ISUs stunner over Nebraska tops 1992 sports year
In mid November the underdog Iowa State, led by Marv Seiler, upset seventh ranked Nebraska 19 10 in Ames. Seiler ran for 144 yards and a 78 yard late rush sealed the win, making him a national overnight sensation and delivering the No 1 Iowa sports story of 1992 per AP.
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UNI's Allen Not Looking for Division I-A Jump
Northern Iowa coach Terry Allen says he has no urge to leave for Division I-A jobs despite talk and rising success. He notes a strong attachment to UNI, a four year contract extension, and the reality that only the right offer would lure him away. He played and coached at UNI and remains committed unless a truly exceptional opportunity arises.
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Rainbow Warriors Ready for Holiday Bowl Facing Illini
Hawaii aims to prove its 10-2 season and first 10-win year by playing Illinois in the Holiday Bowl outside Honolulu. The Rainbow Warriors seek their first postseason win abroad, capping a dramatic turnaround from 4-7-1 in 1991 and sharing the WAC title.
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Hawaii Rainbow Warriors Earn Holiday Bowl Bid
Hawaii clinches a Holiday Bowl berth by defeating co champions Brigham Young and Fresno State, sending the Rainbow Warriors to a mainland bowl. Coach Bob Wagner notes 10 wins and a need to beat Illinois to legitimize the season. Illinois prepares for Hawaii’s triple option, led by QB Jason Verduzco with 7,284 career Big Ten passing yards.
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Lohaus and Larson buy Airliner in Iowa City venture
Iowa City figures Brad Lohaus and Randy Larson purchase 50 percent each of the Airliner restaurant. Lohaus, a former Hawkeye and NBA center with Milwaukee Bucks, plans to settle in town after his playing days. The Airliner, a historic downtown spot opened in 1944, will reopen January 14 with updates and a refreshed menu.
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Sullivan College Upsets Kirkwood Women In Semifinal
Sullivan College Kentucky, ranked fifth in junior college Division I, defeated Kirkwood 74 67 in Peoria to hand the 12 1 Eagles their first loss of the season. Kirkwood coach Kim Muhl praised the effort as sophomore Markeda Clayton played through a broken finger and led with 10 points and 9 steals. Emily Strabala led Sullivan with 15 points while Dawn Hoefler added 12 points and 13 rebounds.
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Stringer Returns to Hawkeyes Practice After Husband’s Death
Iowa women’s coach C Vivian Stringer resumed practice Sunday for the first time since her husband Bill Stringer died on November 27. The team plans a Florida trip for the Sun and Fun Holiday Classic with Stringer potentially traveling. assistants Marianna Freeman Linda Myers and Angie Lee have led the squad during her absence. The Hawkeyes, 5-0 and ranked No 4, won the Amana Hawkeye Classic on December 11-12.
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No 3rd season set for deer as shotgun hunt ends early
The Department of Natural Resources says there will be no January shotgun deer season after evaluating that the deer kill was near normal. A proposed Jan 2-10 hunt was rejected, while muzzleloader and bow seasons run through Jan 10.
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