Cyclones Players Clash Over Blame In Accident
Ames Ennis Haywood admits he broke Justin Hilers jaw last spring during a blitz play. Hilers says he was nudged and stumbled, while Haywood insists it was a clean block and part of routine practice. Both players maintain it was not personal.
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ISU Media Day Reveals Football Collision and Injuries
Eilers describes a jaw injury from a helmet hit at ISU media day. He explains a small fracture and four weeks to heal, aided by a plastic mouth brace. He defends the play as accidental and denies taunting rumors. Haywood denies targeting Eilers.
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Cyclones Seek Respect As Preseason Rankings Spark Irritation
Iowa State coach Dan McCarney cites low preseason polls despite last season’s 9 3 mark and a bowl win. He uses rankings as fuel while acknowledging the team must win over fans and secure another bowl bid to prove credibility beyond one successful year. A Phoenix bowl memory anchors the program’s pride.
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Cyclones begin preseason drills with questions on depth and stars
Iowa State coach McCarney says the Cyclones start preseason drills healthy and upbeat as several positions battle for playing time. Freshman Troy Blankenship could win the punting job while Moses departs for the NFL. Ennis Haywood returns from hernia surgery after leading the Big 12 in rushing with 1,237 yards. They open the season Sept 8 at home against UNI under lights at Jack Trice Stadium.
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Bears release DT Mike Wells after 1990s Iowa tenure
The Chicago Bears cut veteran defensive tackle Mike Wells after seven seasons with the team. Wells, a 1990s Iowa standout and 1994 Vikings fourth round pick, started 63 of 64 recent games and led the line in tackles for two seasons before being supplanted by Ted Washington and Keith Traylor. Wells reflected on hisChicago run and wished the Bears well.
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Zalesky Accepts Cal-Davis Wrestling Head Coach Post
Lennie Zalesky, older brother of Iowa great Jim Zalesky, is named head wrestling coach at California-Davis after roles at Culver Military Academy. A three time Big Ten champion at Iowa, he joins a line of former Iowa wrestlers in Division I coaching, enriching the program with his Iowa pedigree.
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