Sanders eyes winning team likely to win Super Bowls
Deion Sanders says his Dallas Cowboys days are over after a five year stint that included a 1995 title. The 32 year old veteran says he wants more wins and will report to baseball with the Cincinnati Reds next spring.
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Hornets Pace Knicks as Eddie Jones Drops 34 at Home
Eddie Jones scored a season high 34 as Charlotte hit a season best 10 three pointers to beat the injury depleted New York Knicks 95 85. Derrick Coleman added 29 points 13 rebounds while Patrick Ewing battled foul trouble and limited Knicks stars in the restroom contest.
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Cowboys hand Kansas lopsided defeat in Stillwater
Desmond Mason scored 31 points as No. 14 Oklahoma State routed 20th-ranked Kansas 86-53 in Stillwater. Roy Williams coached his 400th game and suffered one of his worst losses, while Oklahoma State halted an eight-game KU streak and improved to 19-2 overall, 8-1 in the Big 12.
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Kirkwood Falls Short Against Marshalltown In Tight Non-Conference Loss
Kirkwood Eagles nearly upset Marshalltown Tigers, 63-60, as Ryan Baumgart’s last second 3-point try missed. Kirkwood stars McGee and Welton each scored 16. Jason Williams sealed the win with two late free throws for Marshalltown.
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Riders Fall In Last-Second Loss To Stars In Fractious Clash
The Cedar Rapids RoughRiders, 11-24, blew a late lead as the Stars 26-12 edged them 3-2 on a buzzer goal. Five fights marked the game, while Cedar Rapids had just a few quality scoring chances after a weekend of two victories.
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RoughRiders cling to cellar despite two wins last weekend
Cedar Rapids RoughRiders sit in the East Division basement two points behind Dubuque despite a pair of wins. Micah Wouters leads Cedar Rapids with 32 points and Gerry Hickey has 12 goals while Keith Dore leads Stars with 47 points. Lincoln beat Cedar Rapids 3-2 at Cedar Rapids Ice Arena on Jan 15.
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Woods Extends Tour Money List Lead With Comeback Win
Tiger Woods, now with more than 12.5 million in PGA Tour earnings, clinched his 17th career win at the Mercedes Championship in Hawaii. He birdied the 18th to cap a 4 under finish, signaling a strong return and potential winning streak as he vows to keep competing.
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Six former Iowa stars lead United States wrestling roster
The United States roster features six former University of Iowa wrestlers including Lincoln McIlravy at 152, Joe Williams at 167.5, Mike Mena at 119, Mark Ironside at 138.75, Bill Zadick at 138.75, and Lee Fullhart at 187.25. Chad Lamer from South Dakota State, an NCAA II champion, will wrestle at 213.75, while Tolly Thompson, Nebraska champ and UNI assistant, faces Valiev at heavyweight.
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