Heart set on Hawkeye despite life threatening medical scare
Adam Shada faced a dangerous blood clot that broke into his lungs and required rib removal and multiple surgeries. Iowa coaches reaffirmed support, prioritizing his health over football as he rehabilitates. Shada remains committed to Iowa, hoping to return to training soon, and continues academic excellence with a 4.03 GPA.
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Millard North
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Riders host Robert Gallery night in Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids RoughRiders celebrate Outland Trophy winner and Iowa tackle Robert Gallery. Gallery will sign autographs at the Cedar Rapids Ice Arena from 5:45 to 6:45 p.m. Autographs are free with paid admission, limit two per person, with a few photos for sale. Tickets $8 to $17. call (319) 261-4625 or buy at the arena.
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UNI baseball picked fifth in MVC standings
Northern Iowa baseball is pegged to finish fifth in the Missouri Valley Conference this spring. Wichita State collects seven of nine first place votes and 81 points, Southern Illinois is second, and the Panthers sit fourth with 53 points after last year’s 16-15 record.
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ISU recruitment gains through high school backfield talent
Casey Vaughn praises George W. Jenkins High School coach as a top running back prospect. Thompson rushed for nearly 4,000 yards in two varsity seasons and sees Iowa State as a four year fit with strong backs and coaches. Gunn notes backfield depth at Iowa State led by Scales and Thompson. Patrick, from Spring Westfield High, joins Iowa State with Bran don Brown and Brent Currey in Ames. Coleman rushed for close to 1,000 yards and 13 TDs as a senior after missing five games. Iowa State, coming off a 2-10 season, remains optimistic about future success and proximity to home.
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Iowa State
Spring Westfield High School
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Oakdale
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Ankeny
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Boca Raton
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Hawkeyes Eye 12 Signings Today in New Class
The Gazette reports Iowa may sign 12 of 19 recruits at a 4 p.m. news conference. Names include receiver targets from Oakdale Connecticut and Des Moines area, with prior commitments and possible position switches, plus two players from Millard North and Woodrow Wilson.
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Camden
N.J
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Nyere
Iowa lands multiple football commitments from across the nation
Iowa announces a large slate of football commitments from high schools and colleges nationwide. Names include Ted Bentler, Adam Shada, Grant McCracken, Kyle Williams, and others playing various positions such as offensive line defensive end and cornerback as coaches assemble the 2000s roster.
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Woodrow Wilson High School
Camden
N.J
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Dodge City
Kan
Community College
Immokalee
Fla
Ted Bentler
Davenport Assumption
Greene
Winslow Township
Mitch King
Burlington High School
Matt Kroul
Mount Vernon High School
Grant McCracken
Ankeny High School
Anton Narinskiy
Kenston High School
Chagrin Falls
Ohio
Seth Olsen
Millard North High School
Omaha
Neb
Michael Sabers
Iowa City High School
Adam Shada
Damian Sims
John J. Leonard High School
Boca Raton
Kyle Williams
Bolingbrook High School
Ill
Iowa State Football Commits List Floods Inbound Signings
Iowa State adds a large bid of prep and junior college players across multiple states. Notable names include Chris Brown from Gainesville TX and Jordan Goos from Treynor IA, along with several linebackers cornerbacks and offensive linemen poised to join the Cyclones.
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Muscatine
Jerry Gair
West Hills Junior College
Coalinga
Calif
Jordan Goos
Treynor High School
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