Hawkeyes spring notes shape lineup for 2006 season
Iowa City begins spring practice with positions unsettled as Dace Richardson leads at left tackle while Adam Shada, Charles Godfrey, and others vie for starting roles. Damian Sims mete potential at running back as spring scrimmage nears on April 15.
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Iowa Spring Football Depth Chart Offense and Defense Overview
The depth chart lists Iowa players by position across offense and defense. Notables include quarterback Drew Tate, running backs Albert Young and Damian Sims, receivers Herb Grigsby and Calvin Davis, cornerbacks Shada and Godfrey, and linebackers Klin kenborg and Gabelmann. Shada and Godfrey project as taller corners, while Klin kenborg aims for game experience.
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Haircuts spark team unity after Riders loss in USHL action
Cedar Rapids Rough Riders coach Mark Carlson set up a hair stylist visit after a long haircut drought as the team prepared for playoffs. The Riders, who dropped 5-2 to Sioux Falls Stampede at Cedar Rapids Ice Arena, outshot their opponents and produced chances but could not finish. Defenseman David Strathman set a team record with 13 goals for the season. The Rough Riders remain tied for first in the East Division with Des Moines, each with 70 points and two games left.
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Japan Claims World Baseball Classic Title in San Diego
Japan defeated Cuba 10 6 to win the inaugural World Baseball Classic championship in San Diego. Ichiro Suzuki called the win the biggest moment of his career as champagne drenched the field and a festive crowd celebrated long into the night.
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Colts trade for Vinatieri amid multi-team NFL moves
Indianapolis in principle agreement with clutch kicker Adam Vinatieri as Jets trade John Abraham to Atlanta in a three way deal with Denver. Brian Griese signs five year Bears deal to back Rex Grossman.
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