Pete Taylor remembered as iconic Cyclones broadcaster
Pete Taylor, ISU associate athletics director and longtime KCCLTV sports director, died after brain surgery. He broadcasted more than 1,200 ISU games and emceed coaches shows and Cyclone Club events. Officials mourned his loss as teammates honored his voice and friendship.
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Pete’s honest Iowa State broadcasts remembered as genuine
A tribute recounts Pete’s balanced and upbeat college football radio style, praising his fairness to Iowa State and opponents. The writer recalls a 2001 pregame chat with Pete and Eric Heft about Town State quarterback Seneca Wallace, noting Pete’s sincere, homerish yet honest commentary.
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Cyclones rally to beat Missouri 71 55 to honor Pete Taylor
Iowa State defeated Missouri 71 to 55 at Hilton Coliseum as coach Larry Eustachy paid tribute to friend Pete Taylor who died earlier that day. Tim Barnes scored a career high 24 points while Jackson Vroman added 15 rebounds and 14 points in the Big 12 win that secured a No. 9 seed for the Cyclones in the conference tournament.
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DiCecco apologizes for actions at game
Northern Iowa coach Tony DiCecco apologized for his outburst during a Feb 20 victory over Southwest Missouri State in Cedar Falls. He apologized to fans and the Missouri Valley Conference after yelling at an official and arguing with a SMS fan.
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Spartans overpower Iowa in Big Ten clash
Michigan State shocked Iowa 57.4 percent shooting to hand the Hawkeyes a 39:16 halftime edge and a 35-point margin. Ballinger sparked MSU with a career high 22 points as Iowa struggled with a 19 turnover night and poor guard play.
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