Jefferson J-Hawks debut in wishbone crushes Kennedy 29 7
Jefferson uses the bone to roll past Kennedy 29-7 at Kingston Stadium in MVC play. Tom Welsh rushes for 128 yards on nine carries, Baker adds 70 yards and a touchdown, Wright manages two passes as the J-Hawks pile up 357 rushing yards and improve to 2-8 overall, 7-4 in the MVC while Kennedy sinks to 1-6 in league play.
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Kingston Stadium
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Shaft Baker
Adam Wright
Baker
Larry Baker
J-Hawk Prep
Dan Schreder
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Augie Gareno
Mike Stucker
Wright
Greg Freeland
Hawks
Luke Pilling
Solon rallies past West Liberty in conference showdown
Linderbaum three fourth quarter touchdowns lift Solon to 21 17 win over West Liberty as 8 0 Spartans claim Eastern Iowa Hawkeye Conference title and third straight playoff berth while Comets also earn a postseason bid. Linderbaum passes to Rich Miller then runs 19 yards for a score and seals win with 31 yard TD with 43 seconds left.
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Uaneroach
Lowe Linnervand
Solon
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Brad Hahn
Matt Ruess
Jon Brennan
Comets
Schembechler
Michigan
Jamie Morris
Mallory
Iowa
Demetrius Brown
Indiana
Dave Schnell
Ernie Jones
Prairie rallies to top Linn-Mar in high-scoring clash
Prairie gains 53 rushing yards and 188 overall while John Odell completes 7 of 7 passes for 98 yards and two TDs. Joens, Kalous and Marko catch touchdowns as Prairie leads 21-6 then withstand Linn-Mar surge. Christopherson seals win with late interception.
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Jason Joens
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Linn-Mar
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Christopherson
Joens
Sean Healy
Jeff Hogan
Odell
Cory Steele
Gary Kalous
Tom Marko
Playoffs rampage B West Delaware join Anamosa
Cedar Rapids Prairie joins five Mississippi Valley Conference teams in 4A playoffs. Valley schools Cedar Rapids jgton Linn-Mar Dubuque Wahlert and a Linn-Mar upset are noted along with Hempstead winning over Washington. Unbeatens Urbandale and Bettendorf lead the field with others including Ames Newton Pleasant Valley Sioux City East Heelan Waterloo East and West Des Moines Dowling.
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Iowa City West
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West
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Steve Brady
Rampage
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Anamosa
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Linn-Mar
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Hempstead
Washington
Central Iowa
Urbandale
Mississippi Athletic
King Bettendorf
Ames
Newton
Pleasant Valley
Sioux City
Sioux City Heelan
Waterloo
Des Moines Dowling
Center Point stuns Alburnett in late lead change thriller
Feldmann sprinted 82 yards to score and threw to Eldred for the extra point to put Center Point up 14-8. Alburnett answered with a go ahead drive, Eldred making key catches, and Franklin adding 44 yards. A late safe on a fumbled punt return sealed a 15-?4? finish as Center Point held 166 of 211 first half yards. coaches reflected on the late gamble and tough second half.
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Kennedy
physicalHawks
Chad Hannen
Jefferson
Adam Wright
Page
Feldmann
Eric Eldred
Alburnett
Eldred
Franklin
Brian Kouba
Dewey Petersen
Pirates
John Hohnstein
Turner
Center Point
Railsback
Point
Rogers
Jim Carver
Benton Community over Marion to clinch Wamac title
Benton Community, ranked 3A seventh, defeated Marion 31-7 to clinch the Wamac Conference championship in their first year in the league. The Bobcats improved to 6-0, 8-0 and advanced to the 3A playoffs, led by Doug Buch with 79 yards and a TD and Doug Traut with 68 yards and two TDs.
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Benton Community
Marion
Bobcats
Benton
Doug Buch
Doug Traut
Indians
Mike Schmickle
Buch
Traut
Bobcat
Ross Junge
Mike van Etten
Dilley, Columbus edge LaSalle 21 7 in nonconference clash
Dilley scored twice on short runs and Waterloo Columbus combined for 14 fourth quarter points to defeat LaSalle 21 7. Columbus rises to 6 2, LaSalle drops to 6 2. both teams clinch playoff spots. Dilley opened scoring, Kane tied it, Dilley sealed late, O Donnell added final TD.
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Maquoketa Valley
Springville
Randy Wilson
Wilson
Wildcats
Rusty Feldman
Paul Rundquist
Bruce Wall
Chad Forsblom
Jon Mattis
Waterloo
Cnnis
Dilley
Waterloo Columbus
Cedar Rapids LaSalle
LaSalle
Mike Kane
Salle
Sailors
Brett O'Donnell
Brian Strauss
Kane
Columbus
Father son battles in Big Ten highlight clash
Indiana hosts Michigan in a pivotal Big Ten clash as Bill Mallory's Hoosiers seek a Rose Bowl bid. The game pits two storied programs and features family ties with Mallory’s son Doug starring for Michigan and Indiana’s own Mike Mallory on staff.
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Ohio State
Iowa
Pasadena
Mlinois
Michigan State
Minnesota
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Doug Mallory
Mike
Mallory
Wolverines
Bill
Dave
Bo Schembechler
Miami
Ohio
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Gary
Schembechler
Doug
Associated Press
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