Ed Reed Captures AP 2004 Defensive Player of the Year
Ravens safety Ed Reed, in his third season, outshined peers to win the Associated Press Defensive Player of the Year, outperforming teammate Ray Lewis and others in the NFL.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 2005
Page
19
Ravens safety Ed Reed, in his third season, outshined peers to win the Associated Press Defensive Player of the Year, outperforming teammate Ray Lewis and others in the NFL.
Doug Mientkiewicz caught the final out of the World Series and stored the ball in a safety deposit box. Red Sox president Larry Lucchino says the ball should become part of team archives or a museum for fans.
Hawkeyes dominate all but two takedowns as 5,220 fans witness Iowa 38 Hokies 0 at Carver-Hawkeye Arena. Joe Johnston salvages a late win for Tech, while Alex Tsirtsis and Mark Perry earn major decisions for Iowa. Tom Brands presides over a decisive home victory.
Cedar Rapids Washington trailed by 11, then a Rhone fueled 8 0 run to start the fourth spurred a 50 45 win at Kennedy. Westphal led with 15 points in first three quarters while Rhone 14 and Garner 13 combined 27 in the final period.
Iowa 14th ranked Hawkeyes travel to Ohio State for a Big Ten opener at Value City Arena hoping to avoid an 0-2 start. Coach Steve Alford cites a poor first half but notes a strong 40 minute effort potential as Michigan defeated Iowa 65 63 despite a late rally.
TV schedule note lists Iowa game at Ohio State on KGAN Iowa at 11 a.m. Details appear on Page 2.
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