Where are they now? Chris Kingsbury

[Soda Popinski]

http://hawkeyenation.com/basketball/chris-kingsbury

 

[BLSardo]

Those jeans definitely have white patterns all over the ass. Probably flaps too. And the flaps are no doubt patterned as well.

 

[TH1974]

Looks like he can still shoot.

 

[Hawkstrat]

He has kids and a job.

 

[TH1974]

Saw this t-shirt in the window of that shop next to Pancheros downtown a few weeks ago:

 

[PipeDaddy]

Sure could use him to attack the zone, give our team's current approach to it.

 

[Match34]

Could probably outdrink all the pussies on this year's team combined.

 

[Monster]

Those jeans definitely have white patterns all over the ass. Probably flaps too. And the flaps are no doubt patterned as well.

I bet you really would like to see if you're right.

 

[C-3PO]

During his Hawkeye career from 1994-96, Kingsbury twice made nine 3-pointers in a game.

9

NINE

 

[C-3PO]

Nine

 

[hawkeyealum]

his wife. Would.

 

[Lime]

During his Hawkeye career from 1994-96, Kingsbury twice made nine 3-pointers in a game.

9

NINE

and they probably averaged 30 feet.

 

[nolookpass]

He had bigger arms than our 5 now starters combined

 

[Tripper Harrison]

My wife isn't allowed to wear bling on her ass. I just lost all respect for CK.

 

[RecreationalGynecologist]

his wife. Would.

She still has a thigh gap it appears, even after popping out all those kids

 

[Hawk4Life94]

Could probably outdrink all the pussies on this year's team combined.

And snort way more cocaine.

 

[Harlan]

During his Hawkeye career from 1994-96, Kingsbury twice made nine 3-pointers in a game.

9

NINE

In a game.

Not in a season.

 

[RecreationalGynecologist]

The guy didn't give a fuck either. We're definitely missing that attitude in IC

 

[jabberjaw]

his wife. Would.

She still has a thigh gap it appears, even after popping out all those kids

She may not be the mother to all of them. You should know that better than any of the rest of us here, Rec.

 

[Monster]

his wife. Would.

She still has a thigh gap it appears, even after popping out all those kids

I hate to ask what this means.

 

[Hawkstrat]

his wife. Would.

She still has a thigh gap it appears, even after popping out all those kids

I hate to ask what this means.

A thigh gap is a space between the thighs when a chick's feet are together.

Don't judge me, I was just answering the question. I think Rec is a faggot, which is why he goes overboard trying to show he isn't.

 

[Hawkstrat]

I just want to make it clear, when I say 'faggot' I don't mean in the pussy Louis C.K. way, I mean it as a slur for homosexual males.

 

[StanCo]

 

[eclone]

What kind of weird deformity is on the top of his head that they have to keep cutting it off?

 

[eclone]

He has kids and a job.

I would venture to say "job". He's the Sr.-VP/COO of a bank that his dad is President/CEO of and the past Presidents include his Grandfather, Great-Grandfather, and Great-Great Grandfather. But good for him, nonetheless.

John Kingsbury, President and Chief Executive Officer
John was born and raised in Ponca. He is a graduate of Ponca High School and the University of South Dakota. He is the fourth generation of the Kingsbury family to be bank president starting with his great grandfather in 1927. John started at BDC by burning the Bank's garbage in fifth grade. He began full time in 1971. He works extensively in local and regional community, business and economic development.
He is also President of the Better Ponca Foundation, Inc. and a member of the Siouxland Ethanol Board of Directors. He is also a member of the Nebrantska State Highway Commission and a number of other organizations.


Chris Kingsbury, Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, MLO #671596
Chris is the fifth generation of the Kingsbury family to work at the Bank. He was born in Omaha, but grew up in St. Louis and Cincinnati graduating from Hamilton High School in Ohio. Chris was a McDonald's All-American. He played basketball at the University of Iowa, as well as the CBA and in Europe. Chris began at the Bank in 2001. He is a licensed executive loan officer and is in charge of personnel, operations and investments. He is a member of the Loan Committee and Bank Board.

 

[Russell Ziske]

Watching him warm up before games was entertaining.

Iowa had Kingsbury, Settles, Woolridge, Bowen & Kenyon Murray on the same roster. That's not bad talent for a coach who couldn't recruit.

 

[Wild Onion]

Watching him warm up before games was entertaining.

Iowa had Kingsbury, Settles, Woolridge, Bowen & Kenyon Murray on the same roster. That's not bad talent for a coach who couldn't recruit.

And NBA 2nd round draft pick Russ Millard

 

[FrodoTBaggin]

Chris should donate some of his nutsack to this team.

 

[Russell Ziske]

Watching him warm up before games was entertaining.

Iowa had Kingsbury, Settles, Woolridge, Bowen & Kenyon Murray on the same roster. That's not bad talent for a coach who couldn't recruit.

And NBA 2nd round draft pick Russ Millard

Yeah, forgot about Russ Millard. Good ball player.

 

[RecreationalGynecologist]

 

[Russell Ziske]

That was against George Washington in the 96' tournament in Tempe. Big comeback from the Hawks. (I was @ that game & sat a few rows behind Kareem Abdul Jabbar, who's kid played for Valpo, I think)

 

[eclone]

The back door shot-pass alley oop to Russ was one of my favorites, but he was no James Winters.

 

[CamelTones]

That was against George Washington in the 96' tournament in Tempe. Big comeback from the Hawks. (I was @ that game & sat a few rows behind Kareem Abdul Jabbar, who's kid played for Valpo, I think)

Iowa was down what? 16 with around 10 minutes left?

Also, that team had JR Koch and Monter Glasper. Again, he couldn't recruit.

 

[Lime]

That was against George Washington in the 96' tournament in Tempe. Big comeback from the Hawks. (I was @ that game & sat a few rows behind Kareem Abdul Jabbar, who's kid played for Valpo, I think)

Iowa was down what? 16 with around 10 minutes left?

Also, that team had JR Koch and Monter Glasper. Again, he couldn't recruit.

73-56 with 8 minutes to go.

http://www.hawkeyesports.com/sports/m-baskbl/spec-rel/081110aae.html

whole game is on YouTube in 9 parts


comeback starts at 6 minutes




EDIT: CBS skipped part of Iowa's run at the start

 

[DGHawk]

That was against George Washington in the 96' tournament in Tempe. Big comeback from the Hawks. (I was @ that game & sat a few rows behind Kareem Abdul Jabbar, who's kid played for Valpo, I think)

Iowa was down what? 16 with around 10 minutes left?

Also, that team had JR Koch and Monter Glasper. Again, he couldn't recruit.

73-56 with 8 minutes to go.

http://www.hawkeyesports.com/sports/m-baskbl/spec-rel/081110aae.html

whole game is on YouTube in 9 parts


comeback starts at 6 minutes




EDIT: CBS skipped part of Iowa's run at the start

Dean Oliver's Mason City team played Ricky Davis's team in the state tournament the same day. We drove down and watched that game in Des Moines, then came back to Dysart freaking Iowa to watch the end of this game. A lot of alcohol consumed that day.

CSB/

 

[jd10]

is there some sort of fund going to hire a forensic IT guy to recover that kingsbury highlight video from the register's servers? there should be.

 

[Soda Popinski]

Is it weird that he hasn't been back to Carver since he played? I guess I don't really blame him.

 

[Match34]

Is it weird that he hasn't been back to Carver since he played? I guess I don't really blame him.

He's like the Eddie Murphy of Iowa.

 

[DGHawk]

Iowa has played 11 NCAA tourney games since that game in 96. 6 of them before 2000. Fuck Alford, The Criminal and Fran.

 

[CamelTones]

They also had Kent McCausland and Jason 'Eddie' Bauer on the bench.

 

[Fletch]

We had multiple point guards and knock down shooters.

 

[maintain242001]

Id gladly trade this team for that team...all day

 

[YugoslavianMountainHound]

My best piece of Iowa memorabilia is a game worn Kingsbury jersey.

 

[StinkyMcFadden]

My best piece of Iowa memorabilia is a game worn Kingsbury jersey.

I will buy it from you. Sell it to me.

 

[Gushawk]

Those jeans definitely have white patterns all over the ass. Probably flaps too. And the flaps are no doubt patterned as well.

It hurts to see a hero cut low like this

 

[Gushawk]

Chris should donate some of his nutsack to this team.

If he's not done with it, he should be judging from that photo

 

[C-3PO]

My best piece of Iowa memorabilia is a game worn Kingsbury jersey.

I will buy it from you. Sell it to me.

Does it smell like cigarettes?

 

[FrodoTBaggin]

Man I loved that team.

 

[Costanza]

Watching him warm up before games was entertaining.

Iowa had Kingsbury, Settles, Woolridge, Bowen & Kenyon Murray on the same roster. That's not bad talent for a coach who couldn't recruit.

My favorite part was when he would walk over to the exact spot McCausland was warming up at and make him move so he could shoot there. McCausland would move and Kingsbury would shoot from that spot then go make McCausland move from whatever spot he went to next.

Saw this happen twice.

My favorite player in Iowa history.

 

[Russell Ziske]

Watching him warm up before games was entertaining.

Iowa had Kingsbury, Settles, Woolridge, Bowen & Kenyon Murray on the same roster. That's not bad talent for a coach who couldn't recruit.

My favorite part was when he would walk over to the exact spot McCausland was warming up at and make him move so he could shoot there. McCausland would move and Kingsbury would shoot from that spot then go make McCausland move from whatever spot he went to next.

Saw this happen twice.

My favorite player in Iowa history.

I think McCausland got some of his 3 point confidence from Kingsbury. Not cocky, but just the confidence he could make them.