Jeff Hornacek Highlights

cyclones500

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That's fantastic. Thanks for posting the clips.

As cool as some of those shots are, his passing ability and court awareness are still so unheralded.

I'd love to see a collage from the ISU years. That behind-the-back to Stockton is a Hornacekesque play — but he had any even more mind-boggling pass during a game I saw at Hilton (in early ESPN/pre-YouTube days, it's obviously only in my memory).

He was either the most unlikely ISU player to have a sustained and productive NBA career, or one of the most under-the-radar guards in '80s college basketball.

Or both. :yes:
 

leroycyclone

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Clearly the best pro to ever come out of any state of Iowa college basketball team. As much as I've enjoyed watching other Cyclones and Hawkeyes in the NBA over the years, his career #s dwarf the rest.

Why not continue the legacy and bring him back as an assistant coach?
 

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Why not continue the legacy and bring him back as an assistant coach?
It was mentioned when CFH was hired, his name was even brought up,at least on CF, as a potential candidate. The main thing was, he was wanting to spend time with his family until they got older,etc. And i imagine even if he's with the Jazz full-time now, he's probably fairly settled down,at least for now, in Utah.
 

Jambalaya

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he had a slew of highlites with the Phoenix Suns too.

I remember him saving so many games down the stretch when Kevin Johnson started to throw up crappy shots and turn the ball over late in the 4th for the Suns.

Horny would bail out the Suns time and time again
 

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It was mentioned when CFH was hired, his name was even brought up,at least on CF, as a potential candidate. The main thing was, he was wanting to spend time with his family until they got older,etc. And i imagine even if he's with the Jazz full-time now, he's probably fairly settled down,at least for now, in Utah.

I think the family still might make their home in Phoenix as his daughter is in her senior year at Xavier College Prep where she was the setter on the volleyball team. She has signed an LOI to KU this fall.

Abby Hornacek - ESPNHS Volleyball - ESPNHS
 

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