Garza lands two year deal with Boston Celtics
Luka Garza, two time consensus All America and 2020 21 National Player of the Year, agrees to a two year five point five million fully guaranteed contract with the Boston Celtics. Minnesota declined its option and Garza played 39 games for the Timberwolves this season. He previously starred for Iowa and spent 32 games with the Pistons after being drafted in 2021.
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UNI to go cashless for fall events at UNI Dome and McLeod Center
UNI announces a cashless policy for all home athletic contests and events at the UNI Dome and McLeod Center starting August 1. All food drink retail and parking purchases and the UNI Ticket Office will be cashless. The Gazette reports.
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WNBA adds three expansion teams to reach 18
The WNBA will add Cleveland Detroit and Philadelphia to reach 18 teams by 2030 with Cleveland starting 2028 Detroit 2029 and Philadelphia the following season. Toronto and Portland join next year with NBA ownership groups paying 250 million each.
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Murray tired of trade talk amid Zach Johnson Classic
Keegan Murray, Cedar Rapids Prairie graduate and Iowa Hawkeyes alum, addressed ongoing trade rumors surrounding his status with the Sacramento Kings. With a year left on his rookie deal and restricted free agency looming, he framed rumors as part of the NBA business while teeing off at Elmcrest Country Club.
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Regina names Roering to lead high school baseball in Iowa City
Iowa City Regina hires Mark Roering to helm the program returning after guiding Dowling for 10 seasons. The Regals, once 14 19, have surged to 19 4 and sit in River Valley Conference South Division standings ahead of a doubleheader with Mid Prairie as the season advances.
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