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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

Commentary: Iowa should honor Don Nelson, other past Hawkeyes

BRENDAN STILES April 8, 2010

Former Iowa basketball player Don Nelson became the NBA’s coach with the most career wins on Wednesday. Golden State’s 116-107 triumph over Minnesota moved Nelson past Lenny Wilkens with 1,333 coaching...

Football team may play in Chicago again

DI STAFF April 8, 2010

Although it hasn’t been made official by either the athletics department at Iowa or Northern Illinois, the two schools will likely meet in Chicago to kick off the 2012 football season. The possible...

Rain keeps baseball out of minors

DI STAFF April 8, 2010

Rain forced the Iowa baseball team off the diamond for the second straight day on Wednesday. The Hawkeyes’ exhibition contest against the Iowa Cubs — the Chicago Cubs Triple-A affiliate — at Principal...

Men’s basketball to hold two camps in June

DI STAFF April 8, 2010

A new men’s basketball coach won’t keep the Hawkeyes from holding the annual boys’ basketball camps this summer. Two camps will be held over a span of two weeks by Fran McCaffery and his coaching...

Miralax upsets Blar

DI STAFF April 8, 2010

No. 3 Team Miralax upset top-seeded Blar, 56-47, in the Co-Rec championship Wednesday night in the Field House. Miralax heavily relied on big man Tony Brontner, who scored a team high 19 points. Brontner,...

Ole School takes All-U title

DI STAFF April 8, 2010

In a game that included over 15 3-pointers, numerous blocks, and even a technical foul, No. 12-seeded Ole School defeated top-seeded UISSC to take the All-University title Wednesday night in the Field...

Trickle-down effect of Big Ten expansion

MATT SCHOMMER April 7, 2010

When people talk about the Big Ten expanding to 12 teams, they concentrate on revenue-juggernaut sports, such as football and men’s basketball. But there are a multitude of other sports that Iowa offers...

UISSC and Ole School to battle in All-U final

ETHAN SEBERT April 7, 2010

And then there were two. Only two teams remain in the hunt to be crowned All-University intramural basketball champions — UISSC and Ole School. The field began with 135 teams vying for the chance to...

UISSC blows out Sigma Chi in All-U Final Four match up

JERRY SCHERWIN JR. April 7, 2010

One night after Duke’s two-point win over Butler in Indianapolis, top-ranked UISSC looked to follow in the Blue Devils’ footsteps. Donning similar royal blue uniforms, UISSC seemed to embody Duke...

Baseball goes major

JORDAN GARRETSON April 7, 2010

Tonight Iowa baseball head coach Jack Dahm will sit in the dugout across from his childhood hero. In this game, though, he won’t necessarily be rooting for Ryne Sandberg. Dahm will coach opposite...

Women’s throwing program seeks rebirth

MICHELE DANNO April 7, 2010

The Iowa women’s throwing program has six times as many competitors as it did a year ago. Since 2009, the team responded to the graduation of its sole thrower by adopting five freshmen and one sophomore...

Softball to face Northwestern today

IAN MARTIN April 7, 2010

The adage goes that the best defense is a good offense. But the Iowa softball team may be proving that the best defense is, well, a good defense. Iowa (18-13-1) is 4-0 in the Big Ten for the first time...