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Kirk Speraw

Pronunciation: SPEAR-awe
Position(s): G

Kirk Speraw attended North High School and lived in Sioux City, Iowa. He walked-on at Iowa, lettering two seasons under Lute Olson. He became a graduate assistant coach for the 1980 Final Four team.

After being the head coach at Central Florida from 1993-2010, he returned to Iowa as an assistant coach under Fran McCaffery, where he served 12 seasons until 2022.

Born 8/21/1956 and is 68 years old.

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Joined as walk-on (non-scholarship)

SEASONS

1975-1976

1976-1977

1977-1978 (L)

1978-1979 (L)

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Fran McCaffery on 5/11/2022 - Link to source
Kirk has been the ultimate professional and an important part of our basketball program since I arrived in Iowa City. Kirk was well-respected by the players and was one of the key components of rebuilding the program. His knowledge of the game and relationships that he developed with the players, families and fans will be greatly missed. It has been an honor to work alongside Kirk all these years.
- After Kirk's retirement as assistant coach in May 2022