Ex Hawkeye Nelson to Coach Warriors in Comeback
Former Iowa star Don Nelson, 66, agreed to return to the Golden State Warriors after Mike Montgomery was dismissed. Nelson, a three time NBA coach of the year, led the team to its last playoff appearance in 1994 and has a 1,190 win career across Milwaukee New York and Dallas. Meanwhile Manny Ramirez Wily Mo Pena and David Ortiz of the Boston Red Sox undergo medical testing for knee and wrist soreness with Ortiz hospitalized Tuesday.
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Bonds hits back-to-back homers in 13-8 loss to Braves
Barry Bonds belted his 726th and 727th career homers, including a two run shot off Tim Hudson in Atlanta, as the Giants fell 13-8. The blast capped a two homer night and kept him within 28 of Hank Aaron's record. Bonds has 39 homers against the Braves this season and Aaron’s former team.
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Legend grows Multi talented Hermsen can do it all
West Delaware’s B J Hermsen stars in football basketball and baseball with a 6-foot-6 frame and elite speed. He led football to a Class 3A playoff final and averaged 17 points 10 rebounds in basketball while posting top baseball velocity and a 0.70 ERA last summer.
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Iowa Hawkeyes aim to start September stronger at Kinick Stadium
Iowa will open September 2006 against Montana at Kinick Stadium as coach Kirk Ferentz reflects on a 12-6 September since 2002 and a rough recent stretch. Players report a tougher fall camp with more contact and higher pace to improve the early-season results and avoid previous September slips.
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September struggles highlighted in Iowa over past four Septembers
A brief look at Iowa's persistent difficulties during September across the last four years, noting recurring challenges and patterns that have affected the state in late summer and early autumn.
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Kinnick Stadium Remains Named for Nile Kinnick Amid Renovation
The piece argues Iowa’s 77 year old Kinnick Stadium should be updated rather than replaced and defends retaining the Nile Kinnick name. It notes the stadium’s central role in Iowa City, the Big Ten, and how seven home Saturdays shape the region and state.
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