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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 2010
Page
11
Iowa sophomore Brandon Wegher remains undecided about his football future but is enrolled for fall classes and living in Iowa City. He has not practiced with the Hawkeyes since August 7.
Ohio State will pay Colorado 1.4 million to visit Ohio Stadium on September 24 next fall. Athletics Director Gene Smith confirmed the single nonconference game with no return visit, noting OSU usually pays 400000 to 750000 for such matchups.
Former Cedar Rapids Kernels outfielder Mike Trout earned MWL 2010 Postseason All Star honors as MVP and Prospect of the Year. He appeared in 81 games in Cedar Rapids before a July promotion to Rancho Cucamonga, batting .362 with six homers and 39 RBIs, and started in the MWL All Star Game and Futures Game. He became the third Cedar Rapids player to win both awards, following Reggie Sanders and Steve Gibralter.
Iowa State former All American Jeff Grayer steps down as assistant coach to head home to Michigan. Grayer joined the Cyclones last spring under Greg McDermott and later worked with Fred Hoiberg, but he seeks to recruit and coach on the floor.
Iowa State features Leonard Johnson and Ter Ran Benton as starting cornerbacks for 2009. The pair, once freshmen roommates, now anchor the Cyclones' defensive backfield at Jack Trice Stadium in the Sept. 2 opener against Northern Illinois. Benton calls Johnson his best friend on the team.
Iowa sophomores Micah Hyde and Keenan Davis shifted from friends to fierce practice rivals as Hyde earned a starting cornerback role. The Ohio native impressed in the Orange Bowl, calling into question who among Hyde Davis and Cotton will lead the unit.
A columnist argues the Big Ten will likely keep divisions by balance and rivalries rather than strict geography upon expansion. He predicts OSU, PSU and Michigan as anchors, with Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin in the same side, and suggests loading rivalry games around Thanksgiving weekend plus a conference title game to boost national impact.
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