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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 2006
Page
17
The St. Louis Rams hired Miami offensive coordinator Scott Linehan as their new head coach. He is the sixth first time NFL head coach in the last two weeks. A news conference was set to introduce the fourth Rams coach since 1995 relocation.
New York Knicks forward Antonio Davis received a five game suspension from the NBA after entering the stands to confront a fan he believed harassed his wife. The league emphasized that players may not enter the stands regardless of circumstances. The fan, Michael Axelrod, claims he did nothing wrong and intends to sue.
Theo Epstein returns to the Boston Red Sox as general manager less than three months after turning down a three year 4.5 million offer. Epstein and team issued a joint statement confirming his full time return.
Theresa McDermott, 40, underwent breast cancer surgery on November 17 and begins four months of chemotherapy followed by radiation. The family shared their story in Cedar Falls to raise awareness and encourage yearly mammograms, stressing early detection.
A profile of Pittsburgh safety Troy Polamalu highlighting his soft spoken demeanor off the field and fearsome play on it. The piece notes his impact in the AFC Championship game against the Denver Broncos and references an anecdote about USC teammate Alex Holmes.
Former Iowa Hawkeyes punter Jason Baker has battled instability in the NFL but excelled this season with a 43.3 yards per punt average and a 38.9 net yards, ranking high in the league. If Carolina defeats Seattle, he will represent Iowa in the Super Bowl.
The University of Montana announced it will start the 2006 football season with a game at Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City against the University of Iowa. The cross conference matchup pairs Montana with Iowa in the season opener.
Montana athletics director Jim O Day says Iowa offered a lucrative game and that UM will receive well over the previous 450000 payment for a trip to Oregon. Bobby Hauck confirms the Grizzlies approved the deal as Montana finishes 8 4 last season with a first round I AA playoff loss and Iowa schedules Western Michigan for Sept 2 opener.
Iowa's 2006 football slate opens September 2 against Montana and includes games at Syracuse and Illinois plus home dates with Iowa State and Ohio State. October features Purdue Indiana and Michigan with a TBA date. November covers Northwestern Wisconsin and Minnesota on the road.
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