Former WNBA guard joins women’s basketball staff--Bradley Scout
MVC Slate Completes Women’s Basketball Schedule--bradleybraves.com
Sam Cunliffe’s road leads to Evansville--gopurpleaces.com
ACES INSIDER - McCarty Party hits the links--gopurpleaces.com
Evansville basketball's 'Hoopfest' returning to Ford Center in October--Evansville Courier & Press
Hoopfest scheduled for October 17--gopurpleaces.com
Illinois State’s Milik Yarbrough suspended indefinitely--Mid-Major Midness
Illinois State Basketball: 2018-19 season preview for the Redbirds--Busting Brackets
ISU basketball star Milik Yarbrough suspended indefinitely--Peoria Journal Star
'Family environment' lures point guard Horne to ISU--The Pantagraph
ISU suspends Yarbrough indefinitely after traffic arrest, misdemeanor charge--The Pantagraph
Milik Yarbrough suspended indefinitely--Vidette Online
Women hoops to host UNI Jan. 2 in MVC opener--Vidette Online
MVC Announces Extension to Keep Hoops in the Heartland in Quad Cities through 2021--goredbirds.com
Pitzer a second point guard for Hall's first recruiting class--Terre Haute Tribune Star
Former Sycamore Ashley Taia Signs Professional Contract in Australia
September 12, 2018--gosycamores.com
MVC Announces Extension to Keep Hoops in the Heartland in Quad Cities through 2021--gosycamores.com
Men’s Basketball Announces Exhibition Game--Loyola Phoenix
Loyola’s Sweet 16 Rematch Versus Nevada To Be Televised On ESPNEWS--loyolaramblers.com
Loyola To Host Winona State In Exhibition Game October 23--loyolaramblers.com
Porter Moser To Be Featured On NBC Sports Chicago’s Inside Look Series--loyolaramblers.com
Loyola Men’s Basketball Staff To Hold Coaches Clinic October 6--loyolaramblers.com
Porter Moser To Speak At Nike Championship Clinic In Cleveland Saturday--loyolaramblers.com
Loyola Basketball Tip-Off Luncheon Presented By PNC To Be Held October 17--loyolaramblers.com
MVC Announces Extension to Keep Hoops in the Heartland in the Quad Cities--loyolaramblers.com
He was the best prospect to ever commit to Missouri State. Now he’s trying to stay alive.--Springfield News-Leader
5. Northern Iowa over Kansas: March 20, 2010
“You can't be serious with that shot!"
Those words, spoken by CBS’s Dan Bonner, have become synonymous with the Panthers’ second-round upset of the No. 1 seed Jayhawks in the 2010 NCAA tournament. They’re describing, of course, the three-pointer drained by instant hero Ali Farokhmanesh with 36 seconds remaining. With Northern Iowa up only one, Farokhmanesh found himself wide open on the perimeter after an inbounds play. Rather than hold the ball and take time off the clock or attempt to drive on the lone Kansas defender within yards, Farokhmanesh coolly used the space to set himself and sink a game-altering trey—a gutsy decision that paved the way for the 69–67 upset. The loss was just the Jayhawks’ third all season and denied them a fourth straight Sweet 16 appearance. Instead, the No. 9 seed Panthers danced on to the lone trip to the third round in program history.
Athletic department plans towards the future--Notrhern Iowan
UNI Athletics Replaces McLeod Center Hardwood--unipanthers.com
Salukis open conference play against Ford, Missouri State Jan. 2--The Southern
Salukis announce fourth-largest gift ever to athletics--The Southern
MVC basketball schedules announced--The Southern
MVC Announces Extension to Keep HOOPS IN THE HEARTLAND in the Quad Cities--The Missouri Valley
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