Seven Bruised Bullets Host Quad City Thunder Tonight
Cedar Rapids Silver Bullets bring a seven man active roster to Five Seasons Center for a CBA game with Quad City Thunder. Tip off is 7 05 p m. Silver Bullets trailing 11 points and dealing with Reggie Owens injury plus Green and Stevens questionable. Ray Hall and Wiley Brown return ties to Thunder as teams renew acquaintances. Jones and Slaughter pace Quad City scoring while Cedar Rapids looks to rebound at home.
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Whittaker Fined Over Public Comments About CBA Officials
The Gazette reports George Whittaker was fined by the CBA after public remarks about Orlando Graham and the officiating program drew league censure. Schemmel criticized Whittaker while noting NBA pressure and possible suspension if fines remain unpaid.
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SC finds six possible violations in steroid era
South Carolina reported six instances of possible rule violations and widespread experimentation with steroids by football players from 1983 to 1987 in a five volume NCAA submission. The Associated Press obtained the report Monday under the Freedom of Information Act.
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Jefferson rallies past Kennedy as Landis gains 300th win
Jeff's Landis earns his 300th career victory as Cedar Rapids Jefferson tops visiting Kennedy 73 to 71. Matt Donner nets 17 points including four threes while Jeremy Lewis and Jason Mrozinski contribute in a balanced scoring effort. Kennedy led 42-32 at halftime before Jefferson outscored them 41-29.
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Springville Edges North Linn In 1A District Game
Springville beat North Linn 75 72 at Alburnett as Wade Hiner scored 27 to lift Springville who led 40 31 at halftime. North Linn’s T J Carruthers paced the rally with 21 points while Springville improves to 10 10 and North Linn ends 4 15.
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Badgers defeat Marquette in intrastate clash
Danny Jones scored 19 points as Wisconsin beat Marquette 82 66 in the 96th meeting. Tim Locum added 17 as Wisconsin built a 17 6 second half run after a 32 29 halftime edge. Tony Smith tied a Marquette career high with 44 points before coach Kevin O Neill was ejected late.
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Drake Tops Creighton For Key MVC Win
Sam Roark poured in 25 points and grabbed 10 rebounds to lift Drake to a 65 51 victory over Creighton at Des Moines. The win ends a five game skid for the Bulldogs and snaps Creighton’s grip on first in the Missouri Valley Conference as Creighton drops to 19 9 overall and 8 4 in league play. Chad Gallagher led Creighton with 13 points while Matt Roggenburk added 10.
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Huskies Rally Past Friars In Overtime Thriller
Nadav Henefeld nailed a go ahead three with two seconds left in overtime to lift No 6 Connecticut over Providence 75-72. CT now stands 23 4 10 3 and secured the final possession in the tense finish.
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ISU Edges Loyola as Woods Seals Win Late Free Throws
Iowa State holds off Loyola with Terry Woods drawing a foul and sinking two free throws with one second left after a late inbound. Woods stole the ball, was fouled, and clinched the victory. Orr praised Woods and Collins defense on Keith Gailes, Loyola’s top scorer. Gailes finished with 15. Baker faces a Story County judge after a Saturday assault charge. ISU travels to No. 1 Missouri next.
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Iowa women rise to No 13 in AP poll amid Big Ten shifts
Iowa moves up one spot to No 13 after an 87-58 win over Minnesota and stands third in the Big Ten with 834 points. Northwestern remains the leader as Purdue and Michigan drop in the latest AP Top 25 for women's basketball. Arkansas debuts at No 25, LSU keeps pace at No 2, and Tennessee sits fourth as the rankings evolve this week.
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Tigers reclaim No. 1 as Kansas falls to No. 2
Missouri returns to the top AP poll after beating Kansas and Oklahoma in the Big 8. Kansas drops to No. 2 after two straight losses to Missouri. Duke rises to third, UNLV moves into fourth, with Georgetown and Connecticut following in the top six.
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