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ALL-AMERICANS

1928 (at Ames, Iowa)Team placed second115 Harold Higgins, 3rd138 Arthur Holding, 1st158 James Blair, 3rd

1930 (at State College, Pa.)Team placed fourth135 Hugh Linn, 1st

1931 (at Providence, R.I.)Team placed second135 Richard Cole, 1st145 Walter Thomas, 2nd165 Robert Hess, 2nd

1932 (at Bloomington, Ind.)Team placed third158 George Martin, 3rd174 Robert Hess, 1st

1933 (at Bethlehem, Pa.)National Champions (tied)155 Merrill Frevert, 1st165 George Martin, 1st175 Robert Hess, 1st

1937 (at Terre Haute, Ind.)Team placed 10th165 Marvin Farrell, 3rd

1938 (at State College, Pa.)Team tied for 11th 145 Sam Linn, 3rd155 Joe Loucks, 3rd

1940 (at Urbana, Ill.)Team tied for ninth155 Marvin Farrell, 2nd

1941 (at Bethlehem, Pa.)Team tied for 13th165 Sam Linn, 4th

1946 (at Stillwater, Okla.)Team placed seventh155 Dick Ditsworth, 3rdHWT Glen Brand, 3rd

1947 (at Urbana, Ill.)Team tied for eighth175 Glen Brand, 2nd

1948 (at Bethlehem, Pa.)Team tied for ninth174 Glen Brand, 1st

1953 (at State College, Pa.)Team tied for 21st177 Bob Wirds, 3rd

1957 (at Pittsburgh, Pa.)Team placed third130 Dean Corner, 3rd147 Ron Gray, 2nd157 Dale Ketelsen, 3rd177 Gene Franks, 3rd1958 (at Laramie, Wyo.)Team placed second115 Frank Altman, 4th123 Don Bernard, 4th130 Les Anderson, 1st147 Ron Gray, 1st157 Dale Ketelsen, 2nd177 Frank Powell, 3rd

1959 (at Iowa City, Iowa)Team placed second130 Les Anderson, 2nd137 Larry Hayes, 1st147 Ron Gray, 1st157 Ellie Watkins, 3rd

1960 (at College Park, Md.)Team placed second115 Dennis Fredericks, 3rd137 Les Anderson, 1st147 Larry Hayes, 1st

1961 (at Corvallis, Ore.)Team placed third115 Don Webster, 4th147 Larry Hayes, 1st157 Virgil Carr, 4th

1963 (at Kent, Ohio)Team placed second115 Lowell Stewart, 4th130 Ron Jones, 5th137 Larry Bewley, 4th147 Veryl Long, 3rd157 Virgil Carr, 3rd167 Gordon Hassman, 3rd

1964 (at Ithaca, N.Y.)Team placed third115 Roger Sebert, 2nd137 Bob Buzzard, 4th147 Veryl Long, 4th157 Gordon Hassman, 1st167 Tom Peckham, 5th

1965 (at Laramie, Wyo.)National Champions115 Ernie Gillum, 3rd123 Roger Sebert, 3rd130 Ron Jones, 4th137 Bob Buzzard, 3rd147 Veryl Long, 1st157 Gordon Hassman, 3rd167 Vic Marcucci, 3rd177 Tom Peckham, 1stHWT Ted Tuinstra, 5th

1966 (at Ames, Iowa)Team placed second115 Ernie Gillum, 2nd123 Rich Leichtman, 5th145 Dale Bahr, 2nd160 Vic Marcucci, 2nd177 Tom Peckham, 1st191 Don Buzzard, 2ndHWT Steve Shippos, 4th

1967 (at Kent, Ohio)Team placed third123 Gary Wallman, 4th130 John Hansen, 6th145 Dale Bahr, 3rd160 Vic Marcucci, 1st191 Don Buzzard, 2nd

1968 (at State College, Pa.)Team placed second123 Gary Wallman, 6th130 Dan Gable, 1st145 Dale Bahr, 1st160 Reg Wicks, 1st167 Jason Smith, 3rd

1969 (at Provo, Utah)National Champions115 Steve Lampe, 6th123 Mike Schmauss, 5th137 Dan Gable, 1st152 Carl Adams, 5th160 Dave Martin, 2nd167 Jason Smith, 1st177 Chuck Jean, 1st191 Jim Duschen, 5thHWT Wayne Beske, 5th

1970 (at Evanston, Ill.)National Champions134 Phil Parker, 3rd142 Dan Gable, 2nd158 Dave Martin, 1st167 Jason Smith, 1st177 Chuck Jean, 1st190 Ben Peterson, 4th

1971 (at Auburn, Ala.)Team placed second134 Phil Parker, 3rd158 Carl Adams, 1st177 Al Nacin, 2nd190 Ben Peterson, 1st

1972 (at College Park, Md.)National Champions126 Bill Fjetland, 5th134 Phil Parker, 2nd158 Carl Adams, 1st167 Keith Abens, 2nd177 Rich Binek, 3rd190 Ben Peterson, 1stHWT Chris Taylor, 1st


ALL-AMERICANS

1973 (at Seattle, Wash.)National Champions126 Ron Glass, 2nd134 Bill Fjetland, 4th167 Keith Abens, 4th177 Rich Binek, 1st190 Al Nacin, 5thHWT Chris Taylor, 1st

1974 (at Ames, Iowa)Team placed fourth118 Dan Mallinger, 3rd126 Bob Antonacci, 5th150 Bob Holland, 2nd190 Al Nacin, 3rd1975 (at Princeton, N.J.)Team placed fourth118 Mike Land, 6th126 Bob Antonacci, 5th150 Pete Galea, 4th177 Willie Gadson, 3rd190 Al Nacin, 1st

1976 (at Tuscson, Ariz.)Team placed second118 Johnnie Jones, 2nd150 Pete Galea, 2nd158 Joe Zuspann, 3rd177 Willie Gadson, 6th190 Frank Santana, 2ndHWT Bob Fouts, 6th

1977 (at Norman, Okla.)National Champions118 Johnnie Jones, 4th126 Mike Land, 3rd150 Joe Zuspann, 2nd158 Kelly Ward, 2nd167 Dave Powell, 5th190 Frank Santana, 1st

1978 (at College Park, Md.)Team placed second126 Mike Land, 1st142 Randy Nielson, 6th150 Joe Zuspann, 4th158 Kelly Ward, 2nd177 Charles Gadson, 3rd190 Frank Santana, 2nd

1979 (at Ames, Iowa)Team placed second118 Dan Finnegan, 5th134 Mike Land, 2nd158 Kelly Ward, 1st167 Dave Powell, 3rd177 Dave Allen, 3rd190 Mike Mann, 7thHWT Tom Waldon, 7th

1980 (at Corvallis, Ore.)Team placed third118 Mike Picozzi, 5th134 Jim Gibbons, 7th142 Dave Brown, 6th158 Tom Pickard, 4th167 Perry Hummel, 2nd

177 Dave Allen, 2nd190 Mike Mann, 4th

1981 (at Princeton, N.J.)Team placed third134 Jim Gibbons, 1st142 Dave Brown, 3rd150 Nate Carr, 1st167 Perry Hummel, 4th190 John Forshee, 6th

1982 (at Ames, Iowa)Team placed second118 Kevin Darkus, 2nd126 Joe Gibbons, 4th134 Jim Gibbons, 3rd142 Randy Conrad, 6th150 Nate Carr, 1st177 Perry Hummel, 4th190 Mike Mann, 2ndHWT Wayne Cole, 4th

1983 (at Oklahoma City, Okla.)Team placed third118 John Thorn, 4th126 Kevin Darkus, 5th142 Randy Conrad, 5th150 Nate Carr, 1st158 Murray Crews, 8th190 Mike Mann, 2ndHWT Wayne Cole, 2nd

1984 (at Meadowlands, N.J.)Team placed seventh126 Kevin Darkus, 1st142 Joe Gibbons, 4th

1985 (at Oklahoma City, Okla.)Team placed third142 Joe Gibbons, 1st158 Dave Ewing, 3rd167 Mike VanArsdale, 6thHWT Darryl Peterson, 5th

1986 (at Iowa City, Iowa)Team placed fourth142 Joe Gibbons, 3rd150 Tim Krieger, 5th167 Mike VanArsdale, 3rdHWT John Heropoulos, 2nd

1987 (at College Park, Md.)National Champions126 Billy Kelly, 1st134 Jeff Gibbons, 3rd150 Tim Krieger, 1st158 Stewart Carter, 1st167 Kevin Jackson, 2nd190 Eric Voelker, 1st

1988 (at Ames, Iowa)Team placed third118 Gary McCall, 7th126 Steve Knight, 5th134 Jeff Gibbons, 6th150 Tim Krieger, 2nd167 Mike VanArsdale, 1st

190 Eric Voelker, 3rd

1989 (at Oklahoma City, Okla.)Team placed third126 Gary McCall, 7th150 Tim Krieger, 1st158 Steve Hamilton, 7th190 Eric Voelker, 1st

1990 (at College Park, Md.)Team placed ninth118 Gary McCall, 3rd126 Dan Knight, 4th158 Steve Hamilton, 3rd

1991 (at Iowa City, Iowa)Team placed fifth118 Eric Akin, 8th150 Steve Hamilton, 2nd177 Matt Johnson, 2nd

1992 (at Oklahoma City, Okla.)Team placed fourth118 Eric Akin, 3rd134 Mike Moreno, 7th150 Torrae Jackson, 6th167 Steve Hamilton, 3rd177 Matt Johnson, 3rdHWT Jamie Cutler, 3rd

1993 (at Ames, Iowa)Team placed sixth118 Eric Akin, 4th142 Jodie Wilson, 7th150 Torrae Jackson, 5th158 Earl Harrison, 8th177 Matt Johnson, 4th190 Dan Troupe, 6thHWT Todd Kinney, 6th

1994 (at Chapel Hill, N.C.)Team placed 10th118 Eric Akin, 2nd134 Derek Mountsier, 8th190 Dan Troupe, 6th

1995 (at Iowa City, Iowa)Team placed 14th126 Dwight Hinson, 3rd150 Chris Bono, 5th

1996 (at Minneapolis, Minn.)Team placed second118 Jason Nurre, 2nd126 Dwight Hinson, 2nd142 Derek Mountsier, 4th150 Chris Bono, 1st167 Barry Weldon, 5th

1997 (at Cedar Falls, Iowa)Team placed fourth126 Dwight Hinson, 4th150 Chris Bono, 2nd167 Bart Horton, 7th177 Barry Weldon, 1st


ALL-AMERICANS

1998 (at Cleveland, Ohio)Team placed sixth126 Dwight Hinson, 3rdHWT Trent Hynek, 2nd

1999 (at State College, Pa.)Team tied for fourth133 Cody Sanderson, 2nd165 Joe Heskett, 3rd184 Cael Sanderson, 1st197 Zach Thompson, 8th

2000 (at St. Louis, Mo.)Team placed second133 Cody Sanderson, 2nd165 Joe Heskett, 2nd184 Cael Sanderson, 1st197 Zach Thompson, 2ndHWT Trent Hynek, 3rd

2001 (at Iowa City, Iowa)Team placed sixth165 Joe Heskett, 2nd184 Cael Sanderson, 1st

2002 (at Albany, N.Y.)Team placed second133 Zach Roberson, 7th141 Aaron Holker, 1st149 Billy Maldonado, 6th165 Joe Heskett, 1st197 Cael Sanderson, 1st

2003 (at Kansas City, Mo.)Team tied for 19th133 Zach Roberson, 4th141 Aaron Holker, 7th

2004 (at St. Louis, Mo.)Team placed sixth133 Zach Roberson, 1st141 Nate Gallick, 5th157 Travis Paulson, 6th184 Kurt Backes, 7thHWT Scott Coleman, 8th

2005 (at St. Louis, Mo.)Team placed 10th141 Nate Gallick, 2nd157 Trent Paulson, 4thHWT Scott Coleman, 7th

2006 (at Oklahoma City, Okla.)Team tied for 13th141 Nate Gallick, 1st157 Trent Paulson, 4th165 Travis Paulson, 6th

2007 (at Auburn Hills, Mich.)Team placed second157 Trent Paulson, 1st165 Travis Paulson, 5th184 Jake Varner, 2nd197 Kurt Backes, 2nd

2008 (at St. Louis, Mo.)Team tied for fifth133 Nick Fanthorpe, 7th141 Nick Gallick, 5th157 Cyler Sanderson, 7th165 Jon Reader, 7th184 Jake Varner, 2nd197 David Bertolino, 8thHWT David Zabriskie, 6th

2009 (at St. Louis, Mo.)Team placed third141 Nick Gallick, 3rd165 Jon Reader, 4th197 Jake Varner, 1stHWT David Zabriskie, 5th

2010 (at Omaha, Neb.)Team placed third125 Andrew Long, 2nd197 Jake Varner, 1stHWT David Zabriskie, 1st

2011 (at Philadelphia, Pa.)Team placed 20th174 Jon Reader, 1st

2013 (at Des Moines, Iowa)Team placed 11th165 Michael Moreno, 6th197 Kyven Gadson, 6th285 Matt Gibson, 8th

2014 (at Oklahoma City, Okla.)Team placed 11th125 Earl Hall, 8th165 Michael Moreno, 5th197 Kyven Gadson, 4th

2015 (at St. Louis, Mo.)Team placed 14th197 Kyven Gadson, 1st

2016 (at New York City, N.Y.)Team placed 12th133 Earl Hall, 7th174 Lelund Weatherspoon, 6th197 Patrick Downey III, 5th

Bold indicates NCAA champion

ISU’s Zach Roberson earned three All-America honors in his career and capped his senior campaign with the 2004 NCAA 133-pound title.


NCAA CHAMPION/ ALL AMERICAN BREAKDOWN

QUICK FACTS

Four-time All-Americans 11Three-time All-Americans 34Two-time All-Americans 39Total All-Americans 291

Four-time NCAA Champions 1Three-time NCAA Champions 2Two-time NCAA Champions 13Total NCAA Champions 69

SINGLE SEASON MARKS

Nine All-Americans 1965, 69Eight All-Americnas 1982Seven All-Americans 1966, 72, 79, 80 83, 93, 2008Six All-Americans 1958, 63, 70, 73 76, 77, 78, 87 88, 92Five All-Americans 1964, 67, 68, 75 81, 96, 2000 02, 04Four All-Americans 1957, 59, 71, 74 85, 86, 89, 97 99, 2003, 07, 09Three All-Americans 1928, 31, 33, 60 61, 90, 91, 94 2005, 06, 10 13, 14, 16Two All-Americans 1932, 38, 46, 84 95, 98, 2001, 03One All-American 1930, 37, 40, 41 37, 48, 53, 2005

Four NCAA Champions 1987Three NCAA Champions 1933, 68, 69 70, 72, 2002Two NCAA Champions 1958, 59, 60, 65 71, 73, 81, 89, 2010One NCAA Champion 1928, 30, 31, 32 48, 61, 64, 66, 67 75, 77, 78, 79, 82 83, 84, 85, 88, 96 97, 99, 2000, 01 04, 06, 07, 09, 11, 15

Kyven Gadson won the 2015 National Title at 197-pounds, pinning Kyle Snyder. He became Iowa State’s 69th National Champion, and the 45th wrestler to earn three or more All-America honors.

Four-Time All-AmericansAl Nacin (1971, 73, 74, 75) Mike Land (1975, 77, 78, 79)Mike Mann (1979, 80, 82, 83) Joe Gibbons (1982, 84, 85, 86)Tim Krieger (1986, 87, 88, 89)Steve Hamilton (1989, 90, 91, 92) Eric Akin (1991, 92, 93, 94)Dwight Hinson (1995, 96, 97, 98)Joe Heskett (1999, 2000, 01, 02)Cael Sanderson (1999, 2000, 01, 02)Jake Varner (2007, 08, 09, 10)

Three-Time All-AmericansBob Hess (1931, 32, 33) Glen Brand (1946, 47, 48)Ron Gray (1957, 58, 59) Les Anderson (1958, 59, 60)Larry Hayes (1959, 60, 61)Gordon Hassman (1963, 64, 65)Veryl Long (1963, 64, 65)Tom Peckham (1964, 65, 66)Vic Marcucci (1965, 66, 67)Dale Bahr (1966, 67, 68)Dan Gable (1968, 69 70)Jason Smith (1968, 69, 70)Carl Adams (1969, 71, 72)Phil Parker (1970, 71, 72)Ben Peterson (1970, 71, 72)Frank Santana (1976, 77, 78)Joe Zuspann (1976, 77, 78)Kelly Ward (1977, 78, 79)Jim Gibbons (1980, 81, 82)Perry Hummel (1980, 81, 82)Nate Carr (1981, 82, 83)Kevin Darkus (1982, 83, 84)Mike VanArsdale (1985, 86, 88)Eric Voelker (1987, 88, 89)Gary McCall (1988, 89, 90)Matt Johnson (1991, 92, 93)Chris Bono (1995, 96, 97)Zach Roberson (2002, 03, 04)Nate Gallick (2004, 05, 06)Travis Paulson (2004, 06, 07)Trent Paulson (2005, 06, 07) Jon Reader (2008, 09, 11)David Zabriskie (2008, 09, 10)Kyven Gadson (2013, 14, 15)


Two-Time All-AmericansGeorge Martin (1932, 33)Marvin Farrell (1937, 40)Sam Linn (1938, 41) Virgil Carr (1961, 63)Ron Jones (1963, 65)Bob Buzzard (1964, 65)Roger Sebert (1964, 65)Ernie Gillum (1965, 66)Don Buzzard (1966, 67)Gary Wallman (1967, 68)Chuck Jean (1969, 70)Dave Martin (1969, 70)Keith Abens (1972, 73)Rich Binek (1972, 73)Bill Fjetland (1972, 73)Chris Taylor (1972, 73)Bob Antonacci (1974, 75)Willie Gadson (1975, 76)Pete Galea (1975, 76)Johnnie Jones (1976, 77)Dave Powell (1977, 79)Dave Allen (1979, 80)Dave Brown (1980, 81)Wayne Cole (1982, 83)Randy Conrad (1982, 83)Jeff Gibbons (1987, 88)Torre Jackson (1992, 93)Dan Troupe (1993, 94)Derek Mountsier (1994, 96)Barry Weldon (1996, 97)Trent Hynek (1998, 2000)Cody Sanderson (1999, 2000)Zach Thompson (1999, 2000)Aaron Holker (2002, 03)Kurt Backes (2004, 07)Scott Coleman (2004, 05)Nick Gallick (2008, 09)Michael Moreno (2013, 14) Earl Hall (2014, 16)

NCAA CHAMPION/ ALL AMERICAN BREAKDOWN

Al Nacin1971 - 2nd - 177 lbs1973 - 5th - 190 lbs1974 - 3rd - 190 lbs1975 - 1st - 190 lbs

Joe Gibbons1982 - 4th - 126 lbs1984 - 4th - 142 lbs1985 - 1st - 142 lbs1986 - 3rd - 142 lbs

Eric Akin1991 - 8th - 118 lbs1992 - 3rd - 118 lbs1993 - 4th - 118 lbs1994 - 2nd - 118 lbs

Cael Sanderson1999 - 1st - 184 lbs2000 - 1st - 184 lbs2001 - 1st - 184 lbs2002 - 1st - 197 lbs

Mike Land1975 - 6th - 118 lbs1977 - 3rd - 126 lbs1978 - 1st - 126 lbs1979 - 2nd - 134 lbs

Tim Krieger1986 - 5th - 150 lbs1987 - 1st - 150 lbs1988 - 2nd - 150 lbs1989 - 1st - 150 lbs

Dwight Hinson1995 - 3rd - 126 lbs1996 - 2nd - 126 lbs1997 - 4th - 126 lbs1998 - 3rd - 126 lbs

Jake Varner2007 - 2nd - 184 lbs2008 - 2nd - 184 lbs2009 - 1st - 197 lbs2010 - 1st - 197 lbs

Mike Mann1979 - 7th - 190 lbs1980 - 4th - 190 lbs1982 - 2nd - 190 lbs1983 - 2nd - 190 lbs

Steve Hamilton1989 - 7th - 158 lbs1990 - 3rd - 158 lbs1991 - 2nd - 150 lbs1992 - 3rd - 167 lbs

Joe Heskett1999 - 3rd - 165 lbs2000 - 2nd - 165 lbs2001 - 2nd - 165 lbs2002 - 1st - 165 lbs

Earl Hall was Iowa State’s most recent two-time All-American. He took 8th in 2014 at 125 pounds and 7th in 2016 at 133 pounds

Four-Time All-Americans


NCAA HISTORY

8-TIME NCAA CHAMPIONS

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NCAA HISTORY

Dan Hodge Tropy WinnersCael Sanderson 2000Cael Sanderson 2001Cael Sanderson 2002

NCAA Gorriaran Award(Most falls in least amount of time)Tom Peckhman 1966Dan Gable 1969Dan Gable 1970Chris Taylor 1973Johnnie Jones 1977Darryl Peterson 1985Eric Voelker 1988Matt Johnson 1991

NCAA Outstanding WrestlerRoy Gray 1959Dan Gable 1969Tim Krieger 1989Cael Sanderson 1999Cael Sanderson 2000Cael Sanderson 2001Cael Sanderson 2002

Ames as a Host CiteState Gym 1928Armory 1966Armory 1974Hilton Coliseum 1979Hilton Coliseum 1985Hilton Coliseum 1993

AWN Freshman of the YearChuck Jean 1969Al Nacin 1971Joe Gibbons 1982Tim Krieger 1986Dwight Hinson 1995Cael Sanderson 1999

NWCA Coach of the YearHarold Nichols 1958Harold Nichols 1965Harold Nichols 1972Jim Gibbons 1987Bobby Douglas 2000Cael Sanderson 2007

The 1979 NCAA Finals on the floor of Hilton Coliseum.

Legendary coach Harold Nichols was a three-time NWCA Coach of the Year while steering Iowa State toseven of its eight total national titles. Here, he’s pictured with Cyclone-greats Ben Peterson and Carl Adams.

Matt Johnson earned the Gorriaran Award at the 1991 NCAA Championships. He was a three-time Big 8 Champion and three-time All-American while wrestling for the Cardinal and Gold.


INVIDUAL CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS

QUICK FACTS

Four-time Conference Champions 3Three-time Conference Champions 15Two-time Conference Champions 38Total Conference Champions 210

SINGLE SEASON MARKS

Six Conf. Champs 1933Five Conf. Champs 1970, 76, 79, 80 87, 92, 93Four Conf. Champs 1939, 41, 64, 73 75, 78, 81, 88 89, 96, 2008Three Conf. Champs 1925, 34, 47, 49 54, 56, 58, 65 66, 68, 72, 74 77, 82, 83, 86 89, 2000, 02, 06Two Conf. Champs 1924, 26, 30, 37 38, 40, 52, 55 59, 60, 61, 63 69, 71, 85, 91 97, 2001, 05 07, 09, 10, 14One Conf. Champ 1927, 28, 29, 35 48, 50, 53, 57 67, 84, 94, 95 98, 2004, 11 12, 13, 15, 16

Four-Time Conf. Champs Pete Galea (1973, 74, 75, 76)Tim Krieger (1986, 87, 88, 89)Cael Sanderson (1999, 2000, 01, 02)

Three-Time Conf. ChampsArthur Holding (1927, 28, 29) Ron Gray (1957, 58, 59)Dan Gable (1968, 69, 70)Ben Peterson (1970, 71, 72)Al Nacin (1973, 74, 75)Mike Land (1977, 78, 79) Kevin Darkus (1982, 83, 84)Eric Voelker (1987, 88, 89)Matt Johnson (1991, 92, 93)Eric Akin (1992, 93, 94)Dwight Hinson (1996, 97, 98)Joe Heskett (1999, 2001, 02)Nate Gallick (2004, 05, 06)David Zabriskie (2007, 09, 10)Kyven Gadson (2013, 14, 15)

Two-Time Conf. ChampsHenry Pillard (1924, 25)Gilbert Golden (1933, 34)Howard Buck (1939, 40)Joe Loucks (1939, 41)Ray Stone (1939, 41)Sam Linn (1940, 41)Glen Brand (1947, 48)Pat Bush (1947, 49)Robert Wirds (1952, 53)

Robert Formanek (1955, 56)Frank Powell (1956, 58)Les Anderson (1958, 60)Larry Hayes (1960, 61)Bob Buzzard (1964, 65)Tom Peckham (1964, 66)Vic Marcucci (1966, 67)Jim Duschen (1968, 69)Chris Taylor (1972, 73)Bob Holland (1974, 75)Willie Gadson (1975, 76)Dave Powell (1976, 79)Frank Santana (1976, 77)Kelly Ward (1979, 78)Dave Allen (1980, 81)Nate Carr (1980, 81)Jim Gibbons (1980, 82)Perry Hummel (1980, 81)Joe Gibbons (1982, 85)Billy Kelly (1986, 87)Steve Hamilton (1989, 92)Todd Kinney (1991, 93)Torre Jackson (1992, 93)Chris Bono (1996, 97)Kurt Backes (2005, 06)Trent Paulson (2006, 07)Nick Fanthorpe (2008, 09)Jake Varner (2008, 10) Lelund Weatherspoon (2014, 16)

Team Titles 1933 (Big 6) 1937 (Big 6)1941 (Big 6)1947 (Big 6)1958 (Big 8)1970 (Big 8)1976 (Big 8)1977 (Big 8)1979 (Big 8)1980 (Big 8)1982 (Big 8)1987 (Big 8)2007 (Big 12)2008 (Big 12)2009 ( Big 12)Conference Wrestling Coach of the YearJim Gibbons 1989 Jim Gibbons 1991Bobby Douglas 1999Bobby Douglas 2000Cael Sanderson 2007

Conference Athlete of the YearChris Taylor 1973Tim Krieger 1989Cael Sanderson 2002

Big 12 Scholar Athlete of the YearKyven Gadson 2015

Lelund Weatherspoon is a two-time Big 12 Champion. He won titles in 2014 and 2016.

Ron Gray wrestled for Iowa State from 1955-1959. He was a Big 7 champion and a two-time Big 8 champion.



Missouri Valley 1924 Henry Pillard 175 A. E. Anderson HWT1925 Clell Kurtz 125 Dwight Meyer 135 Henry Pillard HWT1926 Harold Boyvey 125 Ralph Prunty 1551927 Arthur Holding 1251928 Arthur Holding 1251929 Arthur Holding 1351930 Kynard McCormick 115 Doris Williams 125Big 6 1933 Gilbert Golden 126 Gordon Rosenberg 135 Kenneth Ruggles 145 Merrill Frevert 155 George Martin 165 Robert Hess 1751934 Glenn Yarger 118 Gilbert Golden 126 Jim Ruggles 1551935 Keith Cranston 1351937 George Haynes 118 Al Stoecker HWT1938 Kenneth Stewart 118 Frank Linn 1451939 Ray Stone 128 Royce Cox 155 Joe Loucks 165 Howard Buck HWT1940 Sam Linn 165 Howard Buck HWT1941 Ray Stone 128 Joe Loucks 155 Sam Linn 165 Dick Johnson 1751947 Charles Nelson 128 Pat Bush 155 Glen Brand 175Big 7 1948 Glen Brand 1751949 Dick Ditsworth 145 Pat Bush 155 Donald Thomas 1651950 Bob Wilson 1361952 Robert Wirds 177 Melvin Waldon HWT1953 Robert Wirds 1771954 Hugh Linn 123 Sam Ruzic 137 Ron Larson 1671955 Kent Townley 123 Robert Formanek 1571956 Dean Corner 137 Robert Formanek 157 Frank Powell 1671957 Ron Gray 147

Big 8 1958 Les Anderson 130 Ron Gray 147 Frank Powell 1771959 Ron Gray 147

Ron Meleney 1771960 Les Anderson 137 Larry Hayes 1471961 Don Webster 115 Larry Hayes 1471963 Lowell Stewart 115 Veryl Long 1471964 Roger Sebert 115 Bob Buzzard 137 Gordon Hassman 157 Tom Peckham 1671965 Roger Sebert 123 Bob Buzzard 137 Gordon Hassman 1571966 Vic Marcucci 160 Tom Peckham 177 Steve Shippos HWT1967 Vic Marcucci 1671968 Mike Schmauss 115 Dan Gable 137 Jim Duschen 1911969 Dan Gable 137 Jim Duschen 1911970 Phil Parker 134 Dan Gable 142 Carl Adams 150 Jason Smith 167 Ben Peterson 1901971 Dave Bock 150 Ben Peterson 1901972 Rich Binek 177 Ben Peterson 190 Chris Taylor HWT1973 Pete Galea 150 Keith Abens 167 Al Nacin 190 Chris Taylor HWT1974 Pete Galea 142 Bob Holland 150 Al Nacin 1901975 Pete Galea 150 Bob Holland 158 Willie Gadson 177 Al Nacin 1901976 Bob Antonacci 126 Pete Galea 150 Dave Powell 167 Willie Gadson 177 Frank Santana 1901977 Johnnie Jones 118 Mike Land 126 Frank Santana 1901978 Mike Land 126 Randy Nielsen 142 Joe Zuspann 150 Kelly Ward 1581979 Don Finnegan 118 Mike Land 134 Kelly Ward 158 Dave Powell 167 Tom Waldon HWT1980 Mike Picozzi 118 Jim Gibbons 134 Nate Carr 150 Perry Hummel 167

Dave Allen 1771981 Nate Carr 150 Perry Hummel 167 Dave Allen 177 John Forshee 1901982 Kevin Darkus 118 Joe Gibbons 126 Jim Gibbons 1341983 Kevin Darkus 126 Mike Mann 190 Wayne Cole HWT1984 Kevin Darkus 1261985 John Thorn 126 Joe Gibbons 1421986 Billy Kelly 126 Tim Krieger 150 Bill Tate 1581987 Billy Kelly 126 Tim Krieger 150 Stewart Carter 158 Kevin Jackson 167 Eric Voelker 1901988 Steve Knight 126 Tim Krieger 150 Mike VanArsdale 167 Eric Voelker 1901989 Jeff Gibbons 142 Tim Krieger 150 Steve Hamilton 158 Eric Voelker 1901991 Matt Johnson 177 Todd Kinney HWT1992 Eric Akin 118 Torrae Jackson 150 Steve Hamilton 167 Matt Johnson 177 Jamie Cutler HWT1993 Eric Akin 118 Jodie Wilson 142 Torrae Jackson 150 Matt Johnson 177 Todd Kinney HWT1994 Eric Akin 1181995 Colothdian Tate 1341996 Jason Nurre 118 Dwight Hinson 126 Derek Mountsier 142 Chris Bono 150

Big 12 1997 Dwight Hinson 126 Chris Bono 1501998 Dwight Hinson 1261999 Joe Heskett 165 Cael Sanderson 184 Zach Thompson 1972000 Cody Sanderson 133 Cael Sanderson 184 Trent Hynek HWT2001 Joe Heskett 165 Cael Sanderson 1842002 Aaron Holker 141 Joe Heskett 165 Cael Sanderson 1972004 Nate Gallick 141



Gordon Hassman became Iowa State’s first Outstanding Wrestler at a confer-ence championship when he won the 1964 Big 8 title at 157 pounds.

2005 Nate Gallick 141 Kurt Backes 1842006 Nate Gallick 141 Trent Paulson 157 Kurt Backes 1842007 Trent Paulson 157 David Zabriskie HWT2008 Nick Fanthorpe 133 Nick Gallick 141 Cyler Sanderson 157 Jake Varner 1842009 Nick Fanthorpe 133 David Zabriskie HWT2010 Jake Varner 197 David Zabriskie HWT2011 Jon Reader 1742012 Matt Gibson HWT2013 Kyven Gadson 1972014 Lelund Weatherspoon 184 Kyven Gadson 1972015 Kyven Gadson 1972016 Lelund Weatherspoon 174

Bold indicates winner of Outstanding Wrestler award.

Academic All-Big 12 Year Name Team1997 Chad Rowson First Cody Sanderson First Cole Sanderson First1998 Matt Patitz First Cody Sanderson First1999 Mark Knauer First Cody Sanderson First Cole Sanderson First2000 Joe Heskett First Cody Sanderson First2001 Joe Heskett Second Mark Knauer Second2002 Joe Heskett First Mark Knauer First2003 Nathan Meyer First2004 Travis Paulson First Trent Paulson First2005 Scott Coleman First Ben Hanisch First Jason Knipp First Travis Paulson First2006 Ben Hanisch First Jason Knipp First Travis Paulson Second Richard Schopf Second2007 Travis Paulson First Trent Paulson Second2008 Nick Fanthorpe First Ben Hanisch First Cyler Sanderson Second2009 Nick Fanthorpe First Jake Varner First Tyler Clark Second Cyler Sanderson Second2010 Nick Fanthorpe First Mitch Mueller First2011 Kyle Simpson Second2012 Andrew Sorenson First Boaz Beard First Brandon Jones First Chris Spangler Second Kyle Simonson Second Michael England Second2013 Max Mayfield First Boaz Beard Second2014 Kyven Gadson First Gabe Moreno First2015 Kyven Gadson First Gabe Moreno First Michael Moreno First2016 Gabe Moreno First2017 Colston DiBlasi First Gabe Moreno First Carson Powell First2018 Brady Jennings First Chase Straw First Hank Swalla First Colin Strickland First Ian Parker Second


INTERNATIONAL ACCOLADES AND HALL OF FAMES

IOWA STATE ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME MEMBERS

Vic Marcucci was a three time All-American and 1967 national champion. He was inducted into the Iowa State Athletics Hall of Fame in 2014.

Class of1997 Dan Gable1997 Harold Nichols1998 Glen Brand1998 Ben Peterson1999 Chris Taylor2000 Nate Carr2000 Polly Wallace2001 Larry Hayes2002 Richard Barker2002 Jim Gibbons2003 Tim Krieger2004 Les Anderson2004 Tom Peckham2005 Carl Adams2005 Ron Gray2007 Kevin Jackson2007 Mike Land2007 Jason Smith2008 Robert Hess2008 Al Nacin2009 Joe Gibbons2010 Frank Santana2010 Erik Voelker2011 Kelly Ward2012 Kevin Darkus2013 Gordon Hassman2013 Veryl Long2014 Vic Marcucci2015 Dale Bahr

2015 George Martin2016 Arthur Holding2016 Reg Wicks2017 Cael Sanderson2018 Dave Martin

Olympians1928 Amsterdam Arthur Holding Ralph Prunty1932 Los Angeles Bob Hess Hugo Otopalik, Coach1948 London Glen Brand, Gold Medalist1956 Melbourne Kent Townley1968 Mexico City Tom Peckham1972 Munich Dan Gable, Gold Medalist Ben Peterson, Gold Medalist Chris Taylor, Bronze Medalist Greco-Roman Bob Buzzard Greco-Roman1976 Montreal Ben Peterson, Silver Medalist Mike Farina Greco-Roman1980 Moscow Ben Peterson1988 Seoul Nate Carr, Bronze Medalist1992 Barcelona Kevin Jackson, Gold Medalist Bobby Douglas, Head Coach

1996 Atlanta Bobby Douglas, Coach

2004 Athens Cael Sanderson, Gold Medalist Bobby Douglas, Coach Kevin Jackson, Coach2012 London Jake Varner, Gold Medalist

World Team Members1970 Chris Taylor 1971 Dan Gable1973 Ben Peterson Jim Duschen1975 Carl Adams 1985 Kevin Darkus1990 Nate Carr 1991 Kevin Jackson1995 Kevin Jackson1999 Eric Akin Kevin Jackson Freestyle Head Coach2001 Chris Bono Cael Sanderson Bobby Douglas Head Coach Kevin Jackson Freestyle Head Coach2002 Chris Bono Cael Sanderson Bobby Douglas Head Coach Kevin Jackson Freestyle Head Coach2003 Cael Sanderson Bobby Douglas

Head Coach Kevin Jackson Freestyle Head Coach2005 Chris Bono Kevin Jackson Freestyle Head Coach2006 Kevin Jackson Freestyle Head Coach2007 Kevin Jackson Freestyle Head Coach Joe Heskett2009 Trent Paulson Jake Varner2011 Cael Sanderson Jake Varner

National Wrestling Hall of FameDick BarkerGlen BrandBobby DouglasDan GableCharles MayserDr. Harold NicholsHugo OtopalikBen PetersonChris TaylorNate CarrKevin JacksonLes AndersonLarry Hayes

FILA Hall of FameKevin Jackson


INDIVIDUAL AND DUAL RECORDS

Most Team Points in a Season797, 1998-99

Most Team Points in a Dualv. New Mexico, 57, 1997-98

Most Team Points Allowed in a Dualv. Minnesota, 40, 2016-17

Most Team Pins in a Season66, 1969-70

Most Pins in a SeasonChris Taylor, 44, 1972-73

Most Pins in a CareerDan Gable, 76, 1966-1970

Most Pins in a Dualvs. Wisconsin, 7, 1919v. Grinell, 7, 1953

Most Individual Wins in a SeasonJoe Gibbons, 50, 1984-85

Top-10 Dual Winning Percentages(Excludes Undefeated Seasons)1963-64 .9641985-86 .9501972-73 .9471971-72 .9411968-69 .9381962-63 .9331964-65 .9331974-75 .9251975-76 .9051977-78 .9051980-81 .905

Dual Shutouts in a Season1965-66 81922-23 71972-73 61958-59 51965-66 51931-32 41960-61 42008-099 41923-24 31924-25 31927-28 31957-58 31970-71 31971-72 31974-75 31977-78 3Dual Win StreaksJan. 20, 1922 - Feb. 19, 1926 37Dec. 12, 1970 - Jan 21, 1972 26Jan. 31, 1964 - March 1, 1965 21

Home Dual Win StreaksFeb. 20, 1970 - Feb. 1, 1974 33Feb. 6, 1960 - Jan. 18, 1964 29Jan. 20, 1922 - Feb. 13, 1926 29

Undefeated Dual Seasons

Head Coach Charles Mayser1917-18 2-01919-20 3-01922-23 8-0

1923-24 8-0

Head Coach Hugo Otopalik1924-25 0-01925-26 6-0

1938-39 8-0

Head Coach Harold Nichols1954-55 8-01958-59 10-0-21963-64 13-0-11970-71 17-0

Most Dual Wins1999-2000 201989-90 201984-85 202000-01 191985-86 191980-81 191977-78 191975-76 191979-90 181978-79 181976-77 181972-73 182001-02 171994-95 171987-88 171981-82 171970-71 17

Chris Taylor holds the Iowa ISU record for most pins in a season at 44. He won the 1973 and 74 titles at Heavy-weight.


100 MATCH WINNERS

Career 100 Match Winners(Since 1970)1. 159 Cael Sanderson (99-02) 2. 150 Mike Land (75-79) 3. 143 Joe Heskett (99-02) 4. 138 Dwight Hinson (95-98)5. 130 Chris Bono (94-97) 6. 128 Derek Mountsier (93-96) 7. 126 Eric Akin (91-94)7. 126 Kelly Ward (76-79) 9. 124 Joe Gibbons (82-86) 9. 124 Jon Reader (08-11)11. 123 Steve Hamilton (89-92) 12. 122 Nate Carr (80-83) 12. 122 Zach Thompson (98-01) 14. 120 Matt Johnson (90-93) 15. 118 Perry Hummel (79-82) 15. 118 Kevin Darkus (81-84) 17. 116 Tim Krieger (86-89) 17. 116 Trent Paulson (03-07) 19. 116 Cody Sanderson (96-00) 20. 115 Dave Powell (76-79)21. 114 Jake Varner (06-10) 22. 113 Mike Mann (79-83) 23. 109 Kurt Backes (03-07) 23. 109 Al Nacin (71-75) 23. 109 David Zabriskie (06-10)26. 108 Mike VanArsdale (85-88) 27. 107 Torrae Jackson (91-93) 27. 107 Travis Paulson (03-07) 29. 106 Billy Kelly (84-87) 29. 106 Zach Roberson (00-04) 29. 106 Nate Gallick (02-06) 32. 104 Barry Weldon (94-97) 33. 103 Dan Troupe (91-94)33. 103 Earl Hall (14-17) 35. 101 Eric Voelker (86-89) 36. 100 Nick Fanthorpe (06-10)36. 100 Dan Gable (68-70)

By Winning Percentage(Since 1970)1. Cael Sanderson (99-02) 100% 159-02. Dan Gable (68-70) 99.01% 100-13. Tim Krieger (86-89) 96.69% 116-3-24. Joe Heskett (99-02) 93.46% 143-105. Jake Varner (06-10) 92.37% 121-106. Kelly Ward (76-79) 91.97% 126-10-17. Mike Land (75-79) 91.77% 150-13-18. Al Nacin (71-75) 90.83% 109-119. Kevin Darkus (81-84) 88.97% 118-12-610. Steve Hamilton (89-92) 87.94% 123-16-211. Erik Voelker (86-89) 87.61% 101-13-312. Nate Carr (80-83) 87.50% 122-1713. Perry Hummel (79-82) 86.96% 118-16-414. Dwight Hinson (95-98) 86.25% 138-2215. Joe Gibbons (82-86) 85.37% 124-20-316. Trent Paulson (03-07) 85.19% 116-2017. Jon Reader (08-11) 84.35% 124-2318. David Zabriskie (06-10) 84.06% 116-2219. Mike Mann (79-83) 82.85% 113-23-120. Dave Powell (76-79) 82.50% 115-24-121. Nate Gallick (02-06) 82.17% 106-2322. Zach Thompson (98-01) 81.88% 122-2923. Erik Akin (91-94) 81.53% 126-27-424. Matt Johnson (90-93) 81.42% 120-27-125. Billy Kelly (84-87) 80.29% 106-23-826. Chris Bono (94-97) 78.79% 130-3527. Kurt Backes (03-07) 77.86% 109-3128. Cody Sanderson (96-00) 77.85% 116-3329. Travis Paulson (03-07) 76.81% 107-3230. Derek Mountsier (93-96) 76.19% 128-4031. Nick Fanthorpe (06-10) 75.75% 100-3232. Zach Roberson (00-04) 75.18% 106-3533. Torrae Jackson (91-93) 74.31% 107-3734. Barry Weldon (94-97) 73.76% 104-3735. Dan Troupe (91-94) 72.76% 103-37-536. Mike VanArsdale (85-88) 71.42% 108-42-437. Earl Hall (13-17) 71.07% 103-44


LEGENDARY COACHES

CHARLES MAYSERHEAD COACH FROM 1916-23 (35-4)

Charles Mayser was the founding father of Iowa State wrestling. “Uncle Charlie” performed coaching duties in wrestling and football, as well as being director of athletics. Mayser joined the athletic staff in 1916, the initial season of Cyclone wrestling. He coached for eight years and was responsible for five undefeated teams during his tenure. Despite lack of equipment and facilities, Mayser’s squads dominated the Midwestern wrestling scene. His teams suffered only two defeats in his last six years and his last two squads were named unofficial national champions by Amateur Wrestling News. Mayser left Iowa State in 1923 to head the Franklin and Marshall athletic department.

Year Coach Duals Wins Losses Ties Win % Pts. For Pts. ag. Place Titles Place Titles1916 Mayser 2 1 1 0 .500 30.5 23.5 NA NA NA NA1917 Mayser 2 2 0 0 1.000 59 19 NA NA NA NA1918 Mayser 2 1 1 0 .500 33 46 NA NA NA NA1919 Mayser 3 3 0 0 1.000 100 28 NA NA NA NA1920 Mayser 6 5 1 0 .833 189 59 NA NA NA NA1921 Mayser 8 7 1 0 .875 305 82 NA NA NA NA1922 Mayser 8 8 0 0 1.000 363 5 1st NA NA NA1923 Mayser 8 8 0 0 1.000 170 38 NA NA NA NA

TOTALS 39 35 4 0 .921 1249.5 300.5

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HUGO OTOPALIKHEAD COACH FROM 1924-53 (159-65-6)

Hugo Otopalik took over head coaching duties after serving as an assistant on Charles Mayser’s staff for four years. In his 28 years as head coach, Otopalik’s teams claimed seven conference championships and one NCAA title. He ended his illustrious career with a 159-66-5 mark and eight NCAA individual champions. Besides having a huge impact on Iowa State athletics, Otopalik also made his mark on the international scene. In 1932, Otopalik served as head coach of the U.S. Olympic squad, which captured the team title at the Los Angeles Games. He also headed the National AAU Wrestling Committee for five years.

Conference NCAA Year Coach Duals Wins Losses Ties Win % Pts. For Pts. Ag. Place Titles Place Titles 1924 Otopalik 9 9 0 0 1.000 182 32 2nd 2 NA NA1925 Otopalik 6 6 0 0 1.000 91 15 2nd 3 NA NA1926 Otopalik 9 8 1 0 .889 192 54 2nd 2 NA NA1927 Otopalik 9 8 1 0 .889 168.5 54.5 2nd 1 NA NA1928 Otopalik 9 7 2 0 .778 147 62 2nd 1 2nd 11929 Otopalik 8 7 1 0 .875 167.5 72.5 NA 1 NA NA1930 Otopalik 9 6 3 0 .667 191.5 80.5 NA 2 4th 11931 Otopalik 10 9 1 0 .900 267 42 NA NA 2nd 11932 Otopalik 7 6 1 0 .857 166.5 51.5 NA NA T-3rd 1 1933 Otopalik 7 6 1 0 .857 184.5 33.5 1st 6 T-1st 3 1934 Otopalik 10 8 2 0 .800 206.5 82.5 2nd 3 NA NA1935 Otopalik 7 4 3 0 .571 83.5 118.5 2nd 1 NA NA1936 Otopalik 8 4 2 2 .625 111 119 2nd 0 NA NA1937 Otopalik 9 6 2 1 .722 189 94 1st 2 10th NA1938 Otopalik 8 8 0 0 1.000 170 68 T-2nd 2 T-11th NA1939 Otopalik 6 3 3 0 .500 81.5 90.5 2nd 4 NA NA 1940 Otopalik 8 4 4 0 .500 137 107 2nd 2 T-9th NA 1941 Otopalik 10 7 3 0 .700 203 90 1st 4 T-13th NA 1942 Otopalik 6 3 3 0 .500 101 74 NA NA NA NA1943 Otopalik 4 1 3 0 .250 58 62 NA NA NA NA 1946 Otopalik 5 3 1 1 .700 92 53 NA NA 7th NA 1947 Otopalik 8 5 3 0 .625 141 101 1st 3 T-8th NA1948 Otopalik 11 5 5 1 .500 170 151 3rd 1 T9th 11949 Otopalik 9 2 6 1 .278 102 169 3rd 3 T-14th NA1950 Otopalik 10 4 6 0 .400 137 153 3rd 1 NA NA1951 Otopalik 10 5 5 0 .500 120 152 3rd 0 NA NA1952 Otopalik 8 6 2 0 .750 147 87 2nd 2 NA NA 1953 Otopalik 10 9 1 0 .900 221 71 2nd 1 T-19st NATotals 230 159 650 6 .701 4,128 2,340 47 8


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HAROLD NICHOLSHEAD COACH FROM 1954-85 (454-75-11)

When you talk Iowa State wrestling history, Harold Nichols looms large. From 1965-73, Nichols’ squads were the most dominant in wrestling, compiling five NCAA titles and three runner-up finishes. Nichols was named the successor to Hugo Otopalik in 1954 after serving as head coach at Arkansas State for five years. His ISU teams racked up six NCAA titles, seven Big Eight titles and produced 38 NCAA individual champions and 92 Big Eight titlists. His career record at Iowa State is an untouchable 456-75-11. Nichols was named coach of the year three times and was tabbed Wrestling Man of the Year by Amateur Wrestling News in 1966. He is a member of the Helms Foundation Wrestling Hall of Fame, Iowa Wrestling Hall of Fame, National Wrestling Hall of Fame and served as vice-chairman of the United States Olympic Wrestling Committee. Nichols retired from coaching in 1985.

Conference NCAA Year Coach Duals Wins Losses Ties Win % Pts. For Pts. Ag. Place Titles Place Titles1954 Nichols 8 8 0 0 1.000 179 52 2nd 3 NA NA1955 Nichols 8 7 1 0 .875 149 63 2nd 2 NA NA1956 Nichols 11 8 3 0 .727 230 97 2nd 3 T-21st 01957 Nichols 13 9 3 1 .750 284 87 2nd 1 3rd 01958 Nichols 12 10 0 2 .917 281 50 1st 3 2nd 21959 Nichols 14 11 3 0 .786 268 111 2nd 2 2nd 21960 Nichols 15 12 3 0 .800 316 120 3rd 2 2nd 21961 Nichols 16 13 1 2 .875 347 115 3rd 2 3rd 11962 Nichols 15 13 1 1 .893 271 135 3rd 0 30th 01963 Nichols 14 13 1 0 .933 291 121 3rd 2 2nd 01964 Nichols 13 12 0 1 .971 312 71 2nd 4 3rd 11965 Nichols 15 14 1 0 .933 377 71 2nd 3 1st 21966 Nichols 15 13 2 0 .888 410 54 3rd 3 2nd 11967 Nichols 17 13 3 1 .781 379 200 2nd 1 3rd 11968 Nichols 15 12 3 0 .800 319 157 3rd 3 2nd 31969 Nichols 19 16 3 0 .833 430 93 3rd 2 1st 31970 Nichols 17 15 2 0 .882 471 140 1st 5 1st 31971 Nichols 17 17 0 0 1.000 448 119 2nd 2 2nd 21972 Nichols 17 16 1 0 .941 533 118 2nd 3 1st 31973 Nichols 19 18 1 0 .947 697 91 2nd 4 1st 21974 Nichols 18 13 5 0 .722 465 244 3rd 3 4th 01975 Nichols 20 15 3 2 .952 588 202 3rd 4 4th 11976 Nichols 21 19 2 0 .895 602 178 1st 5 2nd 01977 Nichols 21 18 2 1 .881 705 200 1st 3 1st 11978 Nichols 21 19 2 0 .905 637 176 2nd 4 2nd 11979 Nichols 21 18 3 0 .857 585 251 1st 5 2nd 11980 Nichols 23 19 4 0 .818 637 228 1st 5 3rd 01981 Nichols 21 19 2 0 .905 613 242 2nd 4 3rd 21982 Nichols 19 17 2 0 .895 547 214 1st 3 2nd 11983 Nichols 18 14 4 0 .778 509 261 2nd 3 3rd 11984 Nichols 20 13 7 0 .650 486 316 2nd 1 7th 11985 Nichols 27 20 7 0 .741 721 365 3rd 2 3rd 1Totals 540 454 75 11 .851 14,087 4,942 92 38


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JIM GIBBONSHEAD COACH FROM 1985-92 (96-32-1)

In 1986, Jim Gibbons took over the reins of the Cyclone wrestling squad at age 26. Gibbons wrestled at ISU for Dr. Harold Nichols and earned All-America status three times, including the 1981 NCAA individual title at 134 pounds. Following his collegiate career, Gibbons served as an assistant coach at his alma mater for two years before taking over the head coaching duties. During his seven years as the Cyclone skipper, Gibbons’ squads claimed one Big Eight crown and captured the NCAA title in 1987. He also coached seven individual NCAA champions while compiling a 96-32-1 career coaching mark. After winning the NCAA Championships in 1987, Gibbons was named national coach of the year. He was named Big Eight Coach of the Year in 1991. Gibbons retired from coaching after the 1992 season.

Conference NCAAYear Coach Duals Wins Losses Ties Win % Pts. For Pts. Ag. Place Titles Place Titles1986 Gibbons 20 19 1 0 .950 541 202 2nd 3 4th 01987 Gibbons 17 14 3 0 .824 500 195 T-1st 5 1st 41988 Gibbons 21 17 4 0 .810 476 260 2nd 4 3rd 11989 Gibbons 18 8 9 1 .472 340 327 2nd 4 3rd 21990 Gibbons 23 14 9 0 .607 439 366 4th 0 9th 01991 Gibbons 16 13 3 0 .813 407 190 2nd 2 5th 01992 Gibbons 14 11 3 0 .786 349 187 2nd 5 4th 0Totals 129 96 32 1 .742 3,052 1,727 23 7


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BOBBY DOUGLASHEAD COACH FROM 1992-06 (198-75-3)

A wrestling legend in his own right, Bobby Douglas was an NCAA champion at Oklahoma State and part of two Olympic teams as a competitor, finishing fourth at featherweight in the 1964 Tokyo Games. He was captain of the 1968 U.S. Olympic team in Mexico. Douglas coached the 1992 U.S. Olympic team whose 10 members placed among the top 10 in their respective weight classes, a U.S. Olympic first. He was a member of the U.S. Olympic coaching staff in 1976, 1980, 1984 and 1988. Douglas, a member of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame, was also on the 1996 and 2004 U.S. Olympic coaching staffs. Douglas began his collegiate coaching career at Cal-Santa Barbara before coaching three national champions and 58 All-Americans from 1975-92 at Arizona State. His 1988 Sun Devil squad won the NCAA team title in Ames. He furthered his legacy at Iowa State, winning 198 dual matches. Douglas coached Cyclone wrestlers to 10 individual NCAA titles and 52 All-America performances. He is one of four collegiate coaches to win at least 400 duals matches.

Conference NCAA Year Coach Duals Wins Losses Ties Win % Pts. For Pts. Ag. Place Titles Place Titles1993 Douglas 17 13 4 0 .765 393 230 2nd 5 6th 01994 Douglas 14 7 7 0 .500 274 255 4th 1 10th 01995 Douglas 21 17 4 0 .810 493 297 4th 1 14th 01996 Douglas 19 12 6 1 .658 419 308 4th 4 2nd 11997 Douglas 18 10 7 1 .583 418 277 2nd 2 4th 11998 Douglas 20 12 8 0 .600 472 295 4th 1 6th 01999 Douglas 26 20 5 1 .788 797 316 3rd 3 T-4th 12000 Douglas 22 20 2 0 .909 664 196 2nd 3 2nd 12001 Douglas 23 19 4 0 .826 665 308 3rd 2 6th 12002 Douglas 22 17 5 0 .773 570 347 3rd 3 2nd 32003 Douglas 18 8 10 0 .444 366 326 5th 0 T-19th 02004 Douglas 20 16 4 0 .800 493 293 3rd 1 6th 12005 Douglas 18 16 2 0 .889 516 199 2nd 2 10th 02006 Douglas 18 11 7 0 .611 390 318 4th 3 T-13th 1Totals 276 198 75 3 .723 6930 3965 31 10


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CAEL SANDERSONHEAD COACH FROM 2006-09 (44-10)

Cael Sanderson, arguably the greatest collegiate wrestler of all time, took the reins of the Iowa State wrestling team at the start of the 2006-07 season. Sanderson lead the Cyclone grapplers to a NCAA runner-up finish in his first year at the helm and guided the Iowa State squad to three consecutive Big 12 Conference championships. ISU didn’t finish outside of the top five at the NCAA Championships under Sanderson’s direction. After posting an undefeated record of 159-0 as a collegiate wrestler for ISU, Sanderson won an Olympic gold medal at the 2004 Summer Games in Athens, Greece. The former four-time NCAA champion brought aboard the top recruiting class in 2005, ranked by both Intermat and Amateur Wrestling News. Sanderson’s 2007-08 squad garnered seven All-Americans at the NCAA Championships in St. Louis, Mo., which was Iowa State’s largest All-American count since seven earned honors in the 1992-93 season. In total, Cyclone wrestlers notched 15 All-America honors in his tenure.

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Year Coach Duals Wins Losses Ties Win % Pts. For Pts. Ag. Place Titles Place Titles2007 Sanderson 16 13 3 0 .813 446 160 1st 2 2nd 12008 Sanderson 20 16 4 0 .800 524 204 1st 4 T-5th 02009 Sanderson 18 15 3 0 .833 508 169 T-1st 2 3rd 1Totals 54 44 10 0 .815 1,478 533 8 2


LEGENDARY COACHES

KEVIN JACKSONHEAD COACH FROM 2009-17 (68-57)

Former Olympic gold medalist and two-time World Champion Kevin Jackson jumped into action after being named Iowa State’s seventh head wrestling coach in May of 2009. He coached Kyven Gadson to a NCAA Championship at the 2015 NCAA Wrestling Championships. Jackson also coached two NCAA individual champions en route to a third-place finish at his first NCAA Championships. In eight seasons at Iowa State, Jackson coached four NCAA champions, 14 All-Americans and nine Big 12 champions. As a wrestler, Jackson was golden. He captured gold medals at the 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona, Spain and at the World Championships in both 1991 (Varna, Bulgaria) and 1995 (Atlanta). He is one of just five wrestlers in U.S. history with three career world-level titles. Jackson is a member of the FILA International Wrestling Hall of Fame, the United States National Wrestling Hall of Fame (as a distinguished member) and the Iowa State University Athletics Hall of Fame (2007 inductee). As a collegiate wrestler, Jackson was a four-time All-American. He transferred to Iowa State and captained the 1987 NCAA championship team as a senior.Jackson previously served eight years (2001-08) as the National Freestyle Coach for USA Wrestling.

Conference NCAAYear Coach Duals Wins Losses Ties Win % Pts. For Pts. Ag. Place Titles Place Titles2010 Jackson 15 13 2 0 .867 409 157 2nd 2 3rd 22011 Jackson 19 9 10 0 .474 346 407 5th 1 20th 12012 Jackson 17 4 13 0 .235 258 387 4th 1 35th 02013 Jackson 16 11 5 0 .688 371 232 2nd 1 11th 02014 Jackson 16 9 7 0 .563 309 279 3rd 2 12th 02015 Jackson 13 11 2 0 .846 348 146 2nd 1 14th 12016 Jackson 16 10 6 0 .625 324 278 3rd 1 12th 02017 Jackson 13 1 12 0 .077 168 326 6th 0 T57th 0Totals 112 68 57 0 .544 2533 2212 9 4


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KEVIN DRESSERHEAD COACH FROM 2017- (8-10)

Kevin Dresser became Iowa State’s eighth head wrestling coach in program history in February of 2017. In his first year as the head man of the Cyclones, Dresser took the program to an 8-10 record, a team that had won just one dual the previous season. He coached Jarrett Degen to the NCAA Championships, where the redshirt freshman reached the round of 12, falling just one match short of becoming an All American. Prior to Iowa State, Dresser built Virginia Tech into one of the premier programs in the country. While coaching the Hokies, Dresser compiled a 160-51 record and pushed the team to top-10 NCAA finishes in his final five seasons as the VT head coach. In 2016, Dresser and the Hokies finished fourth at the NCAA Championships, making it the best finish in school history and the program’s first “trophy finish” at the national tournament. Dresser was named the NWCA Coach of the Year that season. Before taking the Virginia Tech job, Dresser was one of the most legendary high school wrestling coaches in Virginia history. He coached at Christiansburg high school from 1996-2006 where he won five state titles. As a competitor, Dresser wrestled at the University of Iowa. There he was a two-time Big 10 champ, while also winning the 1986 national title. As a team, the Hawkeye’s won team titles all five years Dresser was on the team. Conference NCAAYear Coach Duals Wins Losses Ties Win % Pts. For Pts. Ag. Place Titles Place Titles2017-18 Dresser 18 8 10 0 .444 292 157 7th 0 T45th 0Totals 18 8 10 0 .444 292 382 0 0


YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS1915-16 1-1M6 at Iowa L, 8-17M18 Nebraska W, 22.5-6.5

1916-17 2-0F10 Iowa W, 32-7M13 at Nebraska W, 27-12

1917-18 1-1F9 Nebraska W, 26-14M5 Indiana L, 7-32

1918-19 3-0F8 Iowa W, 26-14F21 Nebraska W, 32-7M15 Wisconsin W, 42-7

1919-20 5-1J24 Lawrence College W, 40-7F2 Indiana L, 18-27F21 Iowa W, 31-6F27 Minnesota W, 43-0M24 Northwestern W, 26-7A2 Pennsylvania W, 31-12

1920-21 7-1J21 Indiana W, 37-12J29 Wisconsin W, 46-8F4 Nebraska W, 32-16F18 Oklahoma A&M (State) W, 37-9F26 Minnesota W, 50-0M4 Northwestern W, 42-6M18 vs. Oklahoma* W, 43-3A1 Penn State L, 18-28*at Des Moines, Iowa

1921-22 8-0Western Conference ChampionsJ20 Indiana W, 52-0J28 Nebraska W, 46-0F3 Oklahoma W, 46-0F10 West Virginia W, 17-5F17 Michigan State W, 50-0F24 Northwestern W, 50-0M3 Kentucky W, 50-0M10 Wisconsin W, 52-0M17-18 at Western Conf. Tournament* 1st* at Madison, Wis.

1922-23 8-0J18 Northwestern W, 29-0J26 at Nebraska W, 14-11F2 West Virginia W, 14-13F16 Michigan State W, 27-0F24 Minnesota W, 31-0M3 Kentucky W, 20-3M10 Wisconsin W, 20-5M16-17 at Western Intercollegiate* n/aM30 Penn State W, 15-6* at Columbus, Ohio1923-24 9-0J2 Des Moines University W, 31-0J18 Washington W, 24-0J26 Iowa Teachers (UNI) W, 21-0J26 Simpson W, 8-6

F9 Minnesota W, 23-0F25 Nebraska W, 17-9F21 at Kansas W, 15-5F23 at Missouri Mines W, 21-2M1 at Michigan State W, 22-10M7 MVIAA Tournament* T-2nd*at Ames, Iowa

1924-25 6-0J30 Kansas W, 18-5F14 at Nebraska W, 14-0F21 Michigan W, 17-3F27 West Virginia W, 12-5M5 Northwestern W, 15-0M7 Minnesota W, 15-2M13 at MVIAA Tournament* 2ndM20-21 at Western Conf. Tournament^ n/a* at Lincoln, Neb. ^ at Minneapolis, Minn.

1925-26 8-1J9 Des Moines University W, 44-0J16 Simpson W, 20-7J23 Cornell College W, 22.5-4.5F4 Oklahoma W, 27-0F10 at Navy W, 19-8F13 at West Virginia W, 17-6F19 Oklahoma A&M (State) L, 8-19F26 at Kansas W, 21-0M6 Nebraska W, 13.5-9.5M11-13 at MVIAA Tournament* 2nd*at Stillwater, Okla.

1926-27 8-1J13 Simpson W, 22-5J22 Missouri W, 29-0J28 Penn State W, 24-3F1 Kansas State W, 19-8F11 at Nebraska W, 21-0F19 Kansas W, 23-0F24 at Oklahoma W, 14-11F26 at Oklahoma A&M (State) L, 4.5-18.5M5 Cornell College W, 12-9M12 at MVIAA Tournament* 2nd*at Lawrence, Kan.

1927-28 7-2J6 Wisconsin W, 18-3J20 at Oklahoma A&M (State) L, 11-12J31 Missouri L, 11-12F2 Oklahoma W, 12-9F11 at Kansas W, 20-3F17 Nebraska W, 20.5-4.5F23 at Indiana W, 16.5-4.5F25 at Penn State W, 19-8M3 at Kansas State W, 19-6M9-10 at MVIAA Tournament* 2ndM30-31 NCAA Championships^ 2nd*at Columbia, Mo. ^at Ames, Iowa

1928-29 7-1J14 Indiana W, 17-11J19 at Nebraska W, 22-6J26 Minnesota W, 27-5F1 Oklahoma W, 24.5-7.5

F9 at Kansas W, 31-3F16 at Missouri W, 19-15F23 Oklahoma A&M (State) L, 12-14M1 Kansas State W, 15-11M9 at Big Six Tournament* 1stM29-30 NCAA Championships^ T-12th*at Norman, Okla. ^at Columbus, Ohio

1929-30 6-3J9 at Iowa Teachers (UNI) W, 26-8J11 Wisconsin W, 27-3J17 Oklahoma A&M (State) L, 6-20J28 at Missouri W, 29-3F6 at Cornell College W, 34-0F15 at Kansas State W, 15-9F17 at Oklahoma L, 8-18F21 Nebraska L, 13.5-16.5F28 Kansas W, 33-3M7-8 at Big Six Tournament n/aM28-29 at NCAA Championships 4th* at Manhattan, Kan. ^ at State College, Pa.1930-31 9-1J17 at Iowa Teachers (UNI) W, 20-8J24 Cornell College W, 19.5-1.5J30 at Syracuse W, 38-0J30 at Rochester Inst. of Tech. W, 34-0J31 at Army W, 34-0F6 Missouri W, 31-3F20 Oklahoma W, 17-9F27 Kansas State L, 12.5-17.5M7 at Nebraska W, 32-0M9 at Kansas W, 29-3M27-28 NCAA Championships* 2nd* at Providence, R.I.

1931-32 6-1J9 Iowa Teachers (UNI) W, 28-6J16 at Kansas State L, 13-16J23 at Missouri W, 30-3J29 Cornell College W, 26-6F4 Kansas W, 24.5-4.5F12 at Iowa Teachers (UNI) W, 21-13F26 Nebraska W, 24-3M18 State Meet* 1stM25-26 at NCAA Championship^ 3rd* at Ames, Iowa. ^ at Bloomington, Ind.

1932-33 6-1NCAA Champions; Big Six ChampionsJ14 at Indiana L, 9.5-16.5J20 at Missouri W, 31-3J28 at Minnesota W, 25-3F3 Indiana W, 20-8F7 Iowa Teachers (UNI) W, 27-3F11 at Nebraska W, 38-0F17 Iowa W, 34-0F25 at State Meet* 1stM3-4 Big Six Tournament^ 1stM24-25 at NCAA Championships% T-1st* at Cedar Falls, Iowa ^ at Ames, Iowa% at Bethlehem, Pa.


YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS1933-34 8-2J26 at Iowa Teachers (UNI) W, 28-6J27 at Minnesota W, 28-10F2 Indiana L, 8-20F9 Missouri W, 28-8F13 Nebraska W, 23-3F17 at Indiana L, 6.5-23.5F20 at Springfield (Mass.) College W, 24-6F22 at MIT W, 28-3F22 at Brown W, 33-3M2-3 at Big Six Tournament* 2ndM6 at Iowa W, 19.5-12.5M22-24 at NCAA Championships^ n/a* at Columbia, Mo. ^ at Ann Arbor, Mich.

1934-35 4-3J29 Missouri W, 21.5-16.5F1 Oklahoma L, 1.5-28.5F9 Kansas State W, 15.5-10.5F15 at Indiana L, 1.5-24.5F16 at Illinois L, 3-25F23 at Nebraska W, 25-3F27 Iowa W, 15.5-10.5M8-9 Big Six Tournament* 2ndM22-23 at NCAA Championships^ n/a* at Ames, Iowa ^ at Bethlehem, Pa.

1935-36 4-2-2J11 at Iowa Teachers (UNI) W, 17-11J17 Illinois L, 4.5-25.5F7 Iowa Teachers (UNI) W, 15-11F14 Indiana L, 8-22F17 at Missouri W, 20.5-11.5F25 at Kansas State T, 14-14F28 Nebraska W, 17-9M2 at Iowa T, 15-15M6-7 at Big Six Tournament* 2ndM20-21 at NCAA Championships^ n/a* at Norman, Okla. ^ at Lexington, Va.

1936-37 6-2-1Big Six ChampionsD18 at Northwestern W, 21-11D19 at Illinois L, 6-24J14 at Iowa Teachers (UNI) W, 16.5-15.5J23 Kansas State W, 24-6J30 at Nebraska T, 14-14F4 Wisconsin W, 29-5F13 at Minnesota L, 17-11F19 Missouri W, 37-0F22 Iowa W, 24.5-7.5M5-6 at Big Six Tournament* 1stM19-20 at NCAA Championships^ 10th* at Lincoln, Neb. ^ at Terre Haute, Ind.

1937-38 8-0J8 at Wisconsin W, 18.5-7.5J10 Northwestern W, 23.5-4.5J17 Illinois W, 18.5-7.5J22 Minnesota W, 19-9F1 at Iowa Teachers (UNI) W, 21-13F5 at Iowa W, 19-11F18 Nebraska W, 26-6F25 Chicago W, 24.5-9.5M4-5 Big Six Tournament* T-2nd

M25-26 at NCAA Championships^ T-11th* at Ames, Iowa ^ at State College, Pa.

1938-39 3-3J10 Kansas State L, 14.5-15.5J20 at Indiana L, 5-25J21 at Illinois L, 3-23J28 Minnesota W, 19-9F11 at Nebraska W, 19-9F15 Iowa Teachers (UNI) W, 21-9M10-11 Big Six Tournament* 2ndM17-18 at NCAA Championships^ n/a* at Ames, Iowa ^ at Lancaster, Pa.

1939-40 4-4J25 Colorado A&M (State) W, 27-3J26 at Carleton W, 35-3J27 at Minnesota L, 3-29F3 Illinois L, 13.5-14.5F5 Indiana W, 15.5-10.5F10 at Kansas State L, 7.5-20.5F14 at Iowa Teachers (UNI) L, 13-17F16 Nebraska W, 22.5-9.5M8-9 Big Six Tournament* 2ndM29-30 at NCAA Championships^ T-9th* at Ames, Iowa ^ at Champaign, Ill.

1940-41 7-3Big Six ChampionsJ16 at Wyoming W, 24-6J17 at Colorado W, 28-6J17 at Colorado A&M (State) L, 13-15J18 at Northern Colorado W, 19-11J24 Dubuque W, 19-9J28 Kansas State W, 24-6F1 Minnesota L, 13-16F7 Oklahoma W, 29-3F26 Iowa Teachers (UNI) L, 9-15M1 at Nebraska W, 25-3M8-9 at Big Six Tournament* 1stM21-22 at NCAA Championships^ T-13th* at Manhattan, Kan. ^ at Bethlehem, Pa.

1941-42 3-3J22 Dubuque W, 27-6F7 at Minnesota L, 13-16F13 Nebraska W, 28-5F18 at Iowa Teachers (UNI) L, 11-15F26 at Kansas State W, 14-12F28 at Oklahoma A&M (State) L, 8-20M27-28 at NCAA Championships^ n/a^ at East Lansing, Mich.

1942-43 1-3F6 at Cornell College L, 9-19F19 Michigan State L, 8-24F22 Iowa Teachers (UNI) L, 12-16F27 Minnesota W, 29-31943-44 No Wrestling1944-45 No Wrestling1945-46 3-1-1F1 at Nebraska W, 21-9F9 Minnesota T, 14-14F16 Nebraska W, 22-6

F20 at Iowa Teachers (UNI) L, 10-20F28 Northern Colorado W, 25-4M22-23 at NCAA Championships* 7th* at Stillwater, Okla.

1946-47 5-3Big Six ChampionsJ11 Cornell College L, 8-26J17 at Carleton W, 36-0J18 at Minnesota W, 19-9J21 Iowa Teachers (UNI) L, 5-25J27 Kansas State W, 24-6F8 at Oklahoma W, 21-9F9 at Oklahoma A&M (State) L, 8-20F24 at Nebraska W, 20-6M15-16 Big Six Tournament* 1stM28-29 at NCAA Championships^ T-8th* at Ames, Iowa ^ at Champaign, Ill.

1947-48 5-5-1J8 at Northern Colorado W, 16-11J9 at Colorado A&M (State) L, 11-14J9 at Denver W, 33-3J10 at Colorado W, 25-8J24 Minnesota T, 14-14F3 at Iowa Teachers (UNI) L, 5-23F6 Nebraska W, 16-14F14 Wisconsin L, 13-15F20 at Kansas State W, 17-13F23 Oklahoma A&M (State) L, 6-20F26 Oklahoma L, 14-16M5-6 at Big Seven Tournament* 3rdM19-20 at NCAA Championships^ T-9th* at Boulder, Colo. ^ at Bethlehem, Pa.

1948-49 2-6-1J15 at Wisconsin L, 11-15J22 at Minnesota L, 14-16J31 Colorado W, 20-8F9 at Nebraska T, 14-14F11 Colorado A&M (State) L, 13-21F18 Kansas State W, 15-14F21 Iowa Teachers (UNI) L, 5-26F25 at Oklahoma L, 10-21F26 at Oklahoma A&M (State) L, 0-34M4-5 Big Seven Tournament* 3rdM25-26 at NCAA Championships^ T-14th* at Ames, Iowa ^ at Fort Collins, Colo.

1949-50 4-6J6 Oklahoma L, 13-21J9 at Kansas State W, 24-6J20 at Denver W, 20-12J20 at Colorado W, 18-11J21 at Wyoming L, 10-19J23 Minnesota L, 5-25J25 at Northwestern W, 22-6F3 Nebraska L, 8-19F10 Wisconsin L, 12-14F17 at Iowa Teachers (UNI) L, 5-20M12-13 at Big Seven Tournament* 3rdM24-25 at NCAA Championships^ T-18th* at Manhattan, Kan. ^ at Cedar Falls, Iowa


YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS1950-51 5-5J13 at Wisconsin L, 3-25J19 at Grinnell W, 22-6J22 at Minnesota W, 16-14J26 Iowa Teachers (UNI) L, 6-22F9 Northwestern W, 23-9F15 Colorado W, 19-7F17 at Nebraska L, 11-14F23 Kansas State W, 20-6F26 at Oklahoma L, 0-26F27 at Oklahoma A&M (State) L, 0-23M9-10 at Big Seven Tournament* 3rdM23-24 at NCAA Championship^ n/a* at Norman, Okla. ^ at Bethlehem, Pa.

1951-52 6-2D15 Grinnell W, 24-8J14 at Wisconsin W, 19-9J25 Minnesota W, 21-11F1 Oklahoma L, 11-17F9 at Kansas State W, 20-8F15 South Dakota State W, 27-2F21 at Iowa Teachers (UNI) L, 10-18F29 Nebraska W, 15-14M7-8 Big Seven Tournament* 2ndM28-29 at NCAA Tournament^ T-24th*at Ames, Iowa ^ at Fort Collins, Colo.

1952-53 9-1J13 at Grinnell W, 38-0J23 Mankato Teachers (State) W, 22-5J29 at South Dakota State W, 23-3J31 at Nebraska W, 18-11F6 at Carleton W, 36-0F7 at Minnesota W, 20-8F12 Wyoming W, 20-6F20 at Oklahoma L, 10-19F21 at Oklahoma A&M (State) W, 16-11F27 Kansas State W, 18-8M13-14 at Big Seven Tournament* 2ndM28-29 at NCAA Championships^ T-20th* at Norman, Okla. ^ at State College, Pa.

1953-54 8-0J18 Coe W, 31-3J30 at Colorado W, 22-5F4 Wisconsin W, 19-11F5 at Mankato State W, 20-5F8 Minnesota W, 22-8F18 Oklahoma W, 21-8F20 at Kansas State W, 19-9M4 Nebraska W, 25-3M12 at Big Seven Tournament* 2ndM26-27 at NCAA Championships^ T-27th* at Manhattan, Kan. ^ at Norman, Okla.

1954-55 7-1J14 Colorado State W, 14-12J29 Mankato State W, 25-8F5 Carleton W, 36-0F12 at South Dakota State W, 27-2F19 Colorado W, 20-11F24 at Oklahoma L, 5-22F25 at Kansas State W, n/a

M3 at Nebraska W, 22-8M11 at Big Seven Tournament* 2ndM25-26 at NCAA Championships^ T-39th* at Boulder, Colo. ^ at Ithaca, N.Y.

1955-56 8-3J14 at Mankato State W, 22-10J21 Oklahoma A&M (State) L, 12-16J25 at Cornell College W, 21-10F2 at Northern Colorado W, 23-6F3 at Colorado State L, 13-14F4 at Colorado W, 26-5F11 Kansas State W, 23-8F17 Wisconsin W, 21-8F18 Oklahoma L, 11-15F27 at Minnesota W, 27-3M1 Nebraska W,31-2M10 Big Seven Tournament* 2ndM23-24 at NCAA Championships^ T-21st* at Ames, Iowa ^ at Stillwater, Okla.

1956-57 9-3-1J10 at Pittsburgh L, 8-17J11 at Hofstra W, 32-0J12 at Army W, 27-2J18 South Dakota State W, 39-0J19 Quadrangular* 1stJ25 Northern Colorado W, 23-2F1 Colorado State W, 23-3F8 at Oklahoma A&M (State) T, 13-13F9 at Oklahoma L, 9-17F15 Colorado W, 22-6F21 Minnesota L, 13-14F25 Cornell College W, 30-0M1 at Kansas State W, 18-11M2 at Nebraska W, 27-3M10 at Big Seven Tournament^ 2ndM29-30 at NCAA Championships% 3rd* at Northfield, Minn. ^ at Norman, Okla.% at Pittsburgh, Pa.

1957-58 10-0-2Big Seven ChampionsJ11 at Mankato State W, 30-0J18 at Cornell College W, 28-0J25 Oklahoma State T, 13-13J30 at Wyoming W, 20-5J31 at Colorado State W, 28-0F1 at Colorado W, 21-3F6 Pittsburgh W, 22-5F8 Michigan W, 21-7F13 Nebraska W, 32-0F17 Kansas State W, 28-0F22 Oklahoma T, 12-12F27 at Minnesota W, 26-5M14 Big Seven Tournament* 1stM28-29 at NCAA Championships^ 2nd* at Ames, Iowa ^ at Laramie, Wyo.

1958-59 11-3J8 at Syracuse W, 21-10J9 at Colgate W, 25-5J10 at Cornell W, 18-11J16 Mankato State W, 25-5J17 at Northern Illinois L, 11-18

J24 Wyoming W, 28-0J31 Colorado State W, 25-3F6 at Oklahoma State L, 7-19F7 at Oklahoma L, 9-17F14 Colorado W, 23-2F20 Cornell College W, 25-2F27 at Nebraska W, 34-0F28 at Kansas State W, 20-6M13 at Big EightTournament* 2ndM21 Minnesota W, 17-9M26-28 at NCAA Championships^ 2nd* at Stillwater, Okla. ^ at Iowa City, Iowa

1959-60 12-3J9 at Michigan L, 11-14J9 Upper Iowa W, 33-2J15 Oklahoma L, 11-17J23 at Mankato State W, 18-12J23 at Winona State W, 14-13J30 Oklahoma State L, 10-18F6 Northern Illinois W, 23-3F6 at Northwest Missouri W, 14-13F13 at Minnesota W, 15-9F18 at Wyoming W, 20-6F19 William Jewell W, 29-3F19 at Colorado State W, 30-4F20 at Colorado W, 25-3F27 Kansas State W, 32-0M4 at Big EightTournament* 3rdM12 at Nebraska W, 31-3M24-26 at NCAA Championships^ 2nd* at Lincoln, Neb. ^ at College Park, Md.

1961-62 13-1-1J6 at Mankato State W, 18-6J13 Upper Iowa W, 26-5J18 at Oklahoma State L, 5-30J20 at South Dakota State W, 22-5J27 at Winona State W, 18-6F1 Graceland W, 27-7F2 at Wyoming W, 16-10F3 vs. Colorado State* T, 13-13F3 at Colorado Mines W, 20-6F10 Northern Iowa W, 17-8F12 at Northwest Missouri W, 19-9F16 Oklahoma W, 20-11F24 Nebraska W, 22-12M3 Kansas State W, 30-6M10 Big EightTournament^ 3rdM16 at Minnesota W, 14-11M22-24 at NCAA Championships% 30th* at Golden, Colo. ^ at Ames, Iowa% at Stillwater, Okla.


YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS1962-63 13-1D13 Colorado Mines W, 31-3D19 at Nebraska W, 29-11J9 at Pittsburgh L, 6-15J11 at Rutgers W, 18-8J12 at Lock Haven W, 18-6J17 Mankato State W, 23-3J19 Colorado State W, 18-6J26 at Northern Iowa W, 23-3J28 Illinois W, 23-3J30 Colorado W, 23-14F2 Cornell W, 17-8F9 Quadrangular* 1st(Minnesota, Purdue, Northern Iowa)F16 Southern Illinois W, 16-13F28 at Oklahoma W, 19-16M2 at Kansas State W, 27-12M8 at Big EightTournament^ 3rdM21-23 at NCAA Championships% 2nd* at Minneapolis, Minn. ^ at Norman, Okla.% at Kent, Ohio

1963-64 12-0-1D19 Quadrangular* 1st(NW Missouri, Adams St., Winona St.)J10 Minnesota W, 23-3J15 at Mankato State W, 23-9J18 Lock Haven W, 25-2J24 Oklahoma State T, 12-12J31 at Colorado State W, 26-7F1 at Colorado W, 19-11F8 at Indiana State W, 25-7F14 Kansas State W, 27-3F20 Northern Iowa W, 34-0F29 Nebraska W, 27-2M2 Southern Illinois W, 20-8M7 at Oklahoma W, 23-3M13 at Big EightTournament^ 2ndM21 at Illinois W, 28-4M26-28 at NCAA Championships% 3rd* at Ames, Iowa ^ at Stillwater, Okla.% at Ithaca, N.Y.

1964-65 14-1NCAA ChampionsJ9 Mankato State W, 34-4J14 at Cornell W, 25-3J15 at Lehigh W, 15-9J16 at Maryland W, 24-0J23 Colorado State W, 24-7J29 Colorado W, 23-8F5 Indiana State W, 34-0F6 at Northern Iowa W, 32-0F13 at Kansas State W, 26-0F20 Oklahoma W, 21-3F27 at Nebraska W, 17-15M1 at Kansas W, 34-0M2 at Oklahoma State L, 9-19M4 at Southern Illinois W, 27-3M12 at Big EightTournament* 2ndM20 Minnesota W, 32-0M25-27 at NCAA Championships^ 1st* at Norman, Okla. ^ at Laramie, Wyo.

1965-66 13-2N27 Quadrangular* n/aJ8 at Mankato State W, 35-0J14 at Eastern Illinois W, 36-0J15 vs. Eastern Michigan^ W, 36-0J15 vs. Purdue^ W, 47-0J15 at Indiana State W, 35-8J21 Northern Iowa W, 35-0J29 Oklahoma State L, 12-22F4 vs. Minnesota% W, 22-8F10 Nebraska W, 45-0F12 Kansas State W, 35-0F18 Southern Illinois W, 25-11F26 Kansas W, 41-0M1 at Colorado State W, 42-5M2 at Colorado W, 21-11M4 at Oklahoma L, 5-23M11 at Big EightTournament& 3rdM22-24 at NCAA Championships# 2nd* at Minneapolis, Minn. ^ at Terre Haute, Ind.% at Fridley, Minn. & at Manhattan, Kan.# at Ames, Iowa

1966-67 13-3D8 at Nebraska W, 27-11J7 Mankato State W, 18-15J12 at Hofstra W, 33-0J13 at Lehigh L, 13-16J14 at Maryland W, 22-8J21 Colorado State W, 33-3J23 Minnesota W, 23-6J27 Northwest Missouri W, 31-8J27 Indiana State W, 30-3F3 Colorado W, 23-6F11 Oklahoma L, 11-18F13 Northwestern W, 27-7F17 at Northern Iowa W, 20-11F28 at Southern Illinois W, 22-15M2 at Kansas State W, 31-0M4 at Oklahoma State L, 15-16M10 at Big Eight Tournament* 2ndM21-23 at NCAA Championships^ 3rd* at Norman, Okla. ^ at Kent, Ohio

1967-68 12-3D9 Kansas State W, 30-5D15 at Utah W, 17-14D16 at Brigham Young W, 20-11D18 at Cal Poly-SLO W, 18-9J6 at Mankato State W, 27-6J12 Oklahoma State L, 14-15J19 at Northwestern W, 19-13J24 Oklahoma W, 18-13F1 Southern Illinois W, 27-4F9 at Oklahoma State L, 5-23F17 at Minnesota W, 25-6F24 Nebraska W, 37-0F29 at Oklahoma L, 11-20M2 at Colorado W, 24-10M4 at Colorado State W, 27-8M8 at Big EightTournament* 3rdM19-21 at NCAA Championships^ 2nd*at Boulder, Colo. ^ at State College, Pa.

1968-69 16-3NCAA ChampionsD14 at Oklahoma L, 10-24J8 at Hofstra W, 33-0J9 at Lehigh W, 24-8J10 at Franklin & Marshall W, 36-3J11 at Maryland W, 23-12J18 at Oklahoma State L, 5-26J20 Northwestern W, 24-6J28 New Mexico W, 24-3J30 Arizona State W, 32-2J31 UCLA W, 32-2F8 Oklahoma L, 10-22F10 Brigham Young W, 22-10F15 Oklahoma State W, 21-11F21 Colorado W, 33-0M3 at Indiana State W, 22-8M4 at Southern Illinois W, 26-3M7 at Kansas State W, 30-5M8 at Nebraska W, 30-3M14 Big EightTournament* 3rdM20 Mankato State W, 30-5M25-27 at NCAA Championships^ 1st* at Ames, Iowa ^ at Provo, Utah

1969-70 15-2NCAA Champions; Big Eight ChampionsD16 at New Mexico W, 33-3D17 at Arizona State W, 33-3D18 at Arizona W, 33-10J5 Southern Illinois W, 24-12J9 Nebraska W, 35-3J17 at Oklahoma State L, 13-22J24 Lehigh W, 26-5J29 Hofstra W, 20-12J30 Oklahoma W, 26-10F6 Indiana State W, 35-10F14 Oklahoma State L, 16-17F17 at Mankato State W, 22-11F20 Kansas State W, 36-0M2 at Colorado State W, 30-6M3 at Colorado W, 32-8M4 at Wyoming W, 34-0M7 at Oklahoma W, 23-8M14 at Big EightTournament* 1stM26-28 at NCAA Championships^ 1st* at Manhattan, Kan. ^ at Evanston, Ill.

1970-71 17-0D12 at Nebraska W, 25-8D16 Colorado State W, 40-0J7 at Hofstra W, 33-3J8 at Bloomsburg W, 28-6J9 at Lehigh W, 20-12J15 Colorado W, 40-0J18 Washington W, 23-11J23 at Oklahoma State W, 17-14J29 Arizona W, 33-3F5 at Northwestern W, 28-6F8 Wyoming W, 38-0F12 Oklahoma State W, 22-14F15 Oklahoma W, 22-11F17 Mankato State W, 23-9F19 at Southern Illinois W, 29-3F20 at Indiana State W, 27-8F26 at Big EightTournament* 2nd


YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTSM6 at Oklahoma W, 20-11M25-27 at NCAA Championships^ 2nd* at Lincoln, Neb. ^ at Auburn, Ala.

1971-72 16-1NCAA ChampionsD3 Nebraska W, 43-0D7 at Mankato State W, 35-9D17 Navy W, 33-3J7 Oklahoma State W, 22-15J12 Franklin & Marshall W, 35-9J15 at Drake W, 41-0J19 at Colorado State W, 46-9J20 at Oregon W, 31-9J21 at Oregon State W, 20-9J22 at Washington L, 16-17J28 Lehigh W, 31-7J31 at Oklahoma W, 28-10F4 Southern Illinois W, 33-6F11 Wisconsin W, 38-3F12 Cal Poly-SLO W, 28-9F18 at Colorado W, 39-0F19 at Wyoming W, 42-3F25 at Big EightTournament* 2ndM9-11 at NCAA Championships^ 1st* at Stillwater, Okla. ^ at College Park, Md.

1972-73 18-1NCAA ChampionsD8 at Nebraska W, 48-0D19 Colorado State W, 41-3J5 Mankato State W, 32-7J8 at Wisconsin W, 31-6J12 Colorado W, 49-0J13 at Iowa W, 29-9J18 at Lehigh W, 42-2J19 at Franklin & Marshall W, 48-0J20 at Navy W, 35-5J24 Hofstra W, 40-3J27 at Oklahoma State L, 17-20J29 Washington W, 35-9J31 Cal Poly-SLO W, 31-9F2 at Southern Illinois W, 41-0F3 at Missouri W, 42-0F9 Oregon W, 37-2F10 Oregon State W, 20-11F16 Oklahoma W, 33-5F24 at Big EightTournament* 2ndF27 at Drake W, 46-0M8-10 at NCAA Championships^ 1st* at Columbia, Mo. ^ at Seattle, Wash.

1973-74 13-5N29 Missouri W, 41-2D7 Nebraska W, 34-13J3 at Eastern Oregon W, 49-0J4 at Oregon State L, 11-26J5 at Washington L, 12-18J7 at Cal Poly-SLO L, 15-21J8 at Colorado W, 39-10J12 Lehigh W, 20-14J14 Franklin & Marshall W, 38-6J19 at Oklahoma L, 13-23J26 Oklahoma State W, 18-17F1 Southern Illinois W, 28-13

F5 at Colorado State W, 28-16F9 vs. South Dakota State* W, 23-15F9 at Mankato State W, 28-9F16 Iowa L, 12-23F23 Michigan State W, 21-12M1 at Big EightTournament^ 3rdM5 at Drake W, 35-6M14-16 NCAA Championships% 4th* at Mankato, Minn. ^ at Norman, Okla.% at Ames, Iowa

1974-75 15-3-2D6 at Nebraska W, 31-6D11 at Drake W, 39-0D20 Colorado State W, 39-3J3 at Iowa T, 19-19J4 at Wisconsin L, 15-17J5 at Franklin & Marshall W, 49-0J6 at Lehigh T, 17-17J7 at Hofstra W, 29-15J15 Arizona W, 52-0J17 Washington W, 34-9J20 Cal Poly-SLO W, 34-10J24 at Oklahoma State L, 12-19J27 Montclair State W, 20-18J31 at Kent State W, 29-7F1 at Michigan State W, 19-18F3 Colorado W, 36-5F7 at Southern Illinois W, 22-9F8 at Missouri W, 38-3F14 Oklahoma L, 18-21F20 Mankato State W, 36-5M1 at Big EightTournament* 3rdM13-15 at NCAA Championships^ 4th*at Stillwater, Okla. ^ at Princeton, N.J.

1975-76 19-2Big Eight ChampionsD1 at Drake W, 35-6D4 Kent State W, 44-3D4 Missouri W, 35-8D13 Nebraska W, 40-7D19 at Washington W, 32-6D22 at Oregon State W, 31-9J9 Iowa L, 14-19J12 Lehigh W, 31-11J13 Wisconsin W, 23-12J17 at Oklahoma W, 24-11J23 Oklahoma State W, 27-11J30 Michigan State W, 39-9J31 Southern Illinois W, 31-9F4 at UCLA W, 37-5F5 at Cal Poly-SLO W, 29-10F6 at Colorado W, 31-11F10 Northern Iowa W, 26-14F13 Louisiana State W, 42-0F16 at Mankato State W, 45-4F21 at Iowa L, 12-27F27 Big Eight Tournament* 1stM5 at Arizona W, 36-6M11-13 at NCAA Championships^ 2nd* at Ames, Iowa ^ at Tucson, Ariz.

1976-77 18-2-1NCAA Champions; Big Eight ChampionsN19 at Drake W, 45-3

D11 vs. South Dakota State* W, 37-9D11 at Nebraska W, 45-3D30 at Florida International W, 45-6J7 at Iowa W, 17-15J10 at Wisconsin W, 19-14J14 at Hofstra W, 30-12J15 at Lehigh W, 22-13J17 Oregon State W, 35-5J21 at Michigan W, 32-4J22 at Michigan State W, 37-5J24 at Oklahoma State L, 14-20J29 Cal Poly-SLO L, 16-18F5 Colorado W, 36-3F8 at Northern Iowa W, 34-9F9 at Minnesota W, 25-11F12 Oklahoma W, 30-6F19 Iowa T, 17-17F25 at Missouri W, 24-18F28 Louisiana State W, 41-6M4 at Big EightTournament^ 1stM12 Mankato State W, 37-3M17-19 at NCAA Championships% 1st* at Lincoln, Neb. ^ at Norman, Okla.% at Norman, Okla.

1977-78 19-2N22 at Drake W, 41-0D1 Missouri W, 25-11D10 Nebraska W, 51-0D17 vs. California* W, 41-6D17 at Washington W, 43-0D20 at Oregon State W, 24-12D21 at Oregon W, 36-3J7 Iowa W, 18-16J9 Wisconsin W, 23-9J12 Lehigh W, 28-13J14 at Northern Iowa W, 31-9J21 Oklahoma State L, 18-20J28 at Oklahoma W, 20-17J30 Minnesota W, 29-8F2 Michigan W, 37-6F3 Michigan State W, 41-3F10 Ohio State W, 33-6F18 at Iowa L, 13-24F24 at Colorado W, 41-4F25 at Cal Poly-SLO W, 26-15M3 at Big EightTournament^ 2ndM11 at Mankato State W, 41-3M16-18 at NCAA Championships% 2nd* at Seattle, Wash. ^ at Stillwater, Okla.% at College Park, Md.

1978-79 18-3Big Eight ChampionsN17 at Drake W, 33-6N28 at Missouri W, 27-15N30 Colorado W, 45-0D8 Northern Iowa W, 27-14D16 at Nebraska W, 30-6J6 at Iowa L, 14-24J7 at Wisconsin W, 20-18J12 at Michigan State W, 26-16J13 at Michigan W, 26-17J14 at Ohio State W, 36-6J19 at Lehigh W, 26-8J20 at Hofstra W, 43-3


YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTSJ26 Oregon State W, 21-13J27 Minnesota W, 23-12J29 Cal Poly-SLO W, 38-8F2 at Oklahoma W, 31-14F5 Oklahoma State L, 16-18F9 Oregon W, 22-15F10 Washington W, 41-3F17 Iowa L, 19-29F24 Big EightTournament* 1stM3 Mankato State W, 47-6M8-10 NCAA Championships^ 2nd* at Ames, Iowa ^ at Ames, Iowa

1979-80 19-4-1Big Eight ChampionsN17 at Drake W, 38-4N29 at Arizona State L, 18-24D2 at Arizona W, 37-5D6 Missouri W, 32-9D8 Nebraska W, 32-6D15 at Washington W, 36-6D18 at Oregon State W, 33-8D19 at Oregon W, 29-8J5 Iowa L, 17-23J7 Wisconsin W, 25-12J11 Lehigh W, 31-11J12 Kentucky W, 27-11J14 at Northern Iowa W, 24-9J18 Oklahoma State W, 32-9J25 at Oklahoma L, 17-21J26 vs. Rhode Island* W, 40-5J26 at Louisiana State W, 34-2J31 Michigan W, 27-8F1 Michigan State W, 20-7F3 at Minnesota W, 19-18F9 Ohio State W, 47-0F16 at Iowa L, 12-22F23 at Cal Poly W, 24-9F24 at Cal State Bakersfield T, 20-20M1 at Big EightTournament^ 1stM13-15 at NCAA Championships% 3rd* at Baton Rouge, La. ^ at Norman, Okla.% at Corvallis, Ore.

1980-81 19-2N21 Drake W, 41-3D13 Northern Iowa W, 28-12D18 at Kentucky W, 33-13D19 at Missouri W, 19-14D20 at Nebraska W, 28-10D27 at Midlands Championship* 3rdJ9 Iowa W, 25-14J12 at Wisconsin W, 24-9J16 at Bloomsburg W, 38-2J17 at Lehigh W, 23-18J19 Oregon State W, 36-3J22 Cal State-Bakersfield W, 34-11J24 Arizona State W, 39-14J26 Cal Poly-SLO W, 31-9J30 Minnesota W, 41-0F3 Oregon W, 35-3F7 at Oklahoma State W, 21-16F12 Louisiana State W, 27-14F13 Oklahoma L, 18-20F15 at Michigan State W, 23-15F16 at Michigan W, 20-15

F21 at Iowa L, 6-27F28 at Big EightTournament^ 2ndM12-14 at NCAA Championships% 3rd* at Evanston, Ill. ^ at Stillwater, Okla.% at Princeton, N.J.

1981-82 17-2Big Eight ChampionsN20 at Drake W, 41-0D3 at Tennessee W, 37-8D4 at Louisiana State W, 28-8D19 at Kentucky W, 46-6D21 at North Carolina W, 27-8D22 at North Carolina State W, 29-12D29 at Midlands Championship* n/aJ4 Bloomsburg W, 42-2J9 at Iowa L, 11-24J11 at Wisconsin W, 31-6J15 Lehigh W, 24-18J16 Nebraska W, 26-15J23 Oklahoma State W, 23-11J25 Missouri W, 32-9J28 at Northern Iowa W, 23-10J31 at Minnesota W, 20-19F4 Michigan W, 36-7F12 at Oklahoma W, 19-18F14 Michigan State W, 44-2F19 Iowa L, 8-31F28 at Big EightTournament^ 1stM11-13 NCAA Championships% 2nd* at Evanston, Ill. ^ at Lincoln, Neb.% at Ames, Iowa

1982-83 14-4N19 at Drake W, 41-8D4 Kentucky W, 45-6D18 at Nebraska W, 24-17D20 Cal State-Bakersfield W, 38-8D29 Midwest Championship* 1stJ2 North Carolina W, 32-15J3 Syracuse W, 25-20J7 at Penn State W, 31-12J8 at Lehigh W, 26-17J10 Wisconsin W, 31-14J15 Iowa L, 15-21J22 Oklahoma L, 16-17J24 Louisiana State W, 30-12J31 Northern Iowa W, 33-6F4 at Missouri W, 34-15F5 at Oklahoma State L, 14-23F11 at Michigan W, 36-8F12 at Michigan State W, 27-16F19 at Iowa L, 11-26F26 Big EightTournament^ 2ndM10-12 at NCAA Championships% 3rd* at Ames, Iowa ^ at Ames, Iowa% at Oklahoma City, Okla.

1983-84 13-7N18 at Drake W, 43-0D1 vs. Wyoming* W, 35-9D17 at North Carolina W, 23-16D18 at Clemson W, 26-9D20 at Ohio State W, 31-19D29 Midwest Championship^ 3rd

J3 Arizona State W, 29-14J4 Penn State L, 19-21J7 Nebraska W, 25-10J14 at Iowa L, 14-27J16 Lehigh W, 33-12J20 Oklahoma State L, 8-37J23 Missouri W, 26-13J27 Minnesota W, 23-15J28 at Northern Iowa L, 17-21F3 Michigan W, 36-3F6 at Wisconsin W, 24-12F10 at Oklahoma L, 17-22F11 at Louisiana State L, 15-21F13 at Syracuse W, 26-9F18 Iowa L, 16-26F25 at Big Eight Tournament% 2ndM8-10 at NCAA Championships& 7th* at Las Vegas, Nev. ^ at Ames, Iowa% at Stillwater, Okla. & at East Ruther-ford, N.J.

1984-85 20-7N16 at Drake W, 40-0N29 Louisiana State W, 21-15N30 at Nebraska W, 33-11D5 at Arizona State L, 18-20D14 at Penn State W, 24-14D15 at Syracuse W, 27-16D29 Midwest Championship* 2ndJ2 North Carolina W, 28-12J3 North Carolina State W, 29-18J4 Clemson W, 26-12J8 at Lehigh W, 31-12J11 at Virginia Duals^J11 vs. West Virginia W, 24-20J11 vs. Tennessee L, 19-20J11 vs. Indiana W, 27-9J11 vs. Virginia W, 40-6J11 vs. Cal Poly-SLO W, 39-6J11 vs. North Carolina W, 34-9J15 Wisconsin L, 16-21J19 Iowa L, 9-28J25 Ohio State W, 23-15J26 Oklahoma W, 28-13F1 at Oklahoma State L, 11-27F2 at Missouri W, 35-8F8 at Michigan L, 15-18F10 at Minnesota W, 39-2F15 Northern Iowa W, 35-5F16 Wyoming W, 41-5F23 at Iowa L, 9-23M1 at Big EightTournament% 3rdM14-16 at NCAA Championships& 3rd* at Ames, Iowa ^ at Hampton, Va.% at Norman, Okla. & at Oklahoma City, Okla.

1985-86 19-1N15 Nebraska W, 34-4N22 at Drake W, 32-6N29 at North Carolina State W, 20-19N30 at North Carolina W, 25-15D1 at Clemson W, 25-13D29-30 Midwest Championship* 1stJ4 Cyclone Classic 1stJ4 vs. Morgan State W, forfeit


YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTSJ4 vs. Arizona State W, 29-15J4 vs. Penn State W, 28-9J10-11 at Virginia Duals^ 1stJ10 vs. Indiana W, 34-6J10 vs. West Virginia W, 42-0J11 vs. Bloomsburg W, 31-9J11 vs. Wisconsin W, 27-8J18 at Iowa L, 9-25J20 at Wisconsin W, 23-12J25 Oklahoma State W, 21-12J30 Michigan W, 32-9F1 Missouri W, 54-0F8 at Northern Iowa W, 26-11F14 at Oklahoma W, 30-13F23 Iowa W, 19-16M1-2 Big EightTournament% 2ndM13-15 at NCAA Championships& 4th* at Ames, Iowa ^ at Hampton, Va.% at Ames, Iowa & at Iowa City, Iowa

1986-87 14-3NCAA Champions; Big Eight ChampionsN28 at Bloomsburg W, 22-17D3 at Arizona State W, 25-17D13 vs. Weber State* W, 43-6D13 at Nebraska W, 30-14D18 Clarion W, 26-16J3 SIU-Edwardsville W, 43-2J3 North Carolina W, 23-16J11 Iowa W, 23-12J16 at Oklahoma State L, 16-23J23 at Drake W, 49-0J24 Wisconsin W, 35-6F5 at Lehigh W, 24-15F6 at Penn State L, 15-19F8 at Michigan W, 43-2F13 Oklahoma W, 43-0F16 Northern Iowa W, 25-12F21 at Iowa L, 15-18M7 at Big Eight Tournament^ T-1stM19-21 at NCAA Championships& 1st* at Lincoln, Neb. ^ at Stillwater, Okla.& at College Park, Md.

1987-88 17-4N19 Edinboro W, 19-18N27 at North Carolina State W, 23-20N28 at North Carolina W, 28-18D2 at Wyoming W, 35-2D12 at Wisconsin L, 11-28J2 Bloomsburg W, 26-12J2 Nebraska W, 26-15J6 Lehigh W, 36-6J8-9 at Virginia Duals* 1stJ8 vs. Syracuse W, 25-9J8 vs. North Carolina State W, 18-14J9 vs. Oklahoma W, 21-13J9 vs. Arizona State W, 20-19J16 at Iowa L, 15-22J19 at Northern Iowa L, 17-19J23 Clarion W, 36-2J29 Missouri W, 27-9J30 Oklahoma State W, 19-16F6 Michigan W, 19-15F7 Penn State W, 19-13F12 at Oklahoma W, 21-14

F21 Iowa L, 15-17M7 at Big Eight Tournament^ 2ndM17-19 NCAA Championships% 3rd* at Hampton, Va. ^ at Norman, Okla.% at Ames, Iowa

1988-89 8-9-1N25 at Bloomsburg W, 22-12D9 at Missouri W, 29-8D10 at Nebraska L, 14-19J2 North Carolina L, 14-25J7 Wisconsin T, 18-18J15 Iowa L, 15-25J21 Northern Iowa W, 20-18J22 Clemson W, 30-8J27 at Oklahoma State L, 6-28J29 North Carolina State W, 27-15F3 at Lehigh W, 29-11F4 at Penn State L, 10-25F5 at Clarion W, 23-20F10 Arizona State L, 15-19F11 Oklahoma L, 17-20F19 at Iowa L, 17-22F24 at Michigan L, 11-23F25 at Edinboro W, 24-10M5 Big Eight Tournament* 2ndM16-18 at NCAA Championships^ 3rd* at Ames, Iowa ^ at Oklahoma City, Okla.

1989-90 14-9N29 vs. Portland State* W, 31-6N29 at Arizona State L, 9-24D8 Missouri W, 38-0D16 Nebraska L, 16-21J3 Lehigh W, 31-9J7 Clarion W, 26-16J9 at North Carolina State W, 26-13J9 at North Carolina W, 25-12J12-13 at National Duals^ 4thJ12 vs. Central State W, 31-6J12 vs. Iowa L, 2-32J12 vs. Wisconsin W, 17-14J13 vs. North Carolina W, 29-10J13 vs. Nebraska W, forfeitJ13 vs. Iowa L, 13-24J20 at Iowa L, 6-28J27 Cal State-Bakersfield W, 18-17J31 at Wisconsin W, 24-14F1 at Northern Iowa W, 20-14F4 Penn State W, 21-12F8 Michigan L, 16-21F10 at Oklahoma L, 17-24F18 Iowa L, 8-29M3 Oklahoma State L, 9-26M11 at Big Eight Tournament% 4thM22-24 at NCAA Championships& 9th* at Tempe, Ariz. ^ at Hampton, Va.% at Lincoln, Neb. & at College Park, Md.

1990-91 13-3N28 at Cal State-Bakersfield W, 23-13D8 Drake W, 33-4D15 at Nebraska W, 17-16J2 North Carolina W, 36-3J4 Northern Iowa W, 32-5

J5 Wisconsin W, 31-3J6 North Carolina State W, 31-6J20 Iowa L, 9-25J24 at Missouri W, 25-9J25 at Michigan W, 25-10F1 at Lehigh W, 42-0F2 at Penn State W, 26-11F8 Arizona State W, 21-16F9 Oklahoma W, 33-11F17 at Iowa L, 6-37F25 at Oklahoma State L, 17-21M3 at Big Eight Tournament* 2ndM14-16 at NCAA Championships^ 5th* at Columbia, Mo. ^ at Iowa City, Iowa

1991-92 11-3D12 Nebraska W, 31-11J5 vs. Clarion* W, 28-9J5 at Wisconsin W, 20-16J12 Lehigh W, 33-3J14 Missouri W, 38-5J24 at Arizona State W, 27-16J25 at Oklahoma W, 25-10J28 at Northern Iowa W, 32-5J31 Penn State L, 15-24F8-9 at National Duals^ 2ndF8 vs. Nebraska W, 25-7F9 vs. Penn State W, 20-14F9 vs. Iowa L, 13-32F14 Drake W, 34-6F22 at Iowa L, 8-29M7 at Big Eight Tournament% 2ndM19-21 at NCAA Championships& 4th* at Madison, Wis. ^ at Ann Arbor, Mich.%at Stillwater, Okla. &at Oklahoma City, Okla.

1992-93 13-4N21 at Drake Classic*N21 vs. Trinity College W, forfeitN21 vs. Marquette W, 48-3N21 at Drake W, 32-6D4-5 at Las Vegas Invitational^ 3rdD29-30 at Midlands Championship% 5thJ6 at Nebraska W, 18-15J12 at Missouri W, 25-9J17 Oklahoma W, 32-10J23-24 at National Duals& 7thJ23 vs. Purdue W, 28-9J23 vs. Nebraska L, 13-26J24 vs. Oregon State W, 27-13J24 vs. Michigan L, 15-22J24 vs. Fresno State W, 24-17J30 Northern Iowa W, 25-12J30 Wisconsin W, 29-13F5 at Lehigh W, 37-9F6 at Penn State L, 12-23F14 Arizona State W, 16-15F20 Iowa L, 12-28M6 at Big Eight Tournament# 2ndM18-20 NCAA Championships@ 6th* at Des Moines, Iowa ^ at Las Vegas, Nev.% at Evanston, Ill. & at Lincoln, Neb.# at Norman, Okla. @ at Ames, Iowa


YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS1993-94 7-7J14 at Northern Iowa L, 16-18J16 Oklahoma L, 13-22J22-23 at National Duals* 6thJ22 vs. North Carolina L, 13-24J22 vs. Buena Vista W, 35-3J22 vs. Oregon State W, 18-16J23 vs. Fresno State W, 24-15J23 vs. North Carolina L, 16-19J23 vs. Nebraska L, 11-32J29 Boston W, 27-15J29 West Virginia W, 22-15F5 Missouri W, 27-17F6 Nebraska W, 21-19F12 Minnesota L, 12-18F20 at Iowa L, 19-22M5 Big Eight Tournament^ 4thM17-19 at NCAA Championships% 10th* at Lincoln, Neb ^ at Ames, Iowa% at Chapel Hill, N.C.

1994-95 17-4D3 at Nebraska W, 24-12J5 Wartburg W, 23-11J5 Clarion W, 20-18J10 at Missouri W, 20-15J13 vs. Drexel* W, 30-8J13 vs. Seton Hall* W, 32-9J13 at Boston W, 36-3J15 vs. Pittsburgh^ W, 23-12J15 at West Virginia W, 27-15J21-22 at National Duals% 5thJ21 vs. Central Oklahoma W, 20-15J21 vs. Michigan State L, 15-16J21 vs. Ohio W, 26-15J21 vs. North Carolina W, 24-19J22 at Nebraska L, 15-17J22 vs. Penn State W, 22-15J28 at Oklahoma State W, 17-16F3 at Minnesota L, 16-18F5 Northern Iowa W, 38-6F5 Northern Illinois W, 34-12F12 Oklahoma W, 28-13F18 Iowa L, 3-32M5 at Big Eight Tournament& 4thM16-18 at NCAA Championships 14th* at Boston, Mass. ^ at Morgantown, W.Va.% at Lincoln, Neb. & at Lincoln, Neb.# at Iowa City, Iowa

1995-96 12-6-1J7 vs. Slippery Rock* W, 32-9J7 at Pittsburgh W, 24-15J7 vs. Ohio* W, 28-15J13 Iowa L, 12-22J14 at Wartburg W, 23-16J14 vs. Wisconsin-River Falls^ W, 34-13J21-22 at National Duals% 6thJ21 vs. Fresno State W, 26-19J21 vs. Penn State T, 19-19 (L/C)J21 vs. Ohio State W, 18-16J21 vs. Arizona State W, 22-19J22 vs. Oklahoma State L, 15-18J22 vs. Penn State L, 13-19J27 Nebraska L, 17-21

F1 Missouri W, 45-0F4 Penn State W, 19-12F9 Minnesota W, 22-12F11 at Northern Iowa W, 34-7F18 at Iowa L, 4-33F25 at Oklahoma L, 12-23M9 at Big Eight Tournament& 4thM21-23 at NCAA Championships# 2nd* at Pittsburgh, Pa. ^ at Waverly, Iowa% at Lincoln, Neb. & at Stillwater, Okla.# at Minneapolis, Minn.

1996-97 10-7-1D14 at Iowa L, 13-26J4 at Minnesota W, 19-16J12 vs. Mankato State& W, 24-20J18-19 at National Duals* 6thJ18 vs. Pennsylvania T, 16-16 (W/C)J18 vs. Michigan W, 26-14J18 vs. Oklahoma State L, 9-28J19 vs. Penn State L, 6-30J19 vs. Michigan State L, 16-19J24 Oklahoma W, 24-15J26 Oklahoma State L, 15-18F2 at Nebraska L, 18-20F7 at Missouri W, 24-9F9 Boston W, 42-3F9 North Carolina State W, 42-3F16 Iowa L, 18-20F20 Truman State W, 36-6F20 Northern Illinois W, 36-10F23 Northern Iowa W, 34-4M8 at Big 12 Championship^ 2ndM20-22 at NCAA Championships% 4th* at Lincoln, Neb. ^ at Columbia, Mo.% at Cedar Falls, Iowa &at Forest City, Iowa

1997-98 12-8N22 at Boston Duals*N22 vs. Harvard W, 19-12N22 vs. Bucknell W, 27-14N22 at Boston W, 30-9D14 Iowa L, 10-28J4 Minnesota L, 15-20J4 Mankato State W, 33-18J9 vs. New Mexico^ W, 57-0J9 at Arizona State L, 16-19J17-18 at National Duals% DNPJ17 vs. Augsburg W, 27-7J17 vs. Penn State L, 14-20J17 vs. Oklahoma L, 15-23J23 at Oklahoma L, 14-22J24 at Oklahoma State L, 6-26F1 Nebraska W, 22-13F7 Brigham Young W, 31-10F7 Missouri W, 30-6F8 Truman State W, 40-4F8 Wisconsin W, 25-9F20 at Iowa L, 9-32F22 at Northern Iowa W, 32-3M7 at Big 12 Championship# 4thM19-21 at NCAA Championships& 6th* at Boston, Mass. ^ at Tempe, Ariz.% at Iowa City, Iowa # at Norman, Okla.* at Cleveland, Ohio

1998-99 20-5-1N22 at Ohio State W, 19-13N22 vs. Cumberlands (Ky.)* W, 47-0N22 at Ohio W, 38-3N29 at Wisconsin W, 31-7N29 vs. Marquette^ W, 38-6D5 at Simpson Duals%D5 vs. Augustana (Ill.) W, 40-6D5 vs. Coe W, 47-6D5 at Simpson W, 37-9D5 vs. Cornell College W, 48-6D11 at Iowa L, 14-30D14 Northwestern W, 27-14J9 Mankato State W, 35-8J16-17 at National Duals& 4thJ16 vs. Northwestern W, 26-19J16 vs. Arizona State W, 25-9J17 vs. Oklahoma State L, 15-23J17 vs. Oklahoma W, 19-17J17 vs. Iowa L, 7-32J19 Oklahoma State L, 14-24J24 Oklahoma T, 18-18J31 at Nebraska L, 18-19F5 at Brigham Young W, 36-12F5 vs. Southern Colorado# W, 53-(-1)F7 at Missouri W, 32-9F7 at Truman State W, 41-3F14 Arizona State W, 27-7F21 Northern Iowa W, 38-6M6 Big 12 Championship@ 3rdM18-20 at NCAA Championships$ T-4th* at Athens, Ohio ^ at Madison, Wis.% at Indianola, Iowa & at Iowa City, Iowa# at Provo, Utah @ at Ames, Iowa$ at State College, Pa.

1999-2000 20-2N12 at Minnesota State-Mankato W, 32-6N28 Wisconsin W, 28-9D4 at Simpson Duals*D4 vs. Augustana (Ill.) W, 44-6D4 vs. Cornell College W, 46-6D4 at Simpson W, 42-6D4 vs. Minnesota State-Mankato W, 40-6D10 Iowa L, 12-24D13 Ohio State W, 30-6D29-30 at Midlands Championship^ 6thJ8 at Lone Star Duals%J8 vs. Oregon State W, 31-8J8 vs. Boise State W, 30-9J8 vs. Lock Haven W, 36-6J16 Hofstra W, 37-3J22-23 at National Duals# 1stJ22 vs. Penn State W, 27-9J22 vs. Cal State Bakersfield W, 34-3J23 vs. Oklahoma W, 18-15J23 vs. Minnesota W, 17-16J28 at Oklahoma State W, 22-10J29 at Oklahoma L, 17-18F11 Missouri W, 31-9F13 at Arizona State W, 31-9F18 Nebraska W, 26-12F20 at Northern Iowa W, 33-8M5 at Big 12 Championship@ 2nd


YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTSM16-18 at NCAA Championships& 2nd* at Indianola, Iowa ^ at Evanston, Ill.% at Grand Prairie, Texas # at State College, Pa.@ at Lincoln, Neb. & at St. Louis, Mo.

2000-01 19-4N22 vs. Loras College* W, 46-3N26 at Ohio State W, 22-16D2 at Simpson Duals^D2 vs. Coe W, 47-3D2 vs. Minnesota State-Mankato W, 37-6D2 vs. William Penn W, 43-5D2 at Simpson W, 42-4D3 Central Michigan W, 37-4D8 at Iowa L, 17-23D29-30 at Midlands Championships% 2ndJ6 at Lone Star Duals&J6 vs. Harvard W, 29-7J6 vs. Wisconsin W, 25-9J6 vs. Fresno State W, 30-15J14 Hofstra W, 32-10J20-21 at National Duals# 4thJ20 vs. Montclair State W, 29-18J20 vs. Oklahoma W, 19-17J20 vs. Oklahoma State L, 13-25J21 vs. Michigan W, 22-16J21 vs. Iowa L, 21-26J26 Oklahoma State L, 14-25F2 Oklahoma W, 20-19F9 at Missouri W, 28-13F11 Arizona State W, 19-16F16 at Nebraska W, 22-13F18 Northern Iowa W, 29-15M2-3 at Big 12 Championship@ 3rdM15-17 at NCAA Championships$ 6th* at Fort Dodge, Iowa ^ at Indianola, Iowa% at Evanston, Ill. & at Grand Prairie, Texas# at State College, Pa. @ at Stillwater, Okla.$ at Iowa City, Iowa

2001-02 17-5N16 at Hofstra W, 34-3N25 West Virginia W, 24-16D1 at Simpson Duals*D1 vs. Augustana (Ill.) W, 46-6D1 vs. Cornell College W, 36-3D1 vs. Coe W, 32-12D1 at Simpson W, 37-12D2 Wisconsin W, 24-21D9 Iowa L, 16-21D29-30 at Midlands Championships^ 2ndJ6 Northern Iowa W, 20-18J19-20 at National Duals% 4thJ19 vs. Arizona State W, 29-14J19 vs. Oklahoma L, 15-21J19 vs. Central Michigan W, 24-17J19 vs. Oklahoma State W, 25-20J20 vs. Michigan W, 22-19J20 vs. Iowa L, 15-25J25 North Carolina State W, 33-15

F1 at Oklahoma State L, 16-25F3 at Oklahoma L, 16-26F7 Missouri W, 26-16F10 at Arizona State W, 31-9F16 Nebraska W, 24-16F24 at Northern Iowa W, 25-12M9 at Big 12 Championship# 3rdM21-23 at NCAA Championships@ 2nd* at Indianola, Iowa ^ at Evanston, Ill.% at Columbus, Ohio # at Norman, Okla.@ at Albany, N.Y.

2002-03 8-10N23 at Millersville W, 37-12N23 vs. Lock Haven* L, 15-15 (C)N30 Lehigh L, 12-21D8 at Iowa L, 7-34D12 Tennessee-Chattanooga W, 34-7J4 at West Virginia L, 14-22J4 at Pittsburgh W, 25-15J4 vs. Slippery Rock^ W, 38-6J18-19 at National Duals% DNPJ18 vs. Minnesota W, 22-18J18 vs. Oklahoma L, 15-19J19 vs. Cornell L, 16-23J26 Northern Iowa L, 16-22F2 Oklahoma State L, 9-26F8 at Missouri L, 11-24F14 at Nebraska L, 17-20F16 Oklahoma W, 27-19F23 Fresno State W, 34-8F23 North Carolina State W, 30-16M8 at Big 12 Championship# 5thM20-22 at NCAA Championships& T-19th* at Millersville, Pa. ^ at Pittsburgh, Pa.% at Columbus, Ohio # at Columbia, Mo.& at Kansas City, Mo.

2003-04 16-4N7 Minnesota State-Mankato W, 39-7N7 Boston W, 22-14N14 at Lehigh W, 23-18N29 at Chattanooga W, 27-9N29 vs. Carson-Newman* W, 43-6N29 vs. Virginia Tech* W, 32-12D7 Iowa W, 21-13D12 at Minnesota W, 19-18D29-30 at Midlands Championships^ 2ndJ4 vs. Cal Poly% W, 18-16J4 at Arizona State L, 20-22J7 vs. San Francisco State& W, 36-12J7 at Fresno State W, 26-15J17 at National Duals# DNPJ17 vs. Pennsylvania L, 15-26J17 vs. Northern Iowa L, 21-22J24 at Northern Iowa W, 19-16J30 at Oklahoma W, 19-16J31 at Oklahoma State L, 6-27F13 Missouri W, 20-15F21 North Carolina State W, 45-0F26 Nebraska W, 22-9M6 Big 12 Championship@ 3rdM18-20 at NCAA Championships$ 6th* at Chattanooga, Tenn. ^ at Evanston,

Ill.% at Tempe, Ariz. & at Fresno, Calif.# at Cleveland, Ohio @ at Ames, Iowa$ at St. Louis, Mo.

2004-05 16-2N7 vs. Upper Iowa* W, 40-6N12 Pittsburgh W, 31-7N20 at Wolverine Duals^N20 vs. Boise State W, 32-10N20 vs. Adams State W, 40-6N20 at Utah Valley State W, 35-9N28 Arizona State W, 22-16D5 at Iowa W, 19-16D18 at Nebraska Duals%D18 vs. Findlay W, 42-4D18 vs. Dana W, 46-0D29-30 at Midlands Championships& 3rdJ4 Chattanooga W, 28-9J9 Minnesota W, 21-12J15 Northern Iowa W, 25-16J21 Lock Haven W, 35-12J21 Stanford W, 23-18J27 Oklahoma State L, 14-21J30 Oklahoma W, 30-6F12 at Missouri W, 18-15F19 at Nebraska L, 15-16M5 at Big 12 Championship@ 2ndM17-19 at NCAA Championships# 10th* at Council Bluffs, Iowa ^ at Orem, Utah% at Lincoln, Neb. & at Evanston, Ill.@ at Omaha, Neb. # at St. Louis, Mo.

2005-06 11-7N6 at Upper Iowa W, 31-9N6 vs. Wisconsin-LaCrosse* W, 31-9N11 Utah Valley State W, 33-9D2 Iowa L, 15-20D9 at Minnesota L, 13-21D18 Cal Poly W, 26-18D29-30 at Midlands Championships^ 5thJ5 Virginia Tech W, 32-11J8 vs. UC Davis% W, 26-18J8 at Arizona State W, 26-23J14 at National Duals& DNPJ14 vs. Northwestern W, 20-16J14 vs. Minnesota L, 6-30J14 vs. Missouri L, 18-21J22 at Northern Iowa W, 24-15J28 at Oklahoma W, 19-16J29 at Oklahoma State L, 14-26F5 Penn State W, 20-18F12 Missouri L, 15-16F19 Nebraska L, 21-22M4 Big 12 Championship# 4thM16-18 at NCAA Championships@ T-13th* at Fayette, Iowa ^ at Evanston, Ill.% at Tempe, Ariz. & at Cedar Falls, Iowa# at Ames, Iowa @ at Oklahoma City, Okla.


YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS2006-07 13-3Big 12 ChampionsN10 Buena Vista W, 46-0N26 Arizona State W, 40-0D3 at Iowa L, 6-24D8 Minnesota L, 13-19D17 Northern Iowa W, 38-3D29-30 at Midlands Championships* 1stJ13-14 at National Duals^ 3rdJ13 vs. Michigan W, 25-15J13 vs. Hofstra W, 25-9J14 vs. Minnesota L, 11-24J14 vs. Oklahoma State W, 25-9J20 at Nebraska W, 25-12J26 Oklahoma W, 27-9J28 Oklahoma State W, 21-12F9 Rider W, 38-6F11 at Missouri W, 27-12F16 at Virginia Tech W, 42-3F18 at Virginia W, 37-3M3 at Big 12 Championship% 1stM15-17 at NCAA Championships& 2nd* at Evanston, Ill. ^ at Cedar Falls, Iowa% at Columbia, Mo. & at Auburn Hills, Mich.

2007-08 16-4Big 12 ChampionsN8 Northern Illinois W, 39-4N16 at Rider W, 34-0N18 at Binghamton Duals*N18 vs. Clarion W, 40-0N18 at Binghamton W, 30-15N18 vs. West Virginia W, 24-9D2 at Minnesota W, 18-13D9 Iowa L, 13-20D16 at Northern Iowa W, 29-10D29-30 Midlands Championships^ 2ndJ12-13 National Duals% 7thJ12 vs. Hofstra L, 18-19 (C)J12 vs. Northern Iowa W, 31-3J12 vs. Central Michigan W, 24-6J13 vs. Penn State L, 16-22J13 vs. Northwestern W, 26-16J18 Wisconsin W, 24-18J25 at Oklahoma W, 31-3J27 at Oklahoma State L, 15-16F8 Oregon State W, 40-0F10 at Arizona State W, 32-3F17 Missouri W, 18-15F24 Nebraska W, 22-12M8 at Big 12 Championship@ 1stM20-22 at NCAA Championships# T-5th* at Binghamton, N.Y. ^ at Evanston, Ill.% at Cedar Falls, Iowa @ at Stillwater, Okla.# at St. Louis, Mo.

2008-09 15-3Big 12 ChampionsN13 Utah Valley W, 39-0N21 at Wisconsin W, 27-7N23 Arizona State W, 24-11D6 at Iowa L, 15-20D13 vs. Dickinson State* W, 52-0D13 at North Dakota State W, 42-0

D29-30 at Midlands Championships^ 2ndJ10-11 at National Duals% 3rdJ10 vs. Indiana W, 35-0J10 vs. Boise State W, 19-15J11 vs. Cornell L, 15-22J11 vs. Nebraska W, 20-19J18 at Oregon State W, 29-6J23 Oklahoma W, 23-15J25 Oklahoma State W, 24-12F6 Northern Iowa W, 26-9F13 Chattanooga W, 37-6F15 at Missouri L, 15-18F20 Minnesota W, 29-6F22 at Nebraska W, 30-10M7 at Big 12 Championship$ T-1stM19-21 at NCAA Championships# 3rd* at Fargo, N.D. ^ at Evanston, Ill.% at Cedar Falls, Iowa $ at Lincoln, Neb.# at St. Louis, Mo.

2009-10 13-2N12 South Dakota State W, 43-3D6 Iowa L, 16-18D19 at Northern Iowa W, 42-0D29-30 at Midlands Championships* 2ndJ3 at Minnesota W, 19-16J9-10 at National Duals^ 2ndJ9 vs. Bloomsburg W, 38-7J9 vs. Maryland W, 26-6J10 vs. Ohio State W, 23-9J10 vs. Iowa L, 12-19J16 Illinois W, 33-9J22 at Oklahoma W, 21-12J24 at Oklahoma State W, 20-18J31 at Cornell W, 24-13F7 at Arizona State W, 30-10F14 Missouri W, 28-10F21 Nebraska W, 34-7M6 at Big 12 Championship% 2ndM18-20 at NCAA Championships# 3rd*at Evanston, Ill. ^at Cedar Falls, Iowa%at Norman, Okla. #at Omaha, Neb.

2010-11 9-10N6 vs. Virginia Tech* W, 17-16N6 vs. Kent State* W, 23-19N11 Boston W, 32-12N21 Old Dominion W, 26-11D3 at Iowa L, 13-22D29-30 at Midlands Championships^ 8thJ8-9 at National Duals% 8thJ8 vs. Boise State L, 13-25J8 vs. Northern Illinois W, 23-11J8 vs. American W, 27-15J9 vs. Oklahoma State L, 9-37J9 vs. Boise State L, 13-25J16 Minnesota L, 13-26J21 Oklahoma L, 7-33J23 Oklahoma State L, 13-29J30 at Cornell L, 16-30J30 at Binghamton W, 22-18F4 Northern Iowa W, 21-20F6 Arizona State W, 33-14

F13 at Missouri L, 11-23F20 at Nebraska L, 14-21M5 at Big 12 Championship@ 5thM17-19 at NCAA Championships# 20th* at Salem, Va. ^ at Evanston, Ill.% at Cedar Falls, Iowa @ at Ames, Iowa# at Philadelphia, Pa.

2011-12 4-13N6 vs. Army* L, 22-23N6 at Boston L, 16-21N20 at Old Dominion L, 16-21N25 Oklahoma State L, 9-29N27 Oklahoma L, 13-22D4 Iowa L, 9-27D9 at Minnesota L, 6-34D18 at Missouri L, 10-31D29-30 at Midlands Championships^ 8thJ3 at Arizona State W, 25-14J8 Missouri L, 11-24J13 Virginia Tech W, 20-14J20 at Oklahoma L, 16-19J22 at Oklahoma State L, 7-33J29 Cornell L, 11-28F3 at Northern Iowa W, 19-17F12 National Duals Regional% T-3rdF12 Wisconsin W, 36-3F12 Oregon State L, 12-27M3 at Big 12 Championship$ 4thM15-17 at NCAA Championships# 35th* at Boston, Mass. ^ at Evanston, Ill.% at Ames, Iowa $ at Columbia, Mo.# at St. Louis, Mo.

2012-13 11-5N25 Old Dominion L, 13-22D1 at Iowa L, 3-32D16 North Dakota State W, 22-18D29-30 at Midlands Championships* T-17thJ5 at Oklahoma L, 15-19J11 at Rutgers W, 19-15J13 at Drexel W, 31-12J13 at Penn W, 25-9J26 at West Virginia W, 30-3F1 Arizona State W, 23-18F3 Oklahoma State L, 9-25F8 Northern Iowa W, 23-12F15 at Michigan State W, 30-10F17 at Eastern Michigan W, 39-0M8 vs. Oklahoma^ W, 38-7M8 at Oklahoma State L, 6-27M8 vs. West Virginia^ W, 45-3M9 at Big 12 Championships^ 2ndM21-23 NCAA Championships% 11th*at Evanston, Ill. ^at Stillwater, Okla.%at Des Moines, Iowa

2013-14 9-7N7 Drexel W, 24-16N7 Grand View W, 22-18N15 Midland W, 38-3N15 West Virginia W, 22-12N24 at Old Dominion W, 20-15D1 Iowa L, 9-23


YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTSD6-7 at Cliff Keen Las Vegas Inv.* 8thD14 at North Dakota State W, 22-13J1-2 at Southern Scuffle^ 8thJ12 Oklahoma L, 11-27J17 Rutgers W, 22-13J24 at Oklahoma State L, 3-29F1 at Arizona State W, 21-12F7 at Northern Iowa L, 13-24F16 vs. Kent State% L, 16-19F16 vs. Hofstra% W, 36-9F17 vs. Central Michigan% L, 18-19F23 Minnesota L, 12-27M8 at Big 12 Championship# 3rdM20-22 at NCAA Championships@ 12th* at Las Vegas, Nev. ^ at Chattanooga, Tenn.% at Columbus, Ohio # at Norman, Okla.@ at Oklahoma City, Okla.

2014-15 11-2N1 at NIACC Kaye Young OpenN8 Harold Nichols Cyclone OpenN14 at Utah Valley W, 39-4N14 at Boise State W, 36-8N20 at Central Michigan W, 30-3N23 at Michigan State W, 22-9 N29 at Iowa L, 8-28D5-6 at Cliff Keen Invitational# 4thJ1-2 at Southern Scuffle* 11thJ11 Penn W, 41-3J18 Virginia Tech W, 21-12J25 Oklahoma State L, 15-20J31 at Oklahoma W, 26-18F7 at West Virginia W, 29-7F13 Arizona State W, 27-6F15 Northern Iowa W, 24-12F22 Wisconsin W, 30-16M7 at Big 12 Championships^ 2ndM19-21 NCAA Championships% 14th*at Chattanooga, Tenn. ^ at Ames, Iowa# at Las Vegas, Nev., % at St. Louis, Mo.

2015-16 10-6N7 at Virginia Tech L, 3-32N 12 Midland University W, 51-0N 12 Boise State W, 34-3N 15 Harold Nichols Cyclone OpenN 29 Iowa L, 6-33D4-5 at Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invita-tional@ T-19thD 12 Wyoming W, 19-14D 29-30 at Midlands Championships % 6thJ 8 at George Mason* W, 39-2J 8 at Kent State* W, 25-9J 9 at Chattanooga* W, 22-13J 9 at Virginia Tech * W, 16-14J 15 at Arizona State L, 18-23J 22 at Oklahoma L, 9-28J 24 at Oklahoma L, 3-38J 31 Central Michigan W, 25-12F 5 at Northern Iowa W, 18-16F 14 West Virginia W, 28-11F 19 at Minnesota L, 10-30M5-6 at Big 12 Championship^ 3rdM17-19 at NCAA Championship # 12th

@ at Las Vegas, Nev. * at Virginia Duals^ at Kansas City, Mo. # at New York City, N.Y.

2016-17 1-12N4 at South Dakot State L, 27-9N6 at North Dakota State L, 25-16N14 Harold Nichols Cyclone Open^N26 at Northern Colorado W, 19-16N27 at Wyoming L, 19-15D2-3 at Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational# 12thD10 at Iowa L, 26-9D29-30 at Midlands Championships% 12thJ6 Arizona State L, 25-14J14 at North Carolina L, 20-17J20 Northern Iowa L, 20-12J27 Oklahoma L, 30-12J29 Oklahoma State L, 34-3F10 at Pittsburgh L, 22-15F12 at West Virginia L, 22-20F10 Minnesota L, 40-74-5 at Big 12 Championships* 6thM19-21 NCAA Championships@ T57th^ at Ames, Iowa, # at Las Vegas, % at Evanston, Ill., * at Tulsa, Okla., @ at St. Louis, Mo.

2017-18 8-10N4 Harold Nichols Cyclone Open^N12 Drexel L, 21-16N26 Rider L, 22-15D2-3 at Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational# 29thD9 Wyoming L, 24-14J5 Northern Colorado L, 22-20J7 Oregon State W, 24-16J12 Virginia W, 21-18J12 Arizona State L, 25-13J12 Old Dominion W, 25-12J13 Lock Haven W, ForfeitJ13 Fresno State W, 25-16J21 West Virginia W, 25-16J26 at Oklahoma L, 21-16J28 at Oklahoma State L, 31-3F2 at North Dakota State W, 21-20 (Crit.)F4 at South Dakota State L, 30-15F9 Fresno State W, 26-22F10 at Northern Iowa L, 31-7F18 Iowa L, 35-6M3-4 at Big 12 Championships* 7thM15-17 NCAA Championships@ T45th^ at Ames, Iowa, # at Las Vegas, $ at Virginia Duals* at Tulsa, Okla., @ at St. Louis, Mo.


SERIES HISTORYADAMS STATE (COLO.) 1-011/20/04 W 40-6 Orem, Utah

AMERICAN 1-01/8/11 W 27-15 Cedar Falls, Iowa

ARIZONA 5-012/18/69 W 33-10 Tucson1/29/71 W 33-3 Ames1/15/75 W 52-0 Ames3/5/76 W 36-6 Tucson12/2/79 W 37-5 Tucson

ARIZONA STATE 28-91/30/69 W 32-2 Ames12/17/69 W 33-3 Tempe11/29/79 L 18-24 Tempe1/24/81 W 39-14 Ames1/3/84 W 29-14 Ames12/5/84 L 18-20 Tempe1/4/86 W 29-15 Ames12/3/86 W 25-17 Tempe1/9/88 W 20-19 Hampton, Va.2/10/89 L 15-19 Ames11/29/89 L 9-24 Tempe2/8/91 W 21-16 Ames1/24/92 W 27-16 Tempe2/14/93 W 16-15 Ames1/21/96 W 22-19 Lincoln, Neb.1/9/98 L 16-19 Tempe1/16/99 W 25-9 Iowa City2/14/99 W 27-7 Ames2/13/00 W 31-9 Tempe2/11/01 W 19-16 Ames1/19/02 W 29-14 Columbus, Ohio2/10/02 W 31-9 Tempe1/4/04 L 20-22 Tempe11/28/04 W 22-16 Ames1/8/06 W 26-23 Tempe11/26/06 W 40-0 Ames2/10/08 W 32-3 Tempe11/23/08 W 24-11 Ames2/7/10 W 30-10 Tempe2/6/11 W 33-14 Ames1/3/12 W 25-14 Tempe2/1/13 W 23-18 Ames2/1/14 W 21-12 Tempe2/13/15 W 27-6 Ames1/15/16 L 18-23 Tempe1/7/17 L 14-25 Ames1/12/18 L 13-25 Hampton, Va.

ARMY 3-11/31/31 W 34-0 West Point1/12/57 W 27-2 West Point12/10/60 W 24-8 West Point11/6/11 L 22-23 Boston, Mass.

AUGSBURG (MINN.) 1-01/17/98 W 27-7 Iowa City

AUGUSTANA (ILL.) 3-012/5/98 W 40-6 Indianola, Iowa12/4/99 W 44-6 Indianola, Iowa12/1/01 W 46-6 Indianola, Iowa

BINGHAMTON 2-011/18/07 W 30-15 Binghamton1/30/11 W 22-18 Binghamton

BLOOMSBURG 8-01/8/71 W 28-6 Bloomsburg1/16/81 W 38-2 Bloomsburg1/4/82 W 42-2 Ames1/11/86 W 31-9 Hampton, Va.11/28/86 W 22-17 Bloomsburg1/2/88 W 26-12 Ames11/25/88 W 22-12 Bloomsburg1/9/10 W 38-7 Cedar Falls, Iowa

BOISE STATE 5-21/8/00 W 30-9 Grand Prairie, Texas11/20/04 W 32-10 Orem, Utah1/10/09 W 19-15 Cedar Falls, Iowa1/8/11 L 13-25 Cedar Falls, Iowa1/9/11 L 13-25 Cedar Falls, Iowa11/14/14 W 36-8 Boise, Idaho11/12/15 W 34-3, Ames

BOSTON 6-11/29/94 W 27-15 Ames1/13/95 W 36-3 Boston2/9/97 W 42-3 Ames11/22/97 W 30-9 Boston11/7/03 W 22-14 Ames11/11/10 W 32-12 Ames11/6/11 L 16-21 Boston

BRIGHAM YOUNG 4-012/16/67 W 20-11 Provo2/10/69 W 22-10 Ames2/7/98 W 31-10 Ames2/5/99 W 36-12 Provo

BROWN 1-02/22/34 W 33-3 Providence

BUCKNELL 1-011/22/97 W 27-14 Boston, Mass.

BUENA VISTA (IOWA) 2-01/22/94 W 35-3 Lincoln, Neb.11/10/06 W 46-0 Ames

CAL POLY 12-212/18/67 W 18-9 San Luis Obispo2/12/72 W 28-9 Ames1/31/73 W 31-9 Ames1/7/74 L 15-21 San Luis Obispo1/20/75 W 34-10 Ames2/5/76 W 29-10 San Luis Obispo1/29/77 L 16-18 Ames2/25/78 W 26-15 San Luis Obispo1/29/79 W 38-8 Ames2/23/80 W 24-9 San Luis Obispo1/26/81 W 31-9 Ames1/11/85 W 39-6 Hampton, Va.1/4/04 W 18-16 Tempe, Ariz.12/18/05 W 26-18 Ames

CAL STATE BAKERSFIELD 5-0-12/24/80 T 20-20 Bakersfield1/22/81 W 34-11 Ames12/20/82 W 38-8 Ames1/27/90 W 18-17 Ames11/28/90 W 23-13 Bakersfield1/22/00 W 34-3 State College, Pa.

CALIFORNIA 1-012/17/77 W 41-6 Seattle, Wash.

CARLETON (MINN.) COLLEGE 4-01/26/40 W 35-3 Northfield1/17/47 W 36-0 Northfield2/6/53 W 36-0 Northfield2/5/55 W 36-0 Ames

CARSON-NEWMAN (TENN.) 1-011/29/03 W 43-6 Chattanooga, Tenn.

CENTRAL MICHIGAN 5-112/3/00 W 37-4 Ames1/19/02 W 24-17 Columbus, Ohio1/12/08 W 24-6 Cedar Falls, Iowa2/17/14 L 18-19 Columbus, Ohio11/20/14 W 30-3 Mt. Pleasant, Mich. 1/31/16 W, 25-12 Ames

CENTRAL OKLAHOMA 1-01/21/95 W 20-15 Lincoln, Neb.

CENTRAL STATE (OHIO) 1-01/12/90 W 31-6 Hampton, Va.

CHATTANOOGA 4-012/12/02 W 34-7 Ames11/29/03 W 27-9 Chattanooga1/4/05 W 28-9 Ames2/13/09 W 37-6 Ames

CHICAGO 1-02/25/38 W 24.5-9.5 Ames

CLARION 7-012/18/86 W 26-16 Ames1/23/88 W 36-2 Ames2/5/89 W 23-20 Clarion1/7/90 W 26-16 Ames1/5/92 W 28-9 Madison, Wis.1/5/95 W 20-18 Ames11/18/07 W 40-0 Binghamton, N.Y.

CLEMSON 4-012/18/83 W 26-9 Clemson1/4/85 W 26-12 Ames12/1/85 W 25-13 Clemson1/22/89 W 30-8 AmesCOE (IOWA) COLLEGE 4-01/18/54 W 31-3 Ames12/5/98 W 47-6 Indianola12/2/00 W 47-3 Indianola12/1/01 W 32-12 Indianola


SERIESHISTORY

COLGATE 1-01/9/59 W 25-5 Hamilton

COLORADO 29-01/17/41 W 28-6 Boulder1/10/48 W 25-8 Boulder1/31/49 W 20-8 Ames1/20/50 W 18-11 Boulder2/15/51 W 19-7 Ames1/30/54 W 22-5 Boulder2/19/55 W 20-11 Ames2/4/56 W 26-5 Boulder2/15/57 W 22-6 Ames2/1/58 W 21-3 Boulder2/14/59 W 23-2 Ames2/20/60 W 25-3 Boulder1/30/63 W 23-14 Ames2/1/64 W 19-11 Boulder1/29/65 W 23-8 Ames3/2/66 W 21-11 Boulder2/3/67 W 23-6 Ames3/2/68 W 24-10 Boulder2/21/69 W 33-0 Ames3/3/70 W 32-8 Boulder1/15/71 W 40-0 Ames2/18/72 W 39-0 Boulder1/12/73 W 49-0 Ames1/8/74 W 39-10 Boulder2/3/75 W 36-5 Ames2/6/76 W 31-11 Boulder2/5/77 W 36-3 Ames2/24/78 W 41-4 Boulder11/30/78 W 45-0 Ames

COLO. SCHOOL OF MINES 2-02/3/62 W 20-6 Golden12/13/62 W 31-3 Ames

COLORADO STATE 19-4-11/25/40 W 27-3 Ames1/17/41 L 13-15 Fort Collins1/9/48 L 11-14 Fort Collins2/11/49 L 13-21 Ames1/14/55 W 14-12 Ames2/3/56 L 13-14 Fort Collins2/1/57 W 23-3 Ames1/31/58 W 28-0 Fort Collins1/31/59 W 25-4 Ames2/19/60 W 30-4 Fort Collins1/28/61 W 22-4 Ames2/3/62 T 13-13 Golden1/19/63 W 18-6 Ames1/31/64 W 26-7 Fort Collins1/23/65 W 24-7 Ames3/1/66 W 42-5 Fort Collins1/21/67 W 33-3 Ames3/4/68 W 27-8 Fort Collins3/2/70 W 30-6 Fort Collins12/16/70 W 40-0 Ames1/19/72 W 46-9 Fort Collins12/19/72 W 41-3 Ames2/5/74 W 28-16 Fort Collins12/20/74 W 39-3 Ames

COLORADO STATE-PUEBLO 1-02/5/99 W 53-(-1) Provo, UtahCORNELL (IOWA) COLLEGE 12-21/23/26 W 22.5-4.5 Ames3/5/27 W 12-9 Ames2/6/30 W 34-0 Mount Vernon1/24/31 W 19.5-1.5 Ames1/29/32 W 26-6 Ames2/6/43 L 9-19 Mount Vernon1/11/47 L 8-26 Ames1/25/56 W 21-10 Mount Vernon2/25/57 W 30-0 Ames1/18/58 W 28-0 Mount Vernon2/20/59 W 25-2 Ames12/5/98 W 48-6 Indianola12/4/99 W 46-6 Indianola12/1/01 W 36-3 Indianola

CORNELL UNIVERSITY 5-41/10/59 W 18-11 Ithaca2/4/61 W 17-11 Ames2/2/63 W 17-8 Ames1/14/65 W 25-3 Ithaca1/19/03 L 16-23 Columbus, Ohio1/11/09 L 15-22 Cedar Falls, Iowa1/31/10 W 24-13 Ithaca1/30/11 L 16-30 Ithaca1/29/12 L 11-28 Ames

CUMBERLANDS (KY.) 1-011/22/98 W 47-0 Athens, Ohio

DANA (NEB.) 1-012/18/04 W 46-0 Lincoln, Neb.

DENVER 2-01/9/48 W 33-3 Denver1/20/50 W 20-12 Denver

DES MOINES UNIVERSITY 2-01/2/24 W 31-0 Ames1/9/26 W 44-0 Ames

DICKINSON STATE (N.D.) 1-012/13/08 W 52-0 Fargo, N.D.

DRAKE 19-01/15/72 W 41-0 Des Moines2/27/73 W 46-0 Des Moines3/5/74 W 35-6 Des Moines12/11/74 W 39-0 Des Moines12/1/75 W 35-6 Des Moines11/19/76 W 45-3 Des Moines11/22/77 W 41-0 Des Moines11/17/78 W 33-6 Des Moines11/17/79 W 38-4 Des Moines11/21/80 W 41-3 Ames11/20/81 W 41-0 Des Moines11/19/82 W 41-8 Des Moines11/18/83 W 43-0 Des Moines11/16/84 W 40-0 Des Moines11/22/85 W 32-6 Des Moines1/23/87 W 49-0 Des Moines12/8/90 W 33-4 Ames2/14/92 W 34-6 Ames

11/21/92 W 32-6 Des MoinesDREXEL 3-11/13/95 W 30-8 Boston, Mass.1/13/13 W 31-12 Philadelphia11/7/13 W 24-16 Ames11/12/17 L 16-21 Ames

DUBUQUE 2-01/24/41 W 19-9 Ames1/22/42 W 27-6 Ames

EASTERN ILLINOIS 1-01/14/66 W 36-0 Charleston

EASTERN MICHIGAN 2-01/15/66 W 36-0 Terre Haute, Ind.2/17/13 W 39-0 Ypsilanti

EASTERN OREGON 1-01/3/74 W 49-0 La Grande

EDINBORO 2-011/19/87 W 19-18 Ames2/25/89 W 24-10 Edinboro

FINDLAY (OHIO) 1-012/18/04 W 42-4 Lincoln, Neb.

FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL 1-012/30/76 W 45-6 Miami

FRANKLIN & MARSHALL 5-01/10/69 W 36-3 Lancaster1/12/72 W 35-9 Ames1/19/73 W 48-0 Lancaster1/14/74 W 38-6 Ames1/5/75 W 49-0 Lancaster

FRESNO STATE 8-01/24/93 W 24-17 Lincoln, Neb.1/23/94 W 24-15 Lincoln, Neb.1/21/96 W 26-19 Lincoln, Neb.1/6/01 W 30-15 Grand Prairie, Texas2/23/03 W 34-8 Ames1/7/04 W 26-15 Fresno1/13/18 W 25-16 Hampton, Va.2/9/18 W 26-22

GEORGE MASON 1-01/8/16 W 39-2 Hampton, Va.

GRACELAND (IOWA) 1-02/1/62 W 27-7 Ames

GRAND VIEW (IOWA) 1-011/7/13 W 22-18 Ames

GRINNELL (IOWA) COLLEGE 3-01/19/51 W 22-6 Grinnell12/15/51 W 24-8 Ames1/13/53 W 38-0 Grinnell

HARVARD 2-011/22/97 W 19-12 Boston, Mass.1/6/01 W 29-7 Grand Prairie, Texas


SERIES HISTORY1/29/70 W 20-12 Ames1/7/71 W 33-3 Hempstead1/24/73 W 40-3 Ames1/7/75 W 29-15 Hempstead1/14/77 W 30-12 Hempstead1/20/79 W 43-3 Hempstead1/16/00 W 37-3 Ames1/14/01 W 32-10 Ames11/16/01 W 34-3 Hempstead1/13/07 W 25-9 Cedar Falls, Iowa1/12/08 L 18-19 (c) Cedar Falls, Iowa2/16/14 W 36-9 Columbus, Ohio

ILLINOIS 4-52/16/35 L 3-25 Champaign1/17/36 L 4.5-25.5 Ames12/19/36 L 6-24 Champaign1/17/38 W 18.5-7.5 Ames1/21/39 L 3-23 Champaign2/3/40 L 13.5-14.5 Ames1/28/63 W 23-3 Ames3/21/64 W 28-4 Champaign1/16/10 W 33-9 Ames

INDIANA 9-83/5/18 L 7-32 Ames2/2/20 L 18-27 Ames1/21/21 W 37-12 Ames1/20/22 W 52-0 Ames2/23/28 W 16.5-4.5 Bloomington1/14/29 W 17-11 Ames1/14/33 L 9.5-16.5 Bloomington2/3/33 W 20-8 Ames2/2/34 L 8-20 Ames2/17/34 L 6.5-23.5 Bloomington2/15/35 L 1.5-24.5 Bloomington2/14/36 L 8-22 Ames1/20/39 L 5-25 Bloomington2/5/40 W 15.5-10.5 Ames1/11/85 W 27-9 Hampton, Va.1/10/86 W 34-6 Hampton, Va.1/10/09 W 35-0 Cedar Falls, Iowa

INDIANA STATE 7-02/8/64 W 25-7 Terre Haute2/5/65 W 34-0 Ames1/15/66 W 35-8 Terre Haute1/27/67 W 30-3 Ames3/3/69 W 22-8 Terre Haute2/6/70 W 35-10 Ames2/20/71 W 27-8 Terre Haute

IOWA 16-63-33/6/16 L 8-17 Iowa City2/10/17 W 32-7 Ames2/8/19 W 26-14 Ames2/21/20 W 31-6 Ames2/17/33 W 34-0 Ames3/6/34 W 19.5-12.5 Iowa City2/27/35 W 15.5-10.5 Ames3/2/36 T 15-15 Iowa City2/22/37 W 24.5-7.5 Ames2/5/38 W 19-11 Iowa City1/13/73 W 29-9 Iowa City2/16/74 L 12-23 Ames1/3/75 T 19-19 Iowa City

1/9/76 L 14-19 Ames2/21/76 L 12-27 Iowa City1/7/77 W 17-5 Iowa City2/19/77 T 17-17 Ames1/7/78 W 18-16 Ames2/18/78 L 13-24 Iowa City1/6/79 L 14-24 Iowa City2/17/79 L 19-29 Ames1/5/80 L 17-23 Ames2/16/80 L 12-22 Iowa City1/9/81 W 25-14 Ames2/21/81 L 6-27 Iowa City1/9/82 L 11-24 Iowa City2/19/82 L 8-31 Ames1/15/83 L 15-21 Ames2/19/83 L 11-26 Iowa City1/14/84 L 14-27 Iowa City2/18/84 L 16-26 Ames1/19/85 L 9-28 Ames2/23/85 L 9-23 Iowa City1/18/86 L 9-25 Iowa City2/23/86 W 19-16 Ames1/11/87 W 23-12 Ames2/21/87 L 15-18 Iowa City1/16/88 L 15-22 Iowa City2/21/88 L 15-17 Ames1/15/89 L 15-25 Ames2/19/89 L 17-22 Iowa City1/12/90 L 2-32 Hampton, Va.1/13/90 L 13-24 Hampton, Va.1/20/90 L 6-28 Iowa City2/18/90 L 8-29 Ames1/20/91 L 9-25 Ames2/17/91 L 6-37 Iowa City2/9/92 L 13-32 Ann Arbor, Mich.2/22/92 L 8-29 Iowa City2/20/93 L 12-28 Ames2/20/94 L 19-22 Iowa City2/18/95 L 3-32 Ames1/13/96 L 12-22 Ames2/18/96 L 4-33 Iowa City12/14/96 L 13-26 Iowa City2/16/97 L 18-20 Ames12/14/97 L 10-28 Ames2/20/98 L 9-32 Iowa City12/11/98 L 14-30 Iowa City1/17/99 L 7-32 Iowa City [ND]12/10/99 L 12-24 Ames12/8/00 L 17-23 Iowa City1/21/01 L 21-26 State College, Pa.12/9/01 L 16-21 Ames1/20/02 L 15-25 Columbus, Ohio12/8/02 L 7-34 Iowa City12/7/03 W 21-13 Ames12/5/04 W 19-16 Iowa City12/2/05 L 15-20 Ames12/3/06 L 6-24 Iowa City12/9/07 L 13-20 Ames12/6/08 L 15-20 Iowa City12/6/09 L 16-18 Ames1/10/10 L 12-19 Cedar Falls12/3/10 L 13-22 Iowa City12/4/11 L 9-27 Ames12/1/12 L 3-32 Iowa City12/1/13 L 9-23 Ames11/29/14 L 8-28 Iowa City

11/29/15 L 6-33 Ames12/10/16 L 9-26 Iowa City2/18/18 L 6-35 Ames

KANSAS 11-02/21/24 W 15-5 Lawrence1/30/25 W 18-5 Ames2/26/26 W 21-0 Lawrence2/19/27 W 23-0 Ames2/11/28 W 20-3 Lawrence2/9/29 W 31-3 Lawrence2/28/30 W 33-3 Ames3/9/31 W 29-3 Lawrence2/4/32 W 24.5-4.5 Ames3/1/65 W 34-0 Lawrence2/26/66 W 41-0 Ames

KANSAS STATE 32-4-12/1/27 W 19-8 Ames3/3/28 W 19-6 Manhattan3/1/29 W 15-11 Ames2/15/30 W 15-9 Manhattan2/27/31 L 12.5-17-.5 Ames1/16/32 L 13-16 Manhattan2/9/35 W 15.5-10.5 Ames2/25/36 T 14-14 Manhattan1/23/37 W 24-6 Ames1/10/39 L 14.5-15.5 Ames2/10/40 L 7.5-20.5 Manhattan1/28/41 W 24-6 Ames2/26/42 W 14-12 Manhattan1/27/47 W 24-6 Ames2/20/48 W 17-13 Manhattan2/18/49 W 15-14 Ames1/9/50 W 24-6 Manhattan2/23/51 W 20-6 Ames2/9/52 W 20-8 Manhattan2/27/53 W 18-8 Ames2/20/54 W 19-9 Manhattan2/25/55 W n/a Manhattan2/11/56 W 23-8 Ames3/1/57 W 18-11 Manhattan2/17/58 W 28-0 Ames2/28/59 W 20-6 Manhattan2/27/60 W 32-0 Ames2/24/61 W 17-6 Ames3/3/62 W 30-6 Ames3/2/63 W 27-12 Manhattan2/14/64 W 27-3 Ames2/13/65 W 26-0 Manhattan2/12/66 W 35-0 Ames3/2/67 W 31-0 Manhattan12/9/67 W 30-5 Ames3/7/69 W 30-5 Manhattan2/20/70 W 36-0 Ames

KENT STATE 4-11/31/75 W 29-7 Kent12/4/75 W 44-3 Ames11/6/10 W 23-19 Salem, Va.2/16/14 L 16-19 Columbus, Ohio1/8/16 W 25-9 Hampton, Va.

KENTUCKY 6-03/3/22 W 50-0 Ames3/3/23 W 20-3 Ames


SERIESHISTORY1/12/80 W 27-11 Ames12/18/80 W 33-13 Lexington12/19/81 W 46-6 Lexington12/4/82 W 45-6 Ames

LAWRENCE (WIS.) COLLEGE 1-01/24/20 W 40-7 Ames

LEHIGH 25-3-112/9/60 L 8-22 Bethlehem1/15/65 W 15-9 Bethlehem1/13/67 L 13-16 Bethlehem1/9/69 W 24-8 Bethlehem1/24/70 W 26-5 Ames1/9/71 W 20-12 Bethlehem1/28/72 W 31-7 Ames1/18/73 W 42-2 Bethlehem1/12/74 W 20-14 Ames1/6/75 T 17-17 Bethlehem1/12/76 W 31-11 Ames1/15/77 W 22-13 Bethlehem1/12/78 W 28-13 Ames1/19/79 W 26-8 Bethlehem1/11/80 W 31-11 Ames1/17/81 W 23-18 Bethlehem1/15/82 W 24-18 Ames1/8/83 W 26-17 Bethlehem1/16/84 W 33-12 Ames1/8/85 W 31-12 Bethlehem2/5/87 W 24-15 Bethlehem1/6/88 W 36-6 Ames2/3/89 W 29-11 Bethlehem1/3/90 W 31-9 Ames2/1/91 W 42-0 Bethlehem1/12/92 W 33-3 Ames2/5/93 W 37-9 Bethlehem11/30/02 L 12-21 Ames11/14/03 W 23-18 Bethlehem

LOCK HAVEN 4-11/12/63 W 18-6 Lock Haven1/18/64 W 25-2 Ames1/8/00 W 36-6 Grand Prairie, Texas11/23/02 L 15-15 (c) Millersville, Pa.1/21/05 W 35-12 Ames1/13/18 W Forfeit Hampton, Va.

LORAS (IOWA) COLLEGE 1-011/22/00 W 46-3 Fort Dodge

LOUISIANA STATE 7-12/13/76 W 42-0 Ames2/28/77 W 41-6 Ames1/26/80 W 34-2 Baton Rouge2/12/81 W 27-14 Ames12/4/81 W 28-8 Baton Rouge1/24/83 W 30-12 Ames2/11/84 L 15-21 Baton Rouge11/29/84 W 21-15 Ames

MARQUETTE 2-011/21/92 W 48-3 Des Moines11/29/98 W 38-6 Madison

MARYLAND 4-01/16/65 W 24-0 College Park

1/14/67 W 22-8 College Park1/11/69 W 23-12 College Park1/9/10 W 26-6 Cedar Falls, Iowa

MICHIGAN 18-52/21/25 W 17-3 Ames2/8/58 W 21-7 Ames1/9/60 L 11-14 Ann Arbor1/21/77 W 32-4 Ann Arbor2/2/78 W 37-6 Ames1/13/79 W 26-17 Ann Arbor1/31/80 W 27-8 Ames2/16/81 W 20-15 Ann Arbor2/4/82 W 36-7 Ames2/11/83 W 36-8 Ann Arbor2/3/84 W 36-3 Ames2/8/85 L 15-18 Ann Arbor1/30/86 W 32-9 Ames2/8/87 W 43-2 Ann Arbor2/6/88 W 19-15 Ames2/24/89 L 11-23 Ann Arbor2/8/90 L 16-21 Ames1/25/91 W 25-10 Ann Arbor1/24/93 L 15-22 Lincoln, Neb.1/18/97 W 26-14 Lincoln, Neb.1/21/01 W 22-16 State College, Pa.1/20/02 W 22-19 Columbus, Ohio1/13/07 W 25-15 Cedar Falls, Iowa

MICHIGAN STATE 16-32/17/22 W 50-0 Ames2/16/23 W 27-0 Ames3/1/24 W 22-10 East Lansing2/19/43 L 8-24 Ames2/23/74 W 21-12 Ames2/1/75 W 19-18 East Lansing1/30/76 W 39-9 Ames1/22/77 W 37-5 East Lansing2/3/78 W 41-3 Ames1/12/79 W 26-16 East Lansing2/1/80 W 20-7 Ames2/15/81 W 23-15 East Lansing2/14/82 W 44-2 Ames2/12/83 W 27-16 East Lansing1/21/95 L 15-16 Lincoln, Neb.1/19/97 L 16-19 Lincoln, Neb.2/15/13 W 30-10 East Lansing11/23/14 W 22-9 East Lansing

MIDLAND (NEB.) 2-011/15/13 W 38-3 Ames11/12/16 W 51-0, Ames

MILLERSVILLE (PA.) 1-011/23/02 W 37-12 Millersville

MINNESOTA 44-19-22/27/20 W 43-0 Ames2/26/21 W 50-0 Ames2/24/23 W 31-0 Ames2/9/24 W 23-0 Ames3/7/25 W 15-2 Ames1/26/29 W 27-5 Ames1/28/33 W 25-3 Minneapolis1/27/34 W 28-10 Minneapolis2/13/37 L 11-17 Minneapolis

1/22/38 W 19-9 Ames1/28/39 W 19-9 Ames1/27/40 L 3-29 Minneapolis2/1/41 L 13-16 Ames2/7/42 L 13-16 Minneapolis2/27/43 W 29-3 Ames2/9/46 T 14-14 Ames1/18/47 W 19-9 Minneapolis1/24/48 T 14-14 Ames1/22/49 L 14-16 Minneapolis1/23/50 L 5-25 Ames1/22/51 W 16-14 Minneapolis1/25/52 W 21-11 Ames2/7/53 W 20-8 Minneapolis2/8/54 W 22-8 Ames2/27/56 W 27-3 Minneapolis2/21/57 L 13-14 Ames2/27/58 W 26-5 Minneapolis3/21/59 W 17-9 Ames2/13/60 W 15-9 Minneapolis3/18/61 W 27-7 Ames3/16/62 W 14-11 Minneapolis1/10/64 W 23-3 Ames3/20/65 W 32-0 Ames2/4/66 W 22-8 Fridley1/23/67 W 23-6 Ames2/17/68 W 25-6 Minneapolis2/9/77 W 25-11 Minneapolis1/30/78 W 29-8 Ames1/27/79 W 23-12 Ames2/3/80 W 19-18 Minneapolis1/30/81 W 41-0 Ames1/31/82 W 20-19 Minneapolis1/27/84 W 23-15 Ames2/10/85 W 39-2 Minneapolis2/12/94 L 12-18 Ames2/3/95 L 16-18 Minneapolis2/9/96 W 22-12 Ames1/4/97 W 19-16 Minneapolis1/4/98 L 15-20 Ames1/23/00 W 17-16 State College, Pa.1/18/03 W 22-18 Columbus, Ohio12/12/03 W 19-18 Minneapolis1/9/05 W 21-12 Ames12/9/05 L 13-21 Minneapolis1/14/06 L 6-30 Cedar Falls, Iowa12/8/06 L 13-19 Ames1/14/07 L 11-24 Cedar Falls, Iowa12/2/07 W 18-13 Minneapolis2/20/09 W 29-6 Ames1/3/10 W 19-16 Minneapolis1/16/11 L 13-26 Ames12/9/11 L 6-34 Minneapolis2/23/14 L 12-27 Ames2/19/16 L 10-30, Minneapoils (ND) 2/19/17 L 40-7 Ames

MINNESOTA STATE-MANKATO 33-01/23/53 W 22-5 Ames2/5/54 W 20-5 Mankato1/29/55 W 25-8 Ames1/14/56 W 22-10 Mankato1/11/58 W 30-0 Mankato1/16/59 W 25-5 Ames1/23/60 W 18-12 Mankato2/16/61 W 20-6 Ames


SERIES HISTORY1/6/62 W 18-6 Mankato1/17/63 W 23-3 Ames1/15/64 W 23-9 Mankato1/9/65 W 34-4 Ames1/8/66 W 35-0 Mankato1/7/67 W 18-15 Ames1/6/68 W 27-6 Mankato3/20/69 W 30-5 Ames2/17/70 W 22-11 Mankato2/17/71 W 23-9 Ames12/7/71 W 35-9 Mankato1/5/73 W 32-7 Ames2/9/74 W 28-9 Mankato2/20/75 W 36-5 Ames2/16/76 W 45-4 Mankato3/12/77 W 37-3 Ames3/11/78 W 41-3 Mankato3/3/79 W 47-6 Ames1/12/97 W 24-20 Forest City, Iowa1/4/98 W 33-18 Ames1/9/99 W 35-8 Ames11/12/99 W 32-6 Mankato12/4/99 W 40-6 Indianola, Iowa12/2/00 W 37-6 Indianola, Iowa11/7/03 W 39-7 Ames

MISSOURI 44-81/22/27 W 29-0 Ames1/31/28 L 11-12 Ames2/16/29 W 19-15 Columbia1/28/30 W 29-3 Columbia2/6/31 W 31-3 Ames1/23/32 W 30-3 Columbia1/20/33 W 31-3 Columbia2/9/34 W 28-8 Ames1/29/35 W 21.5-16.5 Ames2/17/36 W 20.5-11.5 Columbia2/19/37 W 37-0 Ames2/3/73 W 42-0 Columbia11/29/73 W 41-2 Ames2/8/75 W 22-9 Columbia12/4/75 W 35-8 Ames2/25/77 W 24-18 Columbia12/1/77 W 25-11 Ames11/28/78 W 27-15 Columbia12/6/79 W 32-9 Ames12/19/80 W 19-14 Columbia1/25/82 W 32-9 Ames2/4/83 W 34-15 Columbia1/23/84 W 26-13 Ames2/2/85 W 35-8 Columbia2/1/86 W 54-0 Ames1/29/88 W 27-9 Ames12/9/88 W 29-8 Columbia12/8/89 W 38-0 Ames1/24/91 W 25-9 Columbia1/14/92 W 38-5 Ames1/12/93 W 25-9 Columbia2/5/94 W 27-17 Ames1/10/95 W 20-15 Columbia2/1/96 W 45-0 Ames2/7/97 W 24-9 Mexico, Mo.2/7/98 W 30-6 Ames2/7/99 W 32-9 Columbia2/11/00 W 31-9 Ames2/9/01 W 28-13 Columbia

2/7/02 W 26-16 Ames2/8/03 L 11-24 Columbia2/13/04 W 20-15 Ames2/12/05 W 18-15 Columbia1/14/06 L 18-21 Cedar Falls, Iowa2/12/06 L 15-16 Ames2/11/07 W 27-12 Columbia2/17/08 W 18-15 Ames2/15/09 L 15-18 Columbia2/14/10 W 28-10 Ames2/13/11 L 11-23 Columbia12/18/11 L 10-31 Columbia1/8/12 L 11-24 Ames

MISSOURI S&T 1-02/23/24 W 21-2 Rolla

MIT 1-02/22/34 W 28-3 Cambridge

MONTCLAIR STATE (N.J.) 2-01/27/75 W 20-18 Ames1/20/01 W 29-18 State College, Pa.

MORGAN STATE (MD.) 1-01/4/86 W FFT Ames

NAVY 3-02/10/26 W 19-8 Annapolis12/17/71 W 33-3 Ames1/20/73 W 35-5 Annapolis

NEBRASKA 81-15-23/18/16 W 22.5-6.5 Ames3/13/17 W 27-12 Lincoln2/9/18 W 26-14 Ames2/21/19 W 32-7 Ames2/4/21 W 32-16 Ames1/28/22 W 46-0 Ames1/26/23 W 14-11 Lincoln2/25/24 W 17-9 Ames2/14/25 W 14-0 Lincoln3/6/26 W 13.5-9.5 Ames2/11/27 W 21-0 Lincoln2/17/28 W 20.5-4.5 Ames1/19/29 W 22-6 Lincoln2/21/30 L 13.5-16.5 Ames3/7/31 W 32-0 Lincoln2/26/32 W 24-3 Ames2/11/33 W 38-0 Lincoln2/13/34 W 23-3 Ames2/23/35 W 25-3 Lincoln2/28/36 W 17-9 Ames1/30/37 T 14-14 Lincoln2/18/38 W 26-6 Ames2/11/39 W 19-9 Lincoln2/16/40 W 22.5-9.5 Ames3/1/41 W 25-3 Lincoln2/13/42 W 28-5 Ames2/1/46 W 21-9 Lincoln2/16/46 W 22-6 Ames2/24/47 W 20-6 Lincoln2/6/48 W 16-14 Ames2/9/49 T 14-14 Lincoln2/3/50 L 8-19 Ames2/17/51 L 11-14 Lincoln

2/29/52 W 15-14 Ames1/31/53 W 18-11 Lincoln3/4/54 W 25-3 Ames3/3/55 W 22-8 Lincoln3/1/56 W 31-2 Ames3/2/57 W 27-3 Lincoln2/13/58 W 21-7 Ames2/27/59 W 34-0 Lincoln3/12/60 W 31-3 Lincoln2/24/62 W 22-12 Ames12/19/62 W 29-11 Lincoln2/29/64 W 27-2 Ames2/27/65 W 17-15 Lincoln2/10/66 W 45-0 Ames12/8/66 W 27-11 Lincoln2/24/68 W 37-0 Ames3/8/69 W 30-3 Lincoln1/9/70 W 35-3 Ames12/12/70 W 25-8 Lincoln12/3/71 W 43-0 Ames12/8/72 W 48-0 Lincoln12/7/73 W 34-13 Ames12/6/74 W 31-6 Lincoln12/13/75 W 40-7 Ames12/11/76 W 45-3 Lincoln12/10/77 W 51-0 Ames12/16/78 W 30-6 Lincoln12/8/79 W 32-6 Ames12/20/80 W 28-10 Lincoln1/16/82 W 26-15 Ames12/18/82 W 24-17 Lincoln1/7/84 W 25-10 Ames11/30/84 W 33-11 Lincoln11/15/85 W 34-4 Ames12/13/86 W 30-14 Lincoln1/2/88 W 26-15 Ames12/10/88 L 14-19 Lincoln12/16/89 L 16-21 Ames1/13/90 W FFT Hampton, Va.12/15/90 W 17-16 Lincoln12/12/91 W 31-11 Ames2/8/92 W 25-7 Ann Arbor, Mich.1/6/93 W 18-15 Lincoln1/23/93 L 13-26 Lincoln [ND]1/23/94 L 11-32 Lincoln [ND]2/6/94 W 21-19 Ames12/3/94 W 24-12 Lincoln1/22/95 L 15-17 Lincoln [ND]1/27/96 L 17-21 Ames2/2/97 L 18-20 Lincoln2/1/98 W 22-13 Ames1/31/99 L 18-19 Lincoln2/18/00 W 26-12 Ames2/16/01 W 22-13 Lincoln2/16/02 W 24-16 Ames2/14/03 L 17-20 Lincoln2/26/04 W 22-9 Ames2/19/05 L 15-16 Lincoln2/19/06 L 21-22 Ames1/20/07 W 25-12 Lincoln2/24/08 W 22-12 Ames1/11/09 W 20-19 Cedar Falls, Iowa2/22/09 W 30-10 Lincoln2/21/10 W 34-7 Ames2/20/11 L 14-21 Lincoln


SERIESHISTORYNEW MEXICO 3-01/28/69 W 24-3 Ames12/16/69 W 33-3 Albuquerque1/9/98 W 57-0 Tempe, Ariz.

NORTH CAROLINA 12-412/21/81 W 27-8 Chapel Hill1/2/83 W 32-15 Ames12/17/83 W 23-16 Chapel Hill1/2/85 W 28-12 Ames1/11/85 W 34-9 Hampton, Va.11/30/85 W 25-15 Chapel Hill1/3/87 W 23-16 Ames11/28/87 W 28-18 Chapel Hill1/2/89 L 14-25 Ames1/9/90 W 25-12 Chapel Hill1/13/90 W 29-10 Hampton, Va.1/2/91 W 36-3 Ames1/22/94 L 13-24 Lincoln, Neb.1/23/94 L 16-19 Lincoln, Neb.1/21/95 W 24-19 Lincoln, Neb.1/14/17 L 17-20 Chapel Hill

NORTH CAROLINA ST. 12-012/22/81 W 29-12 Raleigh1/3/85 W 29-18 Ames11/29/85 W 20-19 Raleigh11/27/87 W 23-20 Raleigh1/8/88 W 18-14 Hampton, Va.1/29/89 W 27-15 Ames1/9/90 W 26-13 Raleigh1/6/91 W 31-6 Ames2/9/97 W 42-3 Ames1/25/02 W 33-15 Ames2/23/03 W 30-16 Ames2/21/04 W 45-0 Ames

NORTH DAKOTA STATE 4-112/13/08 W 42-0 Fargo12/16/12 W 22-18 Ames12/14/13 W 22-13 Fargo 11/4/16 L 2-16 Fargo2/2/18 W 21-20 (Criteria) Fargo

NORTHERN COLORADO 6-11/18/41 W 19-11 Greeley2/28/46 W 25-4 Ames1/8/48 W 16-11 Greeley2/2/56 W 23-6 Greeley1/25/57 W 23-2 Ames 11/26/16 W 19-16 Greeley1/5/18 L 20-22 Ames

NORTHERN ILLINOIS 5-11/17/59 L 11-18 Dekalb2/6/60 W 23-3 Ames2/5/95 W 34-12 Ames2/20/97 W 36-10 Ames11/8/07 W 39-4 Ames1/8/11 W 23-11 Cedar Falls, Iowa

NORTHERN IOWA 57-191/26/24 W 21-0 Ames1/9/30 W 26-8 Cedar Falls1/17/31 W 20-8 Cedar Falls1/9/32 W 28-6 Ames

2/12/32 W 21-13 Cedar Falls2/7/33 W 27-3 Ames1/26/34 W 28-6 Cedar Falls1/11/36 W 17-11 Cedar Falls2/7/36 W 15-11 Ames1/14/37 W 16.5-15.5 Cedar Falls2/1/38 W 21-13 Cedar Falls2/15/39 W 21-9 Ames2/14/40 L 13-17 Cedar Falls2/26/41 L 9-15 Ames2/18/42 L 11-15 Cedar Falls2/22/43 L 12-16 Ames2/20/46 L 10-20 Cedar Falls1/21/47 L 5-25 Ames2/3/48 L 5-23 Cedar Falls2/21/49 L 5-26 Ames2/17/50 L 5-20 Cedar Falls1/26/51 L 6-22 Ames2/21/52 L 10-18 Cedar Falls1/23/61 W 16-11 Cedar Falls2/10/62 W 17-8 Ames1/26/63 W 23-3 Cedar Falls2/20/64 W 34-0 Ames2/6/65 W 32-0 Cedar Falls1/21/66 W 35-0 Ames2/17/67 W 20-11 Cedar Falls2/10/76 W 26-14 Ames2/8/77 W 34-9 Cedar Falls1/14/78 W 31-9 Cedar Falls12/8/78 W 27-14 Ames1/14/80 W 24-9 Cedar Falls12/13/80 W 28-12 Ames1/28/82 W 23-10 Cedar Falls1/31/83 W 33-6 Ames1/28/84 L 17-21 Cedar Falls2/15/85 W 35-5 Ames2/8/86 W 26-11 Cedar Falls2/16/87 W 25-12 Ames1/19/88 L 17-19 Cedar Falls1/21/89 W 20-18 Ames2/1/90 W 20-14 Cedar Falls1/4/91 W 32-5 Ames1/28/92 W 32-5 Cedar Falls1/30/93 W 25-12 Ames1/14/94 L 16-18 Cedar Falls2/5/95 W 38-6 Ames2/11/96 W 34-7 Cedar Falls2/23/97 W 34-4 Ames2/22/98 W 32-3 Cedar Falls2/21/99 W 38-6 Ames2/20/00 W 33-8 Cedar Falls2/18/01 W 29-15 Ames1/6/02 W 20-18 Ames2/24/02 W 25-12 Cedar Falls1/26/03 L 16-22 Ames1/17/04 L 21-22 Cleveland, Ohio1/24/04 W 19-16 Cedar Falls1/15/05 W 25-16 Ames1/22/06 W 24-15 Cedar Falls12/17/06 W 38-3 Ames12/16/07 W 29-10 Cedar Falls1/12/08 W 31-3 Cedar Falls [ND]2/6/09 W 26-9 Ames12/19/09 W 42-0 Cedar Falls2/4/11 W 21-20 Ames2/3/12 W 19-17 Cedar Falls

2/8/13 W 23-12 Ames2/7/14 L 13-24 Cedar Falls2/15/15 W 24-12 Ames2/5/16 W 18-16, Cedar Falls 1/20/12 L 20-12 Ames2/10/18 L 7-31 Cedar Falls

NORTHWEST MISSOURI STATE 4-02/6/60 W 14-13 Maryville2/17/61 W 32-0 Ames2/12/62 W 19-9 Maryville1/27/67 W 31-8 Ames

NORTHWESTERN 17-03/24/20 W 26-7 Ames3/4/21 W 42-6 Ames2/24/22 W 50-0 Ames1/18/23 W 29-0 Ames3/5/25 W 15-0 Ames12/18/36 W 21-11 Evanston1/10/38 W 23.5-4.5 Ames1/25/50 W 22-6 Evanston2/9/51 W 23-9 Ames2/13/67 W 27-7 Ames1/19/68 W 19-13 Evanston1/20/69 W 24-6 Ames2/5/71 W 28-6 Evanston12/14/98 W 27-14 Ames1/16/99 W 26-19 Iowa City1/14/06 W 20-16 Cedar Falls, Iowa1/13/08 W 26-16 Cedar Falls, Iowa

OHIO 3-01/21/95 W 26-15 Lincoln, Neb.1/7/96 W 28-15 Pittsburgh, Pa.11/22/98 W 38-3 Athens

OHIO STATE 10-02/10/78 W 33-6 Ames1/14/79 W 36-6 Columbus2/9/80 W 47-0 Ames12/20/83 W 31-19 Columbus1/25/85 W 23-15 Ames1/21/96 W 18-16 Lincoln, Neb.11/22/98 W 19-13 Columbus12/13/99 W 30-6 Ames11/26/00 W 22-16 Columbus1/10/10 W 23-9 Cedar Falls, Iowa

OKLAHOMA 50-42-33/18/21 W 43-3 Des Moines2/3/22 W 46-0 Ames2/4/26 W 27-0 Ames2/24/27 W 14-11 Norman2/2/28 W 12-9 Ames2/1/29 W 24.5-7.5 Ames2/17/30 L 8-18 Norman2/20/31 W 17-9 Ames2/1/35 L 1.5-28.5 Ames2/7/41 W 29-3 Ames2/8/47 W 21-9 Norman2/26/48 L 14-16 Ames2/25/49 L 10-21 Norman1/6/50 L 13-21 Ames2/26/51 L 0-26 Norman2/1/52 L 11-17 Ames


SERIES HISTORY2/20/53 L 10-19 Norman2/18/54 W 21-8 Ames2/24/55 L 5-22 Norman2/18/56 L 11-15 Ames2/9/57 L 9-17 Norman2/22/58 T 12-12 Ames2/7/59 L 9-17 Norman1/15/60 L 11-17 Ames2/10/61 T 14-14 Norman2/16/62 W 20-11 Ames2/28/63 W 19-16 Norman3/7/64 W 23-3 Norman2/20/65 W 21-3 Ames3/4/66 L 5-23 Norman2/11/67 L 11-18 Ames1/24/68 W 18-13 Ames2/29/68 L 11-20 Norman12/14/68 L 10-24 Norman2/8/69 L 10-22 Ames1/30/70 W 26-10 Ames3/7/70 W 23-8 Norman2/15/71 W 22-11 Ames3/6/71 W 20-11 Norman1/31/72 W 28-10 Norman2/16/73 W 33-5 Ames1/19/74 L 13-23 Norman2/14/75 L 18-21 Ames1/17/76 W 24-11 Norman2/12/77 W 30-6 Ames1/28/78 W 20-17 Norman2/2/79 W 31-14 Norman1/25/80 L 17-21 Norman2/13/81 L 18-20 Ames2/12/82 W 19-18 Norman1/22/83 L 16-17 Ames2/10/84 L 17-22 Norman1/26/85 W 28-13 Ames2/14/86 W 30-13 Norman2/13/87 W 43-0 Ames1/9/88 W 21-13 Hampton, Va.2/12/88 W 21-14 Norman2/11/89 L 17-20 Ames2/10/90 L 17-24 Norman2/9/91 W 33-11 Ames1/25/92 W 25-10 Norman1/17/93 W 32-10 Ames1/16/94 L 13-22 Ames2/12/95 W 28-13 Ames2/25/96 L 12-23 Norman1/24/97 W 24-15 Ames1/17/98 L 15-23 Iowa City1/23/98 L 14-22 Norman1/17/99 W 19-17 Iowa City1/24/99 T 18-18 Ames1/23/00 W 18-15 State College, Pa.1/29/00 L 17-18 Norman1/20/01 W 19-17 State College, Pa.2/2/01 W 20-19 Ames1/19/02 L 15-21 Columbus, Ohio2/3/02 L 16-26 Norman1/18/03 L 15-19 Columbus, Ohio2/16/03 W 27-19 Ames1/30/04 W 19-16 Norman1/30/05 W 30-6 Ames1/28/06 W 19-16 Norman1/26/07 W 27-9 Ames

1/25/08 W 31-3 Norman1/23/09 W 23-15 Ames1/22/10 W 21-12 Norman1/21/11 L 7-33 Ames11/27/11 L 13-22 Ames1/20/12 L 16-19 Norman1/5/13 L 15-19 Norman3/8/13 W 38-7 Stillwater1/12/14 L 11-27 Ames1/31/15 W 26-18 Norman1/22/16 L 9-28 Norman 1/27/17 L 12-30 Ames1/26/18 L 16-21 Norman

OKLAHOMA STATE 20-59-32/18/21 W 37-9 Ames2/19/26 L 8-19 Ames2/26/27 L 4.5-18.5 Stillwater1/20/28 L 11-12 Stillwater2/23/29 L 12-14 Ames1/17/30 L 6-20 Ames2/28/42 L 8-20 Stillwater2/9/47 L 8-20 Stillwater2/23/48 L 6-20 Ames2/26/49 L 0-34 Stillwater2/27/51 L 0-23 Stillwater2/21/53 W 16-11 Stillwater1/21/56 L 12-16 Ames2/8/57 T 13-13 Stillwater1/25/58 T 13-13 Ames2/6/59 L 7-19 Stillwater1/30/60 L 10-18 Ames1/18/62 L 5-30 Stillwater1/24/64 T 12-12 Ames3/2/65 L 9-19 Stillwater1/29/66 L 12-22 Ames3/4/67 L 15-16 Stillwater1/12/68 L 14-15 Ames2/9/68 L 5-23 Stillwater1/18/69 L 5-26 Stillwater2/15/69 W 21-11 Ames1/17/70 L 13-22 Stillwater2/14/70 L 16-17 Ames1/23/71 W 17-14 Stillwater2/12/71 W 22-14 Ames1/7/72 W 22-15 Ames1/27/73 L 17-20 Stillwater1/26/74 W 18-17 Ames1/24/75 L 12-19 Stillwater1/23/76 W 27-11 Ames1/24/77 L 14-20 Stillwater1/21/78 L 18-20 Ames2/5/79 L 16-18 Ames1/18/80 W 32-9 Ames2/7/81 W 21-16 Stillwater1/23/82 W 23-11 Ames2/5/83 L 14-23 Stillwater1/20/84 L 8-37 Ames2/1/85 L 11-27 Stillwater1/25/86 W 21-12 Ames1/16/87 L 16-23 Stillwater1/30/88 W 19-16 Ames1/27/89 L 6-28 Stillwater3/3/90 L 9-26 Ames2/25/91 L 17-21 Stillwater1/28/95 W 17-16 Stillwater

1/22/96 L 15-18 Lincoln, Neb.1/18/97 L 9-28 Lincoln, Neb.1/26/97 L 15-18 Ames1/24/98 L 6-26 Stillwater1/17/99 L 15-23 Iowa City1/19/99 L 14-24 Ames1/28/00 W 22-10 Stillwater1/20/01 L 13-25 State College, Pa.1/26/01 L 14-25 Ames1/19/02 W 25-20 Columbus, Ohio2/1/02 L 16-25 Stillwater2/2/03 L 9-26 Ames1/31/04 L 6-27 Stillwater1/27/05 L 14-21 Ames1/29/06 L 14-26 Stillwater1/14/07 W 25-9 Cedar Falls, Iowa1/28/07 W 21-12 Ames1/27/08 L 15-16 Stillwater1/25/09 W 24-12 Ames1/24/10 W 20-18 Stillwater1/9/11 L 9-37 Cedar Falls, Iowa1/23/11 L 13-29 Ames11/25/11 L 9-29 Ames1/22/12 L 7-33 Stillwater2/3/13 L 9-25 Ames3/8/13 L 6-27 Stillwater1/24/14 L 3-29 Stillwater1/25/15 L 15-20 Ames1/24/16 L 3-38 Stillwater 1/29/17 L 3-34 Ames1/28/18 L 3-31 Stillwater

OLD DOMINION 3-211/21/10 W 26-11 Ames11/20/11 L 16-21 Norfolk11/25/12 L 13-22 Ames11/24/13 W 20-15 Norfolk1/12/18 W 25-12 Hampton, Va.

OREGON 6-01/20/72 W 31-9 Eugene2/9/73 W 37-2 Ames12/21/77 W 36-3 Eugene2/9/79 W 22-15 Ames12/19/79 W 29-8 Eugene2/3/81 W 35-3 Ames

OREGON STATE 14-21/21/72 W 20-9 Corvallis2/10/73 W 20-11 Ames1/4/74 L 11-26 Corvallis12/22/75 W 31-9 Corvallis1/17/77 W 35-5 Ames12/20/77 W 24-12 Corvallis1/26/79 W 21-13 Ames12/18/79 W 33-8 Corvallis1/19/81 W 36-3 Ames1/24/93 W 27-13 Lincoln, Neb.1/22/94 W 18-16 Lincoln, Neb.1/8/00 W 31-8 Grand Prairie, Texas2/8/08 W 40-0 Ames1/18/09 W 29-6 Corvallis2/12/12 L 12-27 Ames [ND]1/7/18 W 24-16 Ames


SERIES HISTORYPENN 3-1-14/2/20 W 31-12 Ames1/18/97 T 16-16 Lincoln, Neb.1/17/04 L 15-26 Cleveland, Ohio1/13/13 W 25-9 Philadelphia1/11/15 W 41-3 Ames

PENN STATE 14-10-14/1/21 L 18-28 Ames3/30/23 W 15-6 Ames1/28/27 W 24-3 Ames2/25/28 W 19-8 State College1/7/83 W 31-12 State College1/4/84 L 19-21 Ames12/14/84 W 24-14 State College1/4/86 W 28-9 Ames2/6/87 L 15-19 State College2/7/88 W 19-13 Ames2/4/89 L 10-25 State College2/4/90 W 21-12 Ames2/2/91 W 26-11 State College1/31/92 L 15-24 Ames2/9/92 W 20-14 Ann Arbor, Mich.2/6/93 L 12-23 State College1/22/95 W 22-15 Lincoln, Neb.1/21/96 T 19-19 Lincoln, Neb.1/22/96 L 13-19 Lincoln, Neb.2/4/96 W 19-12 Ames1/19/97 L 6-30 Lincoln, Neb.1/17/98 L 14-20 Iowa City1/22/00 W 27-9 State College [ND]2/5/06 W 20-18 Ames1/13/08 L 16-22 Cedar Falls, Iowa

PITTSBURGH 5-31/10/57 L 8-17 Pittsburgh2/6/58 W 22-5 Ames1/9/63 L 6-15 Pittsburgh1/15/95 W 23-12 Morgantown, W.Va.1/7/96 W 24-15 Pittsburgh1/4/03 W 25-15 Pittsburgh11/12/04 W 31-7 Ames 2/10/17 L 15-22 Pittsburgh

PORTLAND STATE 1-011/29/89 W 31-6 Tempe, Ariz.

PURDUE 2-01/15/66 W 47-0 Terre Haute, Ind.1/23/93 W 28-9 Lincoln, Neb.

RHODE ISLAND 1-01/26/80 W 40-5 Baton Rouge, La.

RIDER 2-12/9/07 W 38-6 Ames11/16/07 W 34-0 Lawrenceville11/26/17 L 15-22 Ames

ROCHESTER INST. TECH. (N.Y.) 1-01/30/31 W 34-0 Rochester

RUTGERS 3-0-112/8/60 T 14-14 Piscataway1/11/63 W 18-8 Piscataway1/11/13 W 19-15 Piscataway

1/17/14 W 22-13 Ames

SAN FRANCISCO STATE 1-01/7/04 W 36-12 Fresno

SETON HALL 1-01/13/95 W 32-9 Boston, Mass.

SIMPSON (IOWA) COLLEGE 7-01/26/24 W 8-6 Ames1/16/26 W 20-7 Ames1/13/27 W 22-5 Ames12/5/98 W 37-9 Indianola12/4/99 W 42-6 Indianola12/2/00 W 42-4 Indianola12/1/01 W 37-12 Indianola

SLIPPERY ROCK 2-01/7/96 W 32-9 Pittsburgh, Pa.1/4/03 W 38-6 Pittsburgh, Pa.

SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 9-22/15/52 W 27-2 Ames1/29/53 W 23-3 Brookings2/12/55 W 27-2 Brookings1/18/57 W 39-0 Ames1/14/61 W 24-6 Ames1/20/62 W 22-5 Brookings2/9/74 W 23-15 Mankato, Minn.12/11/76 W 37-9 Lincoln, Neb.11/12/09 W 43-3 Ames 11/4/17 L 27-92/4/18 L 30-15

SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 14-02/16/63 W 16-13 Ames3/2/64 W 20-8 Ames3/4/65 W 27-3 Carbondale2/18/66 W 25-11 Ames2/28/67 W 22-15 Carbondale2/1/68 W 27-4 Ames3/4/69 W 26-3 Carbondale1/5/70 W 24-12 Ames2/19/71 W 29-3 Carbondale2/4/72 W 33-6 Ames2/2/73 W 41-0 Carbondale2/1/74 W 28-13 Ames2/7/75 W 22-9 Carbondale1/31/76 W 31-9 Ames

SOUTHERN ILL.-EDWARDSVILLE 1-01/3/87 W 43-2 Ames

SPRINGFIELD (MASS.) 1-02/20/34 W 24-6 Springfield

STANFORD 1-01/21/05 W 23-18 Ames

SYRACUSE 6-01/30/31 W 38-0 Syracuse1/8/59 W 21-10 Syracuse1/3/83 W 25-20 Ames2/13/84 W 26-9 Syracuse12/15/84 W 27-16 Syracuse1/8/88 W 25-9 Hampton, Va.

TENNESSEE 1-112/3/81 W 37-8 Knoxville1/11/85 L 19-20 Hampton, Va.

TRINITY (CONN.) COLLEGE 1-011/21/92 W FFT Des Moines, Iowa

TRUMAN STATE (MO.) 3-02/20/97 W 36-6 Ames2/8/98 W 40-4 Ames2/7/99 W 41-3 Kirksville

UC DAVIS 1-01/8/06 W 26-18 Tempe, Ariz.

UCLA 2-01/31/69 W 32-2 Ames2/4/76 W 37-5 Los Angeles

UPPER IOWA 5-01/9/60 W 33-2 Ames2/25/61 W 30-0 Fayette1/13/62 W 26-5 Ames11/7/04 W 40-6 Council Bluffs11/6/05 W 31-9 Fayette

UTAH 1-012/15/67 W 17-14 Salt Lake City

UTAH VALLEY 4-011/20/04 W 35-9 Orem11/11/05 W 33-9 Ames11/13/08 W 39-0 Ames11/14/15 W 39-4 Boise, Idaho

VIRGINIA 3-01/11/85 W 40-6 Hampton, Va.2/18/07 W 37-3 Charlottesville1/12/18 W 21-18 Hampton, Va.

VIRGINIA TECH 7-111/29/03 W 32-12 Chattanooga, Tenn.1/5/06 W 32-11 Ames2/16/07 W 42-3 Blacksburg11/6/10 W 17-16 Salem, Va.1/13/12 W 20-14 Ames1/18/15 W 21-12 Ames11/7/15 L 3-32 Blacksburg1/9/16 W 16-14 Hampton, Va.WARTBURG 2-01/5/95 W 23-11 Ames1/14/96 W 23-16 Waverly

WASHINGTON 8-21/18/24 W 24-0 Ames1/18/71 W 23-11 Ames1/22/72 L 16-17 Seattle1/29/73 W 35-9 Ames1/5/74 L 12-18 Seattle1/17/75 W 34-9 Ames12/19/75 W 32-6 Seattle12/17/77 W 43-0 Seattle2/10/79 W 41-3 Ames12/15/79 W 36-6 Seattle


SERIES HISTORYWEBER STATE (UTAH) 1-012/13/86 W 43-6 Lincoln, Neb.

WEST VIRGINIA 16-22/10/22 W 17-5 Ames2/2/23 W 14-13 Ames2/27/25 W 12-5 Ames2/13/26 W 17-6 Morgantown1/11/85 W 24-20 Hampton, Va.1/10/86 W 42-0 Hampton, Va.1/29/94 W 22-15 Ames1/15/95 W 27-15 Morgantown11/25/01 W 24-16 Ames1/4/03 L 14-22 Morgantown11/18/07 W 24-9 Binghamton, N.Y.1/26/13 W 30-3 Morgantown3/8/13 W 45-3 Stillwater, Okla.11/15/13 W 22-12 Ames2/7/15 W 29-7 Morgantown2/14/16 W 28-11 Ames 2/12/17 L 20-22 Morgantown1/21/18 W 25-16 Ames

WILLIAM JEWELL (MO.) 2-02/19/60 W 29-3 Ames1/13/61 W 38-0 Liberty

WILLIAM PENN (IOWA) 1-012/2/00 W 43-5 Indianola

WINONA STATE (MINN.) 3-01/23/60 W 14-13 Winona1/21/61 W 26-0 Ames1/27/62 W 18-6 Winona

WISCONSIN 39-7-13/15/19 W 42-7 Ames1/29/21 W 46-8 Ames3/10/22 W 52-0 Ames3/10/23 W 20-5 Ames1/6/28 W 18-3 Ames1/11/30 W 27-3 Ames2/4/37 W 29-5 Ames1/8/38 W 18.5-7.5 Madison2/14/48 L 13-15 Ames1/15/49 L 11-15 Madison2/10/50 L 12-14 Ames1/13/51 L 3-25 Madison1/14/52 W 19-9 Madison2/4/54 W 19-11 Ames2/17/56 W 21-8 Ames2/11/72 W 38-3 Ames1/8/73 W 31-6 Madison1/4/75 L 15-17 Madison1/13/76 W 23-12 Ames1/10/77 W 19-14 Madison1/9/78 W 23-9 Ames1/7/79 W 20-18 Madison1/7/80 W 25-12 Ames1/12/81 W 24-9 Madison1/11/82 W 31-6 Madison1/10/83 W 31-14 Ames2/6/84 W 24-12 Madison1/15/85 L 16-21 Ames1/11/86 W 27-8 Hampton, Va.1/20/86 W 23-12 Madison

1/24/87 W 35-6 Ames12/12/87 L 11-28 Madison1/7/89 T 18-18 Ames1/12/90 W 17-14 Hampton, Va.1/31/90 W 24-14 Madison1/5/91 W 31-3 Ames1/5/92 W 20-16 Madison1/30/93 W 29-13 Ames2/8/98 W 25-9 Ames11/29/98 W 31-7 Madison11/28/99 W 28-9 Ames1/6/01 W 25-9 Grand Prairie, Texas12/2/01 W 24-21 Ames1/18/08 W 24-18 Ames11/21/08 W 27-7 Madison2/12/12 W 36-3 Ames [ND]2/22/15 W 30-16 Ames

WISCONSIN-LA CROSSE 1-011/6/05 W 31-9 Fayette, Iowa

WISCONSIN-RIVER FALLS 1-01/14/96 W 34-13 Waverly, Iowa

WYOMING 14-31/16/41 W 24-6 Laramie1/21/50 L 10-19 Laramie2/12/53 W 20-6 Ames1/30/58 W 20-5 Laramie1/24/59 W 28-0 Ames2/18/60 W 20-6 Laramie3/4/61 W 18-6 Ames2/1/62 W 16-10 Laramie3/4/70 W 34-0 Laramie2/8/71 W 38-0 Ames2/19/72 W 42-3 Laramie12/1/83 W 35-9 Las Vegas, Nev.2/16/85 W 41-5 Ames12/2/87 W 35-2 Laramie12/12/15 W 19-14 Ames12/6/16 L 15-19 Laramie12/9/17 L 14-24 Ames


SERIES HISTORYDIVISION IACC 39 9 0Duke - - -North Carolina 12 4 0North Carolina State 12 0 0Pittsburgh 5 3 0Virginia 3 0 0Virginia Tech 7 1 0

BIG 12 187 129 6Air Force - - -Fresno State 8 0 0North Dakota State 4 1 0Northern Colorado 6 1 0Northern Iowa 57 19 0Oklahoma 50 42 3Oklahoma State 20 59 3South Dakota State 9 2 0Utah Valley 4 0 0West Virginia 16 2 0Wyoming 13 3 0

BIG TEN 276 136 10Illinois 4 5 0Indiana 9 8 0Iowa 16 63 3Maryland (Big Ten ‘15) 4 0 0Michigan 18 5 0Michigan State 15 3 0Minnesota 44 19 2Nebraska 81 15 2Northwestern 17 0 0Ohio State 10 0 0Penn State 14 10 1Purdue 2 0 0Rutgers (Big Ten ‘15) 3 0 1Wisconsin 39 7 1

EIWA 74 12 2American 1 0 0Army 3 1 0Binghamton 2 0 0Boston 6 1 0Brown 1 0 0Bucknell 1 0 0Columbia - - -Cornell 5 4 0Drexel 3 1 0Franklin & Marshall 5 0 0Harvard 2 0 0Hofstra 14 1 0Lehigh 25 3 1Navy 3 0 0Penn 3 1 1Princeton - - -Sacred Heart - - -

EWL 25 2 0Bloomsburg 8 0 0Clarion 7 0 0Cleveland State - - -Edinboro 2 0 0George Mason 1 0 0Lock Haven 5 1 0Rider 2 1 0

MID-AMERICAN 123 31 0Buffalo - - -Central Michigan 5 1 0Eastern Michigan 2 0 0Kent State 4 1 0Missouri 44 8 0Northern Illinois 5 1 0Ohio 3 0 0Old Dominion 3 2 0

PACIFIC-12 64 14 1Arizona State 28 9 0Boise State 5 2 0Cal Poly 12 2 0Cal State Bakersfield 5 0 1Oregon State 14 2 0Stanford 1 0 0

SOUTHERN 5 0 0Appalachian State - - -Campbell - - -Chattanooga 5 0 0Citadel - - -Davidson - - -Gardner-Webb - - -SIU-Edwardsville 1 0 0VMI - - -

DISCONTINUED 229 12 2Arizona 5 0 0Brigham Young 4 0 0California 1 0 0Carleton (Minn.) 4 0 0Carson-Newman (Tenn.) 1 0 0Central State (Ohio) 1 0 0Chicago 1 0 0Clemson 4 0 0Colgate 1 0 0Colorado 29 0 0Colorado State 19 4 1Dana (Neb.) 1 0 0Denver 2 0 0Des Moines University 2 0 0Drake 19 0 0Eastern Illinois 1 0 0Eastern Oregon 1 0 0Florida International 1 0 0Grinnell (Iowa) 3 0 0Indiana State 7 0 0Kansas 11 0 0Kansas State 32 4 1Kentucky 6 0 0Lawrence (Wis.) 1 0 0Louisiana State 7 1 0Marquette 2 0 0Missouri S&T 1 0 0MIT 1 0 0Montclair State (N.J.) 2 0 0Morgan State 1 0 0New Mexico 3 0 0Northwest Missouri State 4 0 0Oregon 6 0 0Portland State 1 0 0Rhode Island 1 0 0Seton Hall 1 0 0Slippery Rock 2 0 0

Southern Illinois 14 0 0Syracuse 6 0 0Tennessee 1 1 0UC Davis 1 0 0UCLA 2 0 0Utah 1 0 0Washington 8 2 0Weber State (Utah) 1 0 0William Jewell (Mo.) 2 0 0Winona State (Minn.) 3 0 0Wisconsin-River Falls 1 0 0

DIVISION II 49 0 0Adams State (Colo.) 1 0 0Central Oklahoma 1 0 0Colorado School of Mines 2 0 0Colorado State-Pueblo 1 0 0Findlay (Ohio) 1 0 0Millersville 1 0 0Minnesota State-Mankato 33 0 0San Francisco State 1 0 0Truman State (Mo.) 3 0 0Upper Iowa 5 0 0

DIVISION III 38 2 0Augsburg (Minn.) 1 0 0Augustana (Ill.) 3 0 0Buena Vista (Iowa) 2 0 0Coe (Iowa) 4 0 0Cornell (Iowa) 12 2 0Dubuque (Iowa) 2 0 0Loras (Iowa) 1 0 0Rochester Inst. Tech. (N.Y.) 1 0 0Simpson (Iowa) 7 0 0Springfield (Mass.) 1 0 0Trinity (Conn.) 1 0 0Wartburg (Iowa) 2 0 0Wisconsin-La Crosse 1 0 0

NAIA 7 0 0Cumberlands (Ky.) 1 0 0Dickinson State (N.D.) 1 0 0Graceland (Iowa) 1 0 0Grand View (Iowa) 1 0 0Midland (Neb.) 2 0 0William Penn (Iowa) 1 0 0

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