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| Opponent | at Northern ILL |
| Location | Soldier Field Chicago, IL |
| Date | Sept 1st, 2012 |
| Time | TBA |
| TV | TBA |
| 1 | Penn State | 7-1 | 11-1 |
| 2 | Ohio State | 7-1 | 10-2 |
| 3 | Mich State | 6-2 | 9-3 |
| 4 | N'western | 5-3 | 9-3 |
| 5 | Iowa | 5-3 | 8-4 |
| 6 | Wisconsin | 3-5 | 7-5 |
| 7 | Minnesota | 3-5 | 7-5 |
| 8 | Illinois | 3-5 | 5-7 |
| 9 | Purdue | 2-6 | 4-8 |
| 10 | Michigan | 2-6 | 3-9 |
| 11 | Indiana | 1-7 | 3-9 |
| Central's Rogers commits to Iowa 04.30.08 - Football - Toledo Times Panthers atop league as Hawks sit in last place 04.30.08 - Baseball - Cedar Rapids Gazette Hawks face Panthers again in Classic 04.30.08 - Baseball - Daily Iowan Softball's home finale 04.30.08 - Softball - Daily Iowan Nichols not down 04.30.08 - Softball - Daily Iowan Freeman and his Iowa future 04.30.08 - Basketball - Blog: DesMoinesRegister.com |
posted by Brad at 7:25 AM
 Greg Stokes played center/forward for the Iowa Hawkeyes from 1981 to 1985 for Lute Olsen and George Raveling. In his sophomore season of 1982-83, the last for Coach Olsen at Iowa, Stokes led the Hawkeyes in scoring with 17.7 points per game. He, along with “Twin Tower” Michael Payne, and senior guard Bobby Hansen led Iowa to a tie for 2nd place in the Big Ten with a 10-8 conference record. The Hawkeyes advanced to the NCAA Tournament and eventually were knocked out in the Sweet 16 by Villanova, 55-54. During his senior campaign, Stokes averaged 19.9 points per game and led Iowa to a 21-11 overall record and another berth to the NCAA Tournament.Stokes ended his career as Iowa’s all-time leader in points scored and is still ranked 3rd all-time with 1,768 points scored in his career. Only Roy Marble (2,116) and Acie Earl (1,779) have scored more points as Hawkeyes than Greg Stokes. He also ranks 8th all-time in school history with 807 career rebounds. After the conclusion of his college career, Greg Stokes was drafted in the 2nd round of the 1985 NBA Draft by the Philadelphia 76ers. Stokes played in 31 games his rookie season for the 76ers averaging 4.1 points per game. After a few years playing professionally overseas, Stokes played one more season in the NBA for the Sacramento Kings in 1989-90. Greg Stokes currently resides in Marion and works for Kirkwood Community College in Cedar Rapids as the assistant men’s basketball coach as well as a program manager for the school. Hawkeye Sports News recently visited with legendary Hawkeye Greg Stokes and asked him about his playing days at Iowa as well as his thoughts on the future of Iowa basketball. Here is a copy of the full transcript from our exclusive interview with Greg Stokes: Hawkeye Sports News: What is the favorite memory you have from your playing days with Iowa? Greg Stokes: My favorite memory by far from my Hawkeye days is when I broke the all -time scoring record at Iowa and they stopped the game and had my grandmother (who raised me from a little guy) come out onto the floor of Carver to help me celebrate the accomplishment. I will never, ever forget that moment. My grandmother and I were very, very close. HSN: Where did you play basketball professionally after college and for how long? GS: After Iowa, I was drafted in the 2nd round to the Philadelphia 76ers. I played 1 year with the Sixers who had at that time Dr. J (Julius Erving) my childhood idol. After Philly, I went overseas to play in the top Italian pro league for a team in Bologna. I was in bologna for two years before I decided to come back to the states. I tried out with several NBA teams and eventually ended up in Sacramento playing for the Kings. After a season with the Kings I went back to Europe (Spain, Italy) and eventually ended up playing in Australia with my good friend and other half of the "Twin Towers". Due to knee problems I decided to end my pro career in ‘92 when my son Darius was born. HSN: How did your experiences at Iowa help prepare you for life after basketball? GS: I would say that my experience at Iowa prepared me for life after basketball primarily by exposing me to a completely different environment. Having grown up in a predominantly black neighborhood and then coming here to Iowa, I was exposed to a completely different way of life. I didn’t have a lot of exposure to white people in general and to come to Iowa where the majority of the population is white, I think helped me immensely. It basically forced me to be more open minded to people who were different from myself and more tolerant of people that come from different backgrounds than the one that I came from. The people here in Iowa have been wonderful. Some of my best friends in the world are from Iowa. This experience has allowed me to appreciate the differences in people no matter where they come from. Having played all over the world, this has been invaluable. HSN: Where are you currently residing and what is your current occupation? GS: Currently I live in Marion. (Linn Mar school dist.) I am a program manager and asst. men's basketball coach for Kirkwood Community college. I am in charge of several areas of programming for adult education. Have been at Kirkwood now for 10 years. I am also in charge of a youth leadership program in which Kirkwood and the Univ. of Iowa Children's Hospital co-sponsor called Win With Wellness. I have two teenage children Darius (16) and Kiah (15). Both are great students and tremendous athletes in their own rights. I spend a lot of my spare time following those two around for their sporting events. Every now and then I get a break from chasing them around and try to relax by doing a little hunting, fishing and playing golf, which are more things I enjoy as a result of living here in Iowa. HSN: How closely do you still follow the Hawkeyes and what are your feelings of the team's future? GS: I still follow the Hawks as closely as I can. Kirkwood is usually playing on the same days but I try to catch them on TV as much as possible. As far as their future, I think they'll be fine. I have met coach Lickliter and think that once he gets a couple of years under his belt, good things will happen for the Hawks. He's a wonderful coach, and I have no doubt that he'll get the guys to lay in on the line every night not only for him but for each other. I don’t think that happened with the previous staff. Best of luck to Coach Lickliter. |
posted by Brad at 7:22 AM
| Running back says he will accept Hawkeye scholarship 04.29.08 - Football - Des Moines Register 'Bruising back' is first commit for '09 04.29.08 - Football - Quad City Times Bruising back Iowa's first '09 recruit 04.29.08 - Football - Hawk Central Metro players could start 04.29.08 - Football - Cedar Rapids Gazette State's draftees draw talk 04.29.08 - Football - Cedar Rapids Gazette Undrafted Cyclones, Hawkeyes get NFL free-agent deals 04.29.08 - Football - Des Moines Register Busch, Mattison join Young as NFL free agents 04.29.08 - Football - Daily Iowan Hawks get first 2009 oral commitment 04.29.08 - Football - Daily Iowan UI women find out pairings for 2008 Paradise Jam tourney 04.29.08 - W Basketball - Des Moines Register |
posted by Brad at 7:18 AM
| Godfrey leads three Hawkeyes drafted on Day 2 04.28.08 - Football - Quad City Times Young, Mattison sign as free agents 04.28.08 - Football - Quad City Times Hawkeyes get call from NFL 04.28.08 - Football - Hawk Central Godfrey leads Hawk trio 04.28.08 - Football - Daily Iowan Seven from Iowa universities go in NFL draft 04.28.08 - Football - Des Moines Register 3 Hawkeyes, 2 Cyclones, and 2 Panthers 04.28.08 - Football - Marshalltown Times-Republican Looking like home 04.28.08 - Football - Cedar Rapids Gazette Has Iowa's well run dry? 04.28.08 - Football - Blog: Hawkmania.com Trial set for ex-Hawkeye Cleveland 04.28.08 - Football - Daily Iowan Hawk athletes up a creek, but for a good cause 04.28.08 - Misc - Hawk Central Indiana uses homers to upset Iowa 04.28.08 - Softball - Hawk Central |
posted by Brad at 8:13 AM
| Godfrey goes to Carolina in Round 3 04.27.08 - Football - Quad City Times Arizona takes Iwebema in Round 4 04.27.08 - Football - Quad City Times Two with Iowa connections picked in NFL draft's third round 04.27.08 - Football - Des Moines Register Ex-Hawkeye Jess Settles writes letter defending former coach 04.27.08 - Basketball - Des Moines Register No. 25 Hawks rally to overcome Purdue 04.27.08 - Softball - Hawk Central |
posted by Brad at 2:15 PM
| Edds has the need to lead 04.23.08 - Football - Cedar Rapids Gazette Bluder, Barta talking extension 04.23.08 - W Basketball - Cedar Rapids Gazette Coach Brands set to take the mound 04.23.08 - Wrestling - Des Moines Register Iwebema ready to tackle NFL 04.23.08 - Football - Daily Iowan Walk-on tops running backs for Ferentz 04.23.08 - Football - Daily Iowan Drake clips Iowa in the 12th 04.23.08 - Softball - Hawk Central |
posted by Brad at 12:28 PM
posted by Hawkeye Sports News at 7:50 PM
| Iowa led nation in Wrestling attendance 04.14.08 - Wrestling - GoMocs.com Pitching leads Iowa 04.14.08 - Softball - CSTV.com Hawks take series 04.14.08 - Baseball - Hawk Central Hawkeyes Conclude Play, Peevler Shines 04.14.08 - Golf - CSTV.com D-back spots up for grabs 04.14.08 - Football - Hawk Central Iowa Energy: Thomas steps back, shoots 04.12.08 - Basketball - Des Moines Register Hawkeye football team's woes: 'We have to take action' 04.12.08 - Football - Iowa City Press-Citizen Bohall leaves Iowa hoops team 04.11.08 - Basketball - Big Ten Network Ex-Hawkeye Nelson says he's not guilty in pot possession case 04.11.08 - Football - Des Moines Register Familiar faces fill defensive line 04.11.08 - Football - Hawk Central |
posted by Hawkeye Sports News at 12:33 PM
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posted by Brad at 8:03 AM
| Drug charges filed against ex-Hawkeye 04.03.08 - Football - Des Moines Register It's official, Pugh leaving team 04.03.08 - Football - Hawk Central Pugh leaves Iowa football team 04.03.08 - Football - Quad City Times Running back Pugh leaves team 04.03.08 - Football - Cedar Rapids Gazette Player exodus could affect Hawkeye scholarships 04.03.08 - Football - Cedar Rapids Gazette Hawks outdueled by Illinois State 04.03.08 - Baseball - Hawk Central |
posted by Brad at 1:03 PM
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posted by Hawkeye Sports News at 6:27 PM