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The Daily Iowan

The independent newspaper of the University of Iowa community since 1868

The Daily Iowan

The independent newspaper of the University of Iowa community since 1868

The Daily Iowan

Iowa calls on students to revive Kinnick

KYLE MANN July 29, 2014

Kinnick Stadium has been traditionally regarded as one of the more difficult places to play on the road. However, as recent on-field success has fallen into a bit of a lull, the Hawkeyes find themselves...

Raymond Knoll’s summer success a good sign for Iowa men’s golf

CHARLES GREEN July 29, 2014

The Iowa men’s golf team has a group of young talent that most programs could only dream of, and no player has been more impressive this summer than sophomore Raymond Knoll. “Raymond is learning...

Big Ten Notebook: Media Days underway

DANNY PAYNE July 29, 2014

CHICAGO — The craziness surrounding the Penn State football program over the past few years has been well-documented. For instance, former head coach Bill O’Brien coached the Nittany Lions for...

Maryland and Rutgers make their first impression

JACOB SHEYKO July 29, 2014

CHICAGO — On July 1, Maryland and Rutgers officially joined the Big Ten. League Commissioner Jim Delany visited both teams, unveiling new team apparel and partaking in other welcoming festivities. But...

Iowa’s Scherff understands expectations

CODY GOODWIN July 29, 2014

CHICAGO — Iowa’s Brandon Scherff insists he wasn’t trying to prove anything when the video of him hang-cleaning 443 pounds went viral. “People didn’t believe me that I did...

Soccer gains a UConn transfer

DI STAFF July 29, 2014

The Iowa soccer team gained a new member in Natalie Krygier, a transfer from Connecticut, Hawkeye head coach Dave Dilanni announced on Monday. The transfer played six games as a true freshman, posting...

Inside the mind of Randy Larson

KYLE MANN July 28, 2014

Randy Larson is on his way to a Prime Time League championship berth after upsetting top-seeded Dan Ahrens’ team in the semifinals last week, and his skills as a coach were on full display. In...

Kyle Schlaak refuses to act his age

CHARLES GREEN July 28, 2014

At 35, Kyle Schlaak is slightly older than the average player in Prime Time League. To his coach and teammates, age is just a number, and Schlaak is an ultimate team player for Randy Larson’s team,...

Marble gets rookie contract from Magic

KYLE MANN July 28, 2014

Former Hawkeye Devyn Marble is officially going to get a chance to stick in the NBA — he played well enough in the Summer League for the Orlando Magic to sign him to a rookie contract. In 20 minutes...

Six Hawkeyes earn preseason honors

DI STAFF July 28, 2014

Six Iowa football players earned College Sports Madness Preseason honors last week. Brandon Scherff, Carl Davis, Kevonte Martin-Manley, Austin Blythe, John Lowdermilk, and Desmond King were among those...

Without Dixon, Larson’s squad rallies to advance

NICK STEFFEN July 24, 2014

The loss of Randy Larson’s leading scorer did not affect his team as much as one would think in Wednesday’s game against Joe Johnston’s squad. In the contest, both teams had to fight...

Unkrich, Larson advance to Game Time final

WILL MCDAVID July 24, 2014

For the four remaining teams in Game Time’s playoff tournament, a win Wednesday meant a place in the championship game — a loss meant viewing it from the stands. In the first game of the league’s...

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