Quarterback politics energize Iowa season preview
Iowa City notes a political metaphor in Scott Mullen as he leads the Hawkeyes in a brutal Big Ten schedule. The senior quarterback, 6 foot 6, 220 pounds, won the opener nod after a patient rise, with five starts last season yielding stronger play in losses.
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Mullen Eyes Hawkeye Leadership Amid Spring Return
Quarterback Scott Mullen aims to lead Iowa Hawkeye football into the 21st century amid high expectations. Coach Ferentz notes Mullen’s improved shoulder after rehab and stresses teamwork along the offensive line as he threatens to reclaim the starting role.
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Iowa Hawkeyes face depth chart drama at quarterback
Coach Kirk Ferentz names Scott Mullen the starter after a strong finish to 1999, with Mullen 0-8 in starts. Kyle McCann eyes No. 2 spot amid transfer rumors and uneven stats. Jon Beutjer seen as future but trails. Nick Whisler sidelined by injuries as depth battles unfold.
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Miller’s hard work for naught in loss
Ernie Miller pitched long into the game for Cedar Rapids but took a beating from a bad-hop single. He threw 20 to 30 extra pitches and left with a sore arm after another defeat.
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Miller does it all as Clinton topples Kernels 5 3 at Memorial
Cedar Rapids pitcher Ernie Miller pitched 128 innings in a complete game to outlast the Kernels despite Julian Harris injuring his knee and lefty Miller reaching rehab hurdles. Clinton pushed across four seventh inning runs including a three run homer by Josh Spores to lead 5 1 and hold on for a 5 3 win before 1435 fans.
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Linn-Mar graduate Zaruba pursues pro rodeo path at Cornell
Dawn Zaruba Miss Rodeo Ak-Sar-Ben 2000 and Linn-Mar High School 1998 graduate begins her third year at Cornell College studying biology and athletic training. She aims to become a certified athletic trainer with the Justin Sportsmedicine Program and volunteers at rodeos to educate on injury prevention.
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