Iowa expected to hire Young as next AB coach
Iowa football appears to have a full staff again as Omar Young is expected to be hired as the Hawkeyes running backs coach. The 41 year old arrives after working with the New England Patriots in 2024 and previously with the Bears, Packers and Browns in various roles. He succeeds Ladell Betts and will join Iowa ahead of spring practice starting March 26.
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Gragson starts third Cup season with Front Row at Las Vegas
Las Vegas native Noah Gragson races for Front Row Motorsports in his third Cup season, bringing many Stewart-Haas crew members and reuniting with crew chief Drew Blickensderfer. He trained with the team after SHR shut down and aims to build on seven top-10s last year while teammates Gilliland and Smith push for progress.
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Hamilton set to race Ferrari in Australia opener
Lewis Hamilton prepares for his Ferrari debut at the Australian Grand Prix as Max Verstappen arrives nearly new to Red Bull and Lando Norris underlines McLaren pace after Bahrain testing. Norris downplays expectations while Hamilton speaks of personal pressure and readiness.
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National Notes and Sports Headlines Highlight 2025 Hall of Fame
Tim Dwight joins 11 in the National High School Hall of Fame Class of 2025 for Iowa City High legacy in football and track. Cooper Kupp signs a three year 45 million contract with the Seattle Seahawks to bolster their offense. Bulls remove six championship banners after a disruptive Dis tured performance at United Center. Minnesota fires coach Ben Johnson after four seasons as the search for a replacement begins. Gazette staff and wire report.
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