Klinefelter dominates 119-pound Ringside World title
Emily Klinefelter 21, a former City High prep now at the University of Iowa, won the 119-pound division at the Ringside World Championships last weekend, moving up two weights to defeat Laura Barrow, Vanessa Greco, Isabelle Mathieu, and Christie Gervais. The tournament draws about 1,000 boxers worldwide, and this is her fourth consecutive title at Ringside. The national event runs October 21 to 23 in Tucson, Arizona.
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Tate prioritizes improvement after standout Iowa season
Iowa quarterback Tate, preseason conference offensive player of the year, acknowledges room to grow despite 2002 highlights. O'Keefe stresses ball security and better decision making, noting Tate’s fast release and need to read coverages more clearly as the Hawkeyes pursue more success following eight straight wins.
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Tate Proves Fast Quarterback with Big Ten Potential
Iowa's Drew Tate earns All-Big Ten buzz for speed and quick release. Coaches compare him to Brad Banks while cautioning progress is needed to avoid turnover. Tate emphasizes winning plays and moving the offense, not personal stats, amid ongoing questions from fans and media.
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Gable Not Likely ISU Candidate for ISU Athletic Director
University of Iowa coach Dan Gable says he is probably not interested in replacing Bruce Van De Velde as Iowa State's athletics director, though he hasn't closed the door. ISU officials seek a broad national search led by Gregory Geoffroy, with talks of multi year contracts and leadership for the program.
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Van De Velde's ISU tenure ends amid praise and controversy
Van De Velde's contract expired July 1 and was not renewed. He will remain athletics director until a successor is named or by December 31, 2005, with consulting through June 2006. He led ISU through a financial turnaround, four bowl appearances, top national football ranking, and Big 12 titles, while overseeing facility projects. He touched off debate with the 2001 baseball and swimming cuts and faced criticism during the Eustachy dismissal era.
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