Stars Clark and Reese enter WNBA Draft expecting top pick
Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese, both stars, forgo their final college year and head to the WNBA Draft. Clark is projected as the likely No. 1 pick for the Indiana Fever, though rookie contracts are not multimillion dollar.
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Hawkeyes Huskies clash in NCAA Final Four showdown
The Iowa Hawkeyes met Connecticut in the NCAA women's basketball Final Four after press time. Readers are directed to thegazette.com for full coverage and to the Digital Edition link for a special Green Gazette. The piece notes NIL valuations and contrasts WNBA rookie pay with college star earnings.
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Iowa State Football Seeks Innovation Under New Coordinator Mouser
Iowa State promotes tight ends coach Taylor Mouser to offensive coordinator as quarterback Rocco Becht enters his second season under new leadership. Becht praised Mouser as a potential strong leader who builds connections across the program while the Cyclones aim to build on seven-win season and Big 12 Freshman of the Year honors.
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ISU Football Schedule 2024 Through November
Iowa State University football releases a partial 2024 schedule with August 31 at North Dakota and September games at Iowa and Arkansas State, plus road trips to Houston and Kansas City and home dates against Baylor Central Florida Cincinnati Utah Texas Tech Kansas State and others.
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Miller-less Mustangs Still a Threat in 2A Soccer
Independence, IA. In 2024 the 7th-ranked Independence Mustangs girls soccer team return to action without star Easton Miller who suffered a torn ACL and torn MCL. The senior forward was the Wamac East Player of the Year and led in goals with 29 in 2023 as Independence went 14-2 and 10-0 in conference play. New formation adjustments follow Miller’s absence as starters Addie Lang and Mackenzie Wilson help Mercy in the opener versus Vinton-Shellsburg with Lang saying the team adapts to continue scoring.
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