Ed Banach Eyes Iowa State Coaching Post
Ed Banach, a 1984 Olympic gold medalist and three time NCAA champion, plans to apply for Iowa State's vacant head wrestling coach job. He says the challenge suits him and would mail his resume to Cyclone officials as ISU Athletics Director Max Urick notes several applicants. Banach recalls Gable’s rise at Iowa and cites wrestling’s need for stronger programs in Iowa.
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Prairie tops LaSalle boys in triple overtime thriller
Cedar Rapids Prairie edge Cedar Rapids LaSalle 75-74 after three overtimes. Bruns led Prairie with 29 points, Cuhel added 15, Grabe hit a late buzzer-beater in regulation, and Hodges 18 for LaSalle as the teams traded leads in a dramatic East Central Iowa Conference showdown.
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Warriors outscore Jefferson in Cedar Rapids clash
Washington defeated Jefferson 72 to 62 on Friday night to move to 6-4 in the Mississippi Valley Conference and 9-6 overall. Bernard Dutchik led Jefferson with 29 points while Mike Ivester added 23. Adrian L. Davis tallied 24 for Washington and Scott Person had 20.
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Hayes ends Iowa career ends Hawkeye era in 1986 draft year
Iowa tight end Jonathan Hayes will enter the 1986 NFL draft after meeting with coach Hayden Fry and his parents. Hayes, 6-5 and 245 pounds from South Fayette PA, leaves Iowa with career 53 receptions for 672 yards and seven TDs, helped by teammates Flagg Clark Cook Ward.
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ISU faces Missouri after tough Colorado loss
Iowa State eyes rebound at Hilton Coliseum after a 72 70 defeat at Colorado. Missouri arrives on a three game win streak with extra rest, while ISU seeks to regain attitude and confidence to stay third in the Big 8. The game airs on KGAN Channel 2 at 3 10 p.m.
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Hawkeyes tied for Big Ten lead with a busy Cedar Rapids weekend
Iowa sits atop the Big Ten with Michigan as league play nears, but fans in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City have plenty to see. World’s Toughest Rodeo visits Five Seasons, Coe-Cornell basketball tips off, and Iowa hosts Michigan in swimming diving at the 60 year old Field House. Dan Gable’s wrestlers face Southern Illinois in Carver-Hawkeye while divers cope with injuries. Sagarin rates Iowa No. 1 nationally, and a tribute notes the passing of Frank Sasek. Plus Lee Trevino appears at Pebble Beach tied to golf events.
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