Jeff Horner was Iowa’s do-it-all floor general: steady, tough, and relentlessly productive
In his Iowa career, Jeff Horner stood out as a high-IQ, stat-stuffing point guard who started 122 games, scored 1,502 points, and finished as the program’s all-time leader in assists (612) and made threes (262). His calling card was versatility: he could run the offense, rebound his position, and stretch defenses with range, while also bringing the kind of toughness and leadership coaches love. He was a two-time All-Big Ten Third Team pick and the 2006 Big Ten Tournament MVP, the profile of a reliable fit for teams that value poise, shot-making, and command.
