Olson led Hawkeyes to win at Northwestern in Big Ten race
Iowa beat Northwestern 76 65 as Lute Olson notes a 6 3 halfway mark and seeks NCAA bids. Vince Brookins praises coaching and improvement. Denny Green becomes first Black Big Ten head coach. Iowa players like Kenny Arnold and Steve Waite contribute while Iowa Illinois game slated for TV.
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Indiana romps Wisconsin to stay atop Big Ten standings
Indiana, ranked No. 17, beat Wisconsin 89-64 to remain first in the Big Ten while Michigan edged Michigan State 79-77 in overtime. Illinois, Iowa, and Michigan tied for second at 6-3, with Ohio State and Purdue at 5-4 and others trailing.
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Hawkeyes edge Northwestern as Brookins scores 27
Iowa uses twin towers to beat Northwestern 76-65 in Evanston. Vince Brookins scores 27, Steve Krafcisin 10, Kevin Boyle 16, while Northwestern plays shorthanded without Grady and Jenkins. Iowa stays in second in the Big Ten behind Indiana.
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Iowa Matmen Hit Michigan Road For Pair Of Duals
Iowa, ranked No. 2, travels to Michigan for two dual meets this weekend with Michigan tonight and Michigan State Saturday. Afterward they host Cal Bakersfield, Oklahoma, and Iowa State in the Fieldhouse, before the Big Ten meet March 12 in Madison. Coach Dan Gable keeps the lineup, with Jim Zalesky and King Mueller at 158 pounds. Indoor track hosts Northeast Missouri, gymnastics hosts Minnesota, and swimmers go to Minnesota.
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Virginia reels off win to stay unbeaten at 20-0
Virginia Cavaliers, led by Jeff Lamp with 26 points and Ralph Sampson's 19 points and 18 rebounds, defeated Wagner 76-69 to extend their winning streak to 25 and stay 20-0 on the season. Other top-25 results featured Michigan, Iowa, Indiana, Illinois, and South Alabama in Thursday night action.
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