Iowa Wrestlers Set For Home Finale With Music Themed Entries
Iowa Hawkeyes host No. 3 Iowa versus No. 11 Michigan in the home finale as wrestlers reveal diverse walkout songs. Josh Dziewa cites rap and rock variety while Derek St. John and Mike Evans pick songs like AC/DCs Hells Bells and Beastie Boys Sabotage to set nerves or energy levels before matches. Tony Ramos continues Run This Town by Jay Z Rihanna to project dominance while Bobby Telford prefers calming tunes a season.
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Walk Out Songs List Shows Diverse Choices
A lineup of walk out songs includes Gilman Electric Feel Ramos Run This Town Dziewa Sandstorm Grothus Roar Kelly Shipping Up To Boston St John Hells Bells Moore Flower Evans Sabotage Lofthouse The Only Way Brooks Icky Thump Burak Shine D Telford Gimme Shelter DB Meyer Kick It In The Sticks Fahler Levels Kalpprodt Answer To No Lira B Clark Reynolds.
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Wrestlers pick entrance songs mark team identity
The piece notes wrestlers use songs to cue performance with fans linking tracks to athletes. Brody Grothus chose Katy Perry Roar for motivation and faced light ribbing from teammates after big wins.
Panthers Top Cyclones in Cedar Falls Showdown
Northern Iowa upset Iowa State 24-13 in Cedar Falls to snap a 10-match drought and remain undefeated at 10-0. Key wins by Peters and Colon fueled the rally as the crowd fed the Panthers energy to grab the big dual over their in-state rival.
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Lofthouse to cap Hawkeye career in final home match
Eben Lofthouse battles through injury to chase a third All-American finish as Iowa hosts Michigan at Carver-Hawkeye Arena in a senior night dual. The 184-pounder is 17-2 this season and aims to end his Hawkeye legacy with a win in his last home meet.
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Veteran Bee Jay Scott tops Cedar Rapids bareback with 89
Otley Iowa rider Bee Jay Scott, 35, won the long go with 89 points and then the short go with 88 to capture the Cedar Rapids bareback title at the World's Toughest Rodeo. He said retirement could come after this year, but he aims to stay competitive. Teammates include Tyrel Nelson and Jace Angus in other events, while Jaclyn Corcoran led barrel racing with 12.62 seconds.
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