Hawks Hold On In NCAA Nerves Over Seminoles
Iowa defeats Florida State 99 to 94 behind Roy Marble and Horton with 14 points each as the Haw key defenders struggle late. Florida State led much of the first half before Iowa surged, the Seminoles outrebounding 36-27 and missing late free throws as Kennedy’s bench updates and injuries complicate the game.
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Hawkeye Armstrong shines late against Florida State in NCAA tourney
Iowa guard B J Armstrong scored 36 points including 5 of 16 free throws in the final 68 seconds as the Hawkeyes fought back from 16 to beat Florida State in a tense NCAA contest. Coach Tom Davis praised Armstrong's clutch play and momentum in a drama-filled game that showcased his star emergence.
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Iowa State falls to Georgia Tech in NCAA first round
Iowa State's three NCAA appearances in four years end as Tech wins 68 63. Grayer scores 23 and 800 points for the Cyclones, while Hammonds leads Tech with 33 points and 19 made free throws. Cremins cheers a program defining upset and a path to Richmond.
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Breitbach excels in first start against Georgia Tech in NCAA loss
Iowa State guard Dick Breitbach, a transfer from Loras College, drew the defensive assignment on Neal and delivered a strong first start in the NCAA tournament. Breitbach pressured Neal, forced turnovers, and helped Iowa State lead at halftime before Georgia Tech pulled away 90 to 78. Breitbach said he enjoyed the experience and that his season-ending game capped one year and one start.
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Iowa women tune up for NCAA singalong
Iowa's top-seeded 27-1 Hawkeyes host Stephen F. Austin (29-4) in Carver-Hawkeye Arena as they chase a trip to Long Beach. Players stress focus and execution ahead of the NCAA tournament opener despite expectations they will advance.
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Chaney criticizes Big Ten snub of Stringer for coach of year
Hartford seees John Chaney denounce the Big Ten for not naming C Vivian Stringer coach of the year. He argues her Iowa Hawkeyes, 27 1 entering NCAA tourney time, deserved national recognition as she led the team to a 17 1 league title and undefeated stretch. Chaney notes their strong seasonthreatening Michigan State and Ohio State while praising Stringer as deserving national coach of the year.
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Jordan Leads Bulls Past Celtics in 113 103 Victory
Michael Jordan scored 18 in the fourth quarter to fuel a 113 103 Chicago win over Boston. Jordan had 50 on the night and seven straight baskets during a decisive late burst, giving the Bulls their first win against the Celtics since December 1986, while Bird also appeared in red.
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Cedar Rapids LaSalle Rally Timed For 10:30 Tonight
Cedar Rapids LaSalle boys hold a rally at 10:30 in the school gym. The Lancers seek the Class 2A consolation game at 12:05 p.m. today during the boys state tournament. Coty earns Most Valuable Player at Cedar Rapids Washington banquet.
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