Garner Eyes Return to Iowa Basketball Following Release
Iowa coach Tom Davis left open the possibility of Brian Garner rejoining the Hawkeyes next season. Garner, a sophomore guard from Milwaukee, left in January citing academic ineligibility, later explored transfer plans and a brief UNLV visit but remains on a one-year-at-a-time scholarship. Davis notes Garner could walk on if no scholarship is renewed while Iowa seeks a guard to fill two 1990-91 openings.
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Wazette Sporth
Iowa City
Brian Garner
Iowa
Tom Davis
Milwaukee
Davis
Garner
University of New Orleans
Marcel Capers
Los Angeles
Kevin Smith
Fort Worth
Texas
Davis details progress and recruiting hurdles for Iowa Hawkeyes
Coach Davis explains how experience eases frustration from injuries and rule-driven recruiting. He cites Prop 48 and transfer credit issues that push away junior college guards and complicate keeping players in school. Davis notes top ACT scores help but academics remain a barrier to immediate wins while outlining current lineup and player statuses.
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Raymond
Davis
Michael Ingram
Missouri
Iowa
Baid Davis
Hawkeyes
Towa
Waldorf Narrowly Defeats Kirkwood In Women’s BB
Waldorf outpointed Kirkwood 64-56 as coach Kim Muhl criticized effort and intensity. Waldorf climbs to 19-4 while Kirkwood drops to 18-5. Renee Weih tops Kirkwood with 19 points in a rough contest.
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Forest City
Kirkwood
Kim Muhl
Eagles
Waldorf
Community College
Muhl
Renee Weih
UNI Pounds For 1 479 Yard Rush Record In Fall
University of Northern Iowa star set a Missouri Valley rush record with 1 479 yards and 18 touchdowns last season. The Panthers added recruits from Cedar Falls, Waterloo and Des Moines including Paul Wolf QB Brett O'Donnell and Jason Kinne on the line.
College recruits list of players from multiple states
A long roster of recruits is listed with positions heights and hometowns including James Freese Bonner Springs Kansas Willie Guy Memphis East HS John Hartlieb Woodstock Illinois Marian Sentral HS Brookhaven New York Jamar Jones Gary Indiana Sidney Sevarity Carol City Florida Marquis Porter Newark New Jersey Brad Remmert Cedar Falls Iowa Burt Richardson Rochester New York Mark Roussell Moriticello Illinois Marcus Allen Dowling High West Des Moines James Brooks Scarborough New York Kevin Caldwell Omaha Millard South Jeff Cole West Des Moines Nick Clausen Holstein Iowa Dan Dostal Gretna Nebraska Kevin Fulton Benbrook Texas Lamont Hill Redford Michigan Jay Jordan Parkersburg Iowa Cedric Linwood Houston Livingstone Dallas TX Matt Nitchie Lincoln Nebraska Troy Petersen Newton Iowa Brian Porter Newton Iowa Scott Schulz Palatine Illinois Jim Thompson Waverly Nebraska Pimmae Brother Rice St Clair Shores Wilkinson Omaha John
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Jamar Jones
Gary
Ind
Lew Wallace
H.S
Sidney Sevarity
Carol Civ
Carol City
Tal Tate
Line
Chicago
Richards High School
Marquis Porter
Newark
Weeahie
Brad Remmert
Cedar Falls
Burt Richardson
Rochester
N.Y
Bishop Kearney
Mark Roussell
Moriticello
Houston
Texas
Washington
H. _ Wildeman
Cherokee
Iowa State
Marcus Allen
Dowling H.S
West Des d
James Brooks
Scarborough H.S
Kevin Caldwell
Millard South
Omaha
Neb
Jeff Cole
Valley H.S
West Des Moines
Nick Clausen
Gaiva-Holstein
Holstein
Dan Dostal
Gretna
Kevin Fulton
Western Hills H.S
Benbrook
Reven Harding
Klein High School
Spring
Lamont Hill
Redford H.S
Detroit
Mich
Vineeathdaati
Grandview H.S
Grandview
Jay Jordan
Parkersburg
Golden West
Calif
J.C
Cedric Linwood
Lamar H.S
Livingstone
Pierce H.S
Dallas
Matt Nitchie
Southeast H.S
Lincoln
Troy Petersen
Brian Porter
Newton H.S
Eee
Ar-We-Wa
Hea Vail
Scott Schulz
Fremd H.S
Palatine
Jim Thompson
Waverly H.S
Waverly
Lisbon hosts North Linn in Region 5 Class 1A title clash
Lisbon, ranked twentieth and 20-1, hosts North Linn 13-7 in aRegion 5 District IV Class 1A girls final after both teams won semifinals. Lisbon beat Springville 50-32 with Candi Carlson on 26 and Laura Apel 14. North Linn beat Center Point Urbana 78-50 as Carla Decker 30 and Angie Henderson 24 led the Lynx.
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Lisbon
North Linn
Candi Carlson
Springville
Laura Apel
Nikki Krewson
Orioles
Center Point Urbana
Central City
Lynx
Carla Decker
Angie Henderson
Staci Trietle
Stormin’ Rebels
Waldorf Defeats Kirkwood In JC Basketball Showdown
Waldorf jumped to a 43-32 halftime lead and held on to beat Kirkwood 77-73. Todd Holthaus led Waldorf with 19 points, with Sunde 14 and Shin delar and Fothergill 10 each. For Kirkwood Randy Johnson scored 26.
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Forest City
Waldorf
Kirkwood
Todd Holthaus
Chris Sunde
Randy Shindelar
Kurt Fothergill
Randy Johnson
Brian Strauss
Vergil Beard
Eagles
Paul Prachar
Voigt sets Cornell wrestling win mark in 37 10 victory
Shawn Voigt became Cornell's winningest wrestler with a 19 2 technical fall over Dave Hayes as the Rams thrashed Coe 37 10 at Eby Fieldhouse. Voigt moved to 35 1 on the season and 141 17 in his career, with seven other Cornell victories and two forfeits in the meet. The Kohawks trailing 7 5 earlier were unable to regain momentum as Coe fell to 0 8 while Cornell improves to 11 7 ahead of the Midwest Conference meet.
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Gazette
Shawn Voigt
Cornell
Rams
Coe
Eby Fieldhouse
Voigt
Dave Hayes
Steve DeVries
Shawn
Kenny Johnson
Dave Manson
Mike Spading
Rob Minick
Mike McClure
Chris Gerardy
Johnson
Manson
Terry Kelly
Kelly
Spading
Joel Martinek
Kohawk
Minick
Darin Foreman
DeVries
Bret Moews
Kohawks
Boomer Kortemeyer
Rick Delzell
Erik Lambertsen
Terry Tesar
Tim Fitzpatrick
Knox College
Galesburg
Ill
Strickland Leads TCU Past Arkansas In SWC Thriller
Michael Strickland hit 9 of 12 from three as Texas Christian stunned No. 8 Arkansas 81-79 in Fort Worth. Arkansas dips to 20-4 after a second SWC loss. TCU moves to 13-10 overall at 6-6 in league play.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Texas
Michael Strickland
Texas Christian
Arkansas
TCU
Razorbacks
Baylor
Waco
Hogs
Strickland
Travis Mays
Kollar Leaves Iowa for Falcons Assistant Role
Bill Kollar, hired as Iowa defensive line coach on January 30, switched to an NFL post as an Atlanta Falcons assistant under Jerry Glanville. The 37 year old former Purdue aide, Montana State alum, was a first round Big Sky pick in 1974 and played for Cincinnati and Tampa Bay.
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Suwanee
Bill Kollar
University of Iowa
Atlanta Falcons
National Football League
Kollar
Purdue
Falcons
Jerry Glanville
John O’hara
Iowa
Hayden Fry
Glanville
Montana State
Big Sky
Cincinnati
Tampa Bay
Depleted Bullets Top Jammers In Road Victory
Cedar Rapids Silver Bullets defeated San Jose 130 119 on the road as John Starks scored 26 and Sylvester Gray 25. Ray Hall sparked an eight point run late and Cedar Rapids held off San Jose through the final minutes. Hall scored 18 and Gray added 14 as Cedar Rapids snapped a four game skid and earned six CBA standings points. San Jose fell to 19 25.
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Ill
Kendall Gill
Illini
Northwestern
Illinois
Rex Walters
Ervin
Stephen Bardo
Illinios
Lou Henson
Andy Kaufmann
Norman
Okla
Tony Martin
Oklahoma
Kansas State
Martin
San Jose
Calif
Cedar Rapids
Silver Bullets
John Starks
Sylvester Gray
San Jose Jammers
San Jose State
Orlando Graham
Italy
Ken Green
David Boone
Hubert Henderson
Jammers
Henderson
Ray Hall
Hall
Green
Graham
Reggie Owens
Barry Stevens
Darryl Johnson
Gray
Hays
Everette Stephens
Stevens
Starks
Butch Hays
Santa Barbara
Lemieux Streak Ends at 46 Games Against Rangers
Mario Lemieux saw limited ice and did not play the third period as his point-scoring streak ended at 46 games in the Penguins game with the New York Rangers. The slump followed back trouble and kept him from adding to a 39 goals and 54 assists run within the streak.
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Mario Lemieux
Pittsburgh Penguins
New York Rangers
Lemieux
Rangers
Penguins
NHL
Wayne Gretzky
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