Hawkeyes Lead Nation in Offense As Defense Slips
Iowa tops NCAA I A in yards per game at 496 and points per game 48.3 while holding foes to 27.5 rushing yards. The Hawkeyes rank No 2 in total defense 192.3 ypg and scoring defense 9.5 ppg. Iowa State shows 32 points per game and Alex Espinoza posts 124.6 passing efficiency.
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Iowa QB decision unsettled after MSU game
Iowa coach Hayden Fry discusses quarterback options after Tom Poholsky's surprise start and a late MSU drive. Vlasic likely to return against Wisconsin while fullback Hudson is questionable. Fry blasts a late crowd-pausing call as gutless.
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Iowa Holds 11th In CNN USA Today Top 25 Poll
Iowa remains 11th in the CNN USA Today Top 25 ranking released Sunday night. Miami Florida maintains first with 31 of 32 first place votes, while Alabama claims the remaining ballot. The poll lists Nebraska Michigan Oklahoma trailing in the top five.
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Mets tie NL record with 108th win in 9-0 rout
Darryl Strawberry hit a grand slam as the Mets routed the Pirates 9-0 to tie the NL record with 108 wins. Ron Darling pitched five innings in a tuneup for playoffs, with Sid Fernandez closing, while Gary Carter and Ray Knight homered.
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League leaders in 1986 baseball season recap
Raines edged Say and Gwynn for NL batting title at .334 as Schmidt led homers with 37 and 119 RBIs. Henderson paced AL in runs and steals for seven straight years. Clemens won 24 games and 2.48 ERA. Langston edged in strikeouts. Scott led NL strikeouts and ERA. Valenzuela led NL in wins and complete games. Worrell broke rookie saves record with 36.
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Ripken Sr to Manage Orioles in Major Announcement
Cal Ripken Sr. will be named manager of the Baltimore Orioles, replacing Earl Weaver after he retired. The Orioles planned a news conference after Sunday's final regular season game with only a tease of a major announcement.
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Cubs Triumph In Opening Game Of Doubleheader
In Chicago Jody Davis and Brian Dayett homered as Guy Hoffman and rookie Drew Hall limited the Cardinals to seven hits in seven innings. The nightcap was halted by darkness with no score.
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Hooker Ties Cornell TD Record in 34-18 Win
Senior quarterback Chuck Hooker tied the Cornell career touchdown pass mark with three TD passes and a rushing score as Cornell beat Lake Forest 34-18 at Dyche Stadium after the game was moved due to flooding. Hooker completed 15 of 22 passes for 172 yards and added 63 rushing yards.
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ISU Faces Balanced Jayhawk Threat After Wyoming Test
ISU coach Criner notes a shift to more defensive backs for Kansas with a run stopping focus. Dennis Gibson expected back, Darrin Trieb kept out, Colon and Pitts added at DB. Criner praises offensive line and Tom Stawniak. Andrew Jackson totaled 140 rushing yards before a knee sprain. Lawsuits and alleged thefts involving ISU players accompany the team update.
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