Devine to Coach Notre Dame After Packers Departure
Dan Devine resigns as Green Bay Packers coach after four seasons, amid talk of a Notre Dame head coaching job. The Packers finished 10 1 with a loss to Atlanta, while Devine discusses terms for Notre Dame in a South Bend press conference.
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LaSalle Tops UPI U 2A Cage Poll as Kennedy Falls
Des Moines Linen remains unanimous No. 1 in Class 3A with La Salle holding the top spot in 2A after a busy week. Cedar Rapids La Salle beat Cedar Rapids Heals 81 76 in overtime, edging into No. 1 in 2A while Des Moines Lincoln and several others swap spots. Sioux City North rises to third. West Des Moines Dowling and Ottumwa suffer losses.
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Devine Resigns Packers Coach Post to Lead Notre Dame
Dan Devine stood at a news conference Tuesday announcing his resignation as Green Bay Packers coach and his plan to assume the head coaching job at the University of Notre Dame. The move shifts leadership from professional to college football, with Devine citing new opportunities and continuation of his coaching career at Notre Dame.
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Washington swimmers slip to fourth in state power poll
Washington coach Jim Voss contends the Warriors have the potential to regain state dominance after a surprise fourth place in Swim Inc power ratings. Des Moines Roosevelt, Ames, and Fort Dodge led the rankings as Wash relies on leaders Lennon Henry and Lucas in recent dual meets and the Little Cyclone Invitational.
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Maryland Recruiting Probe Stirs Mounting Questions
The Petersburg Progress Index reports the University of Maryland may face scrutiny over recruiting former Petersburg star Moses Malone. Sources describe a highly reliable fee and indicate NOAA officials questioned Malone in Kansas City while NCAA kept silent. Maryland coach Letty Driesell denied any investigation.
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Bears Fire Gibron amid coaching shakeup
Chicago Bears announce Ane Gi deon has been fired as head coach with no replacement named. General Manager Fine Finks says the entire coaching staff is dismissed and a new coach may be named before the NFL draft. Hatfield faces sentencing in a separate WFL case. A Bengals assistant runner Torrie Creinnall dies in a car crash.
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Parseghian family trials highlighted in Gazelle feature
The Gazelle recalls Ara Parseghian’s personal strain from multiple sclerosis in a daughter’s wedding amid Notre Dame prominence. It notes Parseghian’s leadership in the M8 fund drive, admiration for his resilience, and reflections on public figures facing private battles, including political contexts and sports figures.
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