200, Jr.), Herb McMath (F, 6-5, 225, Sr.), Owen Lomax (F, 6-4, 190, Sr.). Promising Newcomers: Evan Hecht (F, 6-0, 170, Fr.), Steve Kovarna (F, 6-5, 200, Fr.), Keith Kohler (F, 6-8, 230, Fr.), Ken Warner (F, 6-9, 240, Fr.). EASTERN ILLINOIS -Tuesday, Feb. 10, 7:30 p.m. CST at Cedar Falls Location: Charleston, Ill. 61920 Years; Record at School: 8; 105-83 Enrollment: 8,994 Lettermen Returning: 7 Team Nickname: Panthers Lettermen Lost: 3 School Colors: Blue and Gray Sports Information Director: Dave Kidwell Conference: Independent (217) 581-2319 1974-75 Record: 20-8 Head Coach: Don Eddy (Southern Mississippi , 1958) Lettermen Returning: James Brooks (G , 6-1 , 175, Sr.), John Day (F, 6-4, 180, Sr.), Jeff Furry (C, 6-8, 225, Sr.), William Patterson (G, 5-11 , 175, So.), Steve Rich, (F, 6-7, 185, Sr.), Charlie Thomas (G, 6-2, 180, So.), Brad Warble (F, 6-6, 205, Sr.). Promising Newcomers: Rich Rhodes (G, 6-2, 180, Jr.), Herb Williams (F, 6-4, 200, Sr.), Charles An thony (F, 6-4, 180, Fr.), Bill Berndt (G, 6-3, 185, Fr.), Eric Garrett (F, 6-5, 200, Fr.), Bruce Tison (F, 6-6, 190, Fr.). 25 26 Cage Efforts Year-by-Vear

Own Opp. Year Games Won Lost Pct. Pis. Pis. 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 NO RECORD 1,108 1911-12 10 2 8 .200 184 295 H. F. Pasini 1,094 1912-13 10 6 4 .600 NO RECORD H.F. Pasini 1,202 1913-14 10 6 4 .600 257 192 Allen P. Berkstresser 1,297 1914-15 12 4 8 .333 266 310 Allen P. Berkstresser 1,406 1915-16 NO RECORD 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 1920-21 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 1924-25 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 1930-31 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 1934-35 16 6 10 .375 479 553 Arthur 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) 1944-45 NO BASKETBALL (War Years) 1945-46 20 13 7 .650 1,008 869 0 . M. " Hon" Nordly 1,233 1946-47 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 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 1952-53# 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 27 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 -62## 24 19 5 .792 1,908 1,628 Norman Stewart 4,070 1962-63 23 15 8 .652 1,741 1,631 Norman Stewart 4,567 1963-64# 27 23 4 .853 2,120 1,838 Norman Stewart 5,147 1964-65 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 1966-67 22 11 11 .500 1,599 1,634 Norman Stewart 7,409 1967-68 22 15 7 .682 1,139 1,777 Zeke Hogeland 8,213 1968-69## 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 1900- 1975 1,1 49 632 517 .550 59,057 57,939 220,750 # North Central Conference Title ## Shared North Central Conference Title

All-Time Coaching Records Cont. 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 1910-1911 H.F. 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 Fritzel 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 Berry 1973- (2) 52 10 42 .192 0 TOTALS (72) 1149 632 517 .550 8

28 Season-by-Season Review (1 906-1975)

1901H>7 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 19 Ames 28 20 Lennox 33 22 Parsons ...... 14 28 William Penn 13 23 Leander Clark . 27 23 St. Joseph 21 32 Waterloo Legion . 22 46 Leander Clark . 31 25 Upper Iowa 29 12 Cornell 34 20 Coe . 60 43 Charles City . . . 15 31 Iowa Wesleyan 27 37 Waterloo YMCA 33 14 Iowa 27 18 Dubuque 28 Coe ...... 39 27 St. Joseph . . . 13 36 33 Parsons 54 Charles City ...... 34 37 Drake ...... 12 . 15 Coach - R. F. Seymour 34 Charles City . 16 11 Dubuque ············· 47 Coach - Allen P. Berkstresser 24 Lennox ... 25 33 Des Moines ...... 16 15 Lennox . .. 18 8 Des Moines 16 1907-08 22 Simpson 34 (4-4) 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 - R. 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 29 Iowa Wesleyan 1908-09 47 Dubuque Gorman 16 . . . 5 25 Upper Iowa ... (5-7) 20 Beloit . 28 10 Dubuque 53 Ellsworth ...... 26 Coach - Allen P. Berkstresser 20 ...... 34 26 Buena Vista 11 44 Waterloo West . 22 19 Grinnell . 53 Coach - Ivan Doseff 12 Iowa 40 1921-22 5 Grinnell . . . . 33 (9-2) 32 Leander Clark 1915-16 . . . . . 24 13 Luther 17 Waterloo YMCA No Record 43 . . . 20 24 Luther 18 9 Iowa 46 Coach - Allen P. Berkstresser 28 Simpson 24 34 Leander Clark 27 ······· ····· 31 Still . 14 16 Missouri North 38 25 William Penn 8 9 Kansas Normal ...... 24 26 Buena Vista . 17 14 Des Moines YMCA ...... 31 18 Upper Iowa ... 24 Coach - R. Seymour F. 1916-17 23 Simpson 18 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 ·, 1 Waterloo YMCA ...... 27 1922-23 (10-1) 11 Iowa ...... 34 1917-18 22 Cornell 21 23 Kansas Normal 17 (5-5) 33 Still . 16 34 Cornell . . 33 29 Waterloo YMCA .. 13 34 Luthi;r 16 22 Cornell . . . . . 1O 23 Cornell 34 27 William Penn 17 31 Waterloo YMCA ...... 20 40 Dubuque 17 15 Simpson 12 Coach - Clayton B. Simmons Grinnell . . . . . 20 ...... 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 17 Coe . 20 25 Upper Iowa 13 1911-12 15 Creighton . . . . . 35 Coach - L. L. Mendenhall (2-8) No Coach Designated 36 Lennox 11 1923-24 21 Coe... . . 24 (8-4) 25 Leander Clark . . . . • . . 32 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 16 Cornell . . 50 23 Camp Dodge 29 25 Iowa Wesleyan 8 17 Cornell 32 14 Des Moines 12 17 Parsons .... 13 9Coe ..... 35 23 Cornell ...... •. . • . 25 10 Simpson 25 16 Iowa . . . 21 13 Coe ... 26 19 Upper Iowa .. . . . 14 Coach - H. F. Pasini 17 Grinnell 18 15 Iowa Wesleyan 17 20 Des Moines . . . . . 31 31 Upper Iowa . . . . . 17 1912-13 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 29 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 10 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 (6-10) 18 Upper Iowa 13 25 Grinnell ...... 24 20 Parsons . . 19 1930-31 20 William Penn . . . . 21 20 Parsons . . 31 (9-3) 25 Coe. 30 36 Iowa Wesleyan 23 ~7 Coe ... 17 36 Luther 32 37 Upper Iowa ...... 12 47 Dubuque 13 25 Cornell . . . . . 37 14 Luther 21 47 Simpson 17 42 Morningside 49 35 Luther 24 12 Luther .. 25 24 Grinnell . . . . 43 Coach - A. D. Dickinson 41 Parsons . 22 23 Dubuque 16 28 Simpson 25 1926-27 28 Columbia .. 35 24 Luther 29 (6-7) 35 Simpson ... . .•.• . • . . 30 47 Morningside 38 22 Cornell 24 17 Luther 27 37 Cornell . . . . 48 14 Coe ... . . 15 38 Parsons ...... 24 31 Omaha . . . 45 23 Coe ... . . 20 55 William Penn 13 34 Simpson 31 16 Upper Iowa ...... • ..... 24 36 Columbia ... 24 29 Coe.. 33 35 William Penn 22 Coach - A. D. Dickinson 29 William Penn 26 22 Central ..... 37 23 Omaha ...... 42 24 Iowa Wesleyan 19 Coach - A. D. Dickinson 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 OklahomaA&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 L~hm 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 18 Coe... 24 (9-4) 1936-37 26 Columbia . 20 32 Coe ...... 34 24 Columbia 22 (5-7) 23 Iowa State ...... 29 22 Grinnell . 18 20 Luther 21 28 Hamline..... 22 21 Coe... .. 22 33 Dubuque 21 49 Columbia 17 23 North Dakota 25 37 Parsons . 29 32 Luther 29 38 Grinnell . 46 43 William Penn 28 40 Parsons . 37 36 South Dakota State 35 38 Upper Iowa . 16 41 William Penn 25 22 Morningside 25 21 Luther 27 40 Columbia . . . 20 16 Morningside 32 41 Des Moines . 30 26 Simpson . . 22 33 Omaha 24 29 West Union 26 40 William Penn 44 23 North Dakota State . . . 28 25 Upper Iowa . 19 27 Parsons . 24 35 Coe ...... 34 26 Central . . . 19 30 Luther ...... 27 30 South Dakota 34 34 William Penn 25 22 Simpson 26 46 Omaha . . . 31 25 Parsons . . 16 Coach - Melvin Fritzel Coach -A. D. Dickinson 30 Coach - A. D. Dickinson 1946-47 1937-38 1941·42 (6·14) (9-5) (10-9) 53 Ottumwa P·F 40 26 Iowa State . . . 30 36 St. Thomas 44 44 Hamline ...... 48 36 Washington University . . .. 32 31 Chicago Technical . 34 36 Iowa State . 47 46 Coe...... 41 33 Milwaukee Technical.... 50 47 St. Ambrose . . . 37 40 Coe...... 21 44 Chicago Technical ...... 33 39 Western Illinois 56 28 Iowa State . 35 22 Morningside . . . 34 35 Northern Illinois ...... 37 33 Omaha ...... 30 39 Grinnell ...... 47 36 Emporia . . . . . 46 33 North Dakota ...... 42 38 South Dakota State 37 48 Ottumwa P·F 51 34 North Dakota State ...... 25 40 Western Illinois 35 35 Milwaukee Tech College .. 44 29 South Dakota State 18 33 North Dakota State . . . . . 44 42 North Dakota 45 28 South Dakota ...... 22 43 Omaha . . . 35 49 North Dakota State ...... 42 55 Omaha . . . . 43 48 South Dakota . . . . . 26 60 South Dakota State 53 29 Morningside ...... 23 48 Luther ...... 39 34 Augustana ...... 35. 30 Hamline..... 33 60 Western llilno1s 45 36 Western Michigan . . . 45 34 Morningside . . . . 41 50 North Dakota 38 46 Morningside ...... 42 Coach· 0 . M. Nordly 34 North Dakota State . 38 48 South Dakota State 67 47 Omaha 42 62 St. Ambrose . . . 44 21 Luther ...... 32 42 Western Illinois 49 35 Morningside . . . . 42 1938-39 54 Western Michigan 63 48 Grinnell . 31 (9-8) 42 Augustana 46 Coach • 0 . M. Nordly 36 Coe ...... 26 Coach • 0 . M. Nordly 33 Hamline...... •. 35 51 Western Illinois ...... 43 38 Iowa State . 29 39 Coe ...... 32 36 Grinnell ...... 52 32 Iowa State . 43 1942·43 35 North Oakota ...... 23 (3-9) 35 Loras 50 34 Morningside 48 1947-48 27 South Dakota State 46 25 Grinnell ... 29 (14-6) 36 Loras ...... 38 38 South Dakota 50 49 Drake ...... 58 44 Grinnell ...... 28 41 South Oakota State . . . 50 54 South Dakota 29 33 Iowa State ...... 34 53 Omaha ...... 24 39 28 North Dakota . . . 32 53 North Dakota 45 North Dakota State .... . 43 45 Simpson . . . . . 44 58 Augustana 36 24 Omaha .... 19 52 Luther ...... 38 32 South Dakota . 35 32 West Illinois 58 48 Gustavus Adolphus 53 33 Morningside 36 42 Morningside 17 68 Mankato State ...... 59 42 South Dakota State 46 Coach· 0 . M. Nordly 69 South Dakota State ...... 42 38 Augustana ...... 40 47 Iowa State . 52 50 Morningside 42 40 Coach· 0 . M. Nordly 49 North Dakota State ..... 1939·40 42 South Dakota . . . 33 (11-7) 71 Morningside 49 40 Coe . .. 27 69 Luther 43 40 Grinnell 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 40 North Dakota State . 44 1944-45 32 North Dakota 30 No Basketball (War Years) 43 Omaha ...... 32 33 Grinnell . . . . . 32 40 Morningside . . . . 33 40 Northeast Missouri ...... 42 39 Omaha ...... 48 1948·49 40 Morningside ...... 39 (16-6) Coach • 0 . M. Nordly 1945·46 63 Upper Iowa ...... 35 (13-7) 60 South Dakota ...... 46 96 Grinnell ...... 32 52 Nebraska .... . 63 1940-41 33 Drake. .. 36 49 St. Olaf ...... 35 (11-6) 75 St. Ambrose . . . . . 32 41 Ithaca. 40 24 St. Thomas 35 58 Northern Illinois ...... 38 47 Kansas State 54 49 Coe . . . 38 60 South Dakota State ...... 28 56 Mankato State ... . . 52 49 Southwest Louisiana ...... 24 61 Simpson ...... 39 69 St. John ·s . 45 32 Wayne State ...... 29 40 South Dakota State 49 57 North Dakota 41 49 North Dakota . . . . . 40 53 Augustana . . . 41 47 South Dakota State 35 50 Western Illinois . . . 52 48 Loras ...... 43 42 Augustana 40 37 South Dakota . . . . . 45 50 South Dakota . . . . . 45 54 South Dakota State 46 49 South Dakota State 36 47 Morningside ...... 49 53 Wisconsin-River Falls 55 27 Omaha ...... 47 52 Simpson ...... 44 71 North Dakota State ...... 52 20 Chicago Technical ...... 19 46 Augustana ...... 32 51 North Dakota 60 40 Coe ...... 36 45 Saint Ambrose...... 35 60 Carleton 48 61 North Dakota State ...... 53 46 Ottumwa P·F ...... 42 55 Morningside 57 24 Chicago Technical ...... 22 38 Hamline ...... 51 61 Loras ...... 52 56 Morningside . 42 37 Ottumwa P·F ...... 71 51 Augustana 34 27 Omaha 19 43 Loras ...... 56 62 Morn1ngs1de ...... 42 36 Wayne State . . . 41 58 Montana State . . . . . 42 65 Wisconsin·R1ver Falls 64 41 Morn1ngs1de 48 22 Pepperd ine ...... 64 49 Emporia 63 Coach· 0 . M. Nordly Coach · 0 . M. Nordly Coach • 0 . M. Nordly 31 1955-56 1949-50 1952-53 (8-11 ) (16-5) (14-11) 52 Grinnell . 73 77 Central 20 51 St. Thomas 83 75 Cornell ...... 72 70 St. Olaf 56 65 North Central 83 63 Winona State 52 69 Central 47 41 Mankato State . 77 70 North Dakota 75 54 Nebraska 60 66 Wartburg 73 75 Wartburg 91 Dakota 66 Loras 55 63 North 66 86 Wisconsin-Lacrosse ...... 102 64 Fresno State 42 74 North Dakota 65 81 North Dakota State . 86 48 Wisconsin-Lacrosse 43 74 Simpson 69 66 North Dakota 87 63 Wisconsin-River Falls 49 57 St. Thomas 74 81 South Dakota 58 68 South Dakota State 59 68 South Dakota 52 76 North Dakota State . 71 68 South Dakota 43 66 Grinnell . . 69 79 Loras 69 75 Morningside 56 58 Carleton 67 59 Augustana 72 66 North Dakota 70 67 North Dakota State . 59 56 South Dakota State 93 57 North Dakota State . 48 66 South Dakota 60 69 59 Loras 64 80 Morningside 77 81 Augustana 70 South Dakota State 88 57 North Dakota State . 45 58 South Dakota State 51 44 South Dakota ...... 60 67 Aug ustana 60 72 Morningside 67 64 South Dakota 73 65 Morningside 53 40 South Dakota State 66 75 Cornell 90 85 Augustana 44 71 North Dakota State . 65 88 Morningside 79 62 Augustana 59 73 North Dakota ...... 85 Coach - Stanley Hall 67 South Dakota State 66 90 Morningside 72 59 Carleton 43 79 Augustana 63 Coach - 0 . M. Nordly 62 Carleton 73 70 Cornell . . . . 57 90 St. Ambrose ...... 78 57 Stetson . 75 Coach - 0 . M. Nordly 1950-51 1956-57 (14-9) (12-10) •. 77 57 Mankato State . 39 66 Loras ...... 59 Cornell 72 48 Carleton 60 1953-54 81 57 Upper Iowa 43 79 Winona State (6-15) 48 38 Wisconsin-Lacrosse . 48 71 North Dakota 61 Cornell 65 72 North Dakota State . 54 60 North Dakota 51 62 Wartburg 64 75 Northwest Missouri 62 55 Nebraska 63 61 North Dakota 71 64 57 Hastings 58 68 Luther 71 Loras 89 46 Hastings 49 91 Wartburg . . . . . 74 42 St. Thomas 87 60 Grinnell 63 67 Wisconsin-Lacrosse . 65 70 St. Thomas 86 56 North Dakota State . 54 60 South Dakota 87 54 Macalester 62 72 Morningside 78 59 Augustana 52 64 South Dakota 48 ...... 59 . 61 South Dakota 48 62 Wartburg 61 North Dakota State . 83 71 North Dakota State . 65 55 Morningside 53 61 North Dakota 53 54 Loras ... 51 52 South Dakota 55 73 North Dakota State . 65 62 South Dakota State 70 50 North Dakota State . 39 46 South Dakota 61 53 South Dakota State 82 71 Morningside 60 69 Morningside 79 67 Augustana 76 51 South Dakota 55 82 Grinnell ...... 84 65 Cornell ...... 60 51 South Dakota State 41 65 Augustana 50 64 Augustana 55 42 South Dakota State 55 63 South Dakota State 70 51 Morningside 60 56 Augustana 39 58 Morningside 66 76 Grinnell ...... 67 45 North Dakota State . 40 58 South Dakota State 54 88 North Dakota 78 57 North Dakota 63 87 Aug ustana 63 42 Augu·stana 38 Coach - James Witham 57 Mankato State . 66 Coach - 0 . M. Nordly 65 Cornell 84 Coach - 0 . M. Nordly

1951-52 (14-10) 1957-58 46 North Central 57 1954-55 (9-14) 44 Nebraska ...... •. . . . . 60 (11-11) 85 Detroit Tech . 68 70 Wartburg 56 100 Loras ...... 76 57 Northwest Missouri 52 58 Mankato State . 56 74 Wartburg .. . 70 54 Washburn ...... 65 53 St. Thomas 51 73 Southwest Kansas . 82 61 Cornell 62 74 North Dakota 53 63 North Dakota State . 78 51 North Dakota State . 70 72 Coe...... • . 49 67 North Dakota 71 61 North Dakota 47 62 Luther 60 94 Augustana ...... 66 65 Mankato State . 55 67 St. Thomas 51 78 Morningside 71 57 Wartburg 54 63 South Dakota State 53 49 North Dakota State . 66 62 Grinnell 52 51 South Dakota 48 83 Cornell 93 71 Loras ... 73 54 North Dakota 55 64 South Dakota 61 66 Cornell 79 57 North Dakota State . 60 60 Cornell 82 67 South Dakota State 72 46 Grinnell . 54 73 Loras 81 69 Augustana 70 73 St. Ambrose ...... 57 76 North Dakota State . 70 50 South Dakota 62 39 North Dakota State . 37 67 South Dakota 68 58 North Dakota State . . 65 63 Morningside 93 74 Morningside 83 56 North Dakota 65 51 South Dakota . . . . . 52 83 South Dakota State 65 72 Morningside ...... 90 54 Augustana 58 70 South Dakota State 98 70 South Dakota 84 52 South Dakota State 50 87 Augustana 86 62 Mankato State . 56 74 Augustana 60 85 Grinnell . 88 94 Morningside 55 57 Morningside 58 89 North Dakota 71 56 Wartburg 62 69 Loras ...... 68 103 Morningside 71 69 South Dakota State 83 48 Carleton 53 95 Augustana 57 65 Augustana ...... 51 Coach - 0 . M. Nordly Coach - Stanley Hall Coach - James Witham 32 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 Hl6 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 75 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 Dako1a 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) 76 Macalester ...... 65 1959-60 91 Winona State 55 (15-8) 1965-66 83 Western Illinois 69 86 (13-7) 72 Northeast Missouri . 59 Nebraska ...... 78 . . . 65 62 Mankato State ...... 56 75 Macalester ...... 81 Bemidji State ...... 70 71 Northern Illinois ...... 81 43 Southern Illinois ...... 68 89 Parsons ...... 75 . 74 Illinois State ...... 87 74 Northeast Missouri ...... 70 66 Cornell ...... 82 78 North Dakota 53 54 Iowa State ...... 73 80 MacMurray ...... 67 74 Grinnell ...... 65 68 North Dakota State . 74 73 Morningside ...... 68 76 Northern Illinois ...... 62 55 North Dakota ...... 86 66 South Dakota . . . 83 69 Mankato State ...... 63 29 North Dakota ...... 49 89 Augustana 61 75 South Dakota . . . . . 86 78 Morningside ...... 54 71 North Dakota ...... 76 72 South Dakota State 82 56 South Dakota State ...... 67 68 North Dakota State ...... 65 72 Augustana ...... 76 84 Wartburg ...... 60 . 74 South Dakota ...... 59 85 North Dakota State . 62 62 South Dakota . . . 49 68 Augustana ...... 64 101 Morningside 69 69 Augustana 64 73 South Dakota State ...... 83 73 South Dakota ...... 77 56 South Dakota State ...... 75 79 South Dakota State 84 87 South Dakota State 79 88 North Dakota State . 74 63 Loras ...... 71 67 Omaha ...... 60 69 North Dakota 61 62 Mankato State . 79 90 North Dakota State . . . . . 82 80 South Dakota State 67 79 Morningside ...... 66 71 North Dakota 61 70 South Dakota 57 75 Wartburg ...... 65 62 Wartburg . . . 69 78 Morningside ...... 62 84 North Dakota 69 90 Morningside . . . . .• . • . 64 86 Augustana ...... 75 92 North Dakota State ...... 77 78 Loras ...... 51 93 Morningside ...... 56 Coach - Norman Stewart 73 Augustana ...... 61 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 71 Mankato State ...... 59 1966-67 1960-61 78 North Dakota State ...... 51 (11-11) (1 6-5) 63 North Dakota . . . 62 78 Iowa State ...... 79 68 Nebraska . . . . . 78 85 Wartburg ...... 59 . 85 Western Illinois 80 65 Macalester . . . 54 73 Western Illinois ...... 68 58 Southern Illinois ...... 93 75 Northern Illinois ...... 56 70 Northern Illinois ...... 59 84 Bemidji State ...... 67 79 North Dakota State . . . . 58 75 MacMurray . . . 56 62 Mankato State ...... 64 96 St. Ambrose . 60 65 Western Illinois 75 79 Northeast Missouri. 61 100 Wartburg 53 96 South Dakota State ...... 74 88 Western Illinois 69 63 North Dakota . . . . . 65 90 Morningside ...... 62 76 South Dakota State ...... 64 87 North Dakota State . . . 81 89 North Dakota State ...... 62 56 North Dakota State ...... 64 80 Loras ...... 53 82 South Dakota ...... 74 73 South Dakota 83 71 South Dakota 66 88 Northern Illinois ...... 80 74 Morningside 71 69 South Dakota State 77 89 Augustana ...... •. . . . 48 64 South Dakota 90 87 Morningside ...... 64 79 Morningside ...... • . .... 63 58 North Dakota 64 71 South Dakota ...... 69 96 South Dakota ...... 84 71 North Dakota State . 64 83 Morningside 49 101 North Dakota ...... 79 74 Morningside . . . . . 68 81 South Dakota State 82 51 South Dakota State . . . . . 83 85 South Dakota . . . . . 80 71 Augustana 59 80 Augustana 75 70 South Dakota State 75 79 Augustana ...... 53 71 Washington University . . . . 56 60 Augustana ...... 86 59 Mankato State . . . 81 71 Mankato State ...... 64 81 Augustana ...... 53 86 Winona State 67 93 Southeast Missouri 85 64 North Dakota ...... 92 80 North Dakota ...... 66 67 Evansville ...... 82 69 North Dakota State ...... 86 86 Wartburg ...... 64 72 North Carolina A&T 91 90 South Dakota ...... 81 Coach - James Witham Coach - Norman Stewart Coach • Norman Stewart 33 1967-68 1970-71 1973-74 (15-7) (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 88 South Dakota 68 69 Western Illinois 82 99 Westmar 66 69 North Dakota 90 74 Washington (St. Louis) . 61 55 Nebraska 73 105 North Dakota State . 86 62 Central Missouri . 96 54 North Dakota 57 71 South Dakota 69 75 North Dakota State . 77 71 Mankato State . 70 74 North Dakota State . 71 67 Mankato State . 82 59 Augustana 87 72 North Dakota 85 82 North Dakota 85 64 Mankato State . 73 119 Augustana 98 78 Mankato State . 84 63 Augustana 80 89 Central Missouri State 74 58 Morningside 73 76 South Dakota State 98 91 North Dakota State . 64 100 South Dakota 92 55 North Dakota State . 63 78 South Dakota 89 85 North Dakota State ...... 100 56 North Dakota 65 ' 94 M orningside 73 77 North Dakota 93 51 Eastern Illinois 81 102 South Dakota State 87 73 Loras . 86 76 South Dakota 86 78 South Dakota State ...... 121 71 Bradley ...... 117 64 Morningside 75 77 Augustana 79 91 Augustana 82 84 Briar Cliff 67 111 Western Illinois 79 78 South Dakota State 96 64 Mankato State . 83 78 Central Missouri State 79 88 South Dakota State ...... 106 68 South Dakota State 67 94 North Dakota 77 86 Augustana 93 48 Augustana 60 81 Morningside 68 71 North Dakota State . 73 57 Western Illinois ...... 101 Coach - Zeke Hogeland 91 North Dakota 74 61 North Dakota 75 78 Morningside 65 65 North Dakota State . 97 92 South Dakota ...... 108 77 Morningside 82 1968-69 72 Mankato State . 86 79 South Dakota 80 (15-9) Coach - Zeke Hogeland Coach - James Berry 89 Westmar 61 Gustavus Adolphus 78 67 1971 -72 82 80 Montana State . (10-13) 85 75 Montana 87 Minnesota-Duluth 82 90 Upper Iowa 70 56 Eastern Illinois 69 1974-75 71 South Dakota State 84 91 Western Illinois ...... 101 (6-20) 68 Augustana 75 76 Eastern Illinois 79 91 Central Missouri State 90 101 Augustan a 84 98 Central Missouri State 71 South Dakota State 80 72 Western Michigan ...... t01 68 54 South Dakota 82 77 70 Nebraska-Omaha 80 72 North Dakota 72 North Dakota State . 80 73 South Dakota State 92 77 Western Illinois 85 79 Mankato State . 81 89 Gustavus Adolphus 61 50 Eastern Illinois 78 91 Morningside 60 81 Morningside 76 70 Iowa State ...... 123 74 South Dakota 80 66 South Dakota 59 67 Loras . 79 65 North Dakota State . 61 69 63 Morningside 77 105 Western Illinois 61 North Dakota 75 State . 75 53 North Dakota 78 99 North Dakota 79 Western Illinois 82 63 South Dakota State 71 55 Southern Illinois . 73 75 Augustana 80 61 Mankato State . 58 99 South Dakota 90 72 South Dakota State 78 66 Augustana 78 85 North Dakota 60 78 Augustana 65 71 South Dakota State 85 90 North Dakota State . 85 85 South Dakota State 81 . 66 46 North Dakota State . 94 80 Mankato State 87 North Dakota State . 75 65 North Dakota 67 109 Morningside 63 61 North Dakota 76 77 88 South Dakota 90 108 Augustana 85 Morningside 74 60 82 Morningside 65 71 North Dakota 89 South Dakota 77 Hogeland 65 Briar Cliff 83 Coach - Zeke 67 Mankato State . 62 93 Mankato State . 92 50 Mankato State . 62 68 South Dakota State 86 Coach - Zeke Hogeland 1969-70 73 Augustana 77 (13-12) 98 Western Illinois 78 1972-73 65 Upper Iowa 76 47 North Dakota 68 (11-13) 70 Buena Vista . 59 66 North Dakota State . 77 75 Wayne State . 60 65 Central 63 86 Morningside 83 82 Ball State 89 67 Wartburg 83 73 South Dakota 76 92 Central Oh io 59 67 South Dakota State 74 Coach - James Berry 94 Central Missouri ...... 109 76 South Dakota 80 67 Northern South Dakota . 74 99 North Dakota 82 73 Mankato State . 59 68 Mankato State . 50 73 Augustana 69 55 South Dakota State 56 54 Mankato State . 59 65 59 North Dakota 101 Augustana 78 67 Wayne State . 89 67 South Dakota State 78 72 North Dakota State . 81 75 Eastern Illinois 66 71 66 North Dakota 64 North Dakota State . 76 72 Mankato State . 63 63 North Dakota 68 State . 67 71 North Dakota 68 Bem idj i State 69 85 Western Illinois ...... 1CJO 68 South Dakota 80 76 79 Loras . 90 Morningside 77 83 Morningside 73 66 Eastern Illinois 96 74 Morningside 71 65 Mankato State . 61 70 South Dakota 81 58 South Dakota State 89 83 Central Missouri State 74 85 Augustana ...... t 04 69 Augustana 66 62 North Dakota 74 72 South Dakota State 95 91 North Dakota State . 8t 67 82 Augustana 83 Morningside 61 59 Mankato State . 55 79 South Dakota 77 Coach - Zeke Hogeland Coach - Zeke Hogeland 34 Panthers Vs. Individual Opponents First Second Last Result Opponent G w L PCT. Game Game UNI OPP. Ames ...... • ...... 1 0 1 .000 1919-20 1919-20 19 28 Augustana ...... 67 47 20 .701 1942-43 1974-75 73 77 Ball State ...... 1 0 1 .000 1972-73 1972-73 82 89 Beloit ...... 1 0 1 .000 1914-15 1914-15 20 28 Bemidji State ...... 4 2 2 .500 1962-63 1972-73 68 69 Bradley ...... 1 0 1 .000 1970-71 1970-71 71 117 Briar Cliff ...... •...... 2 1 1 .500 1973-74 1974-75 65 83 Buena Vista ...... •...... 5 5 0 1.000 1920-21 1969-70 70 59 Camp Dodge ... .. ·· ···· ...... 1 0 1 .000 1918-19 1918-19 23 29 Carleton ...... 7 2 5 .286 1931-32 1952-53 62 73 Cedar Valley ...... 1 1 0 1.000 1919-20 1919-20 15 14 Central Iowa ...... 13 9 4 .692 1914-15 1968-69 65 63 Central Missouri State ...... 8 4 4 .500 1967-68 1974-75 91 90 Central Ohio ...... 1 1 0 1.000 1972-73 1972-73 92 59 Charles City ...... 6 4 2 .666 1906-07 1913-14 34 16 Chicago Teachers ...... 4 3 1 .750 1940-41 1941-42 44 33 Coe ...... 33 16 17 .485 1906-07 1951 -52 72 49 Columbia ...... •...... 33 10 23 .303 1909-10 1962-63 62 82 Creighton ...... •...... 1 0 1 .000 1917-18 1917-18 15 35 Culver Stockton ...... 1 1 0 1.000 1967-68 1967-68 111 80 Des Moines ...... 8 3 5 .375 1914-15 1928-29 41 30 Des Moines YMCA ...... •.... 1 0 1 .000 1908-09 1908-09 14 31 Detroit ...... 1 0 1 .000 1939-40 1939-40 28 29 Detroit Tech ...... 1 1 0 1.000 1957-58 1957-58 85 68 Drake ...... 6 2 4 .333 1907-08 1947-48 49 58 Dubuque ...... 14 8 6 .429 1914-15 193D-31 23 16 Dubuque Gorman . ······ ...... 1 1 0 1.000 1914-15 1914-15 47 16 East Waterloo ...... • . 1 1 0 1.000 1906-07 1906-07 48 18 Eastern Illinois ...... 6 1 5 .167 1971-72 1974-75 50 78 Ellsworth Junior College ...... 2 2 0 1.000 1908-09 1924-25 20 18 Emporia ...... 2 0 2 .000 1946-47 1948-49 49 63 Evansville ...... 1 0 1 .000 1963-64 1963-64 67 82 Fresno State ...... 1 1 0 1.000 1949-50 1949-50 64 42 Grinnell ...... •...... 30 12 18 .400 1907-08 1959-60 74 65 Gustavus Adolphus ...... 4 2 2 .500 1947-48 1968-69 89 61 Hamilton ...... ······ ..... 2 2 0 1.000 1923-24 1923-24 33 20 Hamline ...... • ...... •...... 9 4 5 .444 1931 -32 1961-62 81 68 Hastings ...... 2 0 2 .000 1950-51 1950-51 46 49 Illinois State ...... 2 1 1 .500 1959-60 1961-62 95 76 Iowa ...... ······ ...... 8 0 8 .000 1907-08 1914-15 16 44 Iowa State ...... 14 4 10 .286 1932-33 1974-75 70 123 Iowa Wesleyan ...... 11 7 4 .636 1919-20 1927-28 21 26 Ithaca ...... 1 1 0 1.000 1948-49 1948-49 41 40 Kansas ...... 1 0 1 .000 1973-74 1973-74 60 94 Kansas Normal ...... 4 1 3 .250 1907-08 1914-15 14 26 Kansas State ..... ······ ...... 1 0 1 .000 1948-49 1948-49 47 54 Leander Clark ...... 5 4 1 .800 1906-07 1911-12 19 13 Lennox ...... ······ ·· ·· .... . 6 3 3 .500 1906-07 1920-21 23 15 Loras ...... 23 11 12 .478 1942-43 1974-75 67 79 Luther ...... 30 17 13 .567 1921-22 1956-57 68 64 Mac al ester .. . .. ·· ········ .. ... 7 5 2 .714 1958-59 1964-65 78 68 Mac Murray ...... 2 2 0 1.000 1962-63 1963-64 75 56 Mankato State ...... 37 23 14 .621 1947-48 1974-75 93 92 Milwaukee Teachers ...... 2 0 2 .000 1941-42 1946-47 35 44 Minnesota-Duluth ...... 1 1 0 1.000 1971-72 1971-72 87 82 Missouri Normal ...... •...... 1 0 1 .000 1908-09 1908-09 16 38 Montana ...... 1 0 1 .000 1968-69 1968-69 75 85 Montana State ...... •...... 2 1 1 .500 1945-46 1968-69 80 82 Morningside ...... 89 56 33 .629 1920-21 1974-75 86 83 Nebraska ...... 8 0 8 .000 1948-49 1973-74 55 73 Nebraska-Omaha ...... 19 13 6 .316 1934-35 1974-75 70 80 35 Nebraska-Wesleyan ...... 1 0 1 .000 1961-62 1961-62 77 78 North Carolina A&T ...... 1 0 1 .000 1963-64 1963-64 72 91 North Central ...... 2 0 2 .000 1951-52 1952-53 65 83 North Dakota ...... 71 31 40 .436 1935-36 1974-75 47 68 North Dakota State ...... 68 42 26 .617 1935-36 1974-75 66 77 Northeast Missouri ...... 5 2 3 .400 1935-36 1965-66 74 70 Northern Illinois ...... 9 7 2 .778 1945-46 1964-65 88 80 Northern South Dakota ...... •... 1 0 1 .000 1972-73 1972-73 67 74 Northwest Missouri ...... 3 3 0 1.000 1956-57 1966-67 79 61 Oklahoma A&M ...... 1 1 0 1.000 1931-32 1931-32 29 27 Ottumwa Pre Flight ...... 4 2 2 .500 1945-46 1946-47 48 51 Parsons ...... 25 18 7 .720 1912-13 1962-63 89 75 ' Pepperdine ...... 1 0 1 .000 1945-46 1945-46 22 64 River Falls Teachers ...... 3 2 1 .667 1948-49 1949-50 53 55 San Jose State ...... 1 0 1 .000 1947-48 1947-48 58 64 St. Ambrose ...... 6 6 0 1.000 1945-46 1952-53 90 78 St. John's ...... 1 1 0 1.000 1948-49 1948-49 69 45 St. Joseph's ...... 2 2 .() 1.000 1913-14 1913-14 27 13 St. Olaf ...... •..•...... 2 2 0 1.000 1948-49 1949-50 70 56 St. Thomas ...... 8 2 6 .250 1940-41 1953-54 70 86 Simpson ...... 26 21 5 .807 1919-20 1952-53 74 69 Southeast Missouri ...... 1 1 0 1.000 1963-64 1963-64 93 85 South Dakota ...... •... 69 32 37 .465 1935-36 1974-75 73 76 South Dakota State ...... 72 33 39 .458 1935-36 1974-75 68 86 Southern Illinois ...... 4 0 4 .000 1964-65 1970-71 81 107 Southwest Kansas ...... 1 0 1 .000 1954-55 1954-55 73 82 Southwest Louisiana ...... 2 2 0 1.000 1939-40 1940-41 49 24 Stetson ...... 1 0 1 .000 1952-53 1952-53 57 75 Still ...... •...... •... 4 4 0 1.000 1921-22 1922-23 23 17 Upper Iowa ...... 28 21 7 .753 1913-14 1969-70 65 76 Wartburg ...... 20 12 8 .600 1951-52 1969-70 67 83 Washburn ...... 1 0 1 .000 1957-58 1957-58 54 65 Washington (St. Louis) ...... 1 1 0 1.000 197CH1 1970-71 74 61 Washington University ...... 2 1 1 .500 1937-38 1964-65 71 82 Waterloo Legion ...... 1 1 0 1.000 1919-20 1919-20 32 22 Waterloo YMCA ...... 6 5 1 .833 1906-07 1917-18 29 13 Wayne State ...... 5 3 2 .600 1940-41 1972-73 75 60 West mar ...... 2 2 0 1.000 1968-69 1973-74 99 66 West Waterloo ...... 2 2 0 1.000 1906-07 1908-09 44 22 Western Illinois ...... 27 14 13 .667 1938-39 1974-75 77 85 Western Michigan ...... 3 0 3 .000 1946-47 1974-75 72 101 West Union ...... 1 1 0 1.000 1928-29 1928-29 29 26 William Penn ...... 27 23 4 .850 1919-20 1934-35 29 26 Winona State ...... 7 6 1 .857 1955-56 1964-65 104 85 Wisconsin-La Crosse ...... 4 2 2 .500 1949-50 1956-57 67 65 Wisconsin Normal ...... 2 1 1 .500 1914-15 1914-15 22 36 Wisconsin-Stevens Point ...... 1 0 1 .000 1973-74 1973-74 56 72 UNI Records INDIVIDUAL FIELD GOALS Game: 16, Craig Kneppe (vs SDSU), 1964-5 POINTS Season 192, Duane Josephson, 1963-64 Game: 40, Jerry Waugh (vs UNO), 1967-68 Career: 567, Bill McCoy, 1969-73 Season: 550, Bill McCoy, 1970-71 Career: 1,713, Bill McCoy, 1969-73(4Seasons) REBOUNDS Game: 34, Pete Spoden, (vs Winona St.), FREE THROWS 1960-61 Season: 247, Al Carew, 1952-53 (25) Game: 19, Bill McCoy (vs Bemidji), 1970-71 418, Jim Jackson, 1958-59 (23 Games) Season: 212, Bill McCoy, 1970-71 Career: 1, 104, Pete Spoden, 1960-4 Career: 579, Bill McCoy, 1969-73 Consecutive Game: 17, Jessen (vs NDSU), ASSISTS 1964-65 Game: 9, Joe Ferguson, 1974-75 Consecutive: 32, Bill McCoy, 1971-72 Season: 88, Joe Ferguson, 1973-74 36 Biggest Margin, Against: 53 (Iowa State 123, TEAM UNI 70), 1974-75 WINS-LOSSES Wins, Season: 23 (27 Games), 1963-64 FIELD GOALS Losses, Season: 22 (26 Games), 1973-74 Game: 46 (vs Culver-Stockton), 1967-68 Consecutive Wins: 14, 1962-63 and 1963-64 Season: 804 (27 Games), 1963-64 Consecutive Losses, Season: 10, 1973-74 POINTS FREE THROWS Game: 119 (vs Augustana), 1967-68 Game: 42 (vs Morningside), 1961-62 Against, Game: 123, Iowa State, 1974-75 Season: 617, 1970-71 Season: 2,120 (27 Games), 1963-64 REBOUNDS Against, Season: 2,248 (26 Games), 1970-71 Both Teams, Game: 217 (UNI 119, Aug. 98), Game: 83, (vs SDSU), 1959-60 1967-68 Season: 1,409 (23 Games), 1959-60 Highest Average, Season: 88.1 (22 Games), ASSISTS 1967-68 Biggest Margin, For: 64 (UNI 96, Grinnell 32), Season: 318, 1974-75 (Does not include one 1945-46 game) North Central Conference Champions

1923 Creighton 1950 NORTHERN IOWA 1924 Creighton 1951 NORTHERN IOWA, Morningside 1925 Creighton 1952 North Dakota State 1926 Morningside 1953 NORTHERN IOWA 1927 Creighton 1954 North Dakota, North Dakota State 1928 North Dakota 1955 North Dakota 1929 South Dakota State 1956 South Dakota State 1930 South Dakota 1957 South Dakota State, South Dakota 1931 South Dakota 1958 South Dakota 1932 North Dakota State 1959 South Dakota State 1933 North Dakota State 1960 South Dakota State 1934 North Dakota 1961 South Dakota State 1935 North Dakota 1962 NORTHERN IOWA, Augustana 1936 North Dakota 1963 South Dakota State 1937 North Dakota 1964 NORTHERN IOWA 1938 Morningside 1965 North Dakota 1939 South Dakota 1966 North Dakota 1940 South Dakota State, North Dakota State 1967 North Dakota 1941 North Dakota State 1968 South Dakota State 1942 North Dakota State 1969 NORTHERN IOWA, South Dakota 1943 South Dakota State State 1944 None 1970 South Dakota State 1945 None 1971 North Dakota State 1946 None 1972 South Dakota 1947 Morningside 1973 South Dakota State 1948 NORTHERN IOWA 1974 North Dakota 1949 NORTHERN IOWA 1975 North Dakota

North Central Title Breakdown TITLES LAST OUTRIGHT TIED TOTAL CROWN South Dakota State 11 3 14 1973 North Dakota 11 1 12 1975 North Dakota State 6 2 8 1971 NORTHERN IOWA 5 3 8 1969 South Dakota 4 1 5 1972 Morningside 3 1 4 1951 •Creighton 4 0 4 1927 Augustan a 0 1 1 1962 Mankato State 0 0 0 •No longer member of league 37 Panther All-Americans

Pete Spoden Craig Kneppe Jerry Waugh Center Center Forward 1st Team, Associated Press 3rd Team, Associated Press 4th Team, Associated Press 1963-64 1965-66 1966-67

All-North Central Conference

1937 -Vern Morrison, forward 1958--Clark McCleary, guard Darrell Black, guard 1959-Jim Jackson, forward 1938 -Robert Curtis, center 1960-Jim Jackson, forward Lyle Dodd, guard 1961 -Pete Spoden, center Roman Yatchak, guard Jerry Holbrook, guard 1940 -Lyle Dodd, guard 1962 -Pete Spoden, center (MVP) Fred Lofquist, forward Jerry Holbrook, guard 1948-Van Combs, forward Bob Waller, guard Norm Jesperson, forward 1963-Duane Josephson, guard Walt Kochneff, center 1964 -Duane Josephson, guard 1949-Norm Jesperson, forward Ron Jessen, forward Walt Kochneff, center 1965 -Craig Kneppe, center (MVP) 1950 - Norm Jesperson, forward Ron Jessen, forward Walt Kochneff, center Jerry McColley, guard 1951 -Dick Garth, guard 1966 -Craig Kneppe, center Bill Peterson, forward 1967 -Jerry Waugh, forward 1952-Howard Pigg, forward Ken Huelman, center 1953-LaVern Greenfield, forward 1968-Jerry Waugh, forward Al Carew, center Ken Huelman, center Jack Rolinger, guard 1969 - Ken Huelman, center 1954 -Dick Beetsch, forward Larry Clausen, guard LeRoy Horn, guard 1970 - John Martin, forward 1955 -Howard Pigg, forward 1971 - Bill McCoy, guard 1956-Del Nicklaus, center 1972-Bill McCoy, guard 1957 -Del Nicklaus, center 1973-Bill McCoy, guard

All-Iowa Conference

1925 - Vern Morrison, forward 1930 - Lloyd Haberichter, center 1926-Vern Morrison, forward 1933 -Roger Willert, center Millard Horton, forward 1934 -Morris Carr, forward 1928 -Stewart Cooper, forward 1935 -Morris Carr, forward 1929-Lloyd Haberichter, center Ted Fritze!, guard

38 UNI Career Scoring Leaders 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 (1960-64) 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

McCOY HU ELMAN JESPERSON 500-Point Club 11 . Joseph Ferguson (1971 -75) 4 999 10.4 12. Randy Beilke (1960-63) 4 962 10.0 13. Ron Jessen (1962-65) 3 926 12.6 14. Duane Josephson (1961-64) 3 913 13.4 15. Jim Jackson (1958-60) 3 891 13.3 16. Walt Kochneff (1946-50) 3 811 12.9 17. Brian Bestul (1969-73) 4 791 8.7 18. Skip Anderson (1967-70) 3 744 10.6 19. Frank Stotts (1956-59) 3 738 12.3 20. Ron LaFrentz (1957-60) 3 723 10.5 21 . Darrell Timion (1969-73) 4 722 8.9 22. Darrell Jesse (1966-69) 3 673 9.9 23. Bob Waller (1959-62) 3 662 11 .8 24. Van Combs (1945-49) 3 642 10.9 25. Bill Runchey (1972-75) 3 630 9.0 26. Del Nicklaus (1953-56) 3 604 9.9 27. Ray Nissen (1954-56) 3 590 14.9 28. Dean Jensen (1957-60) 3 584 8.6 29. Gene Nichols (1956-59) 3 579 8.5 30. Jerry McColley (1963-65) 2 566 11 .2 31 . Dennis Filliman (1956-58) 2 561 11 .5 39 1974-75 All-North Central Conference Team Player Pos. Ht. Wt. Class School Hometown Ron Wiblemo G 6-0 165 Sr. SDSU Mitchell, S.D. Rick Nissen G 6-0 170 Jr. USO Miller, S.D. Rich Chapman G 6-1 170 So. Augustana Clear Lake, la. ·Mark Gibbons F 6-5 197 Sr. NDSU Cambridge, Mn. · steve Saladino F 6-6 215 Jr. NDSU Davenport, la. Elisha Mcsweeney F 6-6 190 Jr. MSU Nassau, Bahamas Stan Krebs c 6-7 215 Sr. Augustana Eveleth, Mn. •Joe Mueting c 6-8 210 Jr. USO Norfolk, Neb. Mark Lindahl c 6-10 225 Jr. UNO Duluth, Mn. ·oave Schlesser (MVP)# c 6-11 215 Sr. Morningside Maurice, la. · Repeaters from 1973-74 All-Conference Team #Most Valuable Player in 1973-74

North Central Conference Record Book INDIVIDUAL TEAM SCORING SCORING Game: 50, Phil Jackson, UNO (vs. UNI), 1967 Season: 385, Elisha Mcsweeney, MSU, 1974-75 Game: 121 , SDSU (vs. UNI 78), 1968 Season Average: 30.3, Phil Jackson, UNO, 1967 Season: 1,236, NDSU, 1971 Season Average: 92.0, SDSU, 1969 FIELD GOALS Both Teams, One Game: 216, NDSU 109, UNI 107 (6 overtimes), 1959 Game: 20, Jack Theeler, USO (vs. UNI), 1967; Phil Jackson, UND(vs. UNI), 1967 FIELD GOALS Season: 151 , Elisha Mcsweeney, MSU, 1974-75 Season Percentage: .602 (118 of 196), Dave Game: 49, SDSU (vs. UNI), 1968 Schlesser, Morningside, 1974-75 Season: 493, SDSU, 1970 Season Percentage: .507 (493 of 972), SDSU, FREE THROWS 1970 Game: 23 (27 att.), Phil Jackson, UNO (vs. FREE THROWS SDSU), 1967 Season: 125, Bill McCoy, UNI, 1971 Game: 53, SDSU (vs. Aug.), 1964 Season Percentage: .962 (25 of 26), Paul Season: 339, SDSU, 1956 TeStroete, Morningside, 1961 Season Percentage: .775 (266 of 343), SDSU, 1968 REBOUNDS REBOUNDS Game: 32, Don Augustin, UNO (vs. Aug.), 1955; Jim Jackson, UNI (vs. SDSU), 1960 Game: 87, UNO (vs. Morn.), 1957 Season: 237, Dave Schlesser, Morningside, Season: 771 , UNI, 1960 1974-75 Season Average: 64.3, UNI, 1960 Season Average: 18.4, Jim Jackson, UNI, 1960 ASSISTS Game: 15, Neil Klutman, Augustana (vs. USO), 1973-74; Gene Zachow, MSU (vs. USO), 1974-75 Season: 95, Rick Nissen, USO, 1974-75 Season Average: 6.8, Rick Nissen, USO, 1974-75

40 Composite North Central Schedule

Saturday, January 10 Thursday, February 5 Mankato State at UNI SD State at Morningside ND State at North Dakota Augustana at South Dakota Augustana at SD State Saturday, February South Dakota at Morningside 7 UNI at Mankato State Friday, January 16 North Dakota at ND State UNI at Augustana Morningside at Augustana Morningside at ND State South Dakota at SD State Mankato State at SD State South Dakota at North Dakota Friday, February 13 SD State at UNI Saturday, January 17 ND State at South Dakota UNI at SD State Augustana at Mankato State South Dakota at ND State North Dakota at Morningside Mankato State at Augustana Morningside at North Dakota Saturday, February 14 Augustana at UNI Thursday, January 22 ND State at Morningside Augustana at Morningside SD State at Mankato State SD State at South Dakota North Dakota at South Dakota Friday, January 23 Friday, February 20 ND State at UNI UNI at North Dakota North Dakota at Mankato State Mankato State at ND State Saturday, January 24 Saturday, February 21 North Dakota at UNI UNI at ND State ND State at Mankato State Mankato State at North Dakota South Dakota at Augustana SD State at Augustana Morningsi de at SD State Morningside at South Dakota Friday, January 30 Friday, FeHruary 27 UNI at South Dakota Morningside at UNI SD State at ND State ND State at Augustana Mankato State at Morningside South Dakota at Mankato State Augustana at North Dakota North Dakota at SD State Saturday, January 31 Saturday, February 28 UNI at Morningside South Dakota at UNI Augustana at ND State ND State at SD State Mankato State at South Dakota Morningside at Mankato State SD State at North Dakota North Dakota at Augustana