Bengals Hire Marvin Lewis To Rebuild Flailing Defense
The Cincinnati Bengals hired Marvin Lewis as head coach Tuesday, aiming to revive a struggling team. Lewis, 44, was defensive coordinator of the Baltimore Ravens, whose unit won a Super Bowl in 2001 and set an NFL record for allowing fewest points. He becomes the NFL’s third Black head coach, joining Tony Dungy and Herman Edwards.
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College basketball and hockey TV listings tonight
ESPN carries Virginia at Duke at 6 p.m. Illinois at Iowa airs on KGAN at 8 p.m. Detroit Red Wings visit Chicago Blackhawks at 7 30 p.m. on FSC. Dallas Mavericks play Sacramento Kings at 8 p.m. More TV listings on page 50.
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Iowa Hires New Deal Talks For Ferentz Amid NFL Interest
Iowa Athletics Director Bob Bowlsby pursues a new contract for Kirk Ferentz as he weighs a possible move to the NFL. Ferentz currently earns a $910,000 base salary and could see program upgrades, with Jacksonville extending its search and other NFL candidates emerging.
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Hodges lifts Warriors past West in 55 46 win
Cedar Rapids Washington senior Dallas Hodges poured in a season high 21 points to lead Class 4A No. 6 Cedar Rapids Washington to a 55-46 victory over Iowa City West Trojans in Mississippi Valley Conference play. Hodges said he trusts his shots and has built four years of confidence.
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Cook Gives Hawks Plenty to Worry About
Iowa faces Illinois star Bri an Cook in a high profile clash at Carver-Hawkeye Arena. Cook averages 22 points per game and can guard from the low block to 3 point range. Hawkeyes eye Jared Reiner to slow him as Illinois rides a 12-1 record and top Big Ten rhythm with guards Dee Brown and Sean Harrington.
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Ferentz contract talks spark Iowa coaching heat
The piece argues Iowa will likely restructure Ferentz's deal to reward his on-field success and raise his pay. It notes last July's bump, compares to Michigan State hiring John L. Smith, and observes leverage and incentives shaping football staff contracts across programs. It cites ISU's finances and the Iowa athletic department's pay dynamics.
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