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Jim Field and Chris Parks have the call of the game played Tuesday, February 7th at the Atlantic High School.
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CLASS 1-A REGIONAL DUALS (CLICK HERE for 1-A State Dual Pairings)
@ GRISWOLD:
@ LOGAN:
CLASS 2-A REGIONAL DUALS
@ LEON:
Hawkeye 10:
Western Iowa:
Rolling Hills:
Others:
Drake will be without second lead scorer Ben Simons tonight (Wednesday), when the Bulldogs visit Illinois State. The junior forward missed Saturday’s loss to Missouri State after being diagnosed with mononucleosis. Drake coach Mark Phelps expects the Bulldogs to play better without Simons now that they have had a few days to adjust. His absence is a tough blow to the Bulldogs who stand 6-7 in the Valley and 13-11 overall. Drake beat Illinois State in the first matchup in Des Moines. The Redbirds are 7-6 in the league race.
Hawkeye 10:
Western Iowa:
Rolling Hills:
Others:
STILLWATER, Okla. — Le’Bryan Nash hit the winning fadeaway jumper with 4.7 seconds left and blocked Chris Allen’s attempt for the tie at the buzzer to lift Oklahoma State to a 69-67 victory against Iowa State on Tuesday night.
The Cowboys (12-12, 5-6 Big 12) avenged perhaps their most heartbreaking defeat of the season, having lost on Scott Christopherson’s banked-in 3-pointer at the buzzer in Ames.
After a game filled with back-and-forth runs, this one came down to the final play too.
The Cyclones (17-7, 7-4) wiped away an eight-point deficit over the final 5 minutes behind Allen’s strong 3-point shooting, but Nash connected to put OSU back ahead. Allen, who hit a career-high six 3-pointers and scored 22 points, drove past the arc and into the lane, but Nash swatted his shot into the stands and preserve the win.
Markel Brown led Oklahoma State with 19 points. Nash finished with 18.
Atlantic will make it’s third trip in school history to the state dual team wrestling championships on Wednesday, February 15th. (CLICK HERE for 2-A state pairings) The Trojans won the regional title with wins over North Polk and South Central Calhoun at Kuemper Catholic High School in Carroll Tuesday night. In the semi-final round, Atlantic defeated North Polk 53-15 and wrestled South Central Calhoun in the regional final. SCC beat Ballard 45-36 in the other semi. In the final, it was Atlantic winning 47-27 to advance to state. The Trojans improve to 20-1 on the season. The match results include:
Atlantic 53, North Polk 15
Atlantic 47, South Central Calhoun 27
CLASS 1-A W-L Pts.
1. Clarion-Goldfield 16-1 562
2. Don Bosco 21-6 521
3. Nashua-Plainfield 19-4 504
4. Alburnett 19-2 443
5. Underwood 29-0 423
6. Woodbury Central 20-3 423
7. Martensdale-St. Marys 22-5 233
8. Tri-Center Neola 22-3 218
9. Eddyville-Blakesburg 20-5 217
10. Logan-Magnolia 22-5 196
11. Audubon 23-3 192
12. Lisbon 17-13 120
13. West Branch 19-2 118
14. North Linn 18-3 116
15. Sumner-Fredericksburg 22-5 112
16. Emmetsburg 11-9 101
CLASS 2-A W-L Pts.
1. Davenport-Assumption 27-1 543
2. West Delaware 19-4 460
3. Denver-Tripoli 16-3 428
4. Creston-Orient Macksburg 14-0 422
5. Osage 24-3 356
6. Charles City 15-7 310
7. Atlantic 18-1 246
8. Spirit Lake Park 15-6 196
9. Williamsburg 21-2 194
10. Mediapolis 23-2 187
11. New Hampton 18-6 159
12. Sergeant Bluff-Luton 18-1 159
13. Webster City 17-4 156
14. Union, La Porte City 19-8 145
15. South Central Calhoun 34-7 111
16. Ballard 15-12 88
CLASS 3-A W-L Pts.
1. Southeast. Polk 22-0 455
2. Bettendorf 11-1 454
3. Iowa City West 32-3 394
4. West Des Moines Valley 23-1 364
5. Linn Mar 26-6 326
6. Cedar Rapids Prairie 27-6 308
7. Ankeny 24-2 287
8. Waverly Shell Rock 22-4 278
9. Mason City 20-7 266
10. North Scott 27-7 174
11. Pleasant Valley 20-7 168
12. Urbandale 9-8 148
13. Epworth Western Dubuque 30-4 135
14. Indianola 14-9 79
15. Dowling Catholic W.D. 8-6 61
16. Spencer 17-6 56
Michigan State athletic director Mark Hollis says his peers in the Big Ten are comfortable exploring the possibility of a four-team playoff for the national championship.
Hollis says keeping ties to the Rose Bowl is extremely important to athletic directors in the Big Ten and Pac-12.
The Chicago Tribune reported Monday that one of the ideas before the Big Ten would put the two semifinal games on the campuses of the higher seeded teams. The national championship game would be awarded to cities that bid for it.
The BCS title game pits the nation’s top two teams based on poll and computer rankings.
The plus-one format — two semifinals plus the title game — was proposed in 2008 by the commissioners of the Southeastern Conference and Atlantic Coast Conference. It was shot down by the leaders of the Big Ten, Pac-10, Big East, Big 12 and Notre Dame.
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