Decorah gridiron pride fueled by family ties and Luther link
In Decorah the football season shines with Decorah High’s fourth straight Northeast Iowa Conference title and Luther College relevance. Bob Naslund, Luther’s head coach, watches his son Mike Naslund star for Decorah, a player described as a top kick returner with speed. Naslund notes the unusual blend of enjoying his son’s games while guiding Luther’s Norse, calling the season a pleasant but busy parallel to his own Luther memories.
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Clark overcomes illness to star for Hawks in comeback season
Iowa tight end Craig Clark, once gravely ill with hemolytic uremic syndrome and on kidney dialysis, defies doctors and returns to play, contributing touchdowns in recent weeks as part of Iowa's tight end trio with Marv Cook and Mike Flagg. Clark recalls a long hospital stay, weight loss, and doubt from coach Hayden Fry, then explains his renewed outlook and ongoing medical checks.
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Indiana at Iowa grid clash looms in early bowl talk
Indiana 61 Iowa 53 in a rough yardage battle as Hoosiers Dave Schnel and Hawkeyes Chuck Hartlieb throw for big gains. Iowa leads series 29 11, last meeting Iowa 24 Indiana 20 in 1984. Other Big Ten notes list Northwestern at Michigan and Wisconsin at Purdue with kickoff times and local radio updates.
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Hoskins lifts Cyclones past Kansas in homecoming clash
Iowa State linebacker Anthony Hoskins starred against Kansas with two interceptions and a fumble recovery, sparking a 42-28 rally from a 14-10 halftime deficit. His 25 yard interception return gave ISU the lead early in the third quarter as they set up a showdown with Colorado today at 1 p.m.
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Jefferson Hawks rally to beat City High for sixth in MVL
Cedar Rapids Jefferson, in a season finale at Kingston Stadium, overcame a 14-0 deficit to defeat Town City High 29-20 in the Mississippi Valley Conference. Tom Welsh led the J-Hawks with 115 yards and two rushing TDs, as Jefferson finished 3-6 overall and 3-4 in the league.
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