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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 2009
Page
13
Tim Tebow told more than 40,000 fans at Florida's national championship celebration that he is coming back for his senior season. He said he felt loyalty to the school and wanted to be a role model who finishes what he starts.
New York Rickey Henderson appears a near lock for election to the Hall of Fame as voting results from the Baseball Writers' Association of America are released today. He is Baseball's career leader in runs and stolen bases and may be joined by fellow inductees in Cooperstown.
University of Iowa Athletics Director Gary Barta criticized a set of on line photos showing Ed Podolak, a longtime Iowa radio color commentator and former Hawkeye running back, partying during a Tampa bowl trip. Podolak appears in two images with an unidentified woman, raising questions about representation. Barta said he is reviewing the matter, noting Learfield Communications is Podolak’s boss.
Iowa struggles on both ends as Michigan dominates the boards and clamps down on defense. Iowa players miscommunicate on screens and rush shots while Jeff Peterson plays through a broken left wrist amid turnover woes.
Iowa rebounded from early deficit to beat Cornell 23 13 at the UNI Dome for their second straight NWCA duals crown. Borschel avenged a semifinal loss with a 7 3 win at 174 pounds as Reddy Beatty Erekson successive wins built a four match run to secure the victory.
Donovan McNabb led the sixth seeded Eagles past the defending champions 23 11 in East Rutherford to advance to the conference final against Arizona. David Akers tied an NFL postseason record with 18 straight field goals while Eli Manning struggled against the windy conditions.
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