Ohio State 28 Iowa 21 prediction from Punchy and editors
The mock conversation pits Punchy Fisteras against Peppers as they tease and debate which team will win the Iowa versus Ohio State clash. Despite optimism for Iowa, the final computer-driven forecast favors Ohio State 28 to 21, citing Ohio State’s defense and the Hawkeyes’ struggles to upset the spread.
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Iowa Daily Press all staters honor Cedar Rapids players
Waterloo East Des Moines Dowling and Cedar Rapids Washington dominate the Iowa Daily Press Association first team of all staters. Washington’s Kyle Skogman and Craig Darling lead the list with Jefferson end Tom Mullin. Cedar Rapids places six more players across teams and others earn second third and fourth team spots.
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Three Iowa all state football players named from Waterloo East
Regis end Tim Stephenson, a third-teamer last year, earned a fifth team selection after a shoulder injury kept him out four games. Waterloo East led with three first-team picks as top AP pick, while Dowling placed two on the first squad. The 55 players will receive certificates at a December dinner in Ames.
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Sophs and Giants Face Iowa Ohio State Clash Spotlight
Gazette Sports Editor Gus Schrader weighs a storied rivalry with sophomores fueling Iowa and Ohio State. Iowa carries a 7-0 mark while Woody Hayes touts talent across both rosters. Names like Podolak and Tatum anchor a fast week of prep for the final Hawkeye home game.
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