Long chooses to stay at Iowa and pursue more records
Chuck Long announced his decision to return to Iowa for another season. He and his family weighed options with input from coach Hayden Fry while fans celebrate his choice. Long holds Iowa passing records and aims to extend his Big Ten and bowl marks next year.
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Iowa girls basketball tournament opens with 6 on 6 and 5 on 5 play
The 68th Iowa girls tournament begins February 18 with 6 on 6 sectional games at 104 sites and three days later the first 5 on 5 regional round begins. Linn-Mar co hosts with Cedar Rapids Jefferson and Cedar Rapids Washington for 5 on 5 regions. Notable entrants include Camanche and West Des Moines Dowling in both formats. The 459 teams compete in 1A and 2A divisions for the 6 on 6 title at Veterans Auditorium March 11 16, while the 5 on 5 Final Four integrates into the 6 on 6 Sweet Sixteen. Final rounds February 21 at selected sites and Linn-Mar hosts the 5 on 5 final.
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Eleven area players named for Shrine Bowl at UNI-Dome Aug 3
Cedar Falls report lists North roster members Adrian Davis Dave Downey Brad Pospisil Mike Temme Greg Dufoe Jeff Nehl and Scott Spoden among others for the Iowa Shrine Bowl to be held August 3 at the UNI-Dome. South squad includes Wayne Hormann Mike Kolpin Chris Lehman and Bob Tighe with coaches Bob Timmerman and Jerry Pezzetti directing the game.
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Cyclones court top prep talent amid IOWA, Florida ties
Iowa State recruits rely on a Florida pipeline while chasing star backs and linemen. Johnson remains hopeful about ISU's charm despite rumors, and Ridley narrows choices with UCLA visiting. Minnesota under Lou Holtz pledges nine of the state’s top prospects as other programs pursue several Chicago and Ohio standouts.
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Iowa Lions Look Toward Road Win Despite Missing Forwards
Iowa hosts Minnesota at Carver-Hawkeye Arena with Mitchell Lee and Kevin Smith sidelined or doubtful. Andre Banks and Jeff Moe will start at guard as Greg Stokes nears career scoring milestones and Stokes leads a front line that also includes Michael Payne and Gerry Wright.
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St Johns Dominates Poll With 60 First-Place Votes
St Johns (18-1) remained undefeated after an 87-76 comeback win over Seton Hall and earned 60 of 62 first place votes and 1,238 points from a nationwide panel. Also ranked are Georgetown, Syracuse, and SMU with Georgetown at No 2 Memphis State No 3 and SMU No 4.
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