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Category Archives: Sports
Jun
16
Don Bosco gets its own football field
KWWL story here. That reminds me, I still have a school district directory to update…
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Jun
13
ISU sideswipes continue
Last week, it came on the basketball court, as ESPN blogger Eamon Brennan ranks the coaching jobs. Iowa State was eighth of ten in the Big 12. The harsh winters might detract recruits and, even though it features the Big … Continue reading
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Jun
09
ISU WBB promotion stays in the family
Hmm. It is, of course, not wrong for Bill Fennelly to promote his son to assistant coach. Billy Fennelly is qualified. However, it is a bit disappointing for a variety of reasons: 1) It would have been the perfect time … Continue reading
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Jun
08
A future that wasn’t
SI’s Andy Staples chronicles an alternate 21st century in college football that starts with Florida beating LSU in 2004 and climaxes in — well, an SEC rematch for the 2011 national championship. In the process, Iowa State hires Ron Zook … Continue reading
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Jun
04
And the Big Ten picks…
File this under “never going to happen in a million years but thanks for the gesture.” Hold that thought, because this idea may sound a little nutty: The NCAA needs to institute a draft to end the torture. … 7. … Continue reading
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Jun
01
Dodds spikes ISU
Big 12 commissioner Texas athletic director DeLoss Dodds takes a swing at the cardinal-and-gold piñata: “Texas grads want to see Texas stuff. They don’t want to see Iowa State volleyball.” There’s absolutely no precedent for graduates of one university wanting … Continue reading
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May
29
An important point in conference changes
A Kansas State blogger has written a long and informative post about WHY conference changes are happening now. (Hint: It’s about TV.) It covers a less-mentioned point: Conference affiliation has huge implications for the university as a whole, especially in … Continue reading
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May
27
The undesirables
Pat Forde takes another jab at Ames, this time in the form of a “letter” from West Virginia’s president. I know many of you fans enjoyed the proximity of the Backyard Brawl relationship with Pitt and the manageable drives to … Continue reading
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May
26
Sioux City Journal on ISU women’s sports
Specifically, basketball and volleyball. (That ISU volleyball would be discussed positively is a huge turnaround from a decade ago.)
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May
22
North Tama girls stay in Class 1-A
The North Tama school district is tied for fifth-highest enrollment in grades 9-11 in the new class structure laid out by the IGHSAU effective with softball season. This is a good thing, because it means less competition against larger schools. … Continue reading
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