Warner seeks comeback after four interceptions in loss
Rams quarterback Kurt Warner recalls a four interception no touchdown game in Carolina as motivation for a late-season push. He says the late failure, including an 88-yard return for a touchdown, cost him in passer rating and he vows to rebound with support from coach Mike Martz.
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IHSAA wrestling board to push format change for 2002 finals
IHSAA Executive Director Bernie Saggan plans to ask the board to move to a three-class finals on Saturday. If approved, one final would be Saturday afternoon and two on Saturday night, addressing 2001 ticket demand at Veterans Memorial Auditorium. The change could return by 2004 if Des Moines arenas expand.
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Drake Men Cruise Past Pine Bluff With High Scoring Win
Drake defeated Arkansas Pine Bluff 92-56 to snap a two game skid. Dontaie Smith led with 14 points including 10 in the first half, while Luke McDonald and Mike O Neill had 13 each and Greg Danielson added 10. The Bulldogs opened 31-16 late in the first half with a Smith 3 from the top of the key.
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Magner Faces Stiles In Springfield Showdown
Iowa junior forward Leah Magner prepares to guard Jackie Stiles, a scoring standout for Southwest Missouri State, as 8 000 fans pack Hammons Center. Stiles averages 31.3 points per game and seeks more school records while Iowa aims to limit her touches.
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Nelson faces prostate cancer treatment after Knicks win
Dallas Mavericks coach Don Nelson plans immediate cancer treatment after doctors found malignant prostate cancer in early stage. He stressed not delaying and described promising early detection with treatment options including radiation or surgery. Nelson tied Red Auerbach with his 938th win in Dallas.
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Jefferson coach Jacobson leaves with positive view
Jacobson Taylor cites differing personalities and expectations as he steps down from Cedar Rapids Jefferson football after four years. He notes progress from a 2-win start in 1997 to a 9-0 regular season this year before a playoff loss to Cedar Falls. He will continue teaching Wellness and declines Iowa City High coaching.
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Jacobson Files A Coaching Career With Midwestern Roots
Jacobson a 46 year old from Charles City attended University of Iowa and built a coaching career across Iowa and Illinois. He started as assistant at Iowa City High 1983 89 then led West Delaware High School to a 1991 Class 3A title and 1993 runner up before moving to Lake Forest College as offensive coordinator 1995 96. He then led Cedar Rapids Jefferson starting 1997 posting a 4 5 2 7 and 54 first playoff berth since 1992. Four year Jefferson record 21 17.
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Michigan State Defeats Florida Rematch in East Lansing
No. 2 Michigan State wins 99 83 over No. 8 Florida in East Lansing. Freshman Zach Randolph nets 27 points and seven rebounds, Marcus Taylor 15 points and seven assists, Charlie Bell 20 points as MSU extends its winning streak to 17 and its Breslin Center home streak to 34.
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