Photos: Larry Eustachy through the years

A photo of the Des Moines Register's front page on May 6, 2003.

Page 5A of the April 28, 2003 Des Moines Register revealed photos of Iowa State basketball coach Larry Eustachy partying on the campus of the University of Missouri in Columbia.

Iowa State basketball coach Larry Eustachy partied with college-age students in Columbia, Mo., into the early morning hours on Jan. 23, 2003. This photograph was taken by a student who lives in the apartment where the party was held.

Photographs taken by a University of Missouri student show Iowa State coach Larry Eustachy with college-age women at a party near the school's campus. The negatives of the photos were provided to The Des Moines Register by the student, Sean Devereaux.

Photographs taken by a University of Missouri student show Iowa State coach Larry Eustachy with college-age women at a party near the school's campus. The negatives of the photos were provided to The Des Moines Register by the student, Sean Devereaux.

Photographs taken by a University of Missouri student show Iowa State coach Larry Eustachy with college-age women at a party near the school's campus. The negatives of the photos were provided to The Des Moines Register by the student, Sean Devereaux.

Photographs taken by a University of Missouri student show Iowa State coach Larry Eustachy with college-age women at a party near the school's campus. The negatives of the photos were provided to The Des Moines Register by the student, Sean Devereaux.

Larry Eustachy stands with his wife, Stacy, as he speaks to reporters following a news conference announcing his resignation as Iowa State's head basketball coach, Monday, May 5, 2003, in Ames, a week after the publication of photos of him drinking and partying with college students in Missouri and Kansas.

Iowa State student Jamie Luedtke holds up a sign in support of basketball coach Larry Eustachy on the Iowa State campus on Wednesday April 30, 2003, in Ames, Iowa. Eustachy spoke at a news conference Wednesday after photographs were published of him partying with college students in Missouri. Eustachy says he is an alcoholic and has sought treatment, but he will not resign as basketball coach at Iowa State.

Ward Wester, right, a freshman at Iowa State University holds a sign supporting men's basketball coach Larry Eustachy at a rally attended by approximately 30 students outside of Beardshear Hall on the ISU campus in Ames, Iowa, Thursday, May 1, 2003.

Jamie Luedtke, left and Kristin Johannsen show support for Larry Eustachy outside the Jacobson Building at ISU prior to the announcement by ISU athletic director Bruce Van De Velde that Eustachy has been suspended. Register photo by Mary Chind (April 30, 2003)- -Caption: Showing support: Jamie Luedtke, left, and Kristin Johannsen show support for Larry Eustachy outside the Jacobson Building in Ames on Wednesday.

Scott Shifflett, a senior at Iowa State from Cedar Rapids, holds a sign showing his support for head coach Larry Eustachy. ISU students protested in support of Eustachy in front of Beardshear Hall on Iowa State's campus Friday, May 2, 2003.

Iowa State freshman Dan Curry, from Runnells, holds a sign showing his support for Iowa State head basketball coach Larry Eustachy on Wednesday, April 30, 2003, in front of the Jacobson Building in Ames.

Admitting he has a problem: With his wife, Stacy, by his side, Iowa State's men's basketball coach Larry Eustachy held a news conference Wednesday in Ames to say that he is an alcoholic and is in counseling. He also said he would not resign

Iowa State head basketball coach Larry Eustachy talks with the media during press conference wednesday afternoon to discuss his current situation concerning his job status.

Larry and Stacy Eustachy leave a press conference at Iowa State University on Wednesday, April 30, 2003. The Eustachy's held the press conference to announce that Larry Eustachy had been receiving counseling for a drinking problem and hoped to stay on as head coach for the Iowa State men's basketball team.

Iowa State head coach Larry Eustachy and his wife, Stacy, speak at a news conference on Wednesday, April 30, 2003, in Ames. At the news conference, Eustachy told reporters he is an alcoholic and had sought treatment, but did not plan to resign as head men's basketball coach at Iowa State.

Iowa State coach Larry Eustachy holds up net after he fininshed cutting it down during celebration of winning the Big 12 title after defeating Nebraska in game played saturday afternoon, March 3, 2001, in Ames.

- -AMES--Larry Eustachy holds a piece of the net from Hilton Coliseum as he celebrates the men's basketball team's Big 12 Conference championship Sunday. Register photo by Mary Chind (March 6, 2000)- -Caption: Men's coach Larry Eustachy enjoys the net cutting at Hilton Coliseum.- -Ran in B & Wh

Iowa State head coach Larry Eustachy takes down the net after Iowa State defeated Nebraska to win its second consecutive Big 12 championship on Saturday, March 3, 2001.

Iowa State head coach Larry Eustachy celebrates with his team after beating Nebraska, 86-73 on March 3, 2001, to win the team's second consecutive Big 12 Conference title.

Iowa State President Gregory Geoffroy, left, sits with Athletic Director Bruce Van De Velde, right, after announcing Iowa State had accepted basketball coach Larry Eustachy's resignation, May 5, 2003, in Ames, Iowa.

Iowa State University basketball players Jake Sullivan, from left, John Neal, Clint Varley, Tim Barnes and Jackson Vroman look on as Wayne Morgan is introduced as the new head men's basketball coach, Wednesday May 14, 2003, in Ames, Iowa. Morgan replaces Larry Eustachy who resigned earlier this month following the publication of photos showing him holding cans of beer and kissing young women at a late night party in Columbia, Missouri. (AP Photo/Charlie Neibergall)

Former Iowa State coach Larry Eustachy holds head in his hands late in a Feb. 12, 2003 game at Texas Tech. Less than three months later, Eustachy resigned.

Iowa State head coach Larry Eustachy storms the court after his team's 76-73 loss to Missouri Wednesday, Feb. 6, 2002, in Columbia, Mo.

Iowa State Coach Larry Eustachy get wound up as the game gets tight. ISU in white defeats Kansas State, 64-61, at Ames.

Iowa State head coach Larry Eustachy watches his team practice for the Big 12 basketball tournament in Dallas, Wednesday, March 12, 2003.

Texas Tech head coach Bobby Knight (left) chats with Iowa State head coach Larry Eustachy moments before start of game played wednesday night, Feb. 12, 2003 in Ames.

Iowa State coach Larry Eustachy can't bear to watch as his Cyclones faltered in the second half in an 88-73 loss to Texas Tech.

Iowa State head coach Larry Eustachy talks with Marcus Jefferson during NIT Tournament basketball game against Wichita State wednesday night in Ames.

Iowa State coach Larry Eustachy hugs Paul Shirley (45) in the closing seconds of the Cyclones' Big 12 title game win after defeating Nebraska on Saturday, March 3, 2001.

Iowa State's Stevie Johnson (23) is congratulated by head coach Larry Eustachy after the team's 72-61 win over No. 10 Oklahoma State on Feb. 26, 2000, before more than 14,000 fans at Hilton Coliseum.

Iowa State head coach Larry Eustachy talks with Lamar Gregg (25) during a time-out against Estonia National during a Nov. 12, 1998, exhibition game in Ames.

Iowa State's Shane Power (21) talk with head coach Larry Eustachy in the first half of the team's game Friday, Nov. 30, 2001. The game was Power's first at point guard after teammate Jake Sullivan was injured in the previous matchup.

Iowa State men's basketball coach Larry Eustachy talks to members of the media during his introductory press conference on Wednesday, July 29, 1998, at the Jacobson Building.

Iowa State head coach Larry Eustachy talks to an official about a foul in the second half of the team's Feb. 17, 2001, game against No. 6 Kansas in Ames. The Cyclones won 79-71.

Former Iowa State men's basketball coach Johnny Orr, right, gives a high five to head coach Larry Eustachy before the Cyclones' Feb 26, 2000, game against No. 10 Oklahoma State in Ames. The Cyclones won, 72-61.

Iowa State head coach Larry Eustachy watches his team in action against Iowa in Saturday, Dec. 9, 2000, in Iowa City. Eustachy told reporters he thought the Cyclones would be 5-2 at this point in the season. "To be 6-1 is great," he said.

Iowa State head coach Larry Eustachy leaves the court with an emotional Jamaal Tinsley following the team's Feb. 26, 2000, 72-61 win over No. 10 Oklahoma State in Ames.

Iowa State head coach Larry Eustachy pauses to remember Pete Taylor during a public memorial service Sunday, March 9, 2003, at Hilton Coliseum, which drew a crowd of roughly 4,000. Taylor was a veteran sportscaster and ISU associate athletics director in his 33rd season as the radio play-by-play "Voice of the Cyclones" when he died following surgery to treat complications from a stroke.

Moments before he is introduced to the crowd, Iowa State's Jake Sullivan (0) sits with eyes closed and concentrates before the team's game against Oklahoma on Saturday, Jan. 18, 2003, in Ames. Seated at the left is head coach Larry Eustachy. Before start of game, Sullivan separates himself from teammates and gets psyched up for the competition.

Ex-Iowa State head basketball coach Larry Eustachy takes a question from the media during a press conference introducing him as the University of Southern Mississippi Golden Eagles next men's basketball coach at the Athletic Center on the university campus in Hattiesburg, Miss. on Thursday March 25, 2004.

Southern Misissippi Coach Larry Eustachy gets a warm greeting from officials Steve Skiles, left and Sam Banks before his team took on UNC-Greensboro in Iowa City on Friday, Dec. 3, 2004.

Larry Eustachy, left, as the coach at Utah State in 1998.

Former Iowa State men's basketball coach Larry Eustachy responds to the cheers from the fans during introductions at the Hilton Magic All-Star Celebrity Basketball Game on Saturday, July 21, 2007, in Ames. Eustachy coached one of the teams. The event was held as a fundraiser for the family of former Iowa State star basketball player Barry Stevens. Stevens died in February of a heart attack.