Iowa State cancels Hawaii football opener in 1986 season
Iowa State and Hawaii athletics departments reached a financially viable solution. Hawaii will play Brigham Young on Sept. 1 in Honolulu, while Iowa State opens at home Sept. 8 versus Northern Iowa. Athletics Director Bruce Van De Velde said the plan preserves value for both schools and avoids loss.
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Ames
Iowa State
Hawaii
Honolulu
Rainbows
Brigham Young
Iowa
Bruce van de Velde
Rush out season for Missouri star Kareem Rush
Missouri guard Kareem Rush, the Big 12's top scorer, will miss the season after tearing ligaments in his left thumb and a small bone fragment. He injured the thumb in a fall with 1:50 left in a 69-66 loss to Oklahoma State and will have surgery with a cast for six to eight weeks.
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Columbia
Kareem Rush
Missouri
Oklahoma State
Rush
Tepine
Kansas
Riders add home tilt against Rochester Mustangs
Cedar Rapids RoughRiders announce a March 3 home game against the Rochester Mustangs at 7 05 p m. Season ticket holders may order via mail and buy seats through February 20 for 1. After Feb 20 remaining seats are available by calling 319 261 4625.
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids RoughRiders
Rochester Mustangs
Basketball radio highlights for OSU Iowa and OSU Iowa State
Ohio State at Iowa and Oklahoma State at Iowa State are listed for 6 15 p m and 6 40 p m respectively with corresponding radio stations. Prep boys feature West Liberty at Solon at 7 30 p m on KCJJ 1630 AM.
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Who-Am
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Solon
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Gazette
New quarterbacks ready to step in
In Belle Glade Florida the Banks family and friends race toward football prominence. Brad Banks, Iowa signee and Belle Glade Central alumnus, recalls growing up amid a competitive crowd that included future NFL names like Fred Taylor Johnny Rutledge and Reidel Anthony. Banks excelled at Central beating Steve Bellisari for county athlete of the year before starting at Central Florida. The feature highlights a lineage of athletic rivals shaping future college and pro quarterbacks.
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Marc Morehouse
Belle Or Glade
Fla
Fred Taylor
Jacksonville Jaguars
Arizona Cardinals
Johnny Rutledge
Tampa Bay
Reidel Anthony
University of Iowa
Brad Banks
Banks
Iowa
Iowa City
C.J. Jones
Garden City Community College
Florida
Anquan Boldin
Mississippi
Korey Banks
Remaise Johnson
Kansas
Colorado
Belle Glade Central
Ohio State
Steve Bellisari
Palm Beach County
University of Central Florida
Daunte Culpepper
Minnesota Vikings
ISU Eyes QB Duel Between Wallace and Ochs
JC transfers Seneca Wallace of Sacramento City College and Dustin Ochs of San Bernardino Valley College headline Iowa State football’s quarterback battle. Wallace, arriving early, expects to win the job as ISU searches for Sage Rosenfels’s successor, while Ochs also plans to compete and push for the starting role. Coach Dan McCarney aims to sign about 20 players as spring drills begin.
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Aazette Sportswr
Aion
Iowa State Cyclones
Seneca Wallace
Sacramento City College
Dustin Ochs
San Bernadino Valley College
Wallace
Cyclones
Ochs
Iowa State University
Dan McCarney
Sage Rosenfels
ISU
Pittsburgh
Gerrin Scott
Cris Love
Scott
Rosenfels
Love
Iowa State
Oregon State
Oregon
California
Washington
Colorado
Sacramento
Calif
NCAA
Western Dubuque overwhelms West Delaware in 65-4 clash
Western Dubuque led by 6-7 Kelchen and 22 points and 12 rebounds outrebounded West Delaware as the 15-0 Wildcats beat the defending state runner-up 65-4 in a top Class 3A showdown in Dyersville. State-wide hype, 2,200 fans watched a physical interior battle.
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Western Dubuque
Chris Kolle
West Delaware
Dyersville
Ruden
Andy Kelchen
Beckman High School
Dennis Geraghty
Kelchen
Illinois Spanks Spartans In Big Ten Clash
Cory Bradford erupted for 22 points including six 3-pointers as No. 7 Illinois upset fourth-ranked Michigan State 77-66 to seize first place in the conference. Frank Williams added 14 and Brian Cook 12 for Illinois while Jason Richardson led MSU with 19 points. Michigan State struggled from long range, shooting 3-for-18, and Illinois limited defensive lapses to pull away.
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Champaign, Ill
Cory Bradford
Michigan State
Illinois
Spartans
Bradford
Illini
Tom Izzo
Izzo
Charlie Bell
Frank Williams
Brian Cook
Jason Richardson
Bell
Bill Self
East Lansing
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Egan Houston
DePaul
Duke
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Mighty Ducks of Anaheim
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