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Iowa Basketball Accomplishments

• Iowa enjoyed its sixth consecutive winning season in 2006, a • Iowa established a school record of 17 home wins in one season. streak that ranks as the second longest in the history of Iowa The previous record of 16 was established in 1985. basketball. Iowa’s record for consecutive winning seasons is seven, from 1950 through 1956. The 25 wins are the second • Iowa improved its overall home winning streak to 18 games, a highest total in school history. streak that ranks longest in the Big Ten and third best in the nation heading into the 2006-07 season. • Iowa is one of four Big Ten teams to post a winning record in each of the last six seasons, joining Illinois, Michigan State and • Iowa earned a tie for second place in the 2006 regular season Wisconsin. standings. Iowa had not placed as high as second in the regular season since earning a tie for second with a 12-6 record in 1997. • Winning the 2001 and 2006 Big Ten Tournaments, Iowa joins Illinois, Ohio State and Wisconsin as one of four Big Ten teams • Iowa defeated seven ranked opponent in Carver-Hawkeye Arena, to win more than one Big Ten championship in the last six years. setting school records for home wins and total wins over ranked opponents. • Iowa won the 2006 Big Ten Tournament, joining Illinois and Michi- gan State as the only two-time winners. Coach Steve Alford’s 13 • Iowa completed its first-ever undefeated home season in Carver- wins in the event and his .722 winning percentage are best among Hawkeye Arena, which opened in 1983, and its first undefeated all league coaches. home season since 1966. • With 291 career victories, Iowa Coach Steve Alford leads all Di- • Iowa completed its seventh undefeated home season. Iowa was vision I coaches age 41 and younger, in career wins. Alford also also undefeated at home in 1902 (3-0), 1926 (9-0), 1945 (11-0), is the only Hawkeye basketball coach to lead his team to six 1948 (12-0), 1950 (6-0) and 1966 (12-0). straight winning seasons.

Iowa has posted an 86-25 (.775) home record under Coach Steve • Iowa, in 2006, was the only Division I program with two players • Alford, including a 51-4 (.927) mark in non-conference home who earned academic all-America honors, as Greg Brunner and games. Iowa is 140-67 (.676) in Big Ten games and 154-13 (.922) Adam Haluska were both third team academic all-America. in non-Big Ten games. • In 2006, Iowa ranked 25th in the nation in home attendance with • Greg Brunner earned first team all-Big Ten recognition and was an average of 12,006 fans per game. Iowa is one of two Big Ten also named to the Big Ten Tournament all-tournament team. Conference teams to rank among the top 25 in attendance every Brunner is Iowa’s career leader with 990 rebounds. He ranks year since 1980. The Big Ten Conference has led the nation in 10th in career points (1,516). attendance in each of the past 30 seasons.

Jeff Horner is the only Iowa player ever to record over 200 points, • Iowa was ranked 15th by the Associated Press and 23rd by the • over 100 rebounds and over 100 assists in all four years. Horner ESPN/USA Today coaches poll in the final rankings. became Iowa’s career leader in assists (612), three point field goals (262) and three point attempts (713). He ranks 11th in • Iowa was 10-4 against top 25 teams, the only team in the nation career scoring with 1,502 points. with 10 wins over top 25 teams prior to the NCAA Tournament. • Erek Hansen was named Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year, • Iowa posted a 10-5 record while playing 15 games against top 50 the first for an Iowa player since 1992. teams in the RPI Index. Iowa was one of eight teams nationally with as many as 15 games against top 50 teams. • Doug Thomas was named Big Ten Conference Sixth Man of the year by Big Ten coaches. • In NCAA statistical rankings last season, Iowa was third in field goal defense (38.0), 12th in fouls per game (15.2), 13th in scoring • Jeff Horner and Adam Haluska were both named third team all- defense (58.9) and 30th in blocked shots (4.9). Big Ten by Big Ten coaches. Horner was also named the Most Outstanding Player at the Big Ten Tournament and was named • Iowa won 11 Big Ten Conference games, the most for an Iowa honorable mention all-America by the Associated Press. team since the 1996-97 team won 12 conference games. The 11 Big Ten wins are the most for Iowa since the Big Ten went to a 16-game league schedule in 1998. IOWA BASKETBALL

2006-07 Schedule

Date Opponent Site CT TV Sat., Oct. 28 Black and Gold Blowout Iowa City TBA None presented by Mediacom Fri., Nov. 10 Buena Vista University (Exb.) Iowa City 7:05 None The annual Miracle Game presented by the Children’s Hospital of Iowa, to benefit the Children’s Miracle Network Mon, Nov. 13 The Citadel Iowa City 7:05 ESPN-R Fri-Mon., Nov. 17-21 Paradise Jam St. Thomas, Virgin Islands Nov. 17 Iowa vs. Toledo 2:30 p.m. TBA Nov. 18/19 Iowa vs. Alabama or Middle TN State 5 p.m. TBA Nov. 20 Iowa vs. College of Charleston; Villanova; Virginia Commonwealth or Xavier TBA TBA Sat., Nov. 25 at Arizona State Tempe, AZ TBA TBA Wed., Nov. 29 at Virginia Tech Blacksburg, VA 6:05 ESPNU Fri. & Sat. Hawkeye Challenge Iowa City Dec. 1-2 Coppin State vs. LaSalle; Iowa vs. Texas-Pan American 5:45 & 8:11 ESPN-R Tue., Dec. 5 Northern Iowa Iowa City 7:05 ESPN-R Fri., Dec. 8 Iowa State (Hy-Vee Cy-Hawk Series) Iowa City 7:05 ESPN-R Sat., Dec. 16 at Drake Des Moines 7:05 TBA Wed., Dec. 20 Georgia State Iowa City 7:05 ESPN-R Sat., Dec. 23 Texas Southern Iowa City TBA ESPN-R Sat., Dec. 30 Cornell University Iowa City TBA ESPN-R Thu., Jan. 4 Michigan State Iowa City 8:05 ESPN Wed., Jan. 10 at Illinois Champaign, IL 7:05 ESPN-R Sat., Jan. 13 Minnesota Iowa City 3:37 ESPN-WP Tue., Jan. 16 at Indiana Bloomington, IN 6:05 ESPN Sat., Jan. 20 at Ohio State Columbus, OH 7:05 ESPN-R Wed., Jan. 24 Penn State Iowa City 7:05 ESPN-R Sun., Jan. 28 Wisconsin Iowa City 12:05 CBS Wed., Jan. 31 at Michigan Ann Arbor, MI 7:05 ESPN-R Sat., Feb. 3 Indiana Iowa City 1:05 ESPN Wed., Feb. 7 at Minnesota Minneapolis, MN 7:05 ESPN-P Sat., Feb. 10 at Wisconsin Madison, WI 1:05 ESPN Wed., Feb. 14 Northwestern Iowa City 7:05 ESPN-R Sat., Feb. 17 at Michigan State East Lansing, MI 3:37 ESPN-WP Wed., Feb. 21 Purdue Iowa City 8:05 ESPN-R Tue., Feb. 27 at Penn State State College, PA 6:05 ESPN OR Wed., Feb. 28 at Penn State State College, PA TBA TBA Sat., Mar. 3 Illinois Iowa City TBA TBA Thu-Sun., Mar. 8-11 at Big Ten Tournament Chicago, IL TBA CBS/ESPN Thu-Sun, Mar. 15-18 NCAA Tournament, First/Second Rounds Thu-Sun., Mar. 22-25 NCAA Tournament, Regional Finals Sat-Mon., Mar. 31-Apr. 2 NCAA Final Four Atlanta, GA

Note: All times listed are Central Time

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Alphabetical Roster/Quick Facts

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown High School/CC 3 ADAMS, Drew G 6-1 185 So. Bloomington, IN South 4 * ANGLE, J.R. G/F 6-7 205 So. Franklin, IN Indian Creek 15 BOHALL, Dan G 6-4 185 Fr. Sioux City, IA East 0 CRAWFORD, Josh C 6-11 205 Fr. Long Beach, CA Wilson 11 * FREEMAN, Tony G 6-1 185 So. Maywood, IL St. Joseph’s 53 ** GORNEY, Seth C 7-0 245 Jr. Vandalia, OH Butler 1 ** HALUSKA, Adam G 6-5 210 Sr. Carroll, IA Carroll 35 *** HENDERSON, Mike G 6-2 190 Sr. Waterloo, IA East 24 JOHNSON, Justin G 6-6 190 Jr. Tyler, TX Tyler CC 52 LOOBY, Kurt F/C 6-10 210 Jr. St. John’s, Antigua Tyler, TX CC 32 # PALMER, David C 6-9 240 So. Antioch, TN Oak Hill Academy 34 SMITH, Tyler F 6-7 210 Fr. Pulaski, TN Hargrave Military Aca. 44 TATE, Cyrus F 6-8 240 So. Homewood, IL Northeast, NE CC 14 WESSELS, Brett G 6-3 190 So. Bettendorf, IA Bettendorf

* - - denotes letters won # - - denotes transfer. Will redshirt in 2006-07. class reflects athletic eligibility

Iowa Quick Facts 2005-06 Record: 25-9, 11-5 Big Ten (T2nd) Starters Returning/Lost: 2/3 Location: Iowa City, Iowa 52242 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 4/7 Founded: 1847 Enrollment: 29,697 All-Time Basketball Record: 1,421-956 (.598) President: Gary Fethke (Interim) Big Ten Record: 675-658 (.506) Athletic Director: Gary Barta Arena: Carver-Hawkeye (15,500) Nickname: Hawkeyes Opened: 1983 Mascot: Herky the Hawk Iowa in Carver-Hawkeye: 294-80 (.786, 24 yrs.) Colors: Gold and Black Big Ten Record in CHA: 140-67 (.676) Conference: Big Ten Ticket Price: TBA Championships: 10/most recent, 2006 Iowa Sports Information NCAA Appearances: 22 157 Carver-Hawkeye Arena Most Recent: 2006, lost in first round, One Elliott Drive 64-63 to Northwestern State Iowa City, Iowa 52242 NCAA Tournament Record: 27-24 Office - - (319) 335-9411 Final Four Appearances: 1955 (4th); 1956 (2nd); 1980 (4th) FAX - - 335-9417 NIT Appearances: Five Press Row - - 335-7284 Most Recent: 2004, lost at Saint Louis in first round NIT Record: 4-5 Phil Haddy, Director (351-3012) Big Ten Championships: Eight Steve Roe, Associate/Basketball Contact (339-0980) Most Recent: 2006 Tournament/1979 Reg. Season Assistants: Traci Wagner, Matthew Weitzel, Tony Wirt All-Americans: 17 Theresa Walenta, Secretary All-Big Ten: 22 Academic All-Big Ten: 36 Internet Address: http://www.hawkeyesports.com E-Mail: [email protected] [email protected] IOWA BASKETBALL

2006-07 At A Glance

2005-06 Record: 25-9 Lettermen Returning (5): Big Ten Conference Record: 11-5 (T2nd) *J.R. Angle (G, 6-7, 205, So., 0.9 ppg, 0.5 rpg in 2004-05) Big Ten Tournament Champions Tony Freeman (G, 6-1, 185, So., 3.4 ppg, 1.3 rpg) 2005-06 Post-season: NCAA First Round Adam Haluska (G, 6-5, 210, Sr., 13.9 ppg, 4.7 rpg) Starters Returning/Lost: 2/3 Mike Henderson (G, 6-2, 190, Sr., 7.6 ppg, 3.9 rpg) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 5/7 Seth Gorney (C, 7-0, 245, Jr., 1.2 ppg, 1.0 rpg)

Head Coach: Steve Alford (pronounced ALL-ford) Non-Lettermen Returning (2) Birthdate: 11/23/64 Dan Bohall (G, 6-4, 185, Fr.-RS, Sioux City, IA, East HS) Education: B.A. - - Indiana University, 1987 Brett Wessels (G, 6-3, 190, So., 0.5 ppg, 0.2 rpg) Alford at Iowa: 135-92 (.595, seven years) Big Ten Record: 52-60 Newcomers (7): Division I Record: 213-140 (.603, 11 years) Drew Adams (G, 6-1, 185, So., Bloomington, IN) Career Record: 291-169 (.633, 15 years) Josh Crawford (C, 6-11, 205, Fr., Long Beach, CA) Justin Johnson (G, 6-6, 190, Jr., Tyler, TX) Best Time to Call: Morning, contact Sports Information Kurt Looby (F/C, 6-10, 210, Jr., St. John’s Antigua) #David Palmer (C, 6-9, 240, So., Antioch, TN) Associate Head Coach: Tyler Smith (F, 6-7, 210, Fr., Pulaski, TN) Craig Neal, third year at Iowa (Georgia Tech, 1988) Cyrus Tate (F, 6-8, 240, So., Homewood, IL) Assistant Coaches: Tim Buckley, first year at Iowa (Bemidji State, 1986) Lettermen Lost (7): Billy Garrett, first year at Iowa (Indianapolis, 1991) Greg Brunner (F, 6-7, 245, 14.1 ppg, 9.2 rpg) Director of Basketball Operations: Erek Hansen (C, 6-11, 210, 6.7 ppg, 4.0 rpg) Paul Weir, second year at Iowa (York University, 2004) Jeff Horner (G, 6-3, 185, 13.6 ppg, 5.6 apg, 4.1 rpg) Basketball Administrator: Carlton Reed (G, 6-4, 180, 1.8 ppg, 0.9 rpg) Jerry Strom, 25th year at Iowa (Concordia College, 1976) Doug Thomas (F, 6-8, 245, 4.6 ppg, 4.6 rpg) Graduate Assistant: Justin Wieck (Iowa, 2006) Alex Thompson (F, 6-9, 215, 2.0 ppg, 2.3 rpg) Basketball Strength Coach: Bill Maxwell Justin Wieck (F, 6-6, 185, 0.2 ppg, 0.5 rpg) Basketball Secretaries: Shelly Deutsch, Pam Culver Trainer/Travel Coordinator: John Streif * - - Lettered in 2004-05 # - - transfer who will redshirt in 2006-07 Basketball Office 240 Carver-Hawkeye Arena, Iowa City, IA 52242 Telephone: 319-335-9444/1-800-424-6677 Lettermen By Experience Basketball Office Fax: 319-335-9800 3-year Lettermen (1): Mike Henderson 2-year Lettermen (2): Seth Gorney, Adam Haluska Starters Returning (2): 1-year Lettermen (2): J.R. Angle, Tony Freeman Adam Haluska (G, 6-5, 210, Sr., 13.9 ppg, 4.7 rpg) Mike Henderson (G, 6-2, 190, Sr., 7.6 ppg, 3.9 rpg) Personnel Breakdown

By Class Seniors (2): Adam Haluska, Mike Henderson Juniors (3): Seth Gorney, Justin Johnson, Kurt Looby Sophomores (6): Drew Adams, J.R. Angle, Tony Freeman, David Palmer, Cyrus Tate, Brett Wessels Freshmen (3): Dan Bohall, Josh Crawford, Tyler Smith IOWA BASKETBALL

2006-07 Outlook

After posting a 25-9 record a year ago and claiming the 2006 Big Ten Conference Tournament title, Iowa basketball in 2006-07 will feature two returning starters and a highly regarded recruiting class as the Hawkeyes seek their seventh straight winning season and post-season invitation.

Iowa won 25 games last season, the second most in school history. Coach Steve Alford, now in his eighth season, is the only Hawkeye basketball coach to lead his team to six straight winning seasons. Alford has guided Iowa to two Big Ten tournament titles (2001 and 2006). The Hawkeyes tied for second (11-5) during the regular season last year, missing a title share by just one game.

Iowa’s six straight winning seasons mark the second longest consecutive win streak in school history, just one behind the seven year stretch from 1950-56. Alford’s teams have won 20 or more games in three of seven seasons. Alford has guided the Hawkeyes to three NCAA Tournament bids and six post-season appearances. His 291 career wins leads all current NCAA Division I coaches who are 41 years old or younger.

The Hawkeyes last season relied on the senior quartet of guard Jeff Horner, forward Greg Brunner, center Erek Hansen and sixth man Doug Thomas. With those four graduating, the leadership will be passed on to guards Adam Haluska and Mike Henderson, two seniors who also played key roles in Iowa’s success over the past two seasons. Senior Adam Haluska averaged 13.9 points and 4.7 re- bounds a year ago while also earning academic all- “Replacing the senior class will be a great challenge,” said America recognition. Alford. “Doug was Sixth Man of the Year and Erek was Defensive Player of Year. Jeff controlled the ball for us. We Brunner is Iowa’s all-time rebound leader (990) who ranks had more assists than turnovers, we got good shots, we won 10th in career scoring. Horner is Iowa’s career assist leader a lot of close games with Horner at point guard. Opponents and ranks 11th in career points. Both were four year starters had to prepare, every night, to stop us in the post, because of who helped the Hawkeyes win 79 games over the last four Greg, and he was a very dependable rebounder.” seasons and both have signed professional contracts to play in Belgium. “Now,” says Alford, “We have to find out who’s the go to guy in the post, who has the ball late in the game, who can Along with the 25 wins last season, the Hawkeyes claimed make the pressure free throws, who can anchor the defense 21 victories in 2005. Iowa is one of four conference teams to in the middle, who can spark us off the bench. Those are big win more than one Big Ten title in the past six years and one questions.” of four teams to have a winning season in each of the last six years. IOWA BASKETBALL

2006-07 Outlook

“We realize we’ve had no issues at point guard for four years, due in large part to Jeff’s ability to control the basketball and run the team,” admits Alford. “Adam has really had two good years playing alongside those four seniors. His job on the floor won’t change, but his leadership role will. He’ll need to step up and be the leader we think he can be.”

Henderson (6-2, 190), who also started all 34 games a year ago, averaged 7.6 points and 3.9 rebounds per outing, along with ranking second on the team in steals and third in assists. Henderson made big strides in many phases of his game, proving to be a good defensive player who is at his best when attacking the basket. His three-point percentage (46.4%) was best on the team.

Henderson scored in double figures in 11 games, including a season-best 17 points in a come-from-behind win at Purdue. He also had 15 points in an early season win over Kentucky and added 11 points to contribute to Iowa’s win over Michigan State in the semi-finals of the Big Ten Tournament.

Sophomore Tony Freeman (6-1, 185) was able to learn under Horner a year ago, playing in 33 games and starting four times when Horner was out with a knee injury. Freeman averaged 3.4 points and just under two assists per game in his limited roll. He scored a season-best 10 points in a win over Michigan.

“I think Mike is ready to assume added responsibility, but he has to continue his progress,” said Alford. “Tony had a nice freshman year, now his role changes with added opportunity. Senior guard Mike Henderson averaged 7.6 points and The continued improvement of all three is critical.” led the Hawkeyes in three-point field goal percentage (.464) last season. The other returning letterman is junior center Seth Gorney, who will have the task of filling the shoes of Hansen and Haluska (6-5, 210) earned academic all-Big Ten recognition Thomas in the middle. Junior center/forward Kurt Looby will and was an academic all-American a year ago. Haluska also have the opportunity to contribute after redshirting last was third team all-Big Ten and named to the NABC all-District season. Gorney averaged 5.3 points and 5.8 rebounds in four second team. He averaged 13.9 points and 4.7 rebounds per games on the Big Ten foreign tour in August. game, ranking second on the team in both categories. He has started every game in his career, is a solid defender and “The frontcourt is interesting, in that we have three guys improved his rebounding last season. who don’t have much experience,” noted Alford. “Kurt and Seth know our system and know what is expected, but Seth As a junior Haluska shot 84.8% from the free throw line has not had a lot of game action the past two seasons and and had the best rebounding season of his career. He scored Kurt redshirted after two years in junior college.” in double figures in 27 games and had 20 or more points in four games. Haluska had a career-best 29 points in a win at Penn State. He added 20 and 18 points, respectively, in back- to-back home wins over Indiana and Ohio State, earning Big Ten Player of the Week honors. IOWA BASKETBALL

2006-07 Outlook

The newcomers include a mix of prep and junior college Iowa opens the season with five of its first six games on the players. Freshman Tyler Smith (6-7, 210) may be the most road. After hosting The Citadel to open the season, Iowa faces highly acclaimed of the group after earning all-America Toledo in the first round of the eight-team Paradise Jam, a recognition as a prep. Sophomore forward Cyrus Tate (6-8, tournament that also includes Alabama, Villanova, College of 240) has one season of junior college experience and junior Charleston, Middle Tennessee State, Virginia Commonwealth guard Justin Johnson (6-6, 190) has two. Those three will be and Xavier. Road games at Arizona State and Virginia Tech expected to make an impact. A late addition to the roster is follow before Iowa returns home to host its Hawkeye freshman center Josh Crawford (6-11, 205) from Long Beach, Challenge. CA. In-state games with Iowa State and Northern Iowa highlight “I think our backcourt will be as athletic as we have had the non-conference home schedule. Along with The Citadel, here,” pointed out Alford. “We have experience in Adam, home opponents include Georgia State, Texas Southern and Mike and Tony, and the new guys add depth. We may end up Cornell University. The Hawkeye Challenge includes LaSalle, playing a lot of guards. We’re big as far as guards go, with Texas-Pan American and Coppin State, with Iowa meeting three or four guards at 6-5 or bigger.” Texas-Pan American in the first round.

“Tyler is a special player,” added Alford. “He is obviously “We’ve not had this type of November schedule (five straight gifted athletically, he’s strong and mature. He has a great road games) since we’ve been here,” concluded Alford. “With demeanor and will be a tremendous teammate. He’s a very the Paradise Jam Tournament, it just worked out that way. good defender, and very unselfish offensively. Justin is athletic, We’ll be able to build a lot of chemistry early in the season on a guy who can play all three guard positions. He can really the road. We are excited about the schedule and are looking shoot it. He works hard at the defensive end as well. With forward to the challenges it presents.” Justin having two years of junior college and Tyler a year at prep school, we are adding some maturity to the backcourt.” Like his Hawkeye team, Alford says a number of Big Ten teams will be depending on new players. “The Big Ten has a “Cyrus is a left-handed post-player who provides a different lot of new faces, with Wisconsin and Penn State having the look,” continued the Hawkeye head coach. “Seth, Kurt, Cyrus, most returning players,” noted Alford. “Based on past success, they all work very hard. We’re excited to see how they develop Wisconsin has to be the favorite. Purdue will be improved. as we start the season. We have to see how they adjust to Those of us who lost a lot of veterans will have to depend on playing major minutes. I’m not saying this area is a weakness. young players stepping into expanded roles, while having new It is a concern as we head into the season.” players step in and play well.”

The Iowa roster also includes three additional players who The Hawkeyes won all 17 home games a year ago, posting were on the team a year ago. Sophomore J.R. Angle (6-7, the first undefeated season in Carver-Hawkeye Arena. Iowa 205) used a redshirt season last year after playing in 11 games begins the 2006-07 season with an 18-game home winning as a freshman in 2005. Brett Wessels (6-3, 190) is a sophomore streak, third longest in the nation. who played in six games a year ago and freshman Dan Bohall (6-4, 185) also redshirted a year ago.

“I hope a strength of this team will be the confidence that has been built from past success, especially the last two years,” says Alford. “The leadership of last year’s seniors has established something special in our locker room, winning. We have enough personnel returning to know what it takes. They know now what is expected of them at a very high level and what is necessary to be successful.” IOWA BASKETBALL

Steve Alford, Head Coach

Steve Alford is heading into his In 2005 the Hawkeyes spent nine consecutive weeks in the na- eighth season as head basketball tional rankings, moving as high as 14th in January. The Hawkeyes coach at the University of Iowa, lead- closed the 2005 regular season with three straight wins. Victories ing the Hawkeyes to six straight win- over Purdue and 10th-ranked Michigan State advanced Iowa to the ning seasons. Alford led Iowa to a semi-finals of the Big Ten Tournament for the third time in six years. 25-9 record in 2006, winning the Big Ten Conference Tournament for the Iowa, in 2005, was the only team in the nation to face all four second time. Alford’s teams have participants in the Final Four, as the Hawkeyes defeated Louisville, won over 20 games in three of his split two games with Michigan State, lost once to North Carolina seven years. Alford has posted a 135- and lost twice to Illinois, including an overtime loss in Champaign. 92 (.595) record at Iowa and he is 291- Wins over Louisville, Texas Tech and Michigan State gave the 169 (.633) in 15 years as a head coach. Hawkeyes three wins over Sweet 16 teams for the first time since 1991. The six straight winning seasons is the second longest consecutive winning seasons streak in school The Hawkeyes enjoyed a great start to the 2004-05 season, ad- history, one shy of the school record. Alford is the only Iowa vancing to the finals of the EA Sports Maui Invitational before basketball coach to lead his team to six consecutive winning sea- losing to North Carolina. Iowa was 12-1 in non-conference play, sons. Alford’s 291 career wins are the most among NCAA Division collecting impressive wins over Louisville, Texas, Northern Iowa, I basketball coaches who are 41 years old or younger. Iowa State and Texas Tech.

The 25 wins in 2006 ranks as the second highest victory total ever The Hawkeyes posted a 16-13 overall record in 2004, including a at Iowa. The NCAA Tournament bid was Iowa’s third under Alford 9-7 mark in Big Ten play. Iowa earned sole possession of fourth and the Hawkeyes have played in the post-season in each of the place in the Big Ten race and advanced to the National Invitation last six seasons. Iowa also competed in the NCAA Tournament in Tournament. In winning nine Big Ten games, Iowa did not loose 2001 and 2005. consecutive games in league play.

The 25 wins are the most for Iowa since winning 30 games in 1987. The 2003 Hawkeye squad fought to the end to produce Alford’s Iowa won its second Big Ten Tournament title in the past six sea- third straight winning season, a mark that many felt was unattain- sons and earned its highest NCAA Tournament seed since 1987 able when the season began due to several defections and an over- when Iowa was a two seed. The second place finish in the Big Ten all lack of experience. His fourth Iowa team posted an 8-3 non- regular season is Iowa’s best since 1997 and the 11 Big Ten wins conference record and won three of four games against nationally mark the highest total for Iowa since the league adopted a 16-game ranked opponents while earning a 17-14 overall record. schedule in 1998. Alford led his 2002 Iowa squad to 19 wins and a top 10 national In seven years Alford has posted a 13-5 mark in the Big Ten Tour- ranking through the first half of the season. The Hawkeyes made a nament, leading all league coaches in tournament wins and winning second straight run through the Big Ten Tournament. The ninth- percentage. Only two other teams can match Iowa’s two titles. seeded Hawkeyes opened the tourney with an 87-72 win over Purdue before defeating Wisconsin 58-56 in the quarter-finals and Indiana In 2006 Iowa won all 17 home games, setting a school record for 62-60 in the semi-finals, defeating two of the co-Big Ten champions home wins while posting the first undefeated home season in Carver- on back-to-back days. Ohio State took control over the final 10 Hawkeye Arena, which opened in 1983. Iowa’s 18-game home win minutes of the championship game to keep Iowa from winning its streak, dating back to the final home game of the 2005 season, is second straight tournament title. also a Carver-Hawkeye Arena record. Iowa will begin the 2006-07 season with the third longest active win streak in the nation. With a young and inexperienced team that was forced to adjust to the loss of two key players, Alford guided his 2001 Iowa team to the The Hawkeyes established another first in Iowa basketball with Big Ten Tournament title. The sixth-seed, Iowa won four games in 10 wins over top 25 opponents. Iowa was 10-4 against top 25 teams, four days to earn the Big Ten Conference’s automatic bid into the with seven of those wins coming at home. NCAA Tournament. Once in the tournament, the Hawkeyes ad- vanced to the second round before falling to second-seeded Ken- Iowa began the 2005-06 season ranked 20th in both major polls. tucky. The Hawkeyes moved as high as 12th in the Dec. 5 Associated Press rankings and appeared in the rankings in 12 of 16 weeks. Iowa held first place in the Big Ten standings from Jan. 28 until Feb. 25. IOWA BASKETBALL

Steve Alford, Head Coach

Alford’s Iowa basketball program plays a significant role in two events staged annu- Alford’s Coaching Record ally by the UI Athletic Department that sup- port local charities. The Black and Gold Overall Conference Blowout, a pre-season intra-squad scrim- Year School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Post-Season mage, has generated more than $150,000 in 1991-92 Manchester 4-16 .200 3-11 .214 1992-93 Manchester 20-8 .714 7-5 .583 NCAA its 11 years of existence. The Miracle Game 1993-94 Manchester 23-4 .852 10-2 .833 NCAA – the name given to Iowa’s first exhibition 1994-95 Manchester 31-1 .969 12-0 1.000 NCAA game each season and an event co-spon- 4-year total 78-29 .729 32-18 .640 sored by UI corporate partner University of Iowa Health Care – has generated more than 1995-96 Southwest MO State 16-12 .571 11-7 .611 $60,000 for the Children’s Hospital of Iowa 1996-97 Southwest MO State 24-9 .727 12-6 .667 NIT since being introduced five seasons ago. 1997-98 Southwest MO State 16-16 .500 11-7 .611 1998-99 Southwest MO State 22-11 .667 11-7 .611 NCAA Alford is also involved with the local 4-year total 78-48 .619 45-27 .625 Ronald McDonald House and he serves on the national Board of Directors for the Fel- 1999-00 Iowa 14-16 .467 6-10 .375 2000-01 Iowa 23-12 .657 7-9 .438 NCAA lowship of Christian Athletes. During the 2001-02 Iowa 19-16 .543 5-11 .313 NIT 2003 season Alford established the High Five 2002-03 Iowa 17-14 .548 7-9 .438 NIT Club, in which Steve and his family provide 2003-04 Iowa 16-13 .552 9-7 563 NIT 12 tickets to all home games for use by chil- 2004-05 Iowa 21-12 .636 7-9 .438 NCAA dren from the UI Children’s Hospital, the 2005-06 Iowa 25-9 .735 11-5 .688 NCAA Children’s Museum and the Ronald 7-year total 135-92 .595 52-60 .464 McDonald House. In addition, Alford has 15-year career total 291-169 .633 129-105 .551 played a key role in the continuance of the annual Iowa basketball Golf Classic. A por- Iowa concluded the 2001 season with a sold out in both 2001 and 2002, marking just tion of the proceeds each year helps sup- 23-12 overall record, including a Big Ten mark the fourth and fifth seasons since Carver- port the Chris Street Endowed Scholarship. of 7-9. The Hawkeyes played well with a Hawkeye Arena opened in 1983 that all tick- team that included nine new players from ets were sold for all games. Iowa has re- In Alford’s seven seasons at Iowa, the the previous season, including six freshmen. mained among the top 25 schools in the na- Hawkeye program has gained national ex- In winning 23 games Iowa was ranked as tion in home attendance. posure. Over 25% of Iowa’s games over the high as 14th during the regular season while past seven seasons have been carried on appearing in the top 25 rankings for 10 con- Alford’s presence on the Iowa sidelines national television and all games each sea- secutive weeks. Iowa was 17-4 after 21 has brought national attention to the son are televised throughout the Midwest. games and in first place in the Big Ten (6-2) Hawkeye program. Not just because of wins Thirteen Iowa games in 2006 alone were car- at the midway point in the conference sea- over some of the most established basket- ried on national television. Iowa was ranked son before guards Luke Recker and Ryan ball programs in the nation, but also because in the pre-season top 10 in nearly all publi- Hogan were lost for the season to injuries. Alford is recognized as one of the top bright, cations at the beginning of the 2002 season young coaching stars in college basketball and the Hawkeye program over the past The Alford era at the University of Iowa today. seven seasons has been featured on televi- began in impressive fashion in 1999-00, as sion specials on ESPN, CNN/SI, Fox Sports the Hawkeyes scored a 70-68 win over Con- Along with the added national attention Net and HBO Sports. necticut in the season opener. The win over and six consecutive winning seasons, the top-ranked Huskies, the defending Alford has also made his mark away from Alford has appeared as a guest panelist NCAA champion, came in New York City’s the basketball court, being involved with on ESPN’s 2-Minute Drill game show. In Madison Square Garden in front of a na- several charitable organizations. Alford is August, 2001 he was a special guest at tional audience. involved with the Special Olympics of Iowa Wrigley Field and sang “Take Me Out to the and Special Olympics of Henry County in Ballgame” during the seventh inning stretch Alford was named men’s basketball coach his hometown of New Castle, IN. His golf as the Cubs hosted the St. Louis Cardinals. at the University of Iowa on March 22, 1999, outing for Iowa Special Olympics has helped and he immediately made a solid impact on raise over $60,000 in four years. the Iowa program. All home games were IOWA BASKETBALL

Steve Alford, Head Coach

Alford is a native of New Castle, IN, where he was a prep standout Along with being named Indiana’s Mr. Basketball as a senior, for his father, Sam Alford, at New Castle Chrysler High School. He Alford was the FCA Basketball Athlete of the Year and the Con- earned Indiana’s Mr. Basketball Award in 1983 after averaging 37.7 verse High School National Player of the Year. Steve’s father, Sam, points per game as a senior. following an outstanding 30-year career as a prep coach, was an assistant coach at Southwest Missouri State for four seasons be- In 1984 he earned a gold medal at the Los Angeles Olympic Games fore joining Steve at Iowa. Sam retired following the 2004 season. and in 1987 he led Indiana to Big Ten Conference and NCAA Tour- nament championships. He was the 26th selection in the 1987 NBA During his collegiate career at Indiana, Alford started all but five draft and played four seasons in the NBA before beginning his of 125 games, helping Indiana post a four-year mark of 92-35. Alford coaching career. served as team captain in 1987 when Indiana posted a 30-4 overall record, including a split in two games against the Iowa Hawkeyes. Prior to taking his current position at Iowa, Alford posted a 78-29 record in four seasons (1992-95) at Division III Manchester College Alford concluded his college career as Indiana’s all-time scoring and a four-year (1996-99) record of 78-48 at Southwest Missouri leader with 2,438 points and he became the first player to win the State. The Bears, in 1999, defeated Wisconsin and Tennessee to Indiana MVP award four times. He is also Indiana’s career leader in advance to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament before losing to steals and three-point field goal percentage. He was a consensus top-ranked Duke in the regional semifinals. In 1997 Alford led the first team all-America selection and the Big Ten MVP as a senior. Bears to a 24-9 record (second in the MVC) and a trip to the National Invitation Tournament. In 1997 he was inducted into the Indiana University Athletics Hall of Fame and in 2001 he was one of 15 players selected to Indiana’s Alford led the Bears to a 16-12 mark in his first season at the all-Century team. In 2004 he was one of five players named to Division I level in 1995-96. In 1997-98 Southwest won 12 of its final ESPN’s Big Ten Conference Silver Anniversary team. The Sporting 18 games, posting a final record of 16-16 while advancing to the title News recently published Legends of College Basketball, a publica- game of the MVC post-season tournament for the second straight tion that recalled the careers of the 100 greatest Division I college season. basketball players. Alford was No. 35 on the list.

Alford joined the collegiate coaching ranks at Manchester (IN) Alford earned first team all-Big Ten honors in each of his final College in 1992, taking over a team that had lost its first eight games. three seasons and also earned all-America honors as a junior. He After winning four of 20 games that season, Alford led Manchester was named to the NIT all-tourney team as a sophomore when the to a 20-8 mark in his first full year. Hoosiers finished second to UCLA. His career free throw percent- age of .897 (535-596) ranks fourth best in NCAA history and he led The following season Manchester was 23-4 and in his fourth and the nation in free throw percentage as a freshman. final season at Manchester his squad was 31-1. Manchester won conference titles in 1994 and 1995 and competed in the NCAA Divi- Alford was named to the all-tournament team at the 1987 NCAA sion III Tournament in his final three seasons. Manchester also Final Four and to the NCAA tournament all-decade team for the won three straight conference tournament titles from 1993-95. 1980s. He set an NCAA Final Four record when he made 7-10 three- point baskets in the 1987 championship game win over Syracuse. Manchester advanced to the Division III championship game in 1995 before suffering its first defeat in 32 games to place second in Following his freshman season at Indiana, Alford was selected to the nation. Alford was named Indiana Collegiate Conference Coach play for the United States basketball team at the 1984 Olympic Games of the Year in 1993, 1994 and 1995 and his record was 74-13 over his in Los Angeles. Alford shot 64.4% percent from the field, averaged final three seasons. 10.3 points per game and was second on the team in assists as the U.S. collegians won the gold medal. Alford, in 1999, was inducted into the Manchester College M Association Hall of Fame. In addition, the 1994-95 Manchester 1984 marked the last U.S. amateur team to win the Gold Medal and team was also inducted in recognition for their outstanding season. Alford’s teammates included Michael Jordan, Patrick Ewing, Sam Perkins, Chris Mullin and Waymon Tisdale. Alford began his coaching career after a four-year career in the NBA, spending most of his career with Dallas and a portion of one Alford was born November 23, 1964 in Franklin, IN. He holds a season with Golden State. Alford scored 744 career points to go bachelor’s degree in business from Indiana University. Steve is with 176 assists and a free throw accuracy of 87 percent over his married to the former Tanya Frost, whom he has known since the four seasons. Alford played for former Iowa basketball standout two were schoolmates in grade school in New Castle. The Alford’s Don Nelson in the NBA. have three children: Kory, 14; Bryce, 11; and Kayla, 9. IOWA BASKETBALL

Coach Alford’s Record vs. All Opponents

Opponent Record Opponent Record Opponent Record Air Force 1-0 Indiana-Northwest 1-0 Purdue 8-5 Alabama State 1-0 Indiana 7-6 Purdue-Calumet 3-0 Anderson University 6-2 Indiana State 7-2 Ripon College 1-0 Arizona State 1-0 Indiana Tech 0-2 Robert Morris 1-0 Ball State 0-1 Iowa State 4-4 Rockford College 2-0 Bethel College 1-0 Kalamazoo College 1-1 Rose-Hulman Tech 8-1 Bluffton College 4-0 Kansas 1-0 Rowan College (NJ) 1-0 Boston University 1-0 Kansas State 1-1 St. Francis College 1-1 Bowling Green 2-0 Kentucky 1-1 Saint Louis 5-2 Bradley 6-5 Kenyon College 1-0 Southern Methodist 1-0 Bridgewater State 1-0 LaGrange College 0-1 Southeast Missouri State 1-0 Butler 1-1 Liberty 1-0 Southern Illinois 5-2 Centenary 2-0 Long Beach State 2-0 Southern Mississippi 1-0 Cincinnati 0-2 Louisiana State 0-1 Southwestern Louisiana 1-1 Clemson 0-1 Louisiana Tech 2-0 Stanford 0-2 Colgate 1-0 Louisville 2-0 Stephen F. Austin 1-0 Connecticut 1-0 Maryland 0-1 Taylor University 0-2 Creighton 7-6 Maryland-Eastern Shore 2-0 Tennessee 1-1 Denison 1-0 Memphis 1-0 Tennessee-Chattanooga 1-0 DePauw 7-3 Mercer 1-0 Tennessee-Martin 1-0 Detroit Mercy 1-0 Michigan 5-7 Tennessee State 1-0 Drake 14-0 Michigan State 5-8 Texas 1-1 Duke 0-2 Minnesota 9-5 Texas Christian 0-2 Duquesne 1-0 Mississippi State 0-1 Texas Southern 2-0 Earlham College 3-0 Missouri 3-4 Texas-Pan American 1-0 East Carolina 0-1 Missouri-Kansas City 1-0 Texas-San Antonio 2-0 Eastern Illinois 2-0 Montana State 1-0 Texas Tech 1-3 Eastern Washington 1-0 Morehead State 1-0 Thomas More College 2-0 Evansville 3-6 North Carolina 0-1 Troy State 1-0 Fairfield 1-0 North Carolina State 1-1 Tulsa 3-1 Florida Atlantic 1-0 North Carolina-Asheville 1-0 Valparaiso 2-0 Florida State 0-1 North Carolina-Charlotte 0-1 Wabash College 8-2 Franklin College 6-3 North Carolina-Greensboro 1-0 Warner Southern College 1-0 Fresno State 1-0 North Carolina-Wilmington 1-0 Western Carolina 1-0 Georgia Tech 1-1 Northern Illinois 1-0 Western Illinois 1-0 Goshen College 1-1 Northern Iowa 11-4 Wichita State 5-3 Grace College 2-0 Northwestern 6-6 Wisconsin-Green Bay 1-0 Graceland University 3-0 Northwestern State (LA) 2-1 Wisconsin-Madison 5-10 Hanover College 6-4 Oglethorpe 0-1 Wisconsin-Milwaukee 1-0 Huntington College 3-0 Ohio State 8-7 Wisconsin-Parkside 1-0 Idaho 1-1 Ohio University 1-0 Wisconsin-Platteville 0-1 Illinois 3-9 Olivet College 1-1 Wisconsin-Whitewater 0-1 Illinois State 4-6 Penn State 10-3 Totals 291-169 Illinois Wesleyan 2-1 IOWA BASKETBALL

Craig Neal, Associate Head Coach

Craig Neal, an assistant coach and As an assistant coach from 2000-03, Craig was involved with prac- talent scout with the NBA’s Toronto tice preparation and advance scouting, preparing and implement- Raptors for eight years, has com- ing opponent scouting reports. He managed and directed Toronto’s pleted his second season as associ- player development program, both during the season and the sum- ate head basketball coach at the Uni- mer. He coached Toronto’s summer league team for three years and versity of Iowa. Neal joined the was lead coach in directing all Raptor college pre-draft workouts. Hawkeye staff in August, 2004. His duties also included assisting with the operations budget, work- ing with advance scouting team and coordinating schedules for Iowa in 2006 won 25 games, the Toronto scouts. second highest total in school his- tory. Iowa set a school record with Neal was a two-year starter at Georgia Tech. He earned all-ACC 10 wins over top 25 opponents while honors as a senior in 1988 when he set a conference single-season earning a second straight NCAA record with 303 assists. His playing career at Tech spanned five Tournament invitation. The seasons, as he played just four games in 1984-85 due to injury. He Hawkeyes established a record 18-game winning streak in Carver- averaged 7.7 points as a senior. His 9.5 assists per game (11.6 in Hawkeye Arena, winning all 17 home games a year ago. Iowa car- conference games) led the ACC that season and still stands as a ries the third longest active home court winning streak in the nation single-season record at Georgia Tech. His 659 career assists was a into the 2006-07 season. school record at the time and now ranks third best at Tech. His 5.2 career average is fourth best ever at Tech and his 127 career steals Iowa won its second Big Ten Conference Tournament title in 2006 is the 11th best total at the school. and the Hawkeyes have posted six straight winning campaigns. Iowa had advanced to the championship game in the conference Neal was a member of five Yellow Jacket teams that advanced to tournament three times in the last six years and no team has more post-season play, including an NIT appearance in 1984 and NCAA than Iowa’s two titles. Tournament berths the following four seasons. Tech advanced to the regional final in 1985 before a loss to top-seeded Georgetown, Along with helping guide the Hawkeyes to 46 wins over the past and the Sweet Sixteen in 1986. After a first round loss in 1987 Tech two seasons, Neal has been instrumental in Iowa’s recruiting ef- defeated Iowa State before a second round loss in 1988. He earned forts. Iowa’s incoming class for the 2006-07 season is ranked by his bachelor’s degree in management from Georgia Tech in 1988. more than one publication as one of the top 10 classes in the nation. The native of Washington, IN played prep basketball at Wash- Iowa posted a 21-12 record in 2005, giving the Hawkeyes their ington HS, for his father, Stan. He earned all-America recognition fifth consecutive winning season and highest regular season vic- and was a member of the Indiana all-star team following his senior tory total since 1998. The Hawkeyes earned their second NCAA year in 1983. Tournament invitation in the past five years. Iowa won two games in the Big Ten Tournament to advance to the semi-finals for the Neal played eight professional seasons in the NBA, CBA and third time in five seasons and during the year earned three wins Europe, beginning in Portland where he was a third-round draft pick over teams that advanced to the NCAA Sweet 16. of the Blazers in 1988. He also played in Miami and Denver in the NBA and played in three championship series while competing in Neal served as an assistant coach with the Raptors from 2000-03 the CBA. He served as a player and coach his final season in the and was involved in scouting and player development in 2003-04. CBA (1994-95) before joining the Toronto organization. Neal was He was also a Toronto scout for four seasons before becoming an involved in professional basketball for 16 years. assistant coach in 2000. He was a scout in North America and Europe for one year before joining the Iowa staff, scouting high In Toronto he was involved with the NBA’s Team Up community school, junior college, college and European players for the NBA service program. He founded the Craig Neal/Grant Delagrange ben- Draft and for trade possibilities. Neal was also involved with devel- efit golf tournament in Fort Wayne, IN. The proceeds from the opment of current roster players, recruiting of free agents and se- event, $90,000 last year, go to schools for autistic and Down Syn- lecting players for summer league and training camps. drome children.

Neal was born February 16, 1964. He and his wife, Janet, have two sons, Cullen (12) and Dalton (10). IOWA BASKETBALL

Tim Buckley, Assistant Coach

Tim Buckley is in his first year as a Buckley spent the 1993-94 season as an assistant coach at Wis- member of the University of Iowa consin under Stu Jackson. The Badgers, that season, earned their basketball program, joining the staff first NCAA Tournament appearance since 1947, advancing to the in July as assistant basketball coach. second round and concluding the year with an 18-11 record.

Buckley joins the Iowa staff with He began his college coaching career as an assistant at Bemidji 10 years of experience as a college State from 1986-88 and he was an assistant coach at Rockford in head coach. He was the head coach 1988-89. He was named Rockford’s head coach in 1989 and reached at Ball State from 2000-06 and served 50 wins there faster than any coach in the school’s history. as the head coach at Rockford Col- lege from 1989-93. His career record He was the youngest coach in the nation during his first season is 143-139, including 93-87 record at at Rockford when he led his team to a 16-9 record, the first winning Ball State and 50-52 at Rockford. season for the school in seven years.

Buckley led Ball State to an 18-12 mark in his first season and the Buckley has served on the Executive Committee for the Mid-Ameri- Cardinals posted 23 wins in his second year at the helm. In 2005 he can Conference, a regional committee for the NCAA and the Divi- led Ball State to an 11-3 home record as the Cardinals led the Mid- sion III NCAA Tournament Committee while at Rockford College. American Conference in attendance. He served on the Board of Directors for Big Brothers/Bib Sisters of Delaware County while living in Muncie. In 2002 Buckley led Ball State to the Mid-American Conference West Division title and a berth in the National Invitation Tourna- A native of Aurora, IL, Buckley earned his bachelor’s degree in ment. Ball State won its first round game at home and collected Communications in 1986 and his master’s degree in Administration wins at St. Joseph’s and Louisiana State before losing in the round of Physical Education in 1988, both from Bemidji State. He played of eight. The Cardinals placed second in the Maui Invitational that for two seasons at Waubonsee, IL Community College before com- season, reaching the title game with back-to-back wins over third- pleting his playing career at Bemidji State. ranked Kansas and fourth-ranked UCLA. Tim was born 9/10/63. He and his wife, Shannon, have a daughter, Buckley spent the 1999-00 season as the top assistant under Tom Meredith (10). Crean at Marquette as the Golden Eagles posted a 15-14 record and earned a spot in the National Invitation Tournament.

In five seasons as an assistant at Ball State Buckley helped the Cardinals post an 88-55 record. The Cardinals averaged nearly 18 wins per season and participated in the 1995 NCAA and 1988 NIT tournaments. Ball State won the 1995 MAC Tournament title and tied for first in the conference in 1997-98. IOWA BASKETBALL

Billy Garrett, Assistant Coach

Billy Garrett is in his first season as A native of Indianapolis, IN, Garrett attended Illinois State Uni- a member of the basketball staff at versity, where he played football for four years. He earned his the University of Iowa after joining bachelor’s degree in youth administration from the University of the staff in July. Indianapolis in 1991.

Garrett joins the Hawkeye program As is the case with Iowa Coach Steve Alford, Garrett comes from after serving as an assistant coach a basketball family in the state of Indiana. Garrett’s father, the late at Seton Hall for the past five sea- William Garrett, was Indiana’s “Mr. Basketball” in 1947. He led sons. Garrett helped the Pirates post Shelbyville to its first state title and later became the first African- an 18-12 record in 2006, advancing American basketball player in the Big Ten Conference while at Indi- to the first round of the NCAA Tour- ana. He was the Hoosiers Most Valuable Player in 1951. nament. Billy was 12/16/64. He and his wife, Annissa, have one son, Billy Seton Hall advanced to the NCAA (11). second round in 2005 and competed in the NIT in 2004. Overall the Pirates posted an 80-69 record in five seasons with Garrett as a member of the staff, making three straight post-season appearances.

Garrett joined the college coaching ranks in 2000-01, serving as an assistant coach at Siena. Siena that season posted a 20-11 overall record and tied for first place in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Confer- ence.

Prior to joining the college ranks, Garrett served as athletic direc- tor, boys basketball coach and head track and field coach at Provi- dence St. Mel High School in Chicago (1994-2000). Taking over a basketball program that was 4-22 the previous season, Garrett com- piled a 130-50 record while transforming the program into a city, state and national power. IOWA BASKETBALL

Jerry Strom, Basketball Administrator

A longtime member of the Athletic Strom came to Iowa from Monmouth College, where he was assis- Department and the Iowa basketball tant to the athletic director, as well as assistant basketball and base- staff, Jerry Strom has completed his ball coach from 1979-81. The 1979 Monmouth baseball squad com- 26th season at the University of Iowa peted in the NCAA Division III College World Series and the as administrator for the Iowa basket- Monmouth basketball team won the Midwest Conference basket- ball program. ball championship.

Strom joined the Iowa staff in 1981 Strom was athletic director and head basketball and track coach at as a graduate assistant coach under Martin Luther King High School in New York City for four years. Lute Olson. He served in that capac- His 1976 King squad won the New York City Thru-way City League ity for two years prior to being pro- championship and his track squads were three-time League city moted to his administrative position champions. in 1983. Strom graduated from Fontanelle (IA) High School, where he Strom works closely with the Iowa basketball staff, helping to earned all-state honors in basketball, football and baseball, as well coordinate and carry out the day-to-day activities of the basketball as being selected to Iowa Boys State. He attended Concordia (NE) program. Strom has been tournament director for Iowa’s Hawkeye College, where he played basketball, baseball and golf. Jerry earned Challenge for 25 years, and for six years did color commentary with his master’s degree (athletic administration) from Western Illinois in Jim Zabel for Iowa basketball on the Palmer Radio Network. 1980 and worked towards his doctoral degree at Iowa.

When Jerry first joined the Iowa staff he implemented the school’s Jerry was born March 1, 1955. He and his wife, Melody, have a first Iowa Basketball Coaches Clinic, as well as bringing in and daughter (Jessica, 19) and a son (Justin, 18). directing the 1988 national 19-and-under A.A.U. Tournament, held in Iowa City. He has been a member of four basketball staffs that have competed in 23 NCAA and NIT tournaments.

Strom has served on the Iowa athletic department’s Student Ath- lete Assistance Program. He is a member of the National Associa- tion of Basketball Coaches (NABC) and has served on a number of NABC committees. IOWA BASKETBALL

Iowa Basketball Staff

Paul Weir Justin Wieck Director of Operations Graduate Assistant

Paul Weir is in his first year as Di- Justin Wieck, a senior member of rector of Operations for the men’s Iowa’s 2006 Big Ten Tournament basketball program, being named to championship team, is in his first year the position in August. Weir is in his as a graduate assistant with the Iowa second year with the Iowa program, basketball program. having served as an administrative assistant in 2005-06. Wieck joined the Hawkeye program as a walk-on after two years at Iowa in 2006 won 25 games, the Kirkwood Community College and second highest total in school his- earned a scholarship for his senior tory. Iowa set a school record with season. In his two seasons as a Hawkeye player, Wieck was a 10 wins over top 25 opponents while earning a second straight member of two NCAA Tournament teams that won a combined 46 NCAA Tournament invitation. The Hawkeyes established a record games. 18-game winning streak in Carver-Hawkeye Arena, winning all 17 home games a year ago. Iowa carries the third longest active home Wieck saw action in 13 games as a senior while earning academic court winning streak in the nation into the 2006-07 season. all-Big Ten recognition. As a senior he collected a career-best four rebounds in a win over Robert Morris. As a junior he had two Iowa won its second Big Ten Conference Tournament title in 2006 points in a loss to eventual national champion North Carolina in the and the Hawkeyes have posted six straight winning campaigns. title game of the EA Sports Maui Invitational. Iowa had advanced to the championship game in the conference tournament three times in the last six years and no team has more Wieck enjoyed a successful two-year stint at Kirkwood Commu- than Iowa’s two titles. nity College in Cedar Rapids, IA, helping that school place fourth in the nation among Division II junior colleges as a sophomore. Wieck A native of Toronto, Canada, Weir worked with the basketball was named to the all-tournament team at the national tournament program at Northwestern State (LA) during the 2004-05 season. after averaging 16 points and seven rebounds. He averaged 10.9 Northwestern State posted a 21-12 record in 2005 and won the points and 4.8 for the season, helping Kirkwood to 28-9 overall Southland Conference regular season title. record. Kirkwood posted a 27-4 record in Justin’s first season.

Weir served as the head coach at Don Bosco Catholic High School A native of North Liberty, Wieck earned all-state honors at West in Toronto from 1999-2003. He posted a 41-32 record while graduat- High School in Iowa City, helping his prep team earn a third place ing all senior members of his program during that time. His 2002-03 finish in the state tournament as a senior. West posted 25-1 mark squad was ranked ninth in the greater Toronto area. his senior season, when he averaged 15.6 points, six rebounds and two assists per game, shooting 61% from the field, 42% from three- As a player Weir was a regional and city all-star as a point guard point range and 78% from the free throw line. He served as a team and team captain at Iona Catholic Secondary School. He attended captain as a junior and senior and was the team MVP as a senior. He York University, where he was the starting point guard as a fresh- earned all-conference and all-state honors in baseball as junior and man under Coach Bob Bain. senior, playing shortstop and pitching.

Weir graduated with honors while earning his bachelor’s degree Wieck earned his bachelor’s degree in finance from The Univer- from York University in 2004. He earned his master’s degree in sity of Iowa in 2006 and is pursuing a master’s in sports administra- Health & Human Performance from Northwestern State in 2005. Weir tion. is enrolled in the UI’s doctorate program in Psychology of Sport & Physical Activity. Justin was born July 10, 1984. His fiancé is Laura McFarland.

Paul was born June 12, 1979. He is single. IOWA BASKETBALL

Player Bios

3 - - Drew Adams and 41% percent from three-point range in final prep season . . . Guard career totals also include 770 rebounds . . . named third team all- state as a junior. . . Johnson County Player of the Year as a junior . . 6-1, 185, Sophomore . averaged 26.4 points, 12.2 rebounds and 3.2 assists per game as a Bloomington, IN junior, shooting 56% from the field and 84% from the free throw line South HS . . . averaged 25.2 points per game as a sophomore.

Junior college - - Played one season at Florida Community Col- Personal - - Born 3/22/85 . . . given name is Justin Russell . . . lege . . . averaged 14 points and four assists per game . . . shot 40% health and sport studies major . . . member of prep Honor Roll . . . from three point range and 84% from the free throw line. parents are Kathy and Larry Angle . . . high school coach was his father, Larry Angle. High school - - Earned first team all-conference, all-area and all- sectional honors as a senior . . . holds school record for three-point Career Bests percentage (49.5%) in a season and ranks second in career three- point percentage (44.5%) . . . also ranks among top five in career free Points: 3, twice, last vs. North Carolina, 11/24/04 throw percentage (80%) . . . team captain and MVP as a senior . . . Rebounds: 2, twice, last vs. Centenary, 12/3/04 averaged 14 points and 2.5 assists as a senior, helping team post 17- FGM: 1, twice, last vs. Centenary, 12/3/04 4 overall record . . . shot 49.5% from three-point range and 80% from FGA: 2, twice, last vs. Centenary, 12/3/04 the free throw line . . . member of AAU team that won six state FTM: championships and finished second in the nation. FTA: Assists: 1 vs. Centenary, 12/3/04 Personal - - Born 3/12/85 . . . given name is Andrew . . . open major Steals: . . . parents are Julie and Mark Adams . . . high school coach was V.R. Blocks: Holmes. Minutes: 5, twice, last at Penn State, 2/26/05

*4 - - J.R. Angle 15 - - Dan Bohall Guard Guard 6-7, 205, Sophomore 6-4, 185, Freshman Franklin, Indiana Sioux City, Iowa Indian Creek HS East HS

2005-06 - - Redshirted. 2005-06 - - Redshirted.

2004-05 - - Saw action in 11 games, High School - - Earned first team with no starts . . . two points against all-state honors as a junior and se- Cincinnati in Big Ten Tournament . . . nior . . . two-time first team all-confer- two points and two rebounds in win ence and all-district selection . . . vs. Centenary . . . two rebounds in named to all-Tournament team at win at Drake . . . three points vs. North Carolina . . . three points and state tournament after helping East place second in state as a senior one rebound in win over Western Illinois . . . three points and two . . . team captain and MVP as a junior and senior, helping team post rebounds in exhibition win over Upper Iowa . . . seven rebounds 21-4 record in final season . . . averaged 21.6 points, 6.4 rebounds and three assists in Blowout. and 4.5 assists per game as a senior, shooting 56% from the field and 79% from the free throw line . . . averaged 18.6 points, 4.5 re- High school - - Two-time Johnson County Player of the Year and bounds and 2.7 assists as a junior, shooting 53% from the field and two-time NIKE all-American . . . two-time participant in USA Basket- 74% from the foul line . . . lettered three years in both basketball and ball Youth Development Festival . . . three-time all-state selection . . golf . . . served as golf team captain for two seasons. . selected to participate in Indiana state all-Star contest following senior season . . . team captain as junior and senior and three-time Personal - - Born 6/2/86 . . . liberal arts major . . . earned academic team MVP . . . all-time leading scorer in Johnson County with 1,689 all-conference honors and ranked in top five percent of graduating career points . . . averaged 27.3 points, 11.5 rebounds and 3.5 assists class . . . parents are Jan and Pat Bohall . . . high school coach was as a senior . . . scoring average ranked fourth best in the state of Jeff Vanderloo. Indiana . . . shot 54.5% from the field, 88.9% from the free throw line IOWA BASKETBALL

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0 - - Josh Crawford Center 6-11, 205, Freshman Long Beach, CA Wilson HS

High school - - Named to all-conference team as a senior . . . was team captain and team MVP as a senior . . . averaged 13.3 points, 7.7 rebounds and 4.6 blocked shots per game as a senior . . . led confer- ence in blocked shots and ranked third in rebounds.

Personal - - Born 5/11/88 . . . open major . . . parents are Kelly and Joe Crawford . . . high school coach was Ted Hollister.

*11 - - Tony Freeman Guard 6-1, 185, Sophomore Maywood, Illinois St. Joseph’s HS

Hawk-Item - - Earned team award as Newcomer of the Year . . . only player in history of the East Subur- ban Catholic League to earn first team all-conference honors in all four years . . . ranks second in career scor- Sophomore guard Tony Freeman. ing at St. Joseph’s with 1,706 points, trailing only Isiah Thomas . . . his father, Tony, lettered at Indiana as a member of the 1987 team that won the NCAA title. High School - - Earned second team all-state honors as a senior after leading team to a 28-2 overall record . . . selected to compete in 2005-06 - - Averaged 3.4 points and 1.3 rebounds, while playing Roundball Classic (New York vs. Chicago at the United Center) and in 33 games and starting four times . . . averaged 1.6 assists per game City Suburban all-star games . . . earned all-conference honors for while shooting 33.9% from the field and 62.5% from the free throw four straight years and was MVP of East Suburban Catholic League line . . . five points and three rebounds in win over Ohio State in Big as a junior and senior . . . led team to conference titles as a junior and Ten Tournament championship game . . . missed first career game senior . . . led team to championships of the St. Charles Thanksgiv- against Ohio State due to injury . . . five points in win over Penn ing Tournament and the Proviso West Holiday Tournament as a State . . . three points and three assists at Minnesota . . . five points senior before team lost in sectional final of state tournament . . . and two steals in win at Indiana . . . four points at Northwestern . . . ranks second in career scoring at St. Joseph’s with 1,706 points . . . career-high 10 points and four assists in win over Michigan . . . averaged 14.7 points, six assists and 4.6 rebounds as a senior, lead- three points and two rebounds at Michigan State . . . three points in ing the team in scoring, assists and steals . . . shot 48% from the win at Penn State . . . three points, two rebounds and two assists at field, 39% from three-point range and 70% from the free throw line Wisconsin . . . seven points, four rebounds, four assists and two as a senior . . . averaged 18.9 points, 4.8 rebounds and four assists steals in win over Robert Morris . . . six points in win over Drake . . per game as a junior, shooting 44% from the field and 72% from the . six points and career-high seven assists in win over Arizona State free throw line while leading prep team to a 23-6 overall record ...... eight points and three steals in first career start at Iowa State . . team captain as a junior and senior . . . team MVP as junior and . eight points and three rebounds at Northern Iowa . . . five points in senior after sharing MVP honors as a sophomore . . . helped prep win over Valparaiso . . . eight points in win over Fairfield . . . four team post a 20-8 mark as a sophomore and an 18-9 record as a assists and three rebounds in win over Texas-San Antonio . . . three freshman . . . averaged over 13 points per game during both sopho- assists vs. Texas . . . five points and two rebounds in win over more and freshman seasons. Kentucky . . . seven points, five rebounds, six assists and three steals in win over Maryland-Eastern Shore. IOWA BASKETBALL

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Personal - - Born 12/22/86 . . . open major . . . parents are Stacy Freeman-Green and Tony Freeman, Sr. . . . high school coach was Gene Pingatore, who also was his father’s high school coach.

Career Bests

Points: 10 vs. Michigan, 2/4/06 Rebounds: 5 vs. Maryland-Eastern Shore, 11/14/05 FGM: 5 vs. Michigan, 2/4/06 FGA: 10 vs. Michigan, 2/4/06 FTM: 2, four times, last vs. Michigan, 2/4/06 FTA: 4, twice, last vs. Drake, 12/20/05 Assists: 7 vs. Arizona State, 12/17/05 Steals: 3, twice, last at Iowa State, 12/9/05 Blocks: Minutes: 30 at Iowa State, 12/9/05

**53 - - Seth Gorney Center 7-0, 245, Junior Vandalia, Ohio Butler HS

Hawk Item - - Averabed 5.3 points and 5.8 rebounds on Big Ten foreign tour this past summer.

2005-06 - - Averaged 1.2 points and one rebound per game, playing in 22 games with no starts . . . four points at Minnesota . . . two points and career-high two assists in win over Michigan . . . two points and career-high six rebounds at Junior center Seth Gorney. Michigan State . . . one point, one rebound, one assist and one blocked shot at Wisconsin . . . one assist in win at Saint Louis . . . four points in win over Texas-San Antonio . . . 10 points (5-5 FGs) High school - - Earned special mention all-state honors as a senior and five rebounds in win over Maryland-Eastern Shore . . . seven . . . nominated for McDonald’s all-America team as a senior . . . points and five rebounds in exhibition win vs. Brock University. earned first team all-conference and all-Area recognition as a senior . . . also first team all-conference as a junior . . . team captain and 2004-05 - - Saw action in 21 games, with no starts . . . five points, MVP as a senior . . . averaged 21.4 points and 12 rebounds per game one assist and one steal in win over Ohio State . . . six points (3-3 as a senior, shooting 75.3% from the field, in helping team post a 17- FGs) and two rebounds in win at Penn State . . . two points and three 7 overall record . . . set school records for points in a game (43) and rebounds in win over Northwestern . . . one rebound at Wisconsin season (513), field goals in a season, highest single-season scoring . . . one rebound in win over Purdue . . . career-high five rebounds in average, best single-season field goal percentage and career points win vs. Minnesota . . . one rebound at Ohio State . . . two rebounds and career rebounds . . . averaged 10 points and 11 rebounds per in win over Texas Tech . . . recorded first career point and had two game as a junior and nine points and 10 rebounds as a sophomore. rebounds in win vs. Centenary . . . two rebounds and a blocked shot . . helped prep team post 21-2 record as a junior and 21-4 record as a vs. North Carolina . . . collected one steal in win over Western sophomore . . . played with varsity team since freshman season and Illinois . . . saw first action in exhibition win over Laval . . . suffered started since sophomore season. badly sprained ankle in pre-season practice and missed Blowout and first exhibition game. IOWA BASKETBALL

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Personal - - Born 9/28/85 . . . business major . . . parents are Emily State . . . game-highs with 20 points (9-9 FTs) and 10 rebounds in Crenshaw and Mike Gorney . . . high school coach was Ray Zawadzki. win over Indiana for first double-double at Iowa . . . game-high 19 points and three rebounds at Michigan State . . . career-high 29 Career Bests points and three rebounds in win at Penn State . . . 15 points (9-10 FTs) and three rebounds in win over Illinois . . . 17 points (6-10 FGs) Points: 10 vs. Maryland-Eastern Shore, 11/14/05 and 5 rebounds in win at Saint Louis . . . team-high 18 points (4-7 Rebounds: 6 at Michigan State, 1/21/06 treys) nine rebounds and four assists in win over Robert Morris . . FGM: 5 vs. Maryland-Eastern Shore, 11/14/05 . team-high 17 points and five rebounds in win over Arizona State . . . 16 points, four rebounds and four assists at Iowa State . . . 14 FGA: 5 vs. Maryland-Eastern Shore, 11/14/05 points and six rebounds in win over Valparaiso . . . 11 points, five FTM: 1 vs. Centenary, 12/3/04; at Wisconsin, 1/5/06 rebounds and four assists in win over Fairfield . . . team-high 18 FTA: 2 vs. Centenary, 12/3/04; at Wisconsin, 1/5/06 points and six rebounds in win over NC State . . . 15 points and Assists: 1, six times, last vs. Penn State, 3/1/06 seven rebounds in win over Texas-San Antonio . . . team-high 23 Steals: 1, six times, last vs. TX-San Antonio, 11/26/05 points and seven rebounds vs. Texas . . . 14 points, three rebounds Blocks: 1 three times, last at Wisconsin, 1/5/06 and four assist in win over Colgate . . . 12 points and four rebounds Minutes: 12 at Penn State, 2/26/05 in win over MD-Eastern Shore.

2004-05 Honors - - Honorable mention all-Big Ten . . . named to CoSIDA District VII academic all-America team . . . academic all-Big **1 - - Adam Haluska Ten. Guard 6-5, 210, Senior 2004-05 - - Started all 33 games . . . averaged 14.7 points and four Carroll, Iowa rebounds per game, shooting 47.8% from the field, 38.9% from three- point range and a team-best 80.8% from the free throw line . . . Carroll HS ranked fifth in the Big Ten in free throw percentage, 10th in three- point percentage and 11th in scoring . . . 10 points, five rebounds Hawk-Items - - Has started all 98 and two steals vs. Cincinnati in NCAA Tournament . . . 10 points, games in his career, a streak that three rebounds and three assists vs. Wisconsin in Big Ten Tourna- ranks 10th longest in the nation ment . . . 10 points, five rebounds and three assists in win over heading into the 2006-07 season . . . Michigan State in Big Ten Tournament . . . 17 points, six rebounds career point total stands at 1,225, and five assists in win over Purdue in Big Ten Tournament . . . 17 including 941 while at Iowa . . . aver- points, three rebounds and three assists in win at Michigan . . . 22 aged 10.2 points and 3.8 rebounds points and three rebounds in win over Ohio State . . . 22 points (10- on Big Ten team that posted a 3-2 record on 2004 summer tour. 14 FGs), four rebounds, three assists and three steals in win at Penn State . . . 19 points, five rebounds and two steals at Minnesota . . . 20 2005-06 Honors - - Recipient of 2006 Chris Street Award . . . third points, seven rebounds and two steals vs. Illinois . . . 12 points and team all-Big Ten . . . CoSIDA third team academic all-American . . . five rebounds at Purdue . . . 20 points, eight rebounds and career- academic all-Big Ten . . . NABC District 12-all-District second team high five assists and four steals in win over Northwestern . . . 16 . . . Hawkeye Challenge all-Tournament team . . . Guardians Classic points at Wisconsin . . . career-high 24 points and six rebounds vs. all-Tournament team . . . co-Big Ten Player of the Week, Jan. 30, for Michigan State . . . five points and three rebounds in win vs. Indiana his play in wins over Indiana and Ohio State. . . . 12 points and two assists at Northwestern . . . nine points and five rebounds in win vs. Purdue . . . 12 points, six rebounds and two 2005-06 - - Averaged 13.9 points and 4.7 rebounds while starting steals at Illinois . . . 15 points and two steals in win vs. Minnesota . all 34 games . . . shot 41.7% from the field, 34.6% from three-point . . 14 points, three rebounds and two steals in win vs. Michigan . . . range and 84.8% from the free throw line . . . 20 points and three 13 points and four rebounds in win over Saint Louis . . . 14 points rebounds against Northwestern State in NCAA Tournament . . . 15 and four rebounds in win vs. Air Force . . . 21 points and six re- points and eight rebounds in win over Ohio State in Big Ten Tour- bounds in win over Texas Tech . . . 20 points and three rebounds in nament championship game . . . nine points (7-8 FTs) and five re- win over Iowa State . . . 17 points and five rebounds in win over bounds vs. Michigan State in Big Ten Tournament . . . seven points UNC Greensboro . . . 21 points and eight rebounds in win at Drake . and four rebounds vs. Minnesota in Big Ten Tournament . . . 16 . . 19 points (11-13 FTs) and two steals vs. North Carolina . . . 14 points and seven rebounds in win over Wisconsin . . . 11 points, points and three rebounds in win over Louisville . . . five rebounds four rebounds and three assists vs. Penn State . . . 11 points and five and two steals in win over Texas . . . 14 points and two assists in win rebounds in win over Michigan State . . . 13 points and seven re- over Western Illinois. bounds in win at Indiana . . . game-high 18 points and five assists in win over Michigan . . . 11 points, six rebounds and four assists in 2003-04 - - Redshirted after transferring from Iowa State. win at Purdue . . . 18 points and seven rebounds in win over Ohio IOWA BASKETBALL

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2002-03 - - Started all 31 games . . . second leading scorer among titles: long jump (three), 100 meters (two), 200 meters (two) and 400 freshmen in the Big 12, averaging 9.2 ppg . . . named to Big 12 all meters (one) . . . named the Most Outstanding Performer at the 2001 Freshman team . . . scored in double figures in his first nine games . and 2002 Iowa State Track and Field Championships . . . as a senior, . . scored in double figures in 16 of 31 games . . . shot 33.6 percent (40 recorded one of the most prolific performances in Iowa State Track 119) from three point range and 76% from the foul line (38 50) . . . 15 & Field Championship history, becoming only the fourth athlete in points vs. Mercer, hitting 7-10 FGs . . . was a combined 11 17 from the 97 year history of the state meet to win four individual events, the field in the two games in the Cyclone Challenge to earn all claiming victories in the 100 meters (10.91), 200 meters (21.56), 400 tournament honors . . . 12 points vs. Western Illinois and a career meters (48.48) and long jump (22 5 1/4) . . . scored 28 of Carroll’s 30 high 18 points against Binghamton on 8 11 shooting . . . 16 points team points to finish runner up to Storm Lake (33) in the Class 3A and two assists against Boston College . . . 12 points (5 12 FG, 2 5 team championship . . . broke the Class 3A 100 meter state record treys) at Iowa . . . 13 points and nine rebounds vs. Savannah State with a 10.79 clocking in the preliminaries . . . also broke the 200 meter . . . 13 points vs. Drake (5 9 FG, 3 5 treys), including a career high state mark with his time in the finals . . . Class 3A state champion in three treys . . . tallied first double double of his career against Arkan- the 100 meters (10.84), 200 meters (21.67) and long jump (23 3 1/4) as sas Pine Bluff, scoring 10 points and grabbing a career high 11 a junior . . . won the Class 3A long jump title as a sophomore. rebounds . . . made three second half treys en route to 13 points vs. Oklahoma . . . led team with 15 points vs. Missouri, scoring 11 Personal - - Born 11/16/83 . . . pre-business major . . . parents are points in the first half . . . led team with 15 points at Oklahoma State, Kim and Steve Haluska . . . his brother, Sean, earned first team all- including three treys and 4 4 from the free throw line . . . tied a career state honors in Class 3-A in 2004-05 as a prep senior . . . his father is high with four assists vs. Texas Tech . . . scored 12 points at Texas the principal at Carroll HS . . . high school coach was Keith Stribe. A&M . . . connected on two key free throws to give ISU a three point lead with :18 seconds remaining vs. Kansas State . . . tallied 12 Career Bests points on 4 for 6 shooting from the field and had two steals vs. Texas A&M. Points: 29 at Penn State, 1/14/06 Rebounds: 11 vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff, 12/8/02 High School - - Competed at the Adidas ABCD camp in the sum- FGM: 10 at Penn State, 2/26/05 mer of 2001 when he began receiving national recognition . . . was FGA: 23 vs. Texas, 11/22/05 outstanding at the Adidas camp, making the senior all star team, FTM: 11 vs. North Carolina, 11/24/04 earning top five shooting guard honors and ranked among the top FTA: 13 vs. North Carolina, 11/24/04 25 players at the camp . . . name appeared in the following prep Assists: 6 vs. Drake, 12/20/05 individual national rankings: FoxSports.com, No. 32; Bob Gibbons Steals: 4 vs. Northwestern, 2/15/05 All Star Report, No. 59; PrepStars.com, No. 72; ESPN.com, No. 43; Blocks: 2, four times, last at Minnesota, 2/18/06 HoopScoop, No. 59; TheInsiders.com, No. 78; Basketball News, Minutes: 51 vs. Minnesota, 1/18/06 No. 50; Sporting News, No. 71; Athlon Sports, No. 10 shooting guard; ESPN.com, No. 13 shooting guard . . . Basketball Times rated him the best shooter from mid range . . . was a top 100 finalist for McDonald’s All American team . . . capped senior campaign with third consecutive first team Des Moines Register Class 3 A all state selection, averaging 30.1 ppg and 9.9 rpg . . . named Iowa Gatorade Player of the Year as the state’s top prep hoopster . . . had the second best scoring average in the state, shooting 55.5 percent (256 461) from the floor and 34.9 percent (37 106) from three point range . . . finished prep career with 2,209 points, eighth best total in Iowa prep history and the top scoring output for an Iowa large school (Class 3 A/4 A) player in state history . . . posted career high 47 points vs. Carlisle . . . averaged 17.6 ppg and 6.9 rpg as a fresh- man, 21.5 points and eight boards as a sophomore and 29.8 points and 11 rebounds as a junior . . . as a sophomore, shot 55.8 percent (186 333) from the field and 79.2 percent (57 72) from the foul line . . . as a junior, shot 53.6 percent from the field (288 537) and 37.7 percent (52 138) from 3 point range . . . was the Class 3 A state Player of the Year as a junior and senior . . . earned first team all conference honors and led the league in scoring all four seasons . . . led team to Raccoon River Conference title all four years . . . also lettered in baseball, football and track and field . . . track and field exploits have been well documented, winning eight individual prep state track IOWA BASKETBALL

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***35 - - Mike Henderson rebounds, three assists and two steals in win at Penn State . . . eight Guard points and five rebounds at Minnesota . . . four points and five rebounds vs. Illinois . . . 11 points at Purdue . . . eight points, five 6-2, 190, Senior rebounds and two assists in win over Northwestern . . . four points, Waterloo, Iowa five rebounds and two assists at Wisconsin . . . two points, one East HS assist and one steal in win over Indiana in first career start . . . two points, two assists and two steals in win over Purdue . . . four points Hawk-Item - - Member of 2005 Big and two rebounds in win vs. Minnesota . . . eight points and three Ten tour team that played in Spain, rebounds in win over Texas Tech . . . five points, three assists and but played in just two of five games two rebounds vs. Western Carolina . . . two points in win over Iowa due to ankle injury. State . . . two points, three rebounds and three assists in win over Northern Iowa . . . five points in win over UNC Greensboro . . . eight 2005-06 Honors - - Earned team points and four rebounds in win over Centenary . . . eight points in Most Improved Award. win at Drake . . . four points and one steal vs. North Carolina . . . six points and three assists in win over Louisville . . . five points and 2005-06 - - Averaged 7.6 points and 3.9 rebounds while starting three rebounds in win over Western Illinois. all 34 games . . . shot 48.7% from the field, 46.4% from three-point range and 69.9% from the free throw line . . . three points and four 2003-04 - - Saw action in 10 games during first semester, with no rebounds against Northwestern State in NCAA Tournament . . . starts . . . career-high eight points and two rebounds vs. Purdue . . . seven points and two rebounds in win over Ohio State in Big Ten two points, one assist and one steal at Missouri . . . two points, two Tournament championship game . . . 11 points, four rebounds and rebounds and one assist vs. Northern Illinois . . . two points, one three steals in win over Michigan State in Big Ten Tournament . . . assist and one steal vs. Eastern Washington . . . five rebounds, two five points, two rebounds and three assists in win over Minnesota points and one assist vs. UW-Green Bay . . . two rebounds and one in Big Ten Tournament . . . six points, three rebounds and six assists steal vs. Louisville . . . seven points, three assists, two rebounds in win over Wisconsin . . . game-high 16 points (6-7 FGs), three and two steals vs. Drake . . . seven points, five assists and three rebounds and two assists in win over Penn State . . . eight points (4- rebounds vs. UNC-Asheville . . . 10 points (2-2 FGs, 6-7 FTs), one 5 FGs), five rebounds and three steals at Minnesota . . . four points assist and one steal in second exhibition game . . . did not play in and six rebounds in win over Michigan State . . . 10 points, three opening exhibition game due to injury. rebounds and three assists in win at Indiana . . . six points at North- western . . . 11 points (3-3 treys) and four assists in win over Michi- High school - - Iowa’s Gatorade Player of the Year as a senior . . . gan . . . matched career-high with 17 points, along with three re- earned first team Class 4-A all-state honors as a junior and senior bounds and three steals, in win at Purdue . . . eight points, five and was also all-state as a sophomore . . . named captain of all- rebounds and five assists in win over Ohio State . . . nine points, tournament team after leading team to state championship as a se- five rebounds and three steals in win over Indiana . . . nine points nior with overall record of 26-1 . . . was four-time all-conference and and seven rebounds in win over Minnesota . . . 10 points and tied a all-District selection while helping East post four-year record of 87- career-high with eight rebounds in win over Illinois . . . eight points, 14 . . . team captain as a junior and senior and team MVP as a senior career-high six assists, four rebounds and four steals in win over . . . averaged 18 points, four rebounds and six assists as a senior, Robert Morris . . . 12 points, career-high eight rebounds and four shooting 55% from the field and 80% from the foul line . . . averaged assists in win over Drake . . . 10 points, five rebounds and three 15 points, five rebounds and six assists as a junior while shooting assists in win over Arizona State . . . 15 points, six rebounds and 51% from the field and 69% from the foul line . . . helped prep team matched career high with five assists in win over Valparaiso . . . post 25-2 record and advance to Class 4-A state title game as a matched career-high with seven rebounds vs. Texas . . . 15 points, junior, where he was named to the all-tournament team . . . as a seven rebounds and four steals in win over Kentucky . . . 10 points, sophomore averaged 14 points, four assists and four rebounds a four rebounds and three assists in win over Maryland-Eastern Shore. game as East posted a 23-2 record and also advanced to the state tournament . . . member of AAU summer teams that included Iowa 2004-05 - - Played in all 33 games, with 14 starts . . . averaged 4.9 players Greg Brunner and Jeff Horner . . . also earned prep letters in points and 2.1 rebounds per game, shooting 41% from the field, football and track and field. 31.3% from three-point range and 65.6% from the free throw line . . . seven points and three rebounds vs. Cincinnati in NCAA Tourna- Personal - - Born 11/15/84 . . . art major . . . Honor Roll student as ment . . . seven points and five rebounds vs. Wisconsin in Big Ten a prep senior . . . mother is Valda Henderson . . . brother Courtney Tournament . . . career-high 17 points and five rebounds in win over played college basketball at Southern University in Baton Rouge, Michigan State in Big Ten Tournament . . . 11 points and two steals LA . . . high school coach was Steve McGraw. in win over Purdue in Big Ten Tournament . . . seven points, two rebounds and a career-high five steals in win at Michigan . . . six points and two rebounds in win over Ohio State . . . six points, four IOWA BASKETBALL

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Career Bests 52 - - Kurt Looby Forward Points: 17, twice, last at Purdue, 2/1/06 6-10, 210, Junior Rebounds: 8, twice, last vs. Illinois, 1/7/06 FGM: 7 at Purdue, 2/1/06 St. John’s Antigua FGA: 11 vs. Robert Morris, 12/22/05 Tyler, TX CC FTM: 7 vs. Kentucky, 11/21/05 FTA: 9 vs. Kentucky, 11/21/05 2005-06 - - Redshirted. Assists: 6 vs. Robert Morris, 12/22/05 Steals: 5 at Michigan, 3/5/05 Junior college - - Attended Tyler, Blocks: 1, three times, last vs. Michigan State, 3/11/06 TX Community College for two sea- Minutes: 50 vs. Minnesota, 1/18/06 sons . . . played in 29 of 30 games as a sophomore . . . averaged 5.3 points and 4.9 rebounds per game, shoot- ing 51.7% from the field . . . junior college coach was Mike Marques, who previously coached at Marshalltown and Indian Hills commu- 24 - - Justin Johnson nity colleges in Iowa. Guard 6-6, 190, Junior High School - - Attended Clare Hall Secondary in St. John’s, Tyler, TX Antigua, but did not play basketball during high school career. Tyler, TX CC Personal - - Born 2/14/84 . . . African American World Studies major . . . mother is Olivet Looby. Junior college - - Attended Tyler Community College in his home- town . . . named as pre-season junior college all-American in the October, 2005 issue of Basketball Times, preceding his sophomore season . . . team captain as a sophomore . . . averaged 15 points and eight rebounds per game as a sophomore . . . averaged 14.5 points 32 - - David Palmer and eight rebounds as a freshman. Center 6-9, 240, Sophomore High school - - Attended John Tyler HS . . . nominee for Antioch, TN McDonald’s all-America team . . . named District Offensive Player of the Year and first team all-District as a senior . . . named second team Oak Hill Academy all-East Texas and was selected for East Texas all-Star game . . . team captain and Most Valuable Player as a senior while leading team to Hawk-Item - - Will redshirt in 2006- district and regional championships . . . averaged 17.5 points, eight 07 after transferring from Seton Hall. rebounds and 5.2 assists per game as a senior . . . averaged 12 points, 3.1 rebounds and 3.3 assists as a junior . . . averaged eight 2005-06 - - Played his freshman points and 4.3 rebounds per game as a sophomore season at Seton Hall . . . seeing ac- tion in 27 games . . . averaged three Personal - - Born 4/21/86 . . . open major . . . Honor Roll student as points and two rebounds in 9.7 min- a prep . . . parents are Cynthia and Michael Johnson . . . junior utes per game . . . recorded season- college coach was Mike Marquis . . . high school coach was Carl high 11 points and seven rebounds in win over Morgan State . . . Love. totaled eight points vs. Villanova, North Carolina State and DePaul. Prep School - - As a senior at Oak Hill, averaged 5.8 points and 5.8 rebounds while shooting 56% from the field . . . was a part-time starter for a team that was ranked as the top team in the nation, according to USA Today. IOWA BASKETBALL

Player Bios

High school - - Played for three seasons at Antioch HS . . . aver- Personal - - Born 9/4/86 . . . open major . . . father is Billy Smith . . aged 14 points a game as a junior while playing only the final 10 . prep school coach was Kevin Keatts. games of the season after recovering from a broken ankle . . . com- peted in the 2003 Nike Hoop Jamboree and the 2003 Nike All-Ameri- can Camp. 44 - - Cyrus Tate Personal - - Born 7/16/86 . . . open major . . . parents are Sharon and David Palmer . . . father played Division I basketball at Alcorn Forward State (1982-96) . . . prep school coach was Steve Smith . . . high 6-8, 240, Sophomore school coach was Barry Mangrum. Homewood, IL Northeast, NE CC Career Bests Junior college - - Attended Northeast CC for one season, starting Points: 11 vs. Morgan State, 12/29/05 29 of 31 games . . . named junior college all-American while earning Rebounds: 7 vs. Morgan State, 12/29/05 all-region and all-conference recognition averaged 19.6 points and FGM: 5 vs. Morgan State, 12/29/05 11 rebounds per game, shooting 60.4% from the field and 66.7% FGA: 10 vs. Monmouth, 12/8/05 from the free throw line . . . recorded 36 blocked shots in 31 games. FTM: 2, twice, last vs. Villanova, 1/17/06 FTA: 4 vs. Villanova, 1/17/06 High school - - Named to Illinois Basketball Association (IBCA) Assists: 1, three times, last vs. South Florida, 2/8/06 and City Suburban all-star teams as a senior . . . earned all-state Steals: 1, five times, last vs. W. Virginia, 2/14/06 honors as a senior . . . earned all-conference honors as a junior and Blocks: 1, three times, last vs. South Florida, 1/20/06 senior in the SICA East Conference . . . named one of top five post Minutes: 21 vs. Monmouth, 12/8/05 players in state of Illinois as a senior in 2004 . . . led team to second place finish in state tournament and was named team co-Most Valu- able Player as a senior . . . averaged 15 points and 10 rebounds per game as a senior . . . averaged 11 points and nine rebounds as a 34 - - Tyler Smith junior and eight points per game as a sophomore . . . three-year Forward varsity letterman. 6-7, 210, Freshman Personal - - Born 9/23/85 . . . Psychology major . . . parents are Pulaski, TN Katherine Jefferson and Winfred Tate . . . junior college coach was Hargrave Military Academy Dan Anderson . . . high school coach was Roy Condotti.

Prep school - - Attended Hargrave Military Academy in Chatham, VA in 2005-06 . . . averaged 20 points, 10 rebounds and just over five assists per game . . . Hargrave posted a 28-2 record while ranking as one of the top prep school teams in the nation.

High school - - ranked as one of the top 50 seniors in the nation as a prep at Giles County HS . . . selected as one of the top 10 high school players in the nation when Street & Smith’s named him a second team selection on the 2004 Boys High School all-America team . . . rated a four-star prospect by Rivals.com . . . Hoop Scoop rated Smith rated as 15th best junior in the nation by Hoop Scoop in the May, 2004 issue of Basketball Times . . . rated as one of the top wing forwards at 2004 ABCD Camp . . . earned first team all-state honors as a junior, averaging 24 points, nine rebounds and five assists while leading his team to the state tournament . . . earned tournament MVP honors as a sophomore after leading his team to the state title. IOWA BASKETBALL

Player Bios

14 - - Brett Wessels Guard 6-2, 190, Sophomore Bettendorf, Iowa Bettendorf HS

2005-06 - - Joined the program as a walk-on . . . saw action in six games as a true freshman . . . career-high two assists in win over Michigan . . . three points in win over Robert Mor- ris . . . one assist in first action of career in win over Maryland-Eastern Shore . . . two points, two assists and two steals in Blowout.

High School - - Earned first team all-state honors as a senior after leading team to Class 4-A state title . . . was named to all-tournament team at state tournament . . . named conference Player of the Year as a senior and was first team selection in final two seasons . . . team captain and MVP as a senior . . . named Quad City Times all-Metro Player of the Year and captain of all-Metro team . . . scored 27 points in state championship game victory . . . helped team post 25-1 over- all record . . . . averaged 16 points, six rebounds, 2.8 steals and 2.3 assists per game as a senior, shooting 46% from the field and 79% from the free throw line . . . was second team all-state selection as a junior . . . averaged 12.6 points, 5.6 rebounds and 2.1 assists and steals as a junior . . . three year varsity letterman . . . selected to participate in Goalsetter all-star game in Iowa and Iowa-Illinois Shootout all-star contest.

Personal - - Born 7/11/86 . . . business major . . . earned academic all-conference honors and was member of prep Honor Roll . . . par- ents are Jackie and Pete Wessels . . . high school coach was Kevin Skillett, a three-year Iowa basketball letterman. Sophomore guard Brett Wessels. Career Bests

Points: 3 vs. Robert Morris, 12/22/05 Rebounds: 1 vs. Penn State, 3/1/06 FGM: 1 vs. Robert Morris, 12/22/05 FGA: 1 vs. Robert Morris, 12/22/05 FTM: FTA: Assists: 2 vs. Michigan, 2/4/06 Steals: Blocks: Minutes: 4 vs. Maryland-Eastern Shore, 11/14/05 IOWA BASKETBALL

Career Statistics

J.R. Angle’s Career Statistics

YEAR G/GS FG-A PCT 3-PT PCT FT-A PCT O-D-RB AVG PF-DI AS TO BK ST PTS AVG Fresh. 11/0 4-11 .364 2-5 .400 0-0 .000 1-5-6 0.5 2-0 1 6 0 0 10 9.9

Tony Freeman’s Career Statistics

YEAR G/GS FG-A PCT 3-PT PCT FT-A PCT O-D-RB AVG PF-DI AS TO BK ST PTS AVG Fresh. 33/4 40-118 .339 21-69 .304 10-16 .625 8-34-42 1.3 42-1 53 55 0 19 111 3.4

Seth Gorney’s Career Statistics

YEAR G/GS FG-A PCT 3-PT PCT FT-A PCT O-D-RB AVG PF-DI AS TO BK ST PTS AVG Fresh. 21/0 5-7 .714 0-0 .000 4-7 .571 8-14-22 1.0 15-0 3 5 1 5 14 0.7 Soph. 22/0 13-21 .619 0-0 .000 1-2 .500 5-17-22 1.0 13-0 3 5 2 1 27 1.2 Totals 43/0 18-28 .643 0-0 .000 5-9 .556 13-31-44 1.0 28-0 6 10 3 6 41 1.0

Adam Haluska’s Career Statistics

YEAR G/GS FG-A PCT 3-PT PCT FT-A PCT O-D-RB AVG PF-DI AS TO BK ST PTS AVG Fresh. 31/31 103-259 .398 40-119 .336 38-50 .760 21-91-112 3.6 83-2 30 39 13 23 284 9.2 Soph. 33/33 152-318 .478 58-149 389 105-130 .808 25-106-131 4.0 75-3 52 46 9 35 467 14.2 Junior 34/34 149-357 .417 64-185 .346 112-132 .848 21-138-159 4.7 61-1 78 68 6 36 474 13.9 Career 98/98 404-934 .433 162-453 .358 255-312 .817 67-335-402 4.1 219-6 160 153 28 94 1225 12.5

Mike Henderson’s Career Statistics

YEAR G/GS FG-A PCT 3-PT PCT FT-A PCT O-D-RB AVG PF-DI AS TO BK ST PTS AVG Fresh. 10/0 11-29 .379 0-1 .000 10-19 .526 4-14-18 1.8 11-0 13 8 0 6 32 3.2 Soph. 33/14 59-144 .410 5-16 .313 40-61 .656 17-53-70 2.1 55-1 39 59 3 26 163 4.9 Junior 34/34 91-187 .487 13-28 .464 65-93 .699 41-93-134 3.9 53-0 68 78 5 38 260 7.6 Career 77/48 161-360 .447 18-45 .400 115-173 .665 62-160-222 2.9 119-1 120 145 8 70 455 5.9

Brett Wessel’s Career Statistics

YEAR G/GS FG-A PCT 3-PT PCT FT-A PCT O-D-RB AVG PF-DI AS TO BK ST PTS AVG Fresh. 6/0 1-2 .500 1-2 .500 0-0 .000 0-1-1 0.2 2-0 4 1 0 0 3 0.5 IOWA BASKETBALL

2005-06 Statistics, Includes All Games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL All Games 25-9 17-0 4-7 4-2 Big Ten Conference 11-5 8-0 3-5 0-0 Non-Conference 14-4 9-0 1-2 4-2

3-pt. Player G/GS FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB AVG PF/D AST TO BK S T PTS AVG MIN Brunner 34-34 164-361 .454 12-41 .293 141-203 .695 314 9.2 86/0 60 84 20 33 481 14.1 1087 Haluska 34-34 149-357 .417 64-185 .346 112-132 .848 159 4.7 61/1 78 68 6 36 474 13.9 1173 Horner 30-30 126-331 .381 70-201 .348 85-114 .746 123 4.1 43/0 169 85 3 41 407 13.6 1092 Henderson 34-34 91-187 .487 13-28 .464 65-93 .699 134 3.9 53/0 68 78 5 38 260 7.6 1013 Hansen 34-34 93-160 .581 0-0 .000 42-60 .700 135 4.0 96/2 10 45 89 18 228 6.7 662 Thomas 34-0 62-132 .470 0-0 .000 31-56 .554 155 4.6 74/0 15 35 28 21 155 4.6 591 Freeman 33-4 40-118 .339 21-69 .304 10-16 .625 42 1.3 42/1 53 55 0 19 111 3.4 539 Thompson 34-0 29-93 .312 5-15 .333 5-15 .333 78 2.3 38/0 28 29 14 11 68 2.0 423 Reed 21-0 13-44 .295 5-26 .192 6-11 .545 19 0.9 6/0 11 12 0 7 37 1.8 179 Gorney 22-0 13-21 .619 0-0 .000 1-2 .500 22 1.0 13/0 3 5 2 1 27 1.2 89 Wessels 6-0 1-2 .500 1-2 .500 0-0 .000 1 0.2 2/0 4 1 0 0 3 0.5 12 Wieck 13-0 0-5 .000 0-3 .000 3-4 .750 7 0.5 2/0 3 3 0 0 3 0.2 38 Kennedy 1-0 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 1 1.0 0/0 0 1 0 0 0 0.0 2 Team 95 2.9 1/0 5 IOWA 34 781-1811 .431 191-570 .335 501-706 .710 1285 37.8 517/4 502 506 167 225 2254 66.3 6900 OPP. 34 732-1924 .380 210-661 .318 329-507 .649 1168 34.4 646/16 429 499 102 257 2003 58.9 6900

Score by Periods: 1 2 OT OT2 OT3 Total Deadball Rebounds: Iowa 84 Iowa 1083 1146 10 6 9 2254 Opponents 70 Opponents 924 1054 14 6 5 2003

Big Ten Games Only (Won 11, Lost 5)

3-pt. Player G/GS FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB AVG PF/D AST TO BK S T PTS AVG MIN Brunner 16-16 77-171 .450 4-17 .235 72-99 .727 153 9.6 42/0 29 36 10 21 230 14.4 523 Haluska 16-16 67-157 .427 28-84 .333 63-73 .863 69 4.3 34/1 33 39 2 14 225 14.1 560 Horner 16-16 66-172 .384 41-114 .360 42-65 .646 69 4.3 23/0 83 50 0 17 215 13.4 602 Henderson 16-16 50-91 .549 7-13 .538 20-36 .556 60 3.8 24/0 36 34 2 15 127 7.9 499 Hansen 16-16 45-76 .592 0-0 .000 23-32 .719 55 3.4 47/1 3 16 38 9 113 7.1 310 Thomas 16-0 29-68 .426 0-0 .000 15-23 .652 68 4.3 32/0 8 13 9 10 73 4.6 280 Freeman 15-0 15-47 .319 8-26 .308 5-7 .714 13 0.9 18/0 16 21 0 9 43 2.9 210 Thompson 16-0 10-36 .278 3-6 .500 1-6 .167 36 2.3 19/0 18 11 9 6 24 1.5 184 Gorney 12-0 4-9 .444 0-0 .000 1-2 .500 11 0.9 9/0 2 4 1 0 9 0.8 40 Reed 8-0 1-5 .200 1-3 .333 0-0 .000 3 0.4 3/0 2 3 0 0 3 0.4 40 Wieck 9-0 0-2 .000 0-2 .000 3-4 .750 3 0.3 1/0 1 0 0 0 3 0.3 21 Wessels 4-0 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 1 0.3 2/0 3 0 0 0 0 0.0 6 Team 40 2.7 1/0 2 IOWA 16 364-835 .436 92-266 .346 245-347 .706 581 36.3 255/2 234 229 71 101 1065 66.6 3275 OPP. 16 359-886 .405 114-328 .348 170-262 .649 531 33.2 317/10 218 214 43 128 1002 62.6 3275

Score by Periods: 1 2 OT OT2 OT3 Total Deadball Rebounds: Iowa 43 Iowa 496 551 3 6 9 1065 Opponents 37 Opponents 464 524 3 6 5 1002 IOWA BASKETBALL

2005-06 Final Results

Overall: 25-9; Big Ten: 11-5; Home: 17-0; Away: 4-7; Neutral: 4-2

Date Opponent Result Attend. Top Scorer Top Rebounder % Nov. 14 Maryland-Eastern Shore W, 86-41 8,553 Brunner/Horner, 16 Doug Thomas, 10 % Nov. 15 Colgate W, 73-51 8,526 Greg Brunner, 16 Brunner/Hansen, 8 ^ Nov. 21 Kentucky (n) W, 67-63 6,091 Greg Brunner, 17 Greg Brunner, 12 ^ Nov. 22 Texas (n) L, 59-68 6,357 Adam Haluska, 23 Greg Brunner, 8 Nov. 26 Texas-San Antonio W, 79-46 9,683 Adam Haluska, 15 Doug Thomas, 8 Nov. 30 North Carolina State W, 45-42 13,043 Adam Haluska, 18 Erek Hansen, 8 + Dec. 2 Fairfield W, 75-59 10,002 Greg Brunner, 23 Greg Brunner, 11 + Dec. 3 Valparaiso W, 72-59 9,804 Jeff Horner, 19 Greg Brunner, 13 Dec. 6 at Northern Iowa L, 63-67 (OT) 13,288 Greg Brunner, 26 Greg Brunner, 10 Dec. 9 at Iowa State L, 60-72 14,092 Adam Haluska, 16 Greg Brunner, 12 Dec. 17 Arizona State W, 62-43 10,902 Adam Haluska, 17 Greg Brunner, 15 Dec. 20 Drake W, 65-60 9,732 Greg Brunner, 17 Greg Brunner, 12 Dec. 22 Robert Morris W, 73-51 9,985 Adam Haluska, 18 Greg Brunner, 10 Dec. 30 at Saint Louis W, 60-50 10,489 Haluska/Horner, 17 Greg Brunner, 8 * Jan. 5 at Wisconsin L, 52-66 17,142 Haluska/Horner, 11 Greg Brunner, 10 * Jan. 7 Illinois W, 63-48 15,500 Jeff Horner, 16 Greg Brunner, 12 * Jan. 14 at Penn State W, 80-76 8,293 Adam Haluska, 29 Doug Thomas, 7 * Jan. 18 Minnesota W, 76-72 (3OT) 10,535 Erek Hansen, 20 Greg Brunner, 23 * Jan. 21 at Michigan State L, 55-85 14,759 Adam Haluska, 19 Greg Brunner, 11 * Jan. 24 Indiana W, 73-60 11,825 Adam Haluska, 20 Adam Haluska, 10 * Jan. 28 Ohio State W, 67-62 15,500 Adam Haluska, 18 Greg Brunner, 9 * Feb. 1 at Purdue W, 77-68 10,514 Jeff Horner, 32 Greg Brunner, 7 * Feb. 4 Michigan W, 94-66 15,500 Adam Haluska, 18 Greg Brunner, 9 * Feb. 8 at Northwestern L, 48-51 5,764 Greg Brunner, 13 Greg Brunner, 11 * Feb. 11 at Indiana W, 70-67 17,128 Greg Brunner, 17 Greg Brunner, 8 * Feb. 14 Michigan State W, 66-54 15,500 Brunner/Horner, 15 Greg Brunner, 10 * Feb. 18 at Minnesota L, 61-74 14,308 Greg Brunner, 17 Greg Brunner, 7 * Feb. 25 at Illinois L, 59-71 16,618 Greg Brunner, 27 Jeff Horner, 8 * Mar. 1 Penn State W, 65-38 14,012 Mike Henderson, 16 Greg Brunner, 10 * Mar. 4 Wisconsin W, 59-44 15,500 Jeff Horner, 22 Doug Thomas, 9 & Mar. 10 Minnesota (n) W, 67-57 18,730 Jeff Horner, 26 Erek Hansen, 8 & Mar. 11 Michigan State (n) W, 53-48 18,730 Jeff Horner, 14 Haluska/Brunner, 5 & Mar. 12 Ohio State (n) W, 67-60 17,591 Jeff Horner, 16 Haluska/Brunner, 8 $ Mar. 17 Northwestern State (n) L, 63-64 18,456 Adam Haluska, 20 Greg Brunner, 10

% - - Guardians Classic, Iowa City, IA ^ - - Guardians Classic, Kansas City, MO + - - Hawkeye Challenge, Iowa City, IA * - - Big Ten Conference Game & - - Big Ten Conference Tournament, Indianapolis, IN $ - - NCAA Tournament, Auburn Hills, MI

Attendance Summary Games Totals Average Home 17 204,102 12,006 Away 11 142,545 12,959 Neutral 6 85,955 14,326 Totals 34 432,602 12,724 IOWA BASKETBALL

2005-06 Game-By-Game Team Statistics

Team Score FG-A PCT 3-PT. FG PCT FT-A PCT REB PF AS TO BS ST at Iowa 86 33-65 .508 5-16 .313 15-21 .714 47 14 25 16 8 17 MD-Eastern Shore 41 16-59 .271 1-9 .111 8-14 .571 36 17 6 25 1 5 at Iowa 73 28-57 .491 7-18 .389 10-15 .667 36 11 18 14 4 8 Colgate 51 21-50 .420 5-16 .313 4-9 .444 29 16 16 18 1 6 Iowa (n) 67 23-60 .383 4-15 .267 17-23 .739 39 19 14 15 9 6 Kentucky 63 20-61 .328 9-20 .450 14-21 .667 45 21 14 17 3 6 Iowa (n) 59 22-65 .338 5-25 .200 10-15 .667 41 20 15 10 2 2 Texas 68 23-55 .418 6-16 .375 16-20 .800 38 18 11 12 6 5 at Iowa 79 27-57 .474 3-13 .231 22-31 .710 42 13 17 13 4 11 Texas-San Antonio 46 20-56 .357 4-14 .286 2-5 .400 34 22 13 23 3 8 at Iowa 45 17-57 .298 2-12 .167 8-11 .818 40 12 10 19 5 11 N.C. State 42 17-50 .340 3-18 .167 5-10 .500 38 15 11 24 7 6 at Iowa 75 25-48 .521 5-18 .278 20-24 .833 42 11 21 20 11 3 Fairfield 59 18-67 .269 12-29 .414 11-15 .733 35 19 15 13 0 9 at Iowa 72 24-58 .414 7-16 .438 17-21 .810 42 13 13 17 6 5 Valparaiso 59 25-64 .391 3-18 .167 6-11 .545 35 22 13 13 4 7 Iowa 63 24-56 .429 8-20 .400 7-10 .700 32 15 12 14 5 6 at Northern Iowa (OT) 67 25-56 .446 8-22 .364 9-12 .750 36 10 16 17 5 4 Iowa 60 18-53 .340 2-15 .133 22-33 .667 44 19 7 20 5 8 at Iowa State 72 28-66 .424 6-20 .300 10-10 .526 39 20 15 15 5 13 at Iowa 62 21-52 .404 5-17 .294 15-26 .577 41 11 15 13 3 4 Arizona State 43 18-53 .340 3-13 .231 4-8 .500 35 23 10 17 4 5 at Iowa 65 23-54 .426 6-23 .261 13-18 .722 39 17 14 17 8 7 Drake 60 23-62 .371 6-15 .400 8-10 .800 35 19 15 16 0 9 at Iowa 73 29-64 .453 7-16 .438 8-13 .615 46 12 20 16 7 9 Robert Morris 51 19-62 .306 4-20 .200 9-10 .900 36 15 5 17 4 11 Iowa 60 21-49 .429 10-19 .526 8-12 .667 32 15 15 11 1 5 at Saint Louis 50 18-50 .360 2-13 .154 12-20 .600 35 13 8 10 5 7 Iowa 52 17-56 .304 5-17 .294 13-17 .765 41 18 12 11 5 2 at Wisconsin 66 28-60 .467 7-17 .412 3-8 .375 36 14 20 6 5 9 at Iowa 63 18-51 .353 3-11 .273 24-32 .720 45 13 11 15 4 5 Illinois 48 18-52 .346 5-26 .192 7-15 .467 32 27 8 16 2 6 Iowa 80 27-56 .482 11-28 .393 15-22 .682 36 17 18 12 8 2 at Penn State 76 26-64 .406 9-25 .360 15-21 .714 40 19 17 9 2 11 IOWA BASKETBALL

2005-06 Game-By-Game Team Statistics

Team Score FG-A PCT 3-PT. FG PCT FT-A PCT REB PF AS TO BS ST at Iowa 76 27-70 .386 1-20 .005 21-29 .724 54 16 17 16 6 7 Minnesota 72 26-74 .351 7-19 .368 13-24 .542 50 24 11 19 4 8 Iowa 55 21-62 .339 6-19 .316 7-12 .583 39 18 17 18 4 4 at Mich. State 85 30-60 .500 9-19 .474 16-18 .889 36 18 26 10 4 11 at Iowa 60 23-45 .511 4-15 .267 23-30 .761 35 11 14 17 8 9 Indiana 73 22-60 .367 13-31 .419 3-8 .375 30 26 11 15 2 11 at Iowa 67 25-59 .424 3-13 .231 14-17 .824 43 11 16 9 2 3 Ohio State 62 20-57 .351 9-24 .375 13-16 .813 30 20 11 8 5 6 Iowa 77 25-51 .490 10-20 .500 17-24 .708 26 13 12 11 2 12 at Purdue 68 29-56 .518 5-19 .263 5-7 .714 28 18 12 15 1 5 at Iowa 94 32-49 .653 13-19 .684 17-24 .708 34 22 27 18 2 7 Michigan 66 22-53 .415 6-22 .273 16-28 .571 27 21 15 16 2 9 Iowa 48 13-37 .351 3-6 .500 19-27 .704 31 15 10 17 2 5 at Northwestern 51 17-39 .436 9-20 .450 8-12 .667 25 23 13 17 6 9 Iowa 70 24-53 .453 7-17 .412 15-26 .577 35 19 10 16 8 9 at Indiana 67 23-56 .411 9-22 .409 12-18 .667 35 25 13 17 3 10 at Iowa 66 24-51 .471 5-13 .385 13-20 .650 33 14 16 14 3 11 Mich. State 54 21-51 .412 3-17 .176 9-14 .643 33 21 9 18 0 8 Iowa 61 19-46 .413 5-15 .333 18-24 .750 25 19 14 13 4 5 at Minnesota 74 26-51 .510 4-13 .308 18-23 .783 36 15 19 10 3 6 Iowa 59 21-47 .447 4-16 .250 13-17 .765 24 22 7 13 3 2 at Illinois 71 23-51 .451 7-18 .389 18-29 .621 32 18 16 8 0 3 at Iowa 65 25-46 .543 7-20 .350 8-11 .727 38 14 21 19 8 6 Penn State 38 13-51 .255 4-18 .222 8-12 .667 27 11 10 14 1 10 at Iowa 59 23-56 .411 5-17 .294 8-15 .533 45 13 12 10 4 12 Wisconsin 44 15-51 .294 8-18 .444 6-9 .667 33 17 7 16 1 6 Iowa (n) 67 23-44 .523 8-16 .500 13-20 .650 32 14 16 18 6 9 Minnesota 57 22-61 .361 2-16 .125 11-14 .786 35 19 8 11 2 8 Iowa (n) 53 15-41 .366 2-10 .200 21-27 .778 32 13 8 14 5 7 Michigan State 48 15-53 .283 7-23 .304 11-16 .688 37 22 9 18 0 6 Iowa (n) 67 26-55 .473 7-17 .412 8-13 .615 41 16 18 11 2 2 Ohio State 60 22-53 .415 6-28 .214 10-17 .588 28 17 9836 Iowa (n) 63 18-41 .439 6-18 .333 21-26 .808 36 17 10 19 5 4 Northwestern State 64 23-60 .381 9-23 .391 9-14 .643 31 21 17 11 4 9 IOWA BASKETBALL

2005-06 Season & Career Bests

Season Bests

Player Points Rebounds Assists Blocks Steals Greg Brunner 27 at Illinois 23 vs. Minnesota 3, six times 3 vs. Penn State 5 at Indiana Tony Freeman 10 vs. Michigan 5 vs. UMES 7 vs. ASU 3 vs. UMES/ISU Seth Gorney 10 vs. UMES 6 at Mich. St. 1, three times 1, at Wisconsin Adam Haluska 29 at Penn State 10 vs. Indiana 6 vs. Drake 2 at Minnesota 3, five times Erek Hansen 20 vs. Minnesota 8, three times 2 vs. Minn (BTT) 7 vs. Fairfield 2, three times Mike Henderson 17 at Purdue 8 vs. Drake/Illinois 6 vs. Rob Morris/Wis. 1, three times 4 vs. KY/RMU Jeff Horner 32 at Purdue 8 vs. Fairfield/at Ill 10, three times 1, three times 5 vs. Minn (BTT) Ryan Kennedy 1 vs. UMES Carlton Reed 9 vs. ASU 3 vs. Rob. Morris 3 vs. UTSA 2 vs. Drake Doug Thomas 12 vs. Texas 10 vs. UMES 3 vs. Minn (BTT) 4 vs. Drake 3 vs. UMES/RMU Alex Thompson 11 vs. UTSA 6, three times 6 vs. Penn State 2 vs. Colgate 1, six times Brett Wessels 3 vs. Rob. Morris 1 vs. Penn State 2 vs. Michigan Justin Wieck 2 at Wisconsin 4 vs. Rob. Morris 1, three times

Career Bests

Player Points Rebounds Assists J.R. Angle 3 vs. Western IL/N. Carolina,’05 2 at Drake, ‘05 1 vs. Centenary, ‘05 Greg Brunner 28 at Northwestern, ‘05 23 vs. Minnesota 5, three times, last at Penn St., ‘05 Tony Freeman 10 vs. Michigan 7 vs. UMES 7 vs. Arizona State Seth Gorney 10 vs. Maryland-Eastern Shore 6 at Michigan State 1, six times, last vs. Penn State Adam Haluska 29 at Penn State 11 vs. ARK-Pine Bluff, ‘03 6 vs. Drake Erek Hansen 12 vs. Minnesota 8, three times, last vs. Minn (BTT) 2, seven times, last vs. Minn (BTT) Mike Henderson 17 vs. Michigan St., ‘05 8 vs. Drake/Illinois 6 vs. Robert Morris/Wisconsin Jeff Horner 32 at Purdue 11 vs. Illinois, ‘03 11 vs. Greensboro, ‘05 Ryan Kennedy 1 vs. Maryland-Eastern Shore Carlton Reed 14 at Drake, ‘05 3, four times, last vs. Rob. Morris 5 vs. Purdue, ‘05 Doug Thomas 14 vs. Western IL/Purdue, ‘05 11 vs. Michigan St., ‘05 3 vs. Minn (BTT) Alex Thompson 11 vs. UTSA 9 at Minnesota, ‘05 6 vs. Penn State Brett Wessels 3 vs. Robert Morris 1 vs. Penn State 2 vs. Michigan Justin Wieck 2 vs. N. Car., ‘05/at Wisconsin 4 vs. Robert Morris 1, three times, last vs. Michigan

NOTE: Career bests occurred in 2005-06 unless otherwise noted. IOWA BASKETBALL

2005-06 Season Highs & Lows

Individual Highs Points: 32 Jeff Horner at Purdue Field Goals: 10 (22/15 att.) Greg Brunner at Northern Iowa/Jeff Horner at Purdue Field Goal Attempts: 23 (9 made) Adam Haluska vs. Texas Field Goal Percentage (8 att.): 1.000 (8-8) Greg Brunner vs. Fairfield 3-pt. Field Goals: 7 (10 att.) Jeff Horner at Purdue 3-pt. Field Goal Attempts: 12 (4 made) Adam Haluska vs. Texas 3-pt. Field Goal Percentage (4 att.): .700 (7-10) Jeff Horner at Purdue Free Throws: 10 (12 att.) Horner vs. Valparaiso/Haluska vs. Illinois Free Throw Attempts: 12 (9 made) Jeff Horner vs. Valparaiso Free Throw Percentage (6 att): 1.000 (9-9) Adam Haluska vs. Indiana Rebounds: 23 Greg Brunner vs. Minnesota Assists: 10 Jeff Horner vs. Fairfield/Minnesota/Ohio State (BTT) Blocked Shots: 7 Erek Hansen vs. Fairfield Steals: 5 Greg Brunner at Indiana/Jeff Horner vs. Minnesota (BTT)

Team Highs Iowa Opponent 94 vs. Michigan Points 85 by Michigan State 33 (65 att.) vs. MD-Eastern Shore Field Goals 30 (60 att.) by Michigan State 70 (27 made) vs. Minnesota FG Attempts 74 (26 made) by Minnesota .653 (32-49) vs. Michigan FG Percentage .518 (29-56) by Purdue 13 (19 att.) vs. Michigan 3-pt. Field Goals 13 (31 att.) by Indiana 28 (11 made) at Penn State 3-pt. FG Attempts 31 (13 made) by Indiana .684 (13-19) vs. Michigan 3-pt. FG Percentage .474 (9-19) by Michigan State 24 (32 att.) vs. Illinois Free Throws 18 (23/29 att.) by Minnesota/Illinois 33 (22 made) at Iowa State FT Attempts 29 (18 made) by Illinois .833 (20-24) vs. Fairfield FT Percentage .900 (9-10) by Robert Morris 54 vs. Minnesota Rebounds 50 by Minnesota 27 vs. Michigan Assists 26 by Michigan State 11 vs. Fairfield Blocked Shots 7 by North Carolina State 17 vs. MD-Eastern Shore Steals 13 by Iowa State 20 vs. Fairfield & at Iowa State Turnovers 25 by MD-Eastern Shore 22 vs. Michigan/at Illinois Fouls 27 by Illinois

Team Lows Iowa Opponent 45 vs. North Carolina State Points 38 by Penn State 13 (37 att.) at Northwestern Field Goals 13 (51 att.) by Penn State 41 (15/18 made) vs. Mich. St. (BTT)/vs. NSU (NCAA) FG Attempts 39 by Northwestern .298 (17-57) vs. North Carolina State FG Percentage .255 (13/51) by Penn State 1 (20 att.) vs. Minnesota 3-pt. Field Goals 1 (9 att.) by MD-Eastern Shore 6 (3 made) at Northwestern 3-pt. FG Attempts 9 (1 made) by MD-Eastern Shore .005 (1-20) vs. Minnesota 3-pt. FG Percentage .111 (1-9) by MD-Eastern Shore 7 (10 att.) at No. Iowa/(12 att.) at Mich. St. Free Throws 2 (5 att.) by Texas-San Antonio 10 (7 made) at Northern Iowa FT Attempts 5 (2 made) by Texas-San Antonio .577 (15-26) vs. Arizona State & at Indiana FT Percentage .375 (3-8) by Wisconsin/Indiana 24 at Illinois Rebounds 25 by Northwestern 7 at Illinois Assists 5 by Robert Morris 1 at Saint Louis Blocked Shots 0 by five opponents 2, five times Steals 3 by Illinois 9 vs. Ohio State Turnovers 6 by Wisconsin 11 vs. Colgate/Fairfield/Arizona State/Indiana Fouls 10 by Northern Iowa IOWA BASKETBALL

2005-06 Individual Points/Rebounds

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% MD-Eastern Shore R 16#7 9-5 10-5 16#4 5#2 10#4 16#2 0-1 R INJ 4-10 6-5 0-0 0-0 % Colgate E 16#8 0-1 4-1 14#3 11#8 9#4 13#6 DNP E INJ 4-5 2-0 DNP DNP ^ Kentucky D 17#12 5-2 0-0 9#4 6#3 15#7 5#1 DNP D DNP 6-7 4-1 DNP DNP ^ Texas S 6#8 0-1 DNP 23#7 5#5 2#7 9#3 DNP S 2-1 12-5 0-2 DNP DNP TX-San Antonio H 14#6 1-3 4-1 15#7 8#4 4#1 13#3 DNP H 6-0 3-8 11-6 DNP 0-0 N.C. State I 11#6 0-2 0-2 18#6 2#8 2#3 13#4 DNP I 0-1 3-5 0-1 DNP DNP + Fairfield R 23#11 8-1 DNP 11#5 8#6 8#3 12#8 DNP R 1-2 0-4 4-1 DNP DNP + Valparaiso T 9#13 5-0 DNP 14#6 6#5 15#6 19#3 DNP T 0-0 2-3 2-0 DNP DNP at No. Iowa 26#10 8-3 DNP 3#23 8#1 4#2 10#3 DNP 0-1 0-1 4-3 DNP DNP at Iowa State 11#12 8#1 0-1 16#4 14#7 5#5 INJ DNP 0-2 4-3 2-6 DNP 0-0 Arizona State 12#15 6#1 0-0 17#5 4#0 10#5 INJ DNP 9-2 4-4 0-6 DNP DNP Drake 17#12 6#1 DNP 11#3 0#0 12#8 INJ DNP 6-2 11-8 2-1 DNP DNP Robert Morris 15#10 7#2 0-0 18#9 4#5 8#4 INJ DNP 4-3 10-4 4-3 3-0 0-4 at Saint Louis 6#8 2-1 0-0 17#5 6#4 3#3 17#2 DNP 6-2 3-4 0-0 DNP DNP * at Wisconsin 8#10 3-2 1-1 11#2 4#5 2#2 11#3 DNP 0-0 10-8 0-5 0-0 2-1 * Illinois 8#12 0-1 0-0 15#3 8#4 10#8 16#6 DNP 0-2 5-4 1-3 DNP 0-0 * at Penn State 13#6 3-1 0-0 29#3 7#6 3#1 17#4 DNP 0-0 4-7 4-4 DNP DNP * Minnesota 17#23 2-1 DNP 12#4 20#6 9#7 10#5 DNP DNP 2-3 4-1 DNP DNP * at Mich. State 17#11 3-2 2-6 19#3 0#2 2#3 6#4 DNP 0-1 6-1 0-2 0-0 0-0 * Indiana 17#8 0-0 DNP 20#10 9#5 9#5 13#3 DNP 0-0 3-3 0-2 DNP DNP * Ohio State 17#9 INJ 0-1 18#7 8#2 8#5 2#6 DNP 0-0 10-5 3-2 DNP 1-1 * at Purdue 10#7 0-0 0-0 11#6 2#1 17#3 32#4 DNP DNP 5-3 0-1 DNP 0-0 * Michigan 17#9 10-2 2-0 18#2 8#4 11#2 14#4 DNP 3-0 4-6 7-3 0-0 0-1 * at Northwestern 13#11 4-2 DNP 9#4 6#2 6#1 10#3 DNP DNP 0-4 0-1 DNP DNP * at Indiana 19#8 5-0 0-0 13#7 2#6 10#3 17#3 DNP DNP 4-4 0-2 DNP DNP * Mich. State 15#10 2-1 DNP 11#5 13#5 4#6 15#1 DNP DNP 6-2 0-1 DNP DNP * at Minnesota 17#7 3-0 4-1 9#1 3#1 8#5 13#1 DNP DNP 4-3 0-0 DNP 0-0 * at Illinois 27#7 3-1 0-1 3#1 6#1 6#3 11#8 DNP DNP 3-2 0-0 DNP DNP * Penn State 8#10 5-0 0-1 11#4 15#3 16#3 6#7 DNP 0-0 2-4 2-5 0-1 0-0 * Wisconsin 7#5 0-0 0-0 16#7 0#4 6#3 22#7 DNP DNP 5-9 3-4 DNP 0-0 & Minnesota (n) 16#0 0-0 DNP 7#4 9#8 5#2 26#6 DNP 0-0 4-7 0-1 DNP DNP & Michigan State (n) 12#5 0-1 0-1 9#5 3#4 11#4 14#3 DNP DNP 4-3 0-2 DNP DNP & Ohio State (n) 10#8 5-3 DNP 15#8 10#5 7#2 16#5 DNP DNP 1-2 3-1 DNP DNP $ Northwestern State (n) 16#10 0-1 DNP 20#3 6#5 3#4 11#5 DNP 0-0 7-4 0-3 DNP DNP

% - - Guardians Classic, Iowa City, IA ^ - - Guardians Classic, Kansas City, MO + - - Hawkeye Challenge, Iowa City, IA * - - Big Ten Conference Game & - -Big Ten Conference Tournament, Indianapolis, IN $ - - NCAA Tournament, Auburn Hills, MI

# - - Denotes starting line-up IOWA BASKETBALL

The Last Time . . .

The Last Time a Player . . .

Had 30 or more points Iowa - - 32, Jeff Horner at Purdue, 2/1/06 Opponent - - 32, Vedran Vukusic, Northwestern, 1/26/05

Made at least 90% of his FGA (10 att.) Iowa - - .909 (9-10), Luke Recker vs. Purdue, 3/07/02 Opponent - - .900 (9-10), Willie Simms, Wisconsin, 1/11/90

Made 100% of his FTA (10 att.) Iowa - - 1.000 (11-11), Luke Recker vs. Minnesota, 2/09/02 Opponent - - 1.000 (10-10), Vincent Grier, Minnesota, 2/18/06

Had 15 or more rebounds Iowa - - 23, Greg Brunner vs. Minnesota, 1/18/06 Opponent - -17, Marco Killingsworth, Indiana, 2/11/06

Had 10 or more assists Iowa - - 10, Jeff Horner vs. Ohio State (Big Ten Tournament), 3/12/06 Opponent - - 10, Bernard Robinson, Jr., Michigan, 3/12/04

Had 5 or more blocks Iowa - - 5, Erek Hansen at Indiana, 2/11/06 Opponent - - 6, Cedric Simmons, North Carolina State, 11/30/05

Had 5 or more steals Iowa - - 5, Jeff Horner vs. Minnesota (Big Ten Tournament), 3/10/06 Opponent - - 5, Vedran Vukusic, Northwestern, 2/12/05

The Last Time A Team . . .

Scored 100 or more points Iowa - - 107 vs. UNC-Asheville, 11/23/03 Opponent - - 106, North Carolina, 11/24/04

Scored 40 or fewer points Iowa - - 39 vs. Indiana, 1/10/49 Opponent - - 38, Penn State, 3/1/06

Won an overtime game Iowa - - 76-72 (3OT) vs. Minnesota, 1/18/06 Opponent - - 63-67 (1 OT), at Northern Iowa, 12/6/05

Made at least 60% of its FGA (20 att.) Iowa - - .653 (32-44) vs. Michigan, 2/4/06 Opponent - - .615 (24-39), Wisconsin, 3/5/99

Made at least 50% of its 3-pt. FGA (8 att.) Iowa - - .500 (8-16) vs. Minnesota (Big Ten Tournament), 3/10/06 Opponent - - .500 (9-18), Cincinnati, 3/17/05

Made at least 90% of its FTA (10 att.) *Iowa - - 1.000 (20-20) vs. Western Illinois, 11/19/04 Opponents - - .900 (9-10), Robert Morris, 12/22/05

* - - School Record IOWA BASKETBALL

Iowa’s 2005-06 Record When . . .

When playing at home: 17-0 When leading at the half: 21-5 When wearing White: 14-1 When playing on the road: 4-7 When trailing at the half: 3-4 When wearing Black: 4-7 When playing on a neutral court: 4-2 When tied at the half: 1-0 When wearing Gold: 7-1

When Iowa scores 100 points or more: 0-0 Iowa field goal percentage at home: 424-939 .452 When Iowa scores 90-99 points: 1-0 Iowa field goal percentage on road: 357-872 .410 When Iowa scores 80-89 points: 2-0 Iowa 3-point percentage at home: 88-277 .318 When Iowa scores 70-79 points: 9-0 Iowa 3-point percentage on road: 103-293 .350 When Iowa scores under 70 points: 13-9 Iowa free throw percentage at home: 257-358 .719 Iowa free throw percentage on road: 244-348 .700 When opponent scores 100 points or more: 0-0 When opponent scores 90-99 points: 0-0 On Sunday: 1-0 When opponent scores 80-89 points: 0-1 On Monday: 2-0 When opponent scores 70-79 points: 2-3 On Tuesday: 4-2 When opponent scores 60-69 points: 7-4 On Wednesday: 4-1 When opponent scores fewer than 60 points: 16-1 On Thursday: 1-1 On Friday: 3-2 When Iowa shoots at least 50% from the field: 6-0 On Saturday: 10-3 When Iowa shoots less than 50% from the field: 19-9 When opponent shoots at least 50% from the field: 1-2 On CBS: 2-1 When opponent shoots less than 50% from the field: 24-7 On ESPN: 4-2 When Iowa has higher FG% than opponent: 23-1 On ESPN2: 3-1 When opponent has higher FG%: 2-8 On ESPN Plus: 16-3 When FG% is equal: 0-0 On Opponent Network: 0-2 No Television: 0-0 When Iowa outrebounds opponent: 17-6 When opponent has more rebounds: 6-3 Most Points, First Half: 44 vs. M-East. Shore When rebounds are equal: 2-0 Fewest Points, First Half: 22 at NU/MSU (BTT) Most Points Allowed, First Half: 38 at Minnesota When Iowa shoots at least 80% from the line: 4-1 Fewest Points Allowed, First Half: 12 vs. Arizona State When Iowa shoots less than 80% from the line: 21-8 When opponent shoots at least 80% from the line: 3-2 Most Points, Second Half: 52 at Purdue/vs. Mich. When opponent shoots less than 80% from the line: 22-7 Fewest Points, Second Half: 18 at Wisconsin When Iowa shoots more free throws than opponent: 22-5 Most Points Allowed, Second Half: 48 at Michigan State When opponent shoots more free throws: 3-4 Fewest Points Allowed, Second Half: 20 vs. NC State When free throws attempts are equal: 0-0 When Iowa has higher FT% than opponent: 18-5 Largest Halftime Advantage: 24 vs. M-East. Shore When opponent has higher FT%: 7-4 Largest Halftime Deficit: 9 at Michigan State When FT% is equal: 0-0

When Iowa shoots at least 50% from three-point range: 4-1 When Iowa shoots less than 50% from three-point range: 21-8 When opponent shoots at least 50% from three-point range: 1-0 When opponent shoots less than 50% from three-point range: 24-9 When Iowa has a higher three-point FG% than opponent: 15-3 When opponent has a higher three-point FG%: 9-6 When three-point FG% is equal: 1-0

When Iowa has more assists than opponent: 19-1 When opponent has more assists: 4-8 When assists are equal: 2-0

When Iowa has fewer turnovers than opponent: 14-1 When opponent has fewer turnovers: 11-7 When turnovers are equal: 0-1 When Iowa has more steals than opponent: 9-1 When opponent has more steals: 15-8 When steals are equal: 1-0 IOWA BASKETBALL

Iowa Under Steve Alford . . .

When playing at home: 86-25 When leading at the half: 101-25 When wearing White: 64-19 When playing on the road: 26-52 When trailing at the half: 32-62 When wearing Black: 30-52 When playing on a neutral court: 23-15 When tied at the half: 2-5 When wearing Gold: 41-21

When Iowa scores 100 points or more: 2-0 Iowa field goal percentage at home: 2,663-6,049 .440 When Iowa scores 90-99 points: 6-2 Iowa field goal percentage on road: 2,641-6,142 .430 When Iowa scores 80-89 points: 31-5 Iowa 3-point percentage at home: 580-1,792 .324 When Iowa scores 70-79 points: 53-18 Iowa 3-point percentage on road: 676-1,951 .350 When Iowa scores under 70 points: 43-67 Iowa free throw percentage at home: 1,978-2,838 .697 Iowa free throw percentage on road: 1,820-2,622 .690 When opponent scores 100 points or more: 0-1 When opponent scores 90-99 points: 1-6 On Sunday: 8-3 When opponent scores 80-89 points: 5-21 On Monday: 4-3 When opponent scores 70-79 points: 25-40 On Tuesday: 25-12 When opponent scores 60-69 points: 51-18 On Wednesday: 19-27 When opponent scores fewer than 60 points: 53-6 On Thursday: 10-5 On Friday: 17-7 When Iowa shoots at least 50% from the field: 39-6 On Saturday: 52-35 When Iowa shoots less than 50% from the field: 96-86 When opponent shoots at least 50% from the field: 6-28 On CBS: 7-7 When opponent shoots less than 50% from the field: 129-64 On ESPN: 15-21 When Iowa has higher FG% than opponent: 112-19 On ESPN2: 11-5 When opponent has higher FG%: 22-71 On ESPN Plus: 94-54 When FG% is equal: 1-2 On Opponent Network: 6-5 No Television: 2-0 When Iowa outrebounds opponent: 91-47 When opponent has more rebounds: 36-44 Most Points, First Half: 56 vs. UNC-A, 11/23/03 When rebounds are equal: 8-1 Fewest Points, First Half: 16 at Mich. St., 3/5/03 Most Points Allowed, First Half: 59 by N. Car., 11/24/04 When Iowa shoots at least 80% from the line: 17-14 Fewest Points Allowed, First Half: 12 by ASU, 12/17/05 When Iowa shoots less than 80% from the line: 118-78 When opponent shoots at least 80% from the line: 22-15 Most Points, Second Half: 56 vs. W. Car., 12/18/04 When opponent shoots less than 80% from the line: 113-77 Fewest Points, Second Half: 20 at Wisconsin, 1/5/06 When Iowa shoots more free throws than opponent: 113-41 Most Points Allowed, Second Half: 56, twice (MSU/KSU) When opponent shoots more free throws: 20-50 Fewest Points Allowed, Second Half: 19 by Liberty, 12/22/02 When free throws attempts are equal: 2-1 When Iowa has higher FT% than opponent: 80-36 Largest Halftime Advantage: 27 at Penn St., 2/26/05 When opponent has higher FT%: 54-55 27 vs. UMES, 11/13/01 When FT% is equal: 1-1 Largest Halftime Deficit: 33 at Mich. St., 3/5/03

When Iowa shoots at least 50% from three-point range: 28-6 When Iowa shoots less than 50% from three-point range: 107-86 When opponent shoots at least 50% from three-point range: 5-14 When opponent shoots less than 50% from three-point range: 130-78 When Iowa has a higher three-point FG% than opponent: 88-21 When opponent has a higher three-point FG%: 46-69 When three-point FG% is equal: 1-2

When Iowa has more assists than opponent: 91-15 When opponent has more assists: 37-74 When assists are equal: 7-3

When Iowa has fewer turnovers than opponent: 76-21 When opponent has fewer turnovers: 51-63 When turnovers are equal: 8-8 When Iowa has more steals than opponent: 68-30 When opponent has more steals: 59-54 When steals are equal: 8-8