Dennis Green eyes NFL head coaching chance amid racial barriers
Veteran coach Dennis Green, 38, is among a group of Black candidates for the NFL’s first Black head coach. He recalls a 16-year arc from Iowa player to Northwestern head coach and NFL assistant, stressing readiness and industry patience while leaving organizational decisions to teams.
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The King Arnold Palmer weighs retirement amid fading prowess
In this September profile from Indian Wells Arnold Palmer, nicknamed The King, contemplates retirement as his once dazzling form wanes. Trevino and Nicklaus laud his charisma while Palmer recalls years of roars from galleries and a tour career spanning from 1955 to the modern era.
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Hawks fall to Wolverines as Iowa looks to secure Big Ten position
Iowa defeats Minnesota 79 65 as Bill Jones leads with five assists and Roy Marble adds 11 points amid 13 from Ed Horton. Haskins criticizes effort, Horton pledges renewed focus while Minnesota suffers sixth loss in last eight against the Hawkeyes.
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ISU women crush Oklahoma 82 66 in Hilton Coliseum
Iowa State jumped to a 14 0 lead and defeated Oklahoma 82 66 at Hilton Coliseum to boost its record to 11 7 while Oklahoma falls to 10 8 and both stand 3 3 in the Big 8. Carmen Jaspers had 22 points, Shelly Coyle 17, Lisa Greiner 16, Etta Burns 10. Jo Mosley led Oklahoma with 22. Iowa State aims for Kansas State Wednesday.
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