Donahue Worries Away Bruins Fans at Lunch
In the Los Angeles Times piece Terry Donahue, UCLA's 11th year coach, frets over media focus on his worrywart image during a Monday luncheon at UCLA's J. D. Morgan Athletics Center. The article notes his 86 wins and three Rose Bowls in four years, framing worry as part of his coaching persona.
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Fry unsure starting QB for Iowa at Illinois
Iowa coach Hayden Fry declined to name a starter for the Illinois game amid ongoing injuries. Senior Mark Vlasic’s shoulder limits deep throws, while Tom Poholsky has started recent wins. decision hinges on Vlasic’s arm strength as doctors expect improvement.
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Fry laments Kinnick crowd and media reaction at Iowa
Iowa coach Hayden Fry criticizes fans for booing and mocking players at Kinnick Stadium after replacing Mark Vlasic with Tom Poholsky in the Ohio State game. He says negative coverage and crowds undermine his team and recruit optimism, calling the reaction unbelievable.
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Fry presses media scrutiny after Ohio State game
Hayden Fry addresses criticisms of the Iowa media and fans while defending his coaching decisions. He acknowledges mixed fan sentiment, defends his stance on press coverage, and urges honest reporting to support the team. The Gazette invites reader responses on the controversy.
Iowa lands prep point guard Brian Garner in first recruiting class
Iowa coach Tom Davis completes initial class with Milwaukee guard Brian Garner announcing sign next week. Garner, 6-1, joins Rodell Davis Brig Tubbs and Curtis Cuthpert as four verbal commits, as Davis targets three healthy point guards and integrates with returnees B J Armstrong and Michael Reaves.
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Prep forward commits to Iowa State for next season
Larry Gorman a 6-7 forward from Oak Forest Illinois has told the Iowa State staff he will join the Cyclones next season. His verbal commitment is non binding until he signs a national letter of intent during the early signing period. He becomes ISU’s third high school senior pledge joining Robert Johnson and Victor Alexander.
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Iowa Hawkeye Basketball Plans 1000 Season Tickets
Iowa's athletic department announces 1000 season tickets for basketball with half available over-the-counter starting November 10 at 8 a.m. at Carver-Hawkeye Arena and half by lottery. Limit two tickets per order at 127 dollars each or 253 for two, payable by money order or cashier's check. Mail or in person orders to Ticket Office. North end seats dominate and no priority is offered.
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Iowa Hawkeyes Prep Notes On Guard Depth And Traversing Tour
Moe leads at off guard as sprained Achilles slows his return while Marble solidifies starting role with 22 points and 10 rebounds in Des Moines. Horton and Hill post strong numbers, Davis compares guards and Lorenzen battles for minutes. Notes cover Nov 16 Soviet Nationals game time shift and ESPN telecast as Iowa concludes final scrimmage in Waterloo.
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Concepcion to test free agency after long Reds run
Dave Concepcion, 38, signals interest in free agency while aiming to stay with the Reds as Barry Larkin and Kurt Stillwell vie to replace him in 1987. Concepcion must file by November 11. his $900,000-per-year deal ended after 1986. Pete Rose hopes to keep him as a reserve infield.
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