Iowa names Sharon Dingman new head volleyball coach
Sharon Dingman is hired as head coach of the University of Iowa volleyball program after leading Illinois State since 2000 and guiding the 2007 team to the NCAA tournament. Athletics Director Gary Barta calls her an experienced leader and a great fit to rebuild Iowa volleyball. Dingman holds a 17 year 336 win 212 loss record, 147-98 at Illinois State. She says she is thrilled and honored to coach at Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Sharon Dingman
University of Iowa
Illinois State
Sharon
New Iown
Iowa
Gary Barta
Dingman
Tam
Ex Iowa quarterback Nelson arraignment set for April 10
Arvell Nelson, former University of Iowa quarterback, is to be arraigned April 10 on marijuana possession charges found in his Hillcrest Hall dorm room. The 19 year old Cleveland native faced up to one year in jail if convicted after being kicked off the team March 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Arvell Nelson
Nelson
Hillcrest Hall
Cleveland
Bonds perjury case put on hold for three months
The perjury case against Barry Bonds was halted for three months as prosecutors plan to seek a new indictment after Judge Susan Illston ruled the original complaint merged too many allegations into few counts. A June 6 return to court was ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Barry Bonds
U.S
Susan Illston
Illston
Matt Parrella
Hawkeyes on verge of NCAA wrestling title
Iowa moved three into finals and holds a 31 point team lead over Ohio State at the NCAA Division I Championships in St Louis. Joe Slaton Brent Metcalf and Mark Perry eye individual titles as Iowa seeks its first team crown since 2000 with seven all Americans projected. Charlie Falck and Jay Borschel faced losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.R. Ogden
Gazette
ST. Louis
Virginia Tech
Iowa
Scottrade Center
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Iowa State
Cyclones
Tom Brands
Joe Slaton
Brent Metcalf
Mark Perry
Slaton
Metcalf
Perry
Charlie Falck
Jay Borschel
Brian Ray
the Gazette
Nebraska
Jordan Burroughs
Western Kentucky edges Drake on Ty Rogers buzzer-beater in OT
In Tampa, Ty Rogers hit a 26-foot jumper at the OT buzzer as Western Kentucky (28-6) stunned Drake 101-99 in the West Region. Drake erased a 15-point deficit but saw its season end in heartbreak after a NCAA tournament record 30th combined 3-pointers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Kentucky
Drake
the Gazette
Tampa
Fla
Ty Rogers
Kentucky
Eddyville
St. Pete
Hilltoppers
Bulldogs
Leonard Houston
Houston
Rogers
Drake rallies but Falls to Western Kentucky in NCAA thriller
Drake faced a late rally by Western Kentucky in a high intensity NCAA tournament game. Reno Davis’s team pressed hard, tying the score, before Ty Rogers sealed a 101-99 overtime loss. Drake’s season ends despite gritty defense and smart late plays led by Adam Emmenecker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno Davis
Tom
Bulldogs
Western Kentucky
Drake
Ty Rogers
Hilltoppers
WKU
Darrin Horn
Davis
Adam Emmenecker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pittsburgh Pirates
Nyjer Morgan
Cincinnati Reds
Ryan Freel
Bradenton
Hawkeyes
Jonathan Cox
By Mike Hlas
Josh Young
Tyrone Brazelton
Ampa, Fla
Tom Davis
Illinois
Champaign
George Washington
Colonials
Hawkeye
Michigan State
East Lansing
Chris Street
Tampa Bay
Horn
Keno Davis
Mike Hias