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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

Point/Counterpoint: Is LeBron James’ legacy tainted with his third NBA Finals loss of his career?

DI STAFF June 17, 2014

No The past four years have been the most successful in Miami’s history and one of the most dominant runs of any team ever in the NBA. Yet many people view it as a disappointment and a failure on...

Kirkwood well represented in Prime Time League

KYLE MANN June 17, 2014

Last year, the Kirkwood men’s basketball team’s season ended in heartbreaking fashion — it was defeated in the final seconds by Iowa Lakes in the semifinals of the regional tournament. At...

Taylor announced as deputy AD

DANNY PAYNE June 17, 2014

Former North Dakota State Athletics Director Gene Taylor has taken the role of deputy athletics director at Iowa. Taylor served for 13 years at North Dakota State and oversaw the Bison’s transition...

Three takeaways from Prime Time League tryouts

DANNY PAYNE June 16, 2014

The Prime Time League kicked off Sunday with tryouts and a draft to make up the teams. Dozens of players from Iowa colleges and high schools took part in the tryouts; however, none of the Hawkeye basketball...

Hawkeyes and company set for Game Time

NICK STEFFEN June 16, 2014

The Game Time League tryouts took place Sunday morning, and things look exciting for the upcoming summer basketball season. After some short warm-up drills, and a quick introduction, the women were split...

Iowa ends season at NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships

JORDAN HANSEN June 16, 2014

Five first-team All-Americans and eight second-team All-Americans — that was the final tally for Iowa at the 2014 outdoor NCAA met. Top-eight finishers receive first-team honors, and those who finish...

Point/Counterpoint: Will the United States make it out of the Group of Death in the World Cup?

DI STAFF June 16, 2014

Yes Trending upward, the U.S. Men’s National Team has been working toward World Cup success for several years. After being eliminated in group play in 2006, it reached the Round of 16 in 2010, and it...

Catching up on Hawkeye sports

DANNY PAYNE June 16, 2014

After roughly a monthlong publishing break, The Daily Iowan is back to provide its readers with everything there is to know about Iowa sports. Here are a few things that happened while we were away. Dilanni...

Heller snags Coach of the Year

RYAN RODRIGUEZ May 16, 2014

There have been some truly remarkable coaching performances at Iowa this year. Women’s basketball head coach Lisa Bluder became the basketball coach with the most victories in school history...

The Rosster: Goodbye

BEN ROSS May 16, 2014

Well. This is it. For the past four years I’ve brought you the what’s what on Hawkeye sports for The Daily Iowan and that time has come to a close. All good things must come to an end, and...

Buy or Sell: Big Ten Championships edition

KATRINA DO AND JORDAN HANSEN May 16, 2014

Buy or Sell: Iowa will crown a champion at this weekend’s Big Ten meet. Do: Buy. While the women’s team features a number of talented individual athletes — from hammer throwers to sprinters —...

Point/Counterpoint: Who should have been Iowa’s Coach of the Year?

DI STAFF May 16, 2014

Lisa Bluder Rick Heller turned a program around, and Ron Rainey took a program — one that only recently started having success — to new heights. But what’s more impressive than all of this...

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