(Watch this while we effort away on some Friday content. -- Ross) Just saw this posted via Hawkeyesports Facebook page 2011-2012 Iowa Hawkeyes Men's Basketball Season Highlights

C Kyle Meyer 6'10" - Northview (Atlanta*, GA) Not much for highlights for him. At least we know ONE guy can dunk on this team. (We actually know they ALL can, but still...). Nice to have seen both he and Woodbury taking it coast-to-coast no matter how awkward it looked. Gesell and Woodbury are the high-profile guys of this class (both in talent and because they're local-ish), but i think the three less-heralded guys have pretty good skillsets that will contribute greatly to the team. I hope, anyway. *basically

Patrick Ingram Highlights (full season, uploaded yesterday) I don't know that he projects to be a starter on an Top-1/3 B1G team, but he's definitely got the skills, size and athleticism to be a contributor. Good, quick shot. Good handle for an off-guard. Long arms; quick hands.

Anthon Clemmons highlights

LAYIN' THE LAW! (via BTN) Nico Law's coverage skills are still very much a question mark, but on hitting alone, he's already won a place in our hearts.

Anthony Clemmons with the blocked shot and dunk

Best Iowa basketball highlight vid of 2011-12, or GREATEST IOWA HOOPYBALL HIGHLIGHT VIDEO OF ALL TIME? #thepostseasonisback #madagain

And y'all thought Brommer couldn't ball

In case you all haven't seen this video yet, well, here it is. Thirteen minutes of the WORST COMMENTATORS IN HISTORY! Illegal fist to the back!

Story of Templeton Rye to hit Bijou screen March 2–4 What: Screenings of the movie Capone’s Whiskey: The Story of Templeton Rye When: 7 p.m., Friday–Saturday, March 2–3; 3 and 5 p.m., Sunday, March 4 Where: Bijou Cinema, Iowa Memorial Union Tickets: $7 (free for UI students with valid UI ID); available at the University Box Office, located on the first floor of the Iowa Memorial Union, adjacent to the Bijou Cinema What’s the film about?: This film chronicles the history of western Iowa farmers who cooked whiskey during the 1920s and 1930s to save their farms during the hard economic times. (Watch the trailer below.) Stay for discussion: A Q&A with filmmaker Kristian Day will follow the Friday and Saturday screenings; the film’s producers will be on hand for discussion after the Sunday showings. More information about the Bijou Cinema: bijou.uiowa.edu