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Iowa State University Athletics
Men's Basketball Season In Review
03.26.2007 | Men's Basketball
2006-07 Iowa State Men's Basketball Season In Review
First-year head coach Greg McDermott faced a daunting task as he entered his initial season as the mentor of the Cyclone basketball program...his predecessor, Wayne Morgan, was relieved of his duties a week after the 2005-06 season ended, leaving a sense of uncertainty of which players would be returning for the Cyclones...ISU had 13 scholarships allotted for the 2006-07 campaign, but after Morgan left, only five scholarship players were remaining, leaving McDermott and his staff in a giant hole as they moved to Ames...when the 2006-07 school year began, McDermott only had four scholarship players on his roster and he filled in many of the holes with signees in April, which is extremely late in the recruiting game...most preseason publications noticed the severe attrition within the ISU program, including the chore of replacing two 1,000-point scorers in Curtis Stinson and Will Blalock, who left with one year remaining to pursue life in professional basketball...ISU was picked to finish 11th in virtually every preseason Big 12 poll and a total rebuilding season looked to be in store...instead what ISU fans witnessed was a young team that played hard every night and never gave up until the final horn sounded...ISU ended the year tying for seventh in the Big 12, recording the same amount of conference wins it did the previous season, going 6-10...Iowa State (15-16, 6-10) began the season by winning its first six games, the ninth team in school history to win its first six contests...in that span, ISU captured the Cyclone Challenge and picked up its first road win in the McDermott era, a 68-63 come-from-behind victory at Minnesota...as ISU's schedule got tougher, the wins became fewer, losing five of its next six games...ISU then rebounded with four-straight wins, including its first two in league play...its first conference road win was impressive, battling back from a 16-point second-half deficit to win on a last-second tip-in at Missouri...it was the second-largest second half comeback in school history...ISU ended the season winning four more Big 12 games, including another road victory at Nebraska (69-63)...ISU lost a close game to NCAA Tournament-bound Texas Tech in its last home game (63-61)...a win would have locked up a top-half finish for ISU, but ISU tied for seventh in the Big 12 standings and got the eighth seed in the Big 12 Championship...ISU fans responded to the new direction of the men's basketball program under McDermott, as the Cyclones ranked fourth in the league in attendance (12,489)...it was the best season average in Hilton Coliseum since the 1994-95 campaign...ISU's defense kept the team in every game with its effort...the Cyclones ranked sixth in the Big 12 and 93rd nationally in scoring defense (65.4 ppg) and 98th nationally in field goal percentage defense (42.2 percent)...only five teams shot above 50 percent vs. ISU during the year...ISU was also a sound rebounding team, outrebounding 19 of 31 opponents for a +1.7 rebounding margin...the team also set a pair of 3-point shooting marks throughout the year...ISU tied the single-game record for treys in a game with 13 against Southeast Missouri State and made 203 on the season, breaking the season school record for 3-pointers made...ISU's ability to keep fouls at a minimum was also a plus...ISU ranked 33rd nationally in least amount of fouls (16.4 fpg), with only 10 teams committing less fouls than the Cyclones in a game.
Iowa State Led By Its Big Three
The Iowa State basketball team lost over 70 percent of its scoring from the season before, as the Cyclones basically had to invent ways to score points...two late signees from McDermott (Mike Taylor, Wesley Johnson) and returning post player Jiri Hubalek were ISU's top scoring options, all taking over games at different points of the season...the trio were responsible for 58.5 percent of ISU's overall scoring and 67.8 percent of the Cyclones' scoring in conference games...only two other players (Dodie Dunson, Corey McIntosh) other than the Big Three led ISU in scoring in a Big 12 contest...Taylor was one of the most dangerous sharpshooters in the conference, hitting a team-high 77 treys, which ranked fifth in the league in 3-pointers made per game (2.48)...Taylor, who led ISU in scoring (16.0 ppg) and assists (4.5 apg), made a trey in his final 27 games to break the school record for consecutive games with a 3-pointer...the junior college transfer recorded three games of six or more 3-pointers and tallied a career-high 33 points at Minnesota...Taylor was named honorable mention all-Big 12 by both the AP and Coaches...Johnson's emergence as a star was an amazing story...the little-known Johnson was second on the team in scoring (12.3 ppg) and led ISU in rebounding at 7.9 rpg...Johnson ended the year ranking third in the Big 12 and 77th nationally on the boards...his 244 caroms was the second-best effort from an ISU rookie and the sixth-best ever by a Big 12 yearling...Johnson, who earned Big 12 all-Newcomer honors and honorable mention Freshman All-America accolades, ranked second in the Big 12 in doubles-doubles (11)...Johnson also led the Cyclones in blocks (33), the third-best total for an ISU freshman, and made 32 treys, which ranks third on ISU's freshman 3-pointers made list...because of ISU's lack of post players, Hubalek made a switch from a perimeter-oriented player to more of a low-post scorer in his second season with the Cyclones...Hubalek responded with some outstanding efforts, averaging 11.2 points and 6.8 rebounds...in league games only, Hubalek ranked seventh in the Big 12 in rebounding at 7.7 rpg...Hubalek posted a pair of 20-point games late in the year, scoring 26 vs. Oklahoma and 25 vs. Texas Tech.
Iowa State Team Quick Facts
? Iowa State had just four returning scholarship players from last season.
? Of the 13 players that were allotted scholarships and were scheduled to return after the 2005-06 season, only five were on the roster (Hubalek, Clark, Marsden, Gray, Cory Johnson).
? 62.5 percent of the minutes played (3893) this season are by newcomers on the roster.
? 65.7 percent of ISU's points this season (1297) are from players who did not play a minute last year.
? ISU tied for seventh in the league, but was picked to finish 11th in the preseason poll.
? ISU's 6-0 start tied for the fifth-best start in school history...only nine teams had won its first six games.
? ISU head coach Greg McDermott was one of two coaches in ISU history to win his first six games.
? ISU head coach Greg McDermott is the first native Iowan to coach the Cyclone men's basketball team since Clayton Sutherland (1948-54)...McDermott is from Cascade; Sutherland was from Nashua.
? McDermott entered the season with the 41st-best winning percentage among active Division I coaches.
? ESPN.com picked Hilton Coliseum as the "Hot Arena" in the Big 12...coaches in the league noted that, "regardless of talent, the Cyclones have a home court like no other."
? Fans voted Iowa State and Hilton Coliseum as the nation's No. 1 team in regards to school spirit in a poll during ESPN's "student spirit" week.
? Iowa State's student spirit group for men's basketball is called "Cyclone Alley"...a record number of over 3,000 students are members of Cyclone Alley, where the students sit behind both ends of the baskets.
? ISU ranked fourth in the Big 12 in attendance (12,489).
? ISU held Louisiana-Monroe to 27.3 percent from the field, the first time a Cyclone opponent was held under 30 percent shooting since Dec. 31, 2002 (Arkansas-Pine Bluff).
? 12 different Cyclones have made a 3-pointer during the season.
? ISU tied the school record by making 13 treys (13-25, 52.0 percent) vs. SEMO, including 11 in the first half.
? ISU recorded six games with 10 or more 3-pointers this year.
? The Cyclones broke the school record for 3-pointers in a season, hitting 203.
? ISU ranked fifth in the Big 12 in 3-pointers per game (6.55 3FG).
? ISU tallied a season-high nine blocks vs. Northern Iowa, the most since blocking 10 against Drake (11-23-04).
? ISU has made a 3-pointer in 63 consecutive games.
? ISU ranked seventh in the league in rebounding margin, outboarding 19 of 31 opponents.
? ISU outshot its opponents from the free-throw line, 348-238 in home games...but was outshot at the charity stripe, 244-155 in away games.
? Only 11 teams (Northern Iowa, Drake, Iowa, Bradley, Ohio State, Southeast Missouri State, Colorado, Texas A&M, Missouri, Texas, Kansas) scored 70 or more points against ISU this season...22 teams scored 70 or more points against ISU last season.
? ISU ranked 33rd nationally in least amount of fouls per game (16.4)...only 10 teams (Northern Iowa, Iowa, Kansas-2, Colorado, Kansas State, Oklahoma State, Texas, Texas Tech, Oklahoma) committed less fouls than ISU.
? ISU was 11-1 when outshooting its opponent and was 13-6 when shooting above 40 percent.
? Only three Big 12 opponents shot above 46.0 percent against ISU this season (Missouri, Texas, Kansas).
? ISU's ranked sixth in the league in field goal percentage defense (42.3 percent)...only five teams shot 50 percent or above against ISU.
? In ISU's 16 Big 12 games, the Cyclones averaged 9.0 turnovers (144) in the first half and 6.0 turnovers (96) in the second half.
? ISU was 3-3 when having the lead at the half in Big 12 games...ISU was 3-6 when its opponents have the lead at the half in Big 12 games.
? In league games only, ISU's top three players (Mike Taylor, Wesley Johnson, Jiri Hubalek) combined for 67.7 percent (651/961) of its scoring and 65.2 percent (568/871) of its field goal attempts.
? Mike Taylor has scored 20 or more points in a game nine times...only two other Cyclones (Jiri Hubalek- 26 vs. Oklahoma, 25 vs. Texas Tech; Wesley Johnson-22) has reached 20 points in a game this year.
In The National Rankings
Here is a look where ISU ranked in the final NCAA Statistics.
Category Rank Total
Personal Fouls 33rd 16.5 fpg
Scoring Defense 93rd 65.4 ppg
FG Percent Defense 98th 42.2 FG percent
Individual
Player Category Rank Total
Wesley Johnson Rebounds per game 77th 7.9 rpg
Mike Taylor Assists per game 91st 4.5 apg
Don't Foul!
Keeping fouls at a minimum allowed ISU to have an advantage at the free-throw line this season...the Cyclones ranked 33rd nationally in fewest fouls per game at 16.5...the Cyclones have had just six players foul out of a game this season compared to last year when a Cyclone fouled out 22 times...in 62 halves this season, the Cyclones allowed their opponents to just 19 double-bonus situations (10 fouls) at the free-throw line...only 10 teams this season (Northern Iowa, Iowa, Ohio State, Kansas-2, Kansas State, Oklahoma State, Texas, Texas Tech, Oklahoma) tallied less fouls than ISU.
ISU's Big Three
The majority of ISU's production came from its Big Three, Mike Taylor, Wesley Johnson and Jiri Hubalek...the trio all averaged over double figures in scoring and were responsible for 67.7 percent (651/961) of its scoring production and 65.2 percent (568/871) of its field goal attempts in Big 12 action...the triumvirate were also responsible for 55.0 percent (308/560) of ISU's rebounding in league play...all three averaged over 12.4 ppg in league action...the next-best scoring average was 5.6 ppg by Dodie Dunson.
3-Point Attack
Iowa State ranked fifth in the Big 12 in 3-pointers made per game at 6.55 3FG per game...six times during season the Cyclones made 10 or more 3-pointers in a game, including a school-record-tying 13 against Southeast Missouri State...the Cyclones broke the school mark of 3-pointers made in a season set by last year's team with 203...ISU made seven or more 3-pointers in a game 14 times this season.
Top Iowa State 3-Pointers Made Seasons
203 2006-07
201 2005-06
190 1999-00
182 2000-01
177 2002-03
Second Half Comebacks
Iowa State won two road games this season (Minnesota and Missouri), both in dramatic fashion, rallying from double-digit second half deficits...in the Minnesota game, ISU rallied from a 10-point deficit at the 16:58 mark in the second period...Mike Taylor scored 25 points after intermission to aid the comeback...against Missouri, the Cyclones were down by 16 points (44-28 with 15:14 left in the game) before staging their second-best second-half comeback in school history...it ranks second to ISU's come-from-behind win against No. 2 Oklahoma State (84-83 ot) on Feb. 15, 1992...freshmen Dodie Dunson and Wesley Johnson were the keys to the comeback against Mizzou...Dunson scored 16 and Johnson tallied 12 points in the second half.
70 Was The Magic Number
Keeping the opposition from getting into a high-scoring game increased ISU's chances of winning...ISU was 14-6 this season when its opponents score under 70 points...ISU gave up 70 points 11 times to its opponents this season, going 1-10 in those games.
Taylor Made
Mike Taylor's high-energy style of play and outstanding shooting has excited ISU fans all season...he can stretch the defense with his range and explode to the hoop with his quickness...he tallied one of the greatest second halves in ISU history vs. Minnesota, recording 25 of his career-high 33 points after intermission...he recorded a career-high six 3-pointers, all in the second half vs. the Gophers...he followed that game with 22 points in the first half vs. Lake Superior State, drilling his first six treys...dating back to the Minnesota game, he had a streak of nine consecutive 3-pointers made...Taylor earned Honorable Mention all-Big 12 by both the AP and the league's coaches...he led the team in scoring (16.0), 3-pointers (77), assists (140) and steals (35)...he also had a team-high nine 20-point games...Taylor ranked 10th in the Big 12 in scoring (16.0 ppg) and fifth in assists (4.51)...he also ranked 91st nationally in assists...three times during the season Taylor made six 3-pointers in a game, all tying for eighth on ISU's single game record list...Taylor's 77 3-pointers ranks sixth in school history and his 2.48 3-pointers made per game average is the sixth-best in school history..he is currently riding a 27-game streak of making at least one 3-pointer, the longest streak in school history.
Taylor Ties Single-Game Scoring Mark For First-Year Cyclones
Mike Taylor had a career night vs. Minnesota, pouring in 33 points to help ISU down the Gophers...Taylor's 33 points vs. Minnesota ties the school record for most points in a game by a Cyclone in their first season on the team.
Best Single-Game Scoring Outings By First-Year Cyclones
33 Aaron Jenkins vs. Nebraska, Jan. 25, 1969
33 Art Johnson vs. Colorado, Dec. 27, 1974
33 Mike Taylor vs. Minnesota, Nov. 21, 2006
Taylor's 3-Point Streak
Mike Taylor has made a 3-pointer in an impressive 27 consecutive games...out of 31 games during the season, Taylor has been shut out from beyond the arc just once...Taylor made a 3-pointer in his 22nd consecutive game at Kansas State, eclipsing the old school mark held by Dedric Willoughby (21, 1996-97).
ISU Consecutive Game 3-Pointers Made List
1. 27 Mike Taylor, 2007-
2. 21 Dedric Willoughby, 1996-97
3. 16 Tim Barnes, 2003
4. 15 Fred Hoiberg, 1992-95
15 Jake Sullivan, 2001-04
15 Jake Sullivan, 2001-04
Mike "The Microwave" Taylor
Mike Taylor has displayed the ability to heat up quickly with his shooting so far this season...Taylor has scored 20 or more points in a half four times this season...here is a look at his outstanding half performances this season:
Taylor's Top Half Performances
Team FG-FGA 3FG-3FGA Points
at Minnesota (2nd half) 9-14 6-9 25
Lake Superior St. (1st half) 7-11 6-7 22
Kansas State (2nd half) 7-13 2-6 21
at Texas (2nd half) 7-12 4-8 20
Wesley Johnson- One Of The Nation's Best Freshman
True freshman Wesley Johnson quietly put together one of the best rookie seasons in the nation...Johnson started 30 of 31 games, averaging 12.3 ppg and 7.9 rpg, helping him earn Big 12 all-Rookie honors and honorable mention freshman All-America accolades by Collegehoops.net...Johnson had fallen through the recruiting cracks after his prep school shut down in his senior season, thus not playing basketball in his final year...ISU assistant coach Jean Prioleau had recruited him when he was an assistant at Wichita State...when Prioleau was hired at ISU and the Cyclones needed players late in the March 2006 signing period, Prioleau contacted Johnson and convinced him to come to ISU...Johnson led the team and ranks second in the Big 12 (behind Durant) with 11 double-doubles...a Big 12 all-Rookie team member, Johnson ranked third in the Big 12 in rebounding at 7.9 rpg and his 244 boards was the sixth-best freshman total in Big 12 history...despite his lack of size, Wesley's incredible leaping ability allows him to be an effective offensive rebounder...98 of his 244 rebounds came on the offensive end, averaging 3.16 offensive rebounds per game, which ranked No. 1 in the league...none of his offensive rebounds was bigger than his putback on a miss in the last second to help ISU defeat Missouri, 66-65 in the Big 12 Conference opener...he posted a career-high 14 rebounds vs. Colorado, tying for the fourth-best single-game freshman rebounding effort in school history...he scored in double figures in 23 of 31 games...in Big 12 games only, he averaged 12.5 ppg and 7.6 rpg...he ranks second all-time on ISU's freshman rebounding list with 244 boards and third on ISU's rookie blocks list (33)...he was named Big 12 Player of the Week (Dec. 18) and Big 12 Rookie of the Week (Jan. 8) this season.
Big 12's All-Time Best Freshman Rebounders
1. Kevin Durant, UT, 2006-07 390
2. Arthur Johnson, MU, 2000-01 257
3. Drew Gooden, KU, 1999-00 248
4. Lawrence Roberts, BU, 2001-02 247
5. Ivan McFarlin, OSU, 2001-02 246
6. Wesley Johnson, ISU, 2006-07 244
Johnson Racking Up Double-Doubles
Wesley Johnson totaled 11 double-doubles in 31 games in his rookie season to rank second in the Big 12 Conference...Johnson's 11 double-doubles is second behind Dean Uthoff for the most double-doubles by an ISU freshman...Uthoff had 12 double-doubles in his rookie season in 1976-77...Uthoff is ISU's and the Big Eight's all-time leading rebounder...here is a look at the most ISU freshman double-doubles in school history since freshmen became eligible by the NCAA in the mid-1970s:
Iowa State Freshmen Double-Double Leaders
Dean Uthoff, 1976-77 12
Wesley Johnson, 2006-07 11
Marcus Fizer, 1997-98 6
Curtis Stinson, 2003-04 5
Jeff Grayer, 1984-85 4
Ron Harris, 1980-81 4
Big 12 Double-Double Leaders
Kevin Durant, Texas 20
Wesley Johnson, Iowa State 11
Aleks Maric, Nebraska 11
Johnson Felt Right At Home In Texas
Wesley Johnson, a native of Corsicana, Texas, enjoyed his two visits back to his home state...the rookie posted two strong performances at Texas A&M and Texas where his parents and family were able to watch...Johnson was a combined 15-of-23 from the field (65.2 percent) and averaged 17.0 ppg in the two games...he was 7-of-11 from the floor at Texas A&M and 8-for-12 from the field at Texas...he scored 17 points in both games.
McIntosh Heating Up
Corey McIntosh's presence as a scoring threat helped the Cyclones in their last five games...McIntosh, who is averaged 4.4 ppg this season, averaged 8.4 ppg in his last five games, tallying double figures twice...McIntosh posted a then-career-high 13 points in the win over Colorado...he established a new career high with 14 points in the victory at Nebraska...McIntosh was 4-of-18 from 3-point range (22.2 percent) in his first 26 games, but made 6-of-12 (50 percent) in his last five games...in his first 11 Big 12 games, McIntosh made just three field goals, going 3-of-20 (15.0 percent)...in his last five league games, he was 11-of-22 (50.0 percent) from the field.
McIntosh's Improvement
First 11 Big 12 Games
FG-FGA (pct.) Pts. (avg.) 3-pt (pct.)
3-20 (15.0) 22 (2.0) 4-18 (22.2)
Last Five Big 12 Games
FG-FGA (pct.) Pts. (avg.) 3-pt (pct.)
11-22 (50.0) 41 (8.2) 6-9 (66.7)
Hubalek Breaks Out
Junior Center Jiri Hubalek's improved play gave ISU a much needed lift in the post...Hubalek got off to a slow start to the season, missing the first six games because of a NCAA rules violation...head coach Greg McDermott has asked Hubalek to be more of a presence in the post, responding with outstanding efforts in the last 19 games, where he shot 93-of-196 (47.4 percent) from the field and averaged 12.4 points and 7.4 rebounds...in conference games only, Hubalek is averaged 7.7 rebounds, ranking seventh in the Big 12.
Hubalek's Improvement
First Six Games
FG-FGA (pct.) Pts. (avg.) Reb. (avg.) blks. (avg)
16-49 (32.6) 44 (7.3) 29 (4.8) 4 (0.7)
Last 19 Games
FG-FGA (pct.) Pts. (avg.) Reb. (avg.) blks. (avg)
93-196 (47.4) 235 (12.4) 141 (7.4) 19 (1.0)
Cyclones Ink Four In Early Signing Period
Iowa State head coach Greg McDermott picked up four players who signed letters of intent to play basketball at Iowa State next season...Craig Brackins (F, 6-10, 215, Fr., Lancaster, Calif.), one of the best power forwards in the nation, Diante Garrett (G, 6-4, 170, Fr., Milwaukee, Wis.), a versatile guard from Milwaukee, Lucca Staiger (G, 6-5, 215, Fr., Baulstein, Germany), one of the best junior players in Germany and Charles Boozer (G, 6-3, 190, Fr., Raleigh, N.C.) will enroll at ISU in the Fall of 2007.
2007-08 Iowa State Signees
Craig Brackins, F, 6-10, 215, Freshman, Lancaster, Calif. (Brewster [N.H.] Academy)
Diante Garrett, G, 6-4, 170, Freshman, Milwaukee, Wis. (Vincent)
Lucca Staiger, G, 6-5, 215, Freshman, Baulstein, Germany (Urspring Academy/Decatur [Ill.] Christian)
Charles Boozer, G, 6-3, 190, Freshman, Raleigh, N.C. (Stoneridge [Calif.] Prep)
Four Cyclones Earn Academic All-Big 12
Four Iowa State men's basketball players were named to the 2007 Big 12 Academic All-Big 12 Men's Basketball Team...sophomore Ross Marsden, a native of Ames, Iowa, and Jeff Bergstrom, a senior from Kingwood, Texas, earned first-team honors, while Chris Ceaser (senior, Humble, Texas) and Jiri Hubalek (junior, Prague, Czech Republic) were named to the second team...Marsden and Bergstrom are the first Cyclones to make first-team academic all-Big 12 since Jake Sullivan and Justin Fries did it in 2004.
Taylor And Johnson Receive Big 12 Awards
Iowa State's Mike Taylor and Wesley Johnson were rewarded for their skills on the basketball court this season, as the Phillips 66 Big 12 Men's Basketball Awards were announced March 4...Taylor, a junior from Milwaukee, Wis., was named honorable mention all-Big 12 in his first season with the Cyclones after transferring from Chipola Junior College in Florida...Johnson, a freshman from Corsicana, Texas, was named to the Big 12 all-Rookie team.
Iowa State Ranks Fourth In Big 12 In Attendance
Iowa State averaged 12,489 fans per home game during the 2006-07 season, ranking fourth in the Big 12 in attendance behind Kansas, Oklahoma State and Texas...it marks the highest season attendance average since 1994-95 (12,653).
Iowa State Celebrates 100 Years Of Men's Hoops Next Season
Iowa State fans can be a part of the Cyclone athletic department's celebration of 100 years of men's basketball by helping select the school's All-Century Team through on-line voting at cyclones.com...a total of 15 former greats will comprise the All-Century Team...eight spots will be automatically occupied by ISU's All-Americans...fans will vote for the remaining seven spots from the ballot of 44 former Cyclones that met one of the following criteria: first-team all-conference, 1,000-point career scorer or played in the NBA...voting for the All-Century Team is unlimited...the All-Century Team will be announced next season...Iowa State will honor its All-Century Team at a special letterwinners reunion and at a game during Big 12 play next season...short bios on all of the Cyclone greats, along with a direct link to vote, are available at cyclones.com.
The McDermotts Help Fight Cancer
Iowa State head men's basketball coach Greg McDermott and his wife Theresa will join forces with the Division I men's basketball coaches in Iowa and their spouses to host "Hoops for Hope," a fundraising gala benefiting the American Cancer Society...this event, which is a part of the Coaches vs. Cancer program, will raise funds to attain goals set by the American Cancer Society which include: reducing cancer incidence by 25 percent, reducing cancer mortality by 50 percent and measureably improving the quality of life for people with cancer...the decision to participate in this event was an easy one to make for the McDermotts...Theresa was diagnosed with breast cancer in November of 2005...she had surgery to remove the cancer a week later and started chemotherapy in late December...she completed her final set of chemotherapy treatments in June and has made a wonderful recovery, thanks to a yearly mammogram that caught the disease early...she is now a cancer survivor...for information about the event, call 1-800-688-0147 or visit online at www.cancermw.org/hoopsforhope.
Iowa State Mourns The Loss Of Barry Stevens
Iowa State fans were shocked to hear the news that former Cyclone legend Barry Stevens died of a heart attack on Feb. 21 in Gary, Ind., at the age of 43...Stevens was one of former head coach Johnny Orr's first big time recruits, helping resurrect the ISU basketball program and create "Hilton Magic"...Stevens graduated in 1985 as ISU's all-time leading scorer (he ranks second to his best friend and high school teammate Jeff Grayer) with 2,190 points...a two-time first-team all-Big Eight pick, Stevens led ISU to its first 20-win season and to its first NCAA appearance in 41 years in the 1984-85 season...he averaged 18.7 ppg throughout his four-year career (1982-85), scoring 40 or more points in a game a school record two times.
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