ISU All American Dexter Green Dies At 46
Ames-Dexter Green, Iowa State tailback on the 1975 78 teams, died in Columbus Ohio after a cancer battle at age 46. He ran for 3437 yards, helped ISU post three eight win seasons, and was praised by former coach Earle Bruce for excelling against top teams.
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Solon native Lindsey Meder released by Lynx in 2004
Lindsey Meder, a former Iowa all-Big Ten guard and 2002 WNBA draft third-round pick, was released by the Minnesota Lynx after spending 2002 on an ACL injury list. In two preseason games she scored five points. Drake center Carla Bennett also released.
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ACC presidents approve expansion inviting Miami and two others
ACC leaders meet in Amelia Island to expand the conference to potentially add Miami and two Big East clubs. A Hurricanes invitation is expected soon, with approval shaping future college sports alignments across the league.
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Morgan named Iowa State men’s basketball coach
ISU expected to name Wayne Morgan as the new head coach to replace Larry Eustachy. Reports say Morgan will be announced this afternoon with media outlets citing Morgan’s reaction as very happy.
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Bell ignites Mavericks in 112 93 win over Kings
Raja Bell emerged as the unlikely star for Dallas as he outscored Sacramento in a pivotal third quarter. Nash, Nowitzki, and Finley led the team with solid performances while Bell added 13 points including nine in the third as Dallas moved to a 3 2 series lead.
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Spurs Outlast Lakers In Game Five Thriller
San Antonio takes a 3-2 series lead after a 96-94 win over Los Angeles. Robert Horry hit a late three that rimmed out, while David Robinson secured the final rebound as the Spurs held a lead from the start. The Lakers must win twice to force a seventh game.
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Mavericks Triumph 112 93 Over Kings to Lead Series
Dallas dominated Sacramento 112 to 93 to take a 3 2 series edge in the NBA conference semifinals. The Spurs edged the Lakers 96 94 to pull within 3 2. Tonight the 76ers visit Detroit at 7 p.m. with the series tied 2 2.
Hollingsworth Retires After Trojan Relays Tribute
Iowa City West coach Gary Hollingsworth, 61, announced his retirement on April 16, at the 2003 Trojan Relays after a career starting with the school’s 1968-69 opening. His team won the meet with 490 points, led by five event wins, while North Scott and Cedar Rapids Kennedy trailed.
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