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Updated 2001-2002 Game by Game Statistics As a Blue Hen Outstanding three-point shooter who has kept his "linebacker's body" despite dropping 20 lbs. from his football playing days…lost a season of eligibility while at Minnesota per NCAA rules, although he was never on the basketball roster; was recruited by the Gophers to play football, but did not play in 1998-99…2000-01 Season: Regarded by conference's coaches as the best sixth man in America East according to a telephone poll conducted by UD student newspaper The Review, but surprisingly snubbed for America East All-Rookie honors...scored a career-high 20 points off the bench in UD's America East semifinal win over Northeastern (7 for 10 from the field, including 4 for 5 from three-point range) in just 21 minutes of action...had a career-high 11 rebounds to go with seven points in UD's America East quarterfinal win over Towson...appeared in all 30 games, 29 of them off of the bench; his one start came when Austen Rowland did not play Jan. 11 vs. Northeastern (stomach flu)...played no less than 14 minutes in a game off the bench...finished among the America East leaders in steals, three-point field goal percentage and assist/turnover ratio...tied for team lead in steals (52) and was team's second-leading rebounder...set UD rookie record with 46 three-pointers (eclipsing former assistant coach Tyrone Perry's 39 three-pointers)...had a string of 11-straight games with a three-pointer...had 11 games scoring in double-figures...recorded one double-double &endash; at New Hampshire Jan. 25 (12 pts., 10 rebounds)...became the 12th player at UD to record 50 steals in a single-season...had seven games with five or more assists...had 15 points in overtime loss at College of Charleston...recorded 18 points in 23 minutes in a loss to Maine on Dec. 9...1999-2000 Season: Sat out per NCAA Transfer regulations after transferring to Minnesota...At University of Minnesota: 1998-99 Season: Sat out freshman season as a redshirt on the University of Minnesota football team. Delaware Career Highs (entering 2001-02 season) Points: 20 vs.
Northeastern, 3/4/01 High School Set career records at Eden Prairie High School for points (1,740), rebounds (696) and steals (250)...four-time Lake Conference All-Academic selection...was named Midwest SportsChannel's (MSC) Boys' High School Athlete of the Year as a senior...Associated Press Football Player of the Year as a senior in 1997...Finalist for Minnesota's Mr. Basketball Award as a senior in 1997-98...two-time all-state selection in football as he led team to back-to-back state titles (caught the winning touchdown pass in both state title games)...football team was a perfect 13-0 in his senior season as he recorded 142 tackles...played strong safety and linebacker on defense and tight end on offense. Personal Ryan Dean Iversen...born Nov. 21, 1979...son of Jeff and Judy Busch...communications major...attended NCAA leadership conference during the summer of 2001 and spent time studying in Europe...has been active in a number of charitable organizations, including the Salvation Army...friends with Minnesota Governor and former WWF Wrestler Jesse Ventura. Iversen at Delaware Year G/S FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Ast. Stl. Blk. Reb(Avg.) Pts(Avg.) 00-01 30/1 88-221 .398 46-118 .390 55-74 .743 81 53 6 142 (4.7) 277 (9.2)
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