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Loveland Reporter-Herald on MSNKyle Jorgensen happy with decision to stay with CSU Rams men’s basketballWhen his head coach left for another school, there was little doubt in Kyle Jorgensen’s mind about whether he should stay at ...
The top five days of Ali Farokhmanesh’s life are taken by his wedding day and the birth of his four kids. But Friday — as he was introduced as the new head coach at Colorado State — is in ...
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Ali Farokhmanesh contract details as Colorado State men's ... - MSNAli Farokhmanesh is moving up from the top assistant on the Colorado State men's basketball team to the head coach. CSU announced Wednesday Farokhmanesh would take over the Rams. He replaces Niko ...
The #19 team on our countdown created a lifetime of memories for UNI fans: the 2009-2010 UNI men's basketball team.That year ...
CEDAR FALLS - Ali Farokhmanesh has been here before. The man with the two biggest shots in Northern Iowa history, the giant-slayer, has already been past the round of Sweet 16, and Saturday's ...
Farokhmanesh, now an assistant coach at Colorado State, is still very much known for the shot in March 2010 that rocked the sport. Only enough time has passed that the players he recruits now find ...
For a guy whose last name is practically an obscenity in Lawrence, Kan., former Northern Iowa guard Ali Farokhmanesh — the one who infamously helped knock the Jayhawks out of the NCAA Tournament ...
Ali Farokhmanesh's critical 3-pointer lifts Northern Iowa past UNLV, 69-66. Ronald Martinez/Getty Images Swish. "I knew with the rotation of the ball," Mashallah said.
Even now, knowing that the shot is going to go in, it’s hard not to say nononono when watching video of Ali Farokhmanesh putting up his three from the wing against No. 1 Kansas in the 2010 NCAA ...
Ali Farokhmanesh of the Northern Iowa Panthers reacts against the Kansas Jayhawks during the second round of the 2010 NCAA men’s basketball tournament at Ford Center on March 20, 2010 in ...
For a week in March 2010, Ali Farokhmanesh, then a senior at Northern Iowa was one of the most famous basketball players in the country. He led his ninth-seeded team past eight-seed UNLV and then ...
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