dailyloe.com – Iowa State University has hired Tim Buckley as an assistant coach for its men’s basketball team. The appointment was announced by the university’s athletics department. Buckley brings extensive coaching experience to the Cyclones’ staff.
His hiring follows a recent stretch of games for the Iowa State program. The team faced several ranked opponents in the latter part of the season. This includes matchups against teams like #16 Texas Tech and #2 Arizona.
The team’s record shows a mix of wins and losses during this period. They secured victories over Arizona State and Kentucky in March. However, they also recorded losses to highly-ranked Tennessee and Arizona.
Buckley’s role will involve player development and on-court strategy. He joins a program competing in the competitive Big 12 Conference. His background is expected to aid in recruiting and game planning.
The Cyclones finished their season with several notable performances. They scored over 100 points in a win against Tennessee State. The team’s schedule included multiple games against top-25 ranked opponents.[]
Source: Iowa State Athletics
