Gruden seeks Supreme Court review of arbitration move in NFL emails case
Jon Gruden asks Nevada Supreme Court to reconsider a 2-1 May panel ruling allowing the NFL civil contract dispute to be moved from state court to arbitration overseen by NFL officials in a case tied to leaked emails before his 2021 resignation as Raiders coach.
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Hawkeyes Cyclones named to watch lists for 2024
The FWAA announced four Iowa players on preseason watch lists. Sebastian Castro, Jay Higgins, and Nick Jackson are on the Nagurski Trophy list for national defensive player of the year while Jeremiah Cooper and Beau Freyler join the Nagurski list for Iowa State. Logan Jones earns a spot on the Outland Trophy watch list for top interior lineman.
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Iowa Football Budmayr Sets Standard for Receivers
Iowa wide receivers coach Jon Budmayr outlines a program overhaul focused on defining roles and teaching the how-to to improve WR production. He says clear job definitions build accountability and trust, enabling players to hold each other to a higher standard as part of Hawkeyes football development.
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Biles Leads U S Women to Olympic Gymnastics Gold
Simone Biles and Team USA clinched the gold in Paris at Bercy Arena with a total of 171 296 to beat Italy and Brazil. The performance, highlighted by Biles floor routine set to modern pop, solidified her status as the sport’s greatest while marking a redemption arc from Tokyo and lifting her major medals total to 38.
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Henderson reunites with Jensen as Hawkeyes assistant coach
Native Iowans Mike Hlas reports that Henderson returns to Iowa as an assistant coach under Lisa Brader's successor Jan Jensen. Henderson played for Iowa 2000-01 earning All-Big Ten honors, then built a coaching career at Minnesota Morris, Coe College, Charlotte, and Washington University before rejoining the Hawkeyes to guide post players.
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