Hawkeyes may add guard or post to 2010 class
Iowa assistant coach Chad Walthall said the Hawkeyes are watching a few players who could fill an open scholarship next season or wait for the 2011 class. He noted four freshmen arrive next year and that one scholarship remains after Anthony Tucker left, with further evaluation continuing across midwest games.
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Farokhmanesh earns MVC Player of the Week honors
Northern Iowa senior guard Ali Farokhmanesh led UNI to wins over Creighton and Old Dominion, averaging 20.0 points with five 3-pointers per game. He scored a career-high 23 versus ODU, helped lift UNI back into the AP Top 25, and the Panthers sit at 24-3, 14-2 MVC.
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Northern Iowa Faces Evansville in MVC Final Game
UNI visits Evansville at Roberts Stadium for a 7 05 p m tip with UNI 24 3 14 2 and Evansville 7 20 1 15. Radio coverage on KGYM AM 1600 and KXEL. UNI seeks win after 65 46 Jan 1 decision over Evansville and aims to extend MVC success as Farokhmanesh averages 10.0 points. Jordan Egiseder completes suspension in this conference tilt.
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Henry powers Kansas past Oklahoma for likely title clinch
Xavier Henry scored 18 of his 23 in the first half as No. 1 Kansas beat Oklahoma 81 68 at Allen Fieldhouse. Kansas (27 1, 13 0) secured at least a share of its sixth straight Big 12 title with three games left. Sherron Collins added 17 points as Kansas extended its home win streak to 58 and moved to 13 straight overall.
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ISU Seeks Winning Season to Avoid Early 1980s Low
ISU coach Fred Hoiberg, under contract through 2014 15, faces pressure to finish strong as the Cyclones aim for a first winning season under McDermott and avoid the program’s worst Big 12 finish since 1980 81. Forward Craig Brackins struggles with a shooting slump amid tight defense.
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Kohawks and Rams Begin Iowa Conference Tournaments
Coe College hosts potential semifinal and final action as top seed Kohawks chase first Iowa Conference tournament title. Cornell Rams, seeded fifth, open at Dubuque with a path to Central in the semifinals and a shot at the title on Saturday in Pella.
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Mount Mercy Men and Women Set for Iowa Conference Playoffs
Mount Mercy men host William Penn as a third seed with a 22 8 record and a five game win streak. The women host Waldorf with a 19 11 mark as a seventh seed. Both tournaments run March 4 16 with finals at neutral sites.
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