Iowa Hawkeyes end two-dual skid with 34 7 win over Wisconsin
Iowa ranked 4th defeated Wisconsin 34 7 at Carver Hawkeye Arena as Tom Brands watches lineup shakeups for the Big Ten and upcoming postseason in College Park and Stillwater. Freshman Joey Cruz 125 pounds, Brody Teske 133, and Gabe Arnold 184 all featured as Iowa eyes the Big Ten Championship.
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Iowa Football Faces Passing Woes As 2024 Approaches
Iowa struggles in passer efficiency with 129th in completion percentage and 130th in passer rating in 2028. Returning QB Cade McNamara aims to rebound after a season-ending knee injury. Wisconsin transfer Deacon Hill and Michigan transfer Cade McNamara shape the 2024 quarterback cadre.
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Naaktgeboren caps perfect run to state wrestling title
Kane Naaktgeboren of Linn-Mar completed a perfect 37-0 season by winning the 144-pound Class 3A state title at Wells Fargo Arena, lifting Linn-Mar to its 16th individual championship and making him the program’s seventh four-time medalist. He defeated Jahkari Clark of West Des Moines Valley 9-2 in the finals and earned 109 career falls in about 130 victories.
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