Why does my 'if' statement in my 'why' loop not change one of my objects?

I'm brand new to Java and creating a simple program that takes information output from another program and uses it via command line for a loop. No matter how many times I look at it, I can't figure out why the 'if (minValue > value' doesn't change minValue.

Output given some information that should probably produce a minValue:

Count:3
Minimum: 0 @
Maximum: 75 @ DummyDate3 DummyTime3
Average: 45.00

Is this a result of the while loop?

int minValue = 0;
    int maxValue = 0;
    String minValueTime = "";
    String minValueDate = "";
    String maxValueDate = "";
    String maxValueTime = "";
    int count = 0;
    double average = 0;

    /*
     * For as long as input is going through A date, a time, and a value
     * will come through as a loop If the minimum value is less than the
     * value coming through The minimum value will become the value. If the
     * maximum value is less than the value, the maximum value will become
     * the value.
     */
    while (input.hasNext() == true) {
        String date = (input.next());
        String time = (input.next());
        int value = (input.nextInt());
        if (minValue > value) {
            minValue = value;
            minValueDate = date;
            minValueTime = time;
        }
        if (maxValue < value) {
            maxValue = value;
            maxValueDate = date;
            maxValueTime = time;
        }
        count++;
        average = average + value;
    }

    input.close();

    System.out
            .printf("Count:%d%nMinimum: %d @ %s %s%nMaximum: %d @ %s %s%nAverage: %.2f%n",
                    count, minValue, minValueDate, minValueTime, maxValue,
                    maxValueDate, maxValueTime, average / count);
}

}