The Iowa wrestling team beat #13 Virginia 30-6 to move past the first round of the Cliff Keen National Duals.
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The Men’s Basketball recap against Minnesota Feb. 12th
The Iowa Hawkeyes men’s basketball team finally made the national sports’ talking head show cycle this week. It would be a pleasant idea to think that they were in the news because they just came off what was probably their best two game stretch of the season, blowout victories on the road against Michigan and at home against then 16th ranked Maryland. Unfortunately, that was not case. The Hawks hit the Around the Horn, PTI, His and Hers talking head cycle after Junior Center Adam Woodbury poked Maryland Freshman Melo Trimble in the eye. On paper, that sounds like it could … Continued
Evander Kane is set to move from the Winnipeg Jets to the Buffalo Sabres after the teams agreed to a trade Wednesday morning. The Jets will trade Kane, defenseman Zach Bogosian, and goalie prospect Jason Kasdorf to the Sabres in return for defenseman Tyler Myers, winger Drew Stafford, prospects Joel Armia and Brendan Lemieux, and a first round pick. The first round pick is expected to be either that of St.Louis or the New York Islanders first round picks, whichever pick is lower. Buffalo owns both teams first round picks. After missing a game against the Vancouver Canucks, Kane was … Continued
Blake Jorgensen takes a look at five players who have all the tools to help the Cubs make a playoff run in 2015. (Photo Credit: Chicago Tribune)
Dylan Anderson takes a look at Devan Dubnyk, the newest member of the Minnesota Wild, and the success he has brought to the team. (Photo: Paul Sancya/AP)
The Islanders will move to the Barclays Center next season, but there is reason to believe they can close Nassau Coliseum with one last Stanley Cup (Photo: Newsday File Photo).
Aaron White went off for 17 points to lead the Hawkeyes past #17 Maryland at Carver-Haweye Arena. (Photo: AP Photo/Charlie Neibergall)
I want my message to be stern and direct: Retire Roy Marble Sr.’s jersey at Carver-Hawkeye Arena and do it now. As we are all unfortunately aware, one of Iowa’s greatest and most recognizable athletes in any sport is currently battling stage four cancer. We all hope for the best, but as is often the case, life can grievously be too short. With tragic news comes incredible opportunity. Let’s create a moment – a happy ending to a sad plot. Before the inevitable happens, we can give generations of audiences, an assortment of a surrounding cast, and the two main … Continued
