Reiff commits to Iowa for 2008 football class
Parkston, South Dakota native Riley Reiff, a 6-6, 240-pound athlete, chose the Iowa Hawkeys over Nebraska and Minnesota after visiting Iowa City April 6-7. He plays defense end and tight end, has 19 career sacks, and will begin as a defensive end at Iowa, with possible offensive line later.
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Big Ten expands to 18 games for 07 08 season
The Big Ten will schedule 18 basketball games for both men and women starting in 2007-08, adding two conference games and trimming two non-conference dates. Eight home-and-home series plus two single games redefine the league slate, with nine home and nine road Big Ten games for each school.
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Iowa State guard Mike Taylor cited for theft
Iowa State guard Mike Taylor was cited by Ames police for fifth degree theft after an attempt to shoplift a box of cold medicine at Cub Food Store in Ames. He and 20 year old James Johnson of Marshalltown were released at the scene and will appear in court later.
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UNI Holds Off Hawkeyes In Wild College Baseball Tilt
UNI jumped ahead early then rallied to take an 8 5 lead in the seventh before Iowa tied it briefly. Northern Iowa erupted for seven runs in the eighth on six hits aided by errors, and Cedar Rapids bound rematch set for May 15 at Memorial Stadium.
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Riders dominate Ohio in playoff opener with rout
The RoughRiders built and held a 4-0 second period lead after Kevin Wehrs opened scoring on a power play. Casey Wellman and Tommy Wingels added goals as Cepis scored late in the second and again early in the third to seal a decisive 6-1 win. Bachman stopped 26 saves in his playoff debut.
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Erickson and Kamery win state boxing titles in Iowa
Cedar Rapids Boxing Club members Kamery and Erickson captured state Golden Gloves titles at the 7 Flags Center. Kamery won the open 141 pound title by decision over Darvis Thomas of Davenport and advanced past Connor Dwight Fort Dodge and Lee Sandmier Ottumwa to reach the final, with a national berth in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Erickson won the novice 178 pound championship by defeating Scott Burk Des Moines after beating Wesley Washington Cedar Valley. Pagapani lost in the first round to Shawn Smith Fort Dodge, and Kim Barr was named Iowa coach for the national event in Tennessee.
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