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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

Derby off, but City High rolls on

IAN MARTIN October 5, 2009

Just three hours after the Hawkeyes’ newest football recruit, City High quarterback A.J. Derby, committed, he stepped on to a muddy field to play his final Homecoming game against a sub-.500 team. While...

Clear Creek dominates

Because of the rain and muddy field conditions, it wasn’t until late in the second quarter that the Clippers scored on a quarterback keeper by Kevin Delzell to make the halftime score 7-0. Clear Creek’s...

Women’s tennis coach Greenan leaves UI

PATRICK RAFFERTY October 5, 2009

Iowa women’s head coach Daryl Greenan has accepted a job at Mississippi State University effective immediately. Greenan, who previously coached at the University of Mississippi for Women, was entering...

Stanzi continues to win

BRENDAN STILES October 5, 2009

“Resilient” may not be the word Ricky Stanzi would use to describe himself as a quarterback. But that just might be the best way to summarize what he has done since becoming the Hawkeyes’ signal-caller...

Field hockey hangs on

JORDAN GARRETSON October 5, 2009

Just like the Iowa field-hockey team’s 2-1 loss to Indiana on Oct. 2, the Hawkeyes fell into a 1-0 hole fewer than four minutes into their game on Sunday. But unlike the contest against the Hoosiers,...

Soccer loses heartbreaker

ROBBIE LEHMAN October 5, 2009

In its one and only Big Ten Network-televised match, the Iowa soccer team made sure to give fans and viewers their money’s worth. However, the Hawkeyes (8-4, 0-2) couldn’t get a win, falling to Wisconsin...

Goff 5K memorializes former UI professor

IAN MARTIN October 5, 2009

While most students were sleeping in following a football game, the adults were out running. A group of 15 people, the majority over 30 years old, were at the Ashton Cross-Country Course Sunday morning...

Baseball beats DMACC in walk-off fashion

CLARK CAHILL October 5, 2009

There aren’t many better ways to start a collegiate baseball career than hitting a walk-off base hit. After the Bears tied the score at 4 in the top of the final inning, sophomore Dallas Burke, who...

Hawkeyes focus on Arkansas State before anything else

AMIE KIEHN October 2, 2009

Iowa’s defensive performance against Penn State quarterback Daryll Clark and tailback Evan Royster was the force behind the Hawkeyes’ 21-10 victory over the Nittany Lions and the deserved national...

Soccer to take on Badgers

ROBBIE LEHMAN October 2, 2009

As the Iowa soccer team prepares to rejoin Big Ten play this weekend, the conference portion of the schedule presents a different challenge for two of the team’s classes. The Hawkeyes (8-3, 0-1) will...

Aquahawks look to build on last year’s success

MITCH SMITH October 2, 2009

After 35 years, the Iowa women’s swimming and diving team will have a new home next season. The Field House has been the home of the swimming and diving program for 83 years. When the pool was dedicated...

Coming up for air

PATRICK RAFFERTY October 2, 2009

The Hawkeyes can’t hold their breath any longer. They’re ready to come up for air. The Iowa men’s swimming and diving team will begin its final season in the Field House with the inaugural Pink...