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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 2003
Page
19
Swiss tennis star Martina Hingis, a five time Grand Slam winner, says she may be done with competitive tennis due to foot injuries and is not planning a comeback. Hingis, age 22, has spent 209 weeks ranked No 1 in the WTA Tour.
San Francisco owner John York dismissed coach Steve Mariucci amid growing tensions following a 31-6 playoff loss to Tampa Bay. Mariucci finished 57-39 in six seasons, never reaching the Super Bowl, and was released after the final year of his contract.
Iowa athletic director Bob Bowlsby confirms Kirk Ferentz considered NFL options but will remain Hawkeyes coach. Ferentz receives eight percent pay raise and a restructured contract as part of the kept tenure.
Dallas Clark, star Iowa tight end, will skip his senior year and enter the April NFL draft. He rose from a broken collarbone and walk-on beginnings to one of Iowa’s all time greats, signaling his certainty with a 100 percent commitment to the decision. Coach Kirk Ferentz and athletic director Bob Bowlsby noted structural contract and staff changes amid the NFL move.
Iowa defeated Illinois 68 61 to remain unbeaten in Big Ten play. Jeff Horner led with 16 points 11 rebounds and 5 assists while Dee Brown struggled for Illinois as Iowa seized control in the second half.
Iowa freshman guard Jeff Horner grabbed rebounds and fed plays as the Hawkeyes held off eighth ranked Illinois 68 61 at Carver Hawkeye Arena. Coach Steve Alford praised the effort of seven rotation players as Horner and Little Brody Boyd sparked the attack and effects of stout defense.
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