Game Date: Apr 5th, 2038

Iowa State Hall Of Fame

Hall Of Fame Players

#10 - Tim Keene [ID #35091]     PG
Home Town: Brantford, Ontario           High School: Stanley High School           PG
Hall Of Famer                     Years: 2001 - 2006                     Height: 6' 2"                     Skill Index: 2
Games 167, 7.7 ppg, 5.6 apg, 1.1 spg, 26.3 mpg
Notes: all time great passer, graduated as Iowa State's leading assist man with 948 assists.

#13 - Alonzo Vasquez [ID #1397]     PG
Home Town: Jackson, Mississippi           High School: Rockefeller High School           PG SG
Hall Of Famer                     Years: 2000 - 2002                     Height: 6' 3½"                     Skill Index: 0
Games 80, 19.8 ppg, 3.9 3pg, 35.6% 3pp, 77.8% ftp, 4.1 apg, 1.9 spg, 33.3 mpg
Notes: #13 now hangs in the rafters One of the greats, graduated as all time iowa state leading scorer with 1,584, two time all conference team player, won conference player of the year as a junior, won a regular season conference championship, and lead iowa state to two terrific seasons, but was sadly robbed of an professional career and was not drafted.

#15 - Rashad Burholder [ID #20188]     PG
Home Town: Aurora, Illinois           High School: King High School           PG sg
Hall Of Famer                     Years: 2003 - 2008                     Height: 6' 1½"                     Skill Index: 33
Games 167, 13.4 ppg, 49.6% fgp, 1.4 3pg, 39.4% 3pp, 82.2% ftp, 2.6 apg, 24.4 mpg
Notes: #15 now hangs in the rafters. iowa state legend, the best to ever do it

#23 - Charlie Adkins [ID #68436]     PG
Home Town: Independence, Missouri           High School: Greene High School           PG SF
Hall Of Famer                     Years: 2011 - 2016                     Height: 6' 3½"                     Skill Index: 90
Games 161, 10.8 ppg, 48.3% fgp, 1.0 3pg, 37.4% 3pp, 88.6% ftp, 2.2 apg, 1.2 spg, 22.1 mpg
Notes: One of Iowa States' best PG is now in the Hall of Fame. He plays for Seattle currently. Lets go Cyclones

#35 - Danny Rowan [ID #43474]     PG
Home Town: Baltimore, Maryland           High School: Franklin High School           PG sf
Hall Of Famer                     Years: 2006 - 2011                     Height: 6' 4½"                     Skill Index: 50
Games 157, 12.3 ppg, 48.2% fgp, 1.4 3pg, 37.1% 3pp, 82.3% ftp, 6.4 apg, 1.5 spg, 26.1 mpg
Notes: #35 now hangs in the rafters

#40 - Rich Thompson [ID #44598]     SF
Home Town: Frankenmuth, Michigan           High School: St. Peter High School           SF PG
Hall Of Famer                     Years: 2006 - 2011                     Height: 6' 6"                     Skill Index: 48
Games 172, 9.6 ppg, 47.1% fgp, 1.2 3pg, 36.3% 3pp, 1.3 spg, 21.6 mpg
Notes:

#42 - Dexter King [ID #24687]     SG
Home Town: Peoria, Arizona           High School: Jones High School           SG PG
Hall Of Famer                     Years: 2001 - 2005                     Height: 6' 2½"                     Skill Index: 6
Games 160, 11.4 ppg, 1.5 3pg, 75.3% ftp, 2.9 apg, 1.1 spg, 31.3 mpg
Notes: fantastic player, 4 year starter, graduated as Iowa States' all-time leading scorer with 1827, was a part of the first recruiting class for the Cyclones, played a role on the legendary '05 team that reached the ncaa tournament for the first time in school history and advanced to the round of 32

#45 - Owen Tobin [ID #42174]     PF
Home Town: Milford, Connecticut           High School: Lower Milford High School           PF c
Hall Of Famer                     Years: 2006 - 2011                     Height: 6' 10½"                     Skill Index: 57
Games 171, 9.6 ppg, 59.6% fgp, 78.1% ftp, 7.5 rpg, 20.6 mpg
Notes:

#53 - Herman Stanfield [ID #29266]     SF
Home Town: Greensboro, North Carolina           High School: Dudley High School           SF c
Hall Of Famer                     Years: 2002 - 2006                     Height: 6' 5"                     Skill Index: 14
Games 169, 13.9 ppg, 1.8 3pg, 38.9% 3pp, 1.7 spg, 32.6 mpg
Notes: #53 now hangs in the rafters. Herman is an Iowa State legend, the best recruit in cyclone history to date, the first Iowa State player to ever be drafted (6th overall), graduated as Iowa State all time leading scorer with 2395 career points, led the team to their first ever national tournament reaching the round of 32, then returned the following year, received all-conference honors his senior season, he did not do enough to pass Alonzo Vasquez as best Iowa State player ever, but came very close.