Hawkeyes Focus On Improvement After Miami Win
Iowa State Links fade as coach Ferentz notes 2-0 start and upcoming challenge. Miami RB Roethlisberger threw for 343 yards as Iowa stalled on offense then surged with Brad Banks in the second half. Defensive backs Barr Sanders and Johnson discuss pass coverage and adjustments.
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McCarney Eyes Excelling Iowa Iowa State Clash at Kinnick
Dan McCarney predicts an excellent football game as Iowa hosts Iowa State in Kinnick Stadium for the 50th meeting. Iowa leads the series 33 16 and both programs look strong entering the annual state bragging rights clash.
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ASA Racing Series Faces TV and Ownership Uncertainty
The ASA Racing Series leaves Hawkeye Downs after 16 visits amid concerns over a 2003 television contract and potential sale of ASA LLC. Talks with four networks continue as owners explore new opportunities while keeping confidentiality agreements in place. An announcement could come next week.
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St Amant Survives Late Caution to Win No 20 ASA Race
St Amant held off Kevin Cywinski and Joey Clanton to win his second ASA feature in six days at Hawkeye Downs. Clanton led early and battled a late incident with Cywinski that ended with Clanton finishing second and Garvey claiming third. The victory tightens the national points race with three races left in 2002.
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Yugoslavia Nets World Championship Hoops Title In OT
Peja Stojakovic and Dejan Bodiroga led Yugoslavia to an 84-77 overtime win over Argentina for the world basketball title in Indianapolis. Vlade Divac withstood late free throw misses to seal the victory as thousands cheered Serbia. Argentina angrily challenged referee calls after regulation as the U.S. fell to Spain in the fifth-place game.
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