Upset Loss Puts Santa Clara In The depths Of Iowa Defeat
Santa Clara fell to Iowa as Gamble and Moody reflected on nerves and the wide gap in talent. Fans and students offered support, but the Broncos could not match Iowa’s intensity. Gamble admitted fear after seeing Austin Peay's strong play, while Moody voiced a belief they could have competed with better execution.
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UTEP Ends Arizona Season In Narrow Finish
Arizona trailed early but led the final 13 minutes of regulation as the minuscule comeback fell short. Quintan Gates poured in 26 with 4 threes, while Jackson added 23 for UTEP. Sean Elliott led Arizona with 26 and missed late free throws.
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Harmon case rattles Iowa football circles and NCAA probe
Iowa officials notified the NCAA Infractions Committee about Elliott Harmon amid reports he may have received about $50,000 from an agent. Teammates questioned the allegations while recalling his flamboyant image and family connections to pro players.
Hawks Dominate Santa Clara With Strong Second Half Surge
Gamble and Marble led Iowa with 18 and 16 points while hitting efficient shots. Marble added seven rebounds as Iowa built a 64-28 lead early in the second half. Santa Clara struggled, joining a cold start with just 2 field goals in the first 15 minutes. The Hawkeyes’ bench outscored the Broncos 53-20 and Jens Gordon scored 24 for Santa Clara in the late encounter.
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Western Dubuque tops Columbus in tight girls basketball clash
Western Dubuque catcher Kilburg with 12 points and five steals helps erase Bardon’s benching. Steffen leads late defense and free throws as Bobcats hold off Columbus 40-39 in a gritty finish. Tideback scores 27 for Columbus. North Scott wins with 23 from Graham and 16 from Siemsen.
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Unbeatens meet in Iowa girls final Southeast Polk vs Ventura
In Des Moines Iowa two unbeaten teams meet for the state title. Southeast Polk the top ranked after beating Mediapolis 61 55 advances to face Ventura 30 0 after their 86 76 semifinal win over Denison.
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Lorenzen and Scott win first Naismith Awards in high school basketball
Lynne Lorenzen of Ventura and Dennis Scott of Oakton Va win the inaugural Naismith Awards in Atlanta. Lorenzen is the all time girls scoring leader with 6496 points. Scott, 6-7, averaged 24 points and 11 rebounds this season and led Flint Hill Academy to a 46 0 record over two seasons. The awards will be presented April 2 by Ray Meyer.
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