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Iowa Energy

The Iowa Energy are a team of the NBA Development League. They play their home games at the Wells Fargo Arena at Iowa Events Center.

Former Brighton Bears coach Nick Nurse is the team's head coach.

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History

The team initially held a "Name the Team" contest, where the choices were Corncobs, Maize, River Rats, Scarecrows, and Thoroughbreds.[1] However, the team later announced that, because of general fan dislike, none of these names would be the team name. The team name, Iowa Energy, and the logo were announced on June 29, 2007.

On November 23, they won their first-ever game, a 101-99 win at Dakota. They defeated Albuquerque, 101-98, in their inaugural home game in front of a league-record 8,842 fans.

For their second season, they dropped the Miami Heat as their affiliate, replacing them with the Phoenix Suns.

The 2009-10 squad set a new league record with 37 regular season victories.

Season By Season

Season Division Finish Wins Losses Pct. Postseason Results
Iowa Energy
2007•08 Central 3rd 22 28 .440
2008•09 Central 1st 28 22 .560 Lost Round 1 (Dakota) 114-109
2009•10 Eastern 1st 37 13 .740 Won Round 1 (Utah) 2-1 Lost Semifinals (Tulsa) 2-1
Regular season 87 63 .580
Playoffs 3 4 .429

Current roster

Iowa Energy Current Roster
Head Coach: Nick Nurse
Assistant Coach: Nate Bjorkgren
Assistant Coach: Keith Moore
G/F 5 Rashad Anderson (UConn)
F/C 23 Connor Atchley (Texas)
G 15 Pat Carroll (St. Joseph's)
G 7 Shy Ely (Evansville)
F 50 Marvin Phillips (Claflin)
G 10 Curtis Stinson (Iowa State)
G 22 Jeff Trepagnier (Southern California)
G 18 Mark Tyndale (Temple)

As of April 2, 2010

Players assigned by NBA teams

Players recalled by NBA teams

Players called up by NBA teams

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