Kemerer anchors Iowa Hawks as Big Ten duel looms
Iowa sophomore 157-pounder Michael Kemerer has 16-0 this season and leads the fourth ranked Hawkeyes into a Big Ten dual against No. 7 Michigan at Carver-Hawkeye Arena. He faces No. 5 Alex Panatela as coach Tom Brands calls him an anchor and team captain.
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Michigan at Iowa dual pits top-ranked wrestlers in Carver-Hawkeye
No. 7 Michigan visits No. 4 Iowa at Carver-Hawkeye Arena in a key Big Ten dual. Iowa sits 9-1 with four losses by Michigan 7-2, 4-1 as 16 ranked wrestlers are in action, including three unbeaten Hawkeyes in consecutive weights led by Kemerer between Sorensen and Marinelli.
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ISU Set for SEC Showdown at Home Against Tennessee
Iowa State hosts No 21 Tennessee in Hilton Coliseum at 3 p.m. in a Big 12 SEC Challenge clash. Coach Steve Prohm says the game tests toughness and energy, with Solomon Young needing to match Tennessee star Grant Williams as ISU seeks its second straight top‑25 win and a potential turning point in a season of ups and downs.
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McCaffery says Hawkeyes not hiding contract details after loss
Iowa coach Fran McCaffery defends contract extension with Iowa through 2023 after a break in coverage notes he already had a deal. Nebraska forward Isaac Copeland and guard Glynn Watson Jr are highlighted as key opponents. McCaffery urges his team to play consistently with the Wisconsin game plan to beat a tough Big Ten slate.
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Krakow Upsets Voss as Wartburg Tops Kohawks 38-3
Wartburg, ranked No. 2, defeated Coe 38-3 at Kohawk Arena. Krakow filled in at 174 pounds and upset No. 5 Jake Voss 6-4 with all points in the first period. Wartburg improves to 16-2, 7-0, as Logan Thomsen edge No. 5 Cole Erickson 7-4 at 157. Brady Ruden earned Coe’s only win with a 9-2 decision over Brenden Baker.
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