Lone Tree Tops Cedar Valley Christian in Wild Iowa Girls Showdown
Lone Tree defeats Cedar Valley Christian 55 to 26 as Felmer leads with five three-pointers and 26 points. Avery Edwards adds 30 points for Lone Tree, while Cedar Valley Christian struggles with 11 team fouls and 26 turnovers in the setback.
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Cara Chamberlain
Avery Edwards
Ella Feldman
Madlyn Flemr
Allison Heltman
Elyssa Mills
Makenzie Reynold
Abbie Schmidt
Maggie Schmid
Too G
Kenneth Watson
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Cedar Valley Christian
Lindsey Cach
Izzy Hoffman
Shelby Hember
Felmer
Mills
C.V
Andy Dodson
Tyler Gosnell
Jordan Quigley
Bryan Forbes
C.V. Christian
Strutz
C. Larew
Dodson
M. Larew
Forbes
Basabe urged to regain form with early involvement and less precision
Cartwright urges Basabe to start games strong and get early easy baskets. Basabe admits overthinking and says practice gains must translate to games. McCaffery notes past quickness and calls for shedding weight to recapture freshman form and instinctual play.
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Basabe
Cartwright
McCaffery
Meyer back coaching at four million a year with Ohio State
Urban Meyer returns to college football as Ohio State's coach after Florida tenure. He signs a six year deal worth 4 million annually plus 2.4 million retention payments and possible bonuses. He cites health and family balance as factors alongside pursuing more titles.
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Urban Meyer
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UCLA fires Neuheisel after four seasons as coach
UCLA announces Rick Neuheisel has been dismissed after four seasons. Dennis Erickson is terminated at Arizona State after a fourth straight season below expectations. Neuheisel plans to coach the 6-6 Bruins in the Pac 12 title game at Oregon. Mike Johnson named interim coach if a bowl bid is earned. Erickson will coach ASU in its bowl game.
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Rick Neuheisel
Arizona State
Dennis Erickson
Neuheisel
Bruins
Oregon
Dan Guerrero
Mike Johnson
Erickson
Sun Devils
Area high school sports schedule details for tonight
Tonight features multiple boys basketball games at 7 30 p m including Waukee Linn Mar Davenport Assumption Regina Jefferson Clinton City High Des Moines Lincoln Xavier Mount Pleasant Cedar Falls Jefferson Dubuque Hempstead Prairie Linn Mar City High Kennedy Waterloo West Iowa City West Dubuque Wahlert Washington Waterloo East Marion Solon and a 6 p m wrestling match Washington Maquoketa at Marion and Kennedy Vinton Shellsburg at Linn Mar plus college basketball Clemson at Iowa and Kirkwood at Marshalltown and college wrestling Buena Vista at Coe Waldorf at Upper Iowa all listed with venues and start times.
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College and pro games on ESPN and Versus tonight across Michigan to Ohio
Tonight features Michigan at Virginia 6 p m on ESPN2 Illinois at Maryland 6 30 p m ESPN Miami at Purdue 8 p m ESPN2 Duke at Ohio State 8 30 p m ESPN NHL Penguins at Rangers 6 30 p m Versus Coyotes at Blackhawks 7 30 p m Comcast Local talk shows Gym Class 3 p m KGYM AM Balbinot and Brommelkamp 4 p m On Press Row with Gary Rima 5 p m KXEL AM Decorah at MFL MarMac 7 p m KCTN FM Clemson at Iowa 8 20 p m on WMT AM and KXIC AM plus contact lines and numbers listed for sports service access.
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College basketball weekly honors and AP top 25 results
Iowa State athletes headline conference newcomer and freshman of the week. Chris Babb and Mikki Moody lead Big 12 and Iowa Conference selections, with Jordan Harrelson and Kayla Waskow among others. AP Top 25 shows Louisville, Florida, Xavier, Memphis, California winning in tight and blowout games.
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Iowa State
Mikki Moody
Iowa
Jordan Harrelson
Lo‘as
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Kayla Waskow
Cee
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Women’s Basketball Result From Central and MCC Flurry
Central defeats Knox 70 to 41 in a women’s basketball game. Midwest Collegiate Conference tallies show AIB holds 66 to 64 over Dordt and Martin Luther College.
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Central
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Dordt
Martin Luther Coll
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Pro hockey Tonight’s games across leagues
The lowa Times lists key matchups including New York Islanders at Buffalo and Pittsburgh at New York Rangers all starting around 6 p.m. Other 6 p.m. games include St. Louis at Washington and Florida at Carolina with later starts for Ottawa at Winnipeg 7 30 p.m. Phoenix at Chicago 7 30 p.m. Nashville at Calgary 8 30 p.m. Columbus at Vancouver 9 p.m.
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College Football FCS Playoffs Second Round Pairings
The article lists second round FCS playoff games on Saturday with matchups including Ou Por Dominion vs Georgia Southern, Central Ariansak vs Montana, Maine vs Appalachian State, Stony Brook vs Sam Houston State, New Hampshire vs Montana State, Lehigh vs Towson, James Madison vs North Dakota State, and Wofford vs Northern Iowa with respective kickoffs around 2 to 4 p.m.
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Stony Brook
Sam Houston State
New Hampshire
Montana State
Lehigh
Towson
Jiames
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North Dakota State
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CR Prairie 63 Davenport West 50 in tight contest
Prairie defeats Davenport West 63 to 50 at the Cascade jamboree. Jacob Aune led CR Prairie with 19 points while Joe Scott paced West with 17 as rebound totals leaned Prairie.
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Marlon Stewart
Dylan Beckman
Cole Tatge
Darren Stringfellow
Joe Scott
Nasir Shabazz
Tyrus Johnson
Devonne Brown
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Jacob Aune
Thomas Ellers
Matt MacDougall
Jace Hanna
Brooks Kehoe
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Demetrius Harper
Bryce Meeker
Garrett Rasmussen
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Multiple Sports Front Office and Coaching Shuffles
Ravens, Rays, Astros, Brewers, Texans, Jets, Seahawks, Ducks, Sabres, Hurricanes, Red Wings, Panthers, Lightning, Capitals, and colleges report a wave of personnel changes. Names include Tal Smith, Ed Wade, Dave Gottfried, Kirk Muller, Bruce Boudreau, Dale Hunter, Urban Meyer, Dennis Erickson, Rick Neuheisel, and Urban Meyer among others impacting front offices and coaching roles.
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Jose Molina
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Ed Wade
Dave Gottfried
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Johnny Narrow
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Ricky Sapp
Eddie Jones
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David Vobora
Adrian Moten
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Brandor McMillan
Syracuse
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Paul Szczechura
Corey Tropp
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Kirk Muller
Detroit Red Wings
Fabian Brunnstrom
Grand Rapids
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Jacob Markstrom
Michal Repik
San Antonio
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Dana Tyrell
Washington Capitals
Bruce Boudreau
Dale Hunter
Arizona State
Big Ten announces first team football honors across multiple schools
Russell Wilson leads Wisconsin at quarterback with Rex Burkhead Montee Ball and Marvin McNutt among first team selections. Illinois Michigan State Iowa and Nebraska feature multiple players on offense and defense.
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College volleyball 1st Tear honors announced
Baylor Briana Tolbert leads selections with Carly Jenson and Iowa State stars Alison Landwehr Jamie Straube and more named as finalists. Texas dominates awards with Bailey Webster Haley Eckerman and Libero Kristen Hahn highlighted alongside Oklahoma and Texas A&M players in this year’s all conference list.
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Amanda Dowdy
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Sallie McLaurin
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C.R. Kennedy
Carlee Roethiisberger
Bowling Leagues Run At Cedar Rapids Center
Cedar Rapids Bowling Center hosts multiple leagues with standout scores. Diana Hawkins posts 235, Perry Smith 266, Jim Tschantz 711, while Zana Chamberlain 184 and Marv Krehbiel 550 high series. Carol Bruner 207, Mindy Neal 559, Russ Smith 289 772 lead in others.
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Diane Hawkins
Perry Smith
Jim Tschantz
Zana Chamberlain
Marv Krehbiel
Carolee Bruner
Makadla Diercks
Mindy Neal
Russ Smith
Tina Allsup
Terry O’connel
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