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Cyclones to play in 2015 Emerald Coast Classic

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 AMES — Fred Hoiberg‘s 2015-16 Cyclones will make a post-Thanksgiving stop in sunny Florida.

 ISU will take part in the Emerald Coast Classic, which culminates in Nov. 27-28, 2015, games played in Niceville, Fla. 

 Earlier games in the event will be played at teams’ on-campus sites. 

 The full release is below, courtesy ISU athletics:

AMES, Iowa – The Iowa State men’s basketball team, along with Illinois, Virginia Tech and UAB, headline the teams participating in the 2015 Emerald Coast Classic, presented by Global Sports. The tournament will be held at Northwest Florida State College in Niceville, Florida, on Nov. 27-28, 2015.

 Chattanooga, Alabama State, Chicago State and Jacksonville State are also competing in the tournament, with first and second-round games played at on-campus sites Nov. 19-24.

 “We are excited about playing in the 2015 Emerald Coast Classic,” Iowa State head coach Fred Hoiberg said. “It will be a terrific opportunity for our team to face great competition and our fan base to enjoy a first-class event in an ideal location over the Thanksgiving weekend.”

Iowa State’s 2014-15 season opens this Friday against Oakland at Hilton Coliseum. Tip is scheduled for 7 p.m.

Fans can follow the Emerald Coast Classic on twitter (@EmeraldCClassic).

Rob Gray
Rob Gray
Rob, an Ames native, joined Cyclone Fanatic in August, 2014 after nearly a decade and a half of working at Iowa's two largest newspapers. He spent 10 years at the Des Moines Register and, after a brief stint in public relations, joined the Cedar Rapids Gazette as an Iowa State correspondent three years ago. Rob specializes in feature stories for CF.

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