Keegan Murray (born August 19, 2000) is an American college basketball player for the Iowa Hawkeyes of the Big Ten Conference.
Keegan Murray: Nba draft| Mother| Is playing tonight| Wife
NBA draft:
All-Big Ten Freshman Team honoree. 2020-21 — Played in all 31 games, including four starts… one of only five players nationally — and only bench player — to amass 200+ points, 35+ blocks, 25+ steals, and 15+ 3-pointers… scored in double figures seven times…
He his 39 blocks tie for fourth most by a freshman in program history… led team in blocks 12 times and steals five times… team’s leading scorer (7.8) and rebounder (5.5) off the bench in conference play… totaled 13 points, seven rebounds, four blocks, three assists, and a steal in win over Grand Canyon, becoming the first Hawkeye ever to stuff the stat sheet with those numbers in an NCAA Tournament contest.
Mother:
Parents are Kenyon and Michelle Murray… has three siblings, Kris (identical twin), Mckenna, and Demetrius Harper… high school coach was Jeremy Rickertson.
Personal life. Murray’s father, Kenyon, played college basketball for Iowa. He has been a teammate of his twin brother, Kris, in high school and college.
Is playing tonight:
Iowa’s men’s basketball team will be without the country’s top scorer when they take on Purdue.
Sophomore forward Keegan Murray will miss Friday night’s game due to an ankle injury suffered in Monday’s 75-74 win over Virginia. Murray traveled with the team but was unable to participate in pregame warmups.
Wife:
When Kenyon Murray and his wife, Michelle, had twin sons 18 years ago, they decided the first of the boys to make an appearance in this world would be named Kris.
It was a tribute to Kenyon’s basketball teammate at the University of Iowa, Chris Street, who died in an automobile accident during his junior season in 1993. With that special ‘K’ twist.
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