Park aims to be CEO of Iowa State offense
Iowa State quarterback Jacob Park, praised by coach Matt Campbell, works to lead the Cyclones offense as CEO after a breakout 2016 season. He split time with Joel Lanning before finishing the year as starter, with big targets added at wideout and tight end to expand playmaking options.
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Iowa Hawkeyes shine late as they near NCAA bid
Iowa delivers strong finishes in wins over Wisconsin 59 57 and Penn State 90 79. Offense shows depth with 24 assists on 31 made shots and 56.9 EF G. Defense uses mix of zones to slow Wisconsin and Penn State while forcing turnovers late.
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Jok and Baer earn Big Ten honors from Iowa Hawkeyes
Iowa guard Peter Jok was named to the Big Ten first team after leading the conference in scoring with 20.2 points per game. Sophomore Nicholas Baer earned Sixth Man of the Year, while freshmen Jordan Bohannon and Tyler Cook made the All-Freshman team. Minnesota coach Richard Pitino captured Coach of the Year honors. The Hawkeyes finish 18-13 and seek a Big Ten Tournament opener vs Indiana in Washington.
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Hawkeyes land multi‑sport recruit Levi Duwa and star A J Epenesa
Mid-Prairie athlete Levi Duwa commits to Iowa after spring scrimmage, despite injury risk from a ruptured tendon. Iowa also adds A J Epenesa, a 5‑star 6‑5 272‑pound defensive tackle, with early signed letter and family support in Iowa City. Daviyon Nixon’s signing surprises, choosing Iowa after decommit from NIU, Purdue offers. he stands 6‑5 290 and joins D-line.
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