Moe Iba

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Henry "Moe" Iba (born: May 31, 1939 ) is an American basketball coach. He is best known for coaching the University of Memphis from 1966-1970, the University of Nebraska from 1981-1986 and Texas Christian University from 1986-1994.

His father was Hank Iba, the legendary Oklahoma State University coach who developed the motion offense.

Iba graduated from Oklahoma State University in 1962.

[edit] Texas Western

During the 1965-1966, basketball season, Iba was an assistant coach for Don Haskins at Texas Western. Texas Western won the NCAA Men's Basketball Championship.

This achievement was depicted in the film Glory Road and Iba was portrayed on screen by Evan Jones.

[edit] Career record

• Texas Christian (1987-1994) 96-108 (0.471)
• Nebraska (1980-1986) 106-71 (0.599)
• Memphis (1966-1970) 37-65 (0.363)

Overall: 3 teams, 17 seasons, 239-244 (0.495)

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