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Mar
23
ISU, Kansas women advance
The Iowa State women won their road game at Gonzaga despite committing 21 turnovers. The next game will be against Georgia, which clubbed the Cyclones by 20 in the second round in Minneapolis in 2007. Two years in a row, … Continue reading
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Mar
23
36-hour turnaround
After routing, stomping, dispatching, and drilling/pummeling Notre Dame 76-58 in the late game in Dayton, Iowa State will play Ohio State in the first game of Sunday’s NCAA Tournament action, at 11:15 CDT — about 36 hours after the first game ended. … Continue reading
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Mar
22
Need another reason to root for Iowa State?
If Notre Dame wins tonight, they would be the low seed against Ohio State, and would have to wear these. A vote for Cy is a vote against neon Zubaz. Tip-off for the FIRST ROUND game is 8:45 PM. (Emphasis … Continue reading
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Mar
21
CBS forgot about Hampton, too
The “bracket challenge” on the site of the TV network in charge of the tournament says this: Iowa State is making back-to-back NCAA appearances for the first time since the mid-1990’s, back when coach Fred Hoiberg was a star Cyclones … Continue reading
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Mar
20
US 61 in Louisa County
October 13, 2006: This intersection could have a whole new look by the end of the decade. A proposed interchange will be off to the right (west). We’re only talking about four miles, but it’s another step in the last remaining … Continue reading
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Mar
19
ISU women on road for NCAA Tournament
Good news: 5 seed. Bad news: It will be a true road game in Spokane against 12-seed Gonzaga. The last time this happened, it didn’t go well for the Iowa women, who became an upset victim.
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Mar
18
ISU-Notre Dame in NCAA Tournament
It’s not a football game, but it’s still ultra-rare: For the second time ever, Iowa State and Notre Dame will play each other in basketball. The only other meeting was in 1979, which #5 ND won in South Bend 87-77. … Continue reading
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Mar
16
The easternmost school building in Iowa
East Central Middle School in Sabula is going to close. I expected this to happen as a byproduct of the East Central-Preston merger. The article says there must be meetings beforehand, but that’s more or less a formality in this situation. … Continue reading
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Mar
14
Two more consolation game stories
As promised a week ago. (The Hawk Eye is behind a paywall.) Times-Republican: North Tama finds peace in 4th place Times-Republican: Experience may have been North Tama’s ultimate undoing (I agree with this sentiment.)
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Mar
14
Tama County upgraded to “moderate drought”
In addition to the conditions lessening in much of the state, a good part of eastern Iowa is now just “abnormally dry.” More, plus map, at the Register’s website. If you look at the numbers, there’s a tiny tiny ray … Continue reading
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