Majors Leaves Pitt for Tennessee Coaching Post
University of Pittsburgh coach Johnny Majors announced he will return to his home state as coach and assistant athletic director at the University of Tennessee. The deal reportedly worth about 360,000 dollars per year, with Majors citing roots and a new challenge as reasons. Tennessee officials and Pitt figures reacted with mixed emotions as bowl preparations and succession plans began.
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Regis Romps Past Newton In Opener
Cedar Rapids Regis cruised to a 72 to 52 victory over Newton in Friday’s opener. Regis pulled away in the third quarter behind Matt Petrelka, Deny Marlin, and Kevin Dorrington as they turned a 35-29 margin into a 58-37 lead. Randy Jamison led Newton with 26 points despite the loss.
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Regina Riddles Lancers in 74 55 win over LaSalle
Regina Regina, led by Mark Gannan 23 points, used a full court press to overpower LaSalle 74 55 at LaSalle gym. Randy Norton scored 16 as Regina built a 25 2 first quarter lead and cruised to their fourth win of the season.
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Wartburg Tops Dordt 74 03 in Conference Play
Wartburg defeated Dordt 74 53 led by Kurt Kins and Steve Burnham Gil with 19 points each. Wartburg improved to 21 and led 41 39 at the half over Dordt 2 3. Terry Crul led Dordt with 22 points. Wartburg will play Coe at home Tuesday night.
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Balanced Jeffs Lift Hawks In Big Noncon Win Over Dubuque
Jefferson defeats Dubuque Senior 70 to 87 in a Mississippi Valley Conference game led by guards Mike Kenney and Darryl Jones who each scored 14 to 18 points. Transfer Tad Hoyer added strong scoring and Jermaine Daye contributed. Williams praised team balance over individual play as crucial to the win.
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