Davis departs Iowa women’s basketball coaching staff
Tania Davis is no longer a member of the University of Iowa women’s basketball coaching staff. Davis served as director of player development for two years, playing key roles under coaches Lisa Bluder and Jan Jensen. She was a 2019 Iowa alumna and Elite Eight starter who finished with 1,007 career points. The current Hawkeyes staff includes Jan Jensen, Abby Stamp, Randi Henderson, LaSandra Barrett, Sean Sullivan, Ben Lober, and Molly Rugh.
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Ryan Joins Fennellys Iowa State Staff as GA
Emily Ryan joins Bill Fenney s staff at Iowa State as a graduate assistant for 2025 26. A standout point guard she leaves ISU with top five marks in assists steals and blocks 993 assists seventh in NCAA history 1 632 points 11th at ISU and a rare 1 500 point 900 assist 600 rebound career triple. The Claflin Kansas product helped ISU reach five NCAA tournaments including a 2022 Sweet 16 and Greensboro Regional all tournament team honor.
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Power 4 aim to bind schools to settlement
The four major conferences ACC Big Ten Big 12 and SEC seek to compel member schools to join the pending 2.8 billion NCAA antitrust settlement. They drafted terms to stop using state laws to undermine enforcement, sources say, amid delicate negotiations.
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Iowa Hawks aim for Big Ten tourney opener againstRutgers
Iowa and Rutgers clash in Omaha as the expanded 12 team Big Ten baseball tournament opens with pool play. Illinois beat Michigan in extras to start the event at Charles Schwab Field. Iowa coach Rick Heller calls the start a fresh 0-0 reset as teams race through a new format with tiebreakers and seeded pools.
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Illinois tops Michigan 6 5 in Big Ten opener
Illinois defeated Michigan 6 to 5 at Charles Schwab Field Omaha as teams prepare for a full schedule of today and upcoming games. Rutgers clashes with Indiana and Michigan State faces Nebraska while UCLA and Penn State join the slate with several 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. starts. Semifinals and the championship are set for the weekend with notable matchups.
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Purdy and Kittle path from Iowa links to NFL fame
The piece recalls Brock Purdy and George Kittle from Iowa roots, noting Purdy’s 2018 quarterback ranking and Alabama offer, Kittle’s late Iowa recruiting, and their subsequent NFL paths. It ties evolving college to pro stardom with broader sports and regional anecdotes.
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MVC primed for seven teams in state tennis tourney
The Mississippi Valley Conference could send a record seven squads to the state boys team tennis tournament after substate finals in Cedar Rapids. Cedar Rapids Jefferson coach Tim Preston calls the league a gauntlet, noting even top programs can struggle in MVC play. Eric Modracek’s Prairie squad has been a standout in the conference.
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