Guards Dominate Big Ten Stars In Vintage Season
In a Big Ten season noted for guard depth, Ray Williams of Minnesota and several others rank among the league's top 25 scorers. Michigan's Rickey Green and Northwestern's Billy McKinney emerge as top guards, with peers like Quinn Buckner and Kyle Macy also touted. Iowa's Scott Thompson praised as a premier shooter, while evaluators study all-conference potential amid upcoming games.
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McKinney
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Bob Wilkerson
Purdue
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Eugene Parker
Steve Grole
Michigany
Caine Named Oregon Athletic Director
John Caine aged 51 was named athletic director at Oregon effective April 4 replacing Norvall Rickey who resigned five months earlier. Caine comes from Samdase State where he served as athletic director and will earn 23000 dollars annually. Previously considered candidates included Forest Evashevaki and Ray Nagel former Iowa head coaches.
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Hansen pins first foe at state meet in heavyweight action
Jake Hansen of Cedar Rapids Kennedy, the team’s lone 3A qualifier, pinned LeMer Central’s Matt Spaniers in 2 minutes 25 seconds to reach the district round. The 203-pounder raised his season record to 28-7 and noted Kennedy’s depth left at home while he proves himself on the mat.
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Ames
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C.R. LaSalle
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Anamosa Wrestler Edges Brad Herzberg In Overtime
heavyweight Gary Shover of Anamosa shed about 20 pounds to face Clorade's 295 pound Brad Herzberg in the first round state mat action. Shover won 1 0 in overtime in a tight early bout.
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Hawks face must win stretch to reach NIT hopes
Iowa, led by guard Rickey Green, chase third place in the Big Ten and a post season berth as Michigan, Purdue and Minnesota loom. Iowa needs two more wins, with upcoming tests against Michigan and Wisconsin, while Michigan sits atop the conference and bids.
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