Five coaches who led D-I men's basketball programs in Iowa and now coach elsewhere, and their records

Sometimes the grass is greener somewhere else, sometimes it just snows.

There are five men who coached NCAA Division I basketball teams in Iowa who now coach a college squad elsewhere.

They had varying degrees of success in Iowa, but all have led teams to NCAA tournaments somewhere in their careers.

Tim Floyd has done it at three schools (New Orleans, Iowa State, USC) and may do it at a fourth (UTEP) this season.

Here are their 2010-11 records and more:

Steve Alford, New Mexico

This season: 16-7 overall, 4-4 in Mountain West Conference.

Since he left Iowa: 92-33 in four seasons at New Mexico, 41-15 in the MWC.

Keno Davis, Providence

This season: 14-10 overall, 3-8 in Big East.

Since he left Drake: 45-43 in three seasons at Providence, 17-30 in Big East.

Larry Eustachy, Southern Mississippi

This season: 18-5 overall, 7-3 in Conference USA.

Since he left Iowa State: 90-82 in seven seasons at USM, 33-49 in C-USA.

Tim Floyd, Texas-El Paso

This season: 18-5 overall, 6-2 in Conference USA.

Since he left Iowa State: 49-190 in four seasons with the Chicago Bulls, 41-41 in one season with the New Orleans Hornets, 85-50 overall and 39-33 in four seasons at USC (the 21 wins in the 2007-08 season were vacated). This is his first year at UTEP.

Greg McDermott, Creighton

This season: 15-11 overall, 7-7 in the Missouri Valley Conference.