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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 27, 2005
Page
21
California coach Jeff Tedford and the final regular-season coaches poll will have public balloting. Grant Teaff of the AFCA said the move aims to reduce controversy after last season’s outcry when California missed a BCS bid due to the final poll.
The Big 12 Conference announced a widened drug-testing program with more random tests and broader substances. Assistant commissioner Bob Burda cited professional athletes' disclosures as motivation, and the conference reported zero positive tests last year.
At Roland Garros Andy Roddick fails to reach the second week for the fifth straight time, losing to Jose Acasuso 3-6 4-6 6-4 6-3 8-6 after holding a two-set lead. James Blake and Vince Spadea also fell on Thursday.
Today viewers can watch the PGA FedEx St. Jude Classic second round at 3 p.m. on USA. The listing comes from the Gazette staff and wire reports with other TV listings accompanying the schedule.
The Iowa City renovation of Kinnick Stadium advances with brickwork on the southwest corner and two 8000 pound cast stone decorations near the south end zone arches. The pieces display Town, Hawkeyes, and the university seat as permanent markers of athletics’ central role.
Linn-Mar Lions beat Cedar Rapids Washington 4-2 in a 2A substate semifinal at Kingston Stadium. Steve Olson scored with 15 minutes left to seal the win and Linn-Mar advances to the state tournament for a second straight season.
Matt Scherbring left UNI after a tough fall 2001 bridging to Kirkwood CC and a 1.0 GPA. Now a junior pitcher at Wartburg College in Division III, he rediscovers academics and doubles up on zeroes on the scoreboard with steady performance.
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