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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 2000

Page

21

Dunbar Wins Extension Keeps UNI Football on Track

University of Northern Iowa extends coach Mike Dunbar's contract through 2003 with a yearly renewal clause. Dunbar, 27-14 at UNI, praised for building a strong program as the Panthers eye an I AA playoff push and a national championship goal. Helming named Gateway offensive player of the week after 410 passing yards and four first half TDs.

J.R. Ogden whTle University of Northern Iowa Mike Dunbar UNI Rick Hartzell Dunbar Hartzell Mike Cal Poly San Luis Obispo Panthers Terry Allen Youngstown State Indiana State Helming Ryan Helming Gateway Football Conference Gateway Associated Press

McCarney-led ISU faces 19th-ranked Kansas State in tough road test

Iowa State, 6-2 overall and 3-2 in the Big 12, seeks its first bowl bid in 22 years as it visits 19th-ranked Kansas State. Fred McCarney matches wits with coach Bill Snyder, with Snyder praising ISU's steady climb while K State aims to rebound after recent losses.

McCarney Iowa Wisconsin Barry Alvarez Fry Iowa State Cyclones Kansas State Wildcats Snyder ISU Ames Dan

Sooners and Hokies Lead BCS Standings Tied at Apex

Oklahoma rises to No 1 in the Bowl Championship Series after a 31-14 win over Nebraska, while Virginia Tech vaults to No 2. Florida drops, TCU remains ninth due to schedule strength. The top two will meet in the national title game Jan 3 in the Orange Bowl, barring further shifts.

Associated Press Oklahoma Virginia Tech Nebraska Florida State Sooners Hokies USA Today ESPN TCU Horned Frogs Miami Louisiana Tech Florida BCS Clemson Texas A&m Texas Kansas State Pittsburgh

Fittipaldi Wins CART Finale in Rain Delayed Marlboro 500

Christian Fittipaldi and Gil de Ferran split $1 million each as the rain delayed race at Fontana ended with only six cars running. Fittipaldi led late after Tagliani crashed, clinching the CART season title by eight points over Fernandez as Moreno finished second and Mears fourth in a dramatic finale marked by crashes and near-misses.

de Ferran Oriol Servia Helio Castroneves Alex Tagliani Servia Castroneves Tagiliani Michael Andretti Fittipaldi Emerson Fittipaldi CART Tagliani Roberto Moreno Casey Mears Roger Mears Rick Mears Adrian Fernandez Fernandez Gila

Wisconsin women win Big Ten cross country title in 34 points

Former Iowa City High standout Michelle Lilienthal finished 13th in the 5K at Yahara Hills, helping Wisconsin secure the team title with 34 points. Nan Barta won the USDF Dover Saddlery Adult Amateur medal at the Iowa Dressage Classic riding Dedicated, while Natalie Dawson of Iowa will play in the 2000 NFHCA North/South Senior All-Star game at Old Dominion on November 18.

Madison Wis Iowa City High Michelle Lilienthal Badgers Lilienthal Wisconsin Yahara Hills Adel Nan Barta Cedar Rapids USDF/Dover Saddlery Iowa Dedicated Bart University of Iowa Natalie Dawson Dawson Old Dominion University Norfolk Berlin N.J

Wartburg and Simpson athletes of the week honors

Wartburg wide receiver Ryan Rausch from New Hampton set a career receptions mark with seven catches for 143 yards and three touchdowns in a 30-24 win over Simpson. Simpson’s Casey Spree from Parkersburg posted a school record 40 digs in a four game win over Macalester.

Ryan Rausch Wartburg Casey Spree Simpson Iowa Rausch New Hampton Storm Spree Parkersburg Macalester Minn IAC

Iowa State coach Eustachy buys out option in contract

Iowa State Universitys 10 year basketball contract with Larry Eustachy allows him to exit early by paying 200000 to the ISU Foundation. If fired for poor play before July 1 2005 the university would owe up to 1600000, declining to 800000 after July 1 2009. State officials say the clause is favorable and based on expected wins.

DES Moines Iowa State Larry Eustachy Eustachy Iowa State University Foundation ISU Foundation Iowa Murray Blackwelder

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