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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 2003
Page
21
Scott Drew announces his return to NCAA basketball as Baylor’s new head coach at a Friday news conference in Waco Texas. He leaves Valparaiso after one season amid program turmoil while his father Homer plans a comeback to lead Valparaiso.
Ohio State announced Maurice Clarett can resume practicing while facing a multi game suspension. The NCAA provided the university with a list of allegations on Thursday and athletic director Andy Geiger said discussions occurred Friday with the sophomore.
Ryan Brownlee will serve as hitting instructor and recruiting coordinator for the University of Iowa baseball team. A four year Evansville starter and academic all American, Brownlee comes from James Madison University where he coached the last four years. Spencer Allen from Washington Iowa joins as volunteer assistant coach and Nick Zumsande is hired as pitching coach after coaching at Muscatine Community College and assisting at Iowa State and Indiana State.
Cedar Rapids slugger Ryan Sweeney, a Xavier High graduate, belted his first professional home run but could not prevent Bristol from a 4-3 defeat to Kingsport in the Appalachian League. He was batting .293 through 16 games.
Johnny Spaw started ninth and Dudley Fleck thirteenth in a 16 car field, finishing first and second in the 30 lap Performance Concepts Late Model feature on Kids Night before about 2,500 fans. Spaw earned his fourth win of the season and closed in on his second straight late model track title and eighth overall.
In a sixth position-by-position look at Iowa football 2003, Abdul Hodge, a sophomore from Fort Lauderdale, steps into No. 52 after Freddie Barr, sharing traits yet remaining quieter. Coaches call him highly intelligent and able to handle checks, aiming to bring similar impact to the field.
Paul Scott led Cornell College to the 1947 national title, the first official NCAA championship for an Iowa school. From 1941 to 1950 he posted a 568 1 record, guided 1946 47 to 12 0 1, and helped lay the foundation for Iowa wrestling history as a longtime mentor.
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