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Fellow Oldies Help Me Out--the Anteater Game?

At first I thought you were thinking of the loss to DII UC Riverside on Christmas Day 1988. They went absolutely nuts from 3.



 
I believe the University president meddled in that issue.
I believe so...He was on some stupid kick where all freshmen athletes at Iowa would be unable to play, despite no one else in the NCAA having the same policy. If I remember correctly, Hayden Fry, Tom Davis, and other coaches threatened to leave. He didn't last much longer as president.
 
Its hard to explain the absolute excitement of the late field house era. Not as many of us are around anymore.

The idea of creating Iowa's version of 'The Pit' has not worked in Carver.
 
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And Chris Corchiani. They both lit us up as I remember.

They also had Chris Washburn, one of the original big man busts.
Chris Washburn was long gone from NC St by ‘89. Was the 3rd pick in ‘86 draft (Behind Brad Daugherty and Len Bias). Might have already ate his way out of the NBA by then too.
 
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Yep. Dominated the 1st half. Big difference in the game is we made 2-6 3 pointers and they made 11-30. Nobody shot the 3 like they did back then. We shot 55% and lost. Last time we were ever close to having the roster to win a championship.
 
There was an Iowa game, I thought it was the Alaska Anchorage shootout, but I think I am wrong. I'm thinking 1986 or 1987. It's a Dr. Tom game. We played UC Irvine (I think the anteaters). They had a punk on their team, Scotty Brooks, who then became Scott Brooks, played in the NBA and coached Houston and OKC. He was jacking 3's from Caitlyn Clark range. We responded. It was an offensive orgy on both sides but we ultimately won in OT I believe. I want to say both teams went over a 100 in a college game or were close to it.

Have I stroked out? Does anyone remember?
My grandparents were the Hawkeye fans they kept showing all game.

It was in Irvine.

He was the Hawkeye fan in the Hawkeye flat cap that they kept showing going into most commercial breaks.

We taped it & remember showing them when they got back to Iowa. 😂
 
My grandparents were the Hawkeye fans they kept showing all game.

It was in Irvine.

He was the Hawkeye fan in the Hawkeye flat cap that they kept showing going into most commercial breaks.

We taped it & remember showing them when they got back to Iowa. 😂
That's awesome!
 
Put him in an Iron Halo
Burson could shoot the rock. Smooth stroke.

 
Burson could shoot the rock. Smooth stroke.

Wasn’t he only like 4 ft tall or something, too?
 
Wasn’t he only like 4 ft tall or something, too?
Yes very tiny guy. Very slight. His bio says dude weighed 152 pounds. My guess is he was lighter than that. I bumped into Ed Horton once on my way to class. He was built haha. That was an awful game for Jay. It pretty much finished his career at osu and in the NBA.
 
Yes very tiny guy. Very slight. His bio says dude weighed 152 pounds. My guess is he was lighter than that. I bumped into Ed Horton once on my way to class. He was built haha. That was an awful game for Jay. It pretty much finished his career at osu and in the NBA.
Pretty much? I don't think he ever played again.
 
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Bob Hogue on the call
And Sharm Scheuerman.

Bob left Iowa for Hawaii and was involved in politics there as a Republican state legislator. He then returned to California and became commissioner of some conference.

Sharm had a realtor agency here and then went to Colorado. He has since passed.
 
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You already rekindled a lot of old people's ptiabbsd😉😂

That crap was almost 30 years ago. We're f'ing old.
Ahhhhhhhh, but we watched some pretty awesome basketball then. A time when I looked forward to their games and effort they played with. Now…………….? Just not anywhere close to energy those teams played with. Sad really.
 
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