Surprising Minnesota Downs No. 3 Warriors in OT
In Minneapolis, Minnesota edged Marquette 77 to 73 in overtime as Michael Thompson and Osvarne Lockhart, both Nassau, Bahamas, standouts, combined for 46 points to overpower Earl Taliman 45 points for the previously unbeaten Warriors. Coach Jim Dutcher praised Thompson's all around impact.
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Thompson shatters Marquette as Minnesota wins fourth straight
Thompson fuels Minnesota with 27.2 points and 15.2 rebounds per game, tying pressure defense as Marquette, ranked No. 3, pushes to overtime. Ellis leads Marquette with 10 points on 5 of 17 shooting, while White fouls out late. Dutcher lauds guard play and resilience as Minnesota outscores 30 of 62 from the field.
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Kennedy Grid Post to Reed Kennedy Head Coach
Reed, 29, a Regis and Northern Iowa graduate, was Mauren’s defensive coordinator the past six seasons. He has coached Kennedy girls softball and served as assistant boys track coach. Reed is a former all Metro fullback and will continue teaching business education while pursuing graduate work in educational administration.
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Red Pepper Wit Sparks Richards as Sox Manager Pick
At 67 Paul Richards cracked a quip about Casey Stengel when Bill Veeck announced Richards would manage the Chicago White Sox. The column also notes former Iowa and national figures in basketball and football, updates on UNI Dome progress, Dietzel’s Indiana move, and other coaching buzz, with quick vignettes on Richards, Brandstetter, Fitch, and the Kang Guru.
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Mays Ailing Hinges Starting Job With Iowa Hawks
Iowa center Archie Mays may miss his first starting forward role as back trouble flares ahead of Saturday’s game against U.S. International. Coach Olson will decide if he plays after Mays returned to drills Thursday amid a 9‑game Iowa win streak and a high‑scoring offense.
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