Jeff Horner's guest appearances

Jeff Horner

Hawkeye Nation

KXnO The Morning Rush

The Moonlight Graham Show

Miller & Condon on 106.3 FM & 1460 KXnO

Locked On Hawkeyes - Daily Podcast On Iowa Hawkeyes Football & Basketball

Saturday Morning Pregame

Miller and Condon on KXnO

HawkFanatic Podcast

The Chau Codes Podcast

Oliver Martin

Iowa Hawkeye

Megan Gustafson

Nick Nurse

Ross Peterson

Bobby Hansen

Joe O'Donnell

Tommy Birch

Nate Teut

Iowa Hoops

Hayden Fry

Brian Hardin

Brandon Hurley

Gary Barta

OwlTail

Adam Haluska

Former Iowa basketball players Jeff Horner and Adam Haluska join the show to reminisce on their players, discuss how they would guard the current Iowa men's basketball team and more.

Former Iowa basketball players Jeff Horner and Adam Haluska join the show to reminisce on their players, discuss how they would guard the current Iowa men's basketball team and more.

HawkFanatic Podcast 12/2/20 - Jeff Horner & Adam Haluska

Show Notes: 0:00 - 2:26 Introduction 2:27 - 4:50 Jeff's Initial exposure to Programming 4:51 - 6:19 College Degree 6:20 - 10:43 Thoughts on if people need College 10:45 - 20:05 Journey post Graduation 20:06 - 22:38 The Importance of Consistency 22:40 - 27:28 Having Structure when learning Web Dev 27:30 - 38:00 Jeff's Journey and Process as a Self-Taught Dev 38:01 - 46:05 Transition into getting a full-time job as a Developer 46:06 - 53:50 Jeff's Side Project 53:51 - 1:00:23 Closing Jeff Horner Social Media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jeffnhorner/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/jeffnhorner Website: https://www.jeffnhorner.com/--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/justinchau/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/justinchau/support

Show Notes: 0:00 - 2:26 Introduction 2:27 - 4:50 Jeff's Initial exposure to Programming 4:51 - 6:19 College Degree 6:20 - 10:43 Thoughts on if people need College 10:45 - 20:05 Journey post Graduation 20:06 - 22:38 The Importance of Consistency 22:40 - 27:28 Having Structure when learning Web Dev 27:30 - 38:00 Jeff's Journey and Process as a Self-Taught Dev 38:01 - 46:05 Transition into getting a full-time job as a Developer 46:06 - 53:50 Jeff's Side Project 53:51 - 1:00:23 Closing Jeff Horner Social Media: Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/jeffnhorner/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/jeffnhorner/</a> Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/jeffnhorner" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/jeffnhorner</a> Website: <a href="https://www.jeffnhorner.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.jeffnhorner.com/</a>--- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/justinchau/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/justinchau/message</a> Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/justinchau/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/justinchau/support</a>

#6: this.dev | Jeff Horner - From Communications Degree to Full-Time Self Taught Developer

Governor Reynolds

Updated sports calendar thoughts, Governor Reynolds' Press Conference, Jeff Horner talks about the 05-06 Iowa Basketball Team 

Updated sports calendar thoughts, Governor Reynolds' Press Conference, Jeff Horner talks about the 05-06 Iowa Basketball Team

Updated sports calendar thoughts, Governor Reynolds' Press Conference, Jeff Horner talks about the 05-06 Iowa Basketball Team 

Episode 113 brings one of the great Hawkeye guards into the studio, Jeff Horner. Tim and Moonlighter Jack Brownlee sit down with the Mason City product to talk about his time as a Mohawk, Hawkeye, as a pro in Europe, and now walking the sideline as a coach. Jeff has seen a lot on the hardwood and has some great stories to tell. Horner committed to Steve Alford and the Iowa Hawkeyes as a ninth-grader. That commitment may have changed Mohawk sports history because he was a multisport athlete. Horner was a varsity football and baseball player as a freshman but had to shift his focus to prepare for life in Iowa City. In fact, Horner thinks that had he been able to play his senior baseball season, he might have had some options on the diamond. Once in Iowa City, Horner took a leadership role for the Hawks for the next four seasons, starting nearly every game in his career. Horner talks about the expectations of being an Iowa kid in the Black and Gold and the pressure he felt. Jack Brownlee and Jeff give an inside look at practice and the competitive culture during the Alford era. Horner was one of the great all-around basketball players in Hawkeye history and finished his career with 1,502 points, 563 rebounds, and 612 assists. After a few years in professional basketball in Europe, Horner came back to America and was signed by Nick Nurse and became the first ever player for the Iowa Energy. With his playing days behind him, Horner has found a new role on the court as a coach. Horner has gone from a high school assistant coach to D-2 head coach at Truman State University. Jeff shares what he has taken from some of the great coaching minds he played for and against over his career.

Episode 113 brings one of the great Hawkeye guards into the studio, Jeff Horner. Tim and Moonlighter Jack Brownlee sit down with the Mason City product to talk about his time as a Mohawk, Hawkeye, as a pro in Europe, and now walking the sideline as a coach. Jeff has seen a lot on the hardwood and has some great stories to tell. Horner committed to Steve Alford and the Iowa Hawkeyes as a ninth-grader. That commitment may have changed Mohawk sports history because he was a multisport athlete. Horner was a varsity football and baseball player as a freshman but had to shift his focus to prepare for life in Iowa City. In fact, Horner thinks that had he been able to play his senior baseball season, he might have had some options on the diamond. Once in Iowa City, Horner took a leadership role for the Hawks for the next four seasons, starting nearly every game in his career. Horner talks about the expectations of being an Iowa kid in the Black and Gold and the pressure he felt. Jack Brownlee and Jeff give an inside look at practice and the competitive culture during the Alford era. Horner was one of the great all-around basketball players in Hawkeye history and finished his career with 1,502 points, 563 rebounds, and 612 assists. After a few years in professional basketball in Europe, Horner came back to America and was signed by Nick Nurse and became the first ever player for the Iowa Energy. With his playing days behind him, Horner has found a new role on the court as a coach. Horner has gone from a high school assistant coach to D-2 head coach at Truman State University. Jeff shares what he has taken from some of the great coaching minds he played for and against over his career.

Ep 113: Jeff Horner on his baseball career, the Alford era, and Nick Nurse

Emery Songer and Sean Roberts make their pre-preseason NFL predictions on who will make the playoffs and win the Super Bowl. They are joined over the phone by Iowa basketball legend Jeff Horner, who coached the Iowa United in The Basketball Tournament. They wrap up the show by reminiscing about some of their favorite college football plays of the last couple of decades.

Saturday Morning Pregame: NFL Predictions, Jeff Horner on TBT, Memorable College Plays

IOWA CITY, Iowa – The door was left open a crack during the late 1990s. Iowa State was looking to slip through it. The Hawkeyes’ future was unknown at the time. Dr. Tom Davis’ contract had not renewed and a new coach had not been hired. Cyclone coach Larry Eustachy used the opportunity to court Mason City point guard Jeff Horner, despite him growing up an avid Iowa fan. The basketball phenom really liked what he saw and heard on an unofficial visit to Ames. What would have become a nightmare for Iowa having already lost in-state stars Kirk Hinrich and Nick Collison to Kansas turned fond memories. Steve Alford replaced Davis and corralled Horner shortly after his arrival in Iowa City. Horner went on to lead the Hawkeyes to two NCAA Tournaments and a Big Ten Tournament title. He’s their all-time assists leader (612) and is second in three-pointers made (262). We caught up with Horner recently for the Hawkeye History podcast, on which he told stories about being recruited by ISU, playing for Alford, living through the Pierre Pierce arrests, studying Pornography at Iowa (what?) and much more. Please give it a listen. You won’t be disappointed.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

IOWA CITY, Iowa – The door was left open a crack during the late 1990s. Iowa State was looking to slip through it. The Hawkeyes’ future was unknown at the time. Dr. Tom Davis’ contract had not renewed and a new coach had not been hired. Cyclone coach Larry Eustachy used the opportunity to court Mason City point guard Jeff Horner, despite him growing up an avid Iowa fan. The basketball phenom really liked what he saw and heard on an unofficial visit to Ames. What would have become a nightmare for Iowa having already lost in-state stars Kirk Hinrich and Nick Collison to Kansas turned fond memories. Steve Alford replaced Davis and corralled Horner shortly after his arrival in Iowa City. Horner went on to lead the Hawkeyes to two NCAA Tournaments and a Big Ten Tournament title. He’s their all-time assists leader (612) and is second in three-pointers made (262). We caught up with Horner recently for the Hawkeye History podcast, on which he told stories about being recruited by ISU, playing for Alford, living through the Pierre Pierce arrests, studying Pornography at Iowa (what?) and much more. Please give it a listen. You won’t be disappointed. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

Hawkeye History Podcast: Jeff Horner

Part two of our conversation with Hawkeye great Jeff Horner is on today's agenda. We talk more in depth about his international career and his time as a high schooler in Mason City on today's episode. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Part two of our conversation with Hawkeye great Jeff Horner is on today's agenda. We talk more in depth about his international career and his time as a high schooler in Mason City on today's episode. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

Pt 2 - Former Hawkeye Jeff Horner joins the show to talk about the Iowa United, Truman State, and his time as a Hawk

Former Iowa Hawkeye men's basketball player and current head coach of Truman State University Jeff Horner joins the show to talk abou the Iowa United, his first year as a head coach for Truman State, and of course, Iowa basketball. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Former Iowa Hawkeye men's basketball player and current head coach of Truman State University Jeff Horner joins the show to talk abou the Iowa United, his first year as a head coach for Truman State, and of course, Iowa basketball. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

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