Here is the latest Mid-America sports news from The Associated Press

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Jordan Murphy and Amir Coffey each scored 23 points to help Minnesota hang on and beat No. 19 Iowa 92-87. Freshman Gabe Kalscheur added 19 points, his most in a Big Ten game, to push the Gophers past the Hawkeyes into sixth place in the crowded conference race despite a late slump at the free-throw line that nearly derailed their upset. Luka Garza matched his career high with 25 points and Isaiah Moss pitched in 23 points on 6-for-10 shooting from 3-point range.

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Megan Gustafson scored 25 points, Hannah Stewart added 21 and No. 17 Iowa used a 10-2 game-ending run to pull away from Purdue in a 72-58 victory. The victory was the sixth in a row for Iowa (16-4, 7-2 Big Ten) as the Hawkeyes improved to 11-0 at home and avenged a 62-57 loss at Purdue on Jan. 10.

ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — The Pro Bowl has long been considered a laughable representation of the NFL game. It reached a new level of comedy as several players swapped positions during the league’s annual all-star game. Jacksonville Jaguars cornerback Jalen Ramsey caught a touchdown pass in the final minute and capped a dominate performance for the AFC defense in a 26-7 victory over the NFC in steady rain. It was the third consecutive victory for the AFC at Camping World Stadium.

COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) — Sophie Cunningham scored 30 points _ 21 in the first half _ and No. 25 Missouri blitzed Auburn early and made it hold up in a 74-65 win. Cunningham scored 13 of Missouri’s first 18 points as it built an 18-0 lead.

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Jordan Murphy and Amir Coffey each scored 23 points to help Minnesota hang on and beat No. 19 Iowa 92-87 on Sunday. Freshman Gabe Kalscheur added 19 points, his most in a Big Ten game, to push the Gophers (15-5, 5-4) past the Hawkeyes (16-5, 5-5) into sixth place in the crowded conference race despite a late slump at the free-throw line that nearly derailed their upset.

Luka Garza matched his career high with 25 points and Isaiah Moss pitched in 23 points on 6-for-10 shooting from 3-point range, but the Hawkeyes didn’t bounce back with much energy from their 15-point loss at home to sixth-ranked Michigan State three nights earlier. The Gophers, who stormed back strong from a two-point loss at fifth-ranked Michigan that capped a rough three-game stretch, posted their highest score in regulation of a Big Ten game since they had 95 points against Iowa on Feb. 25, 2014.

The Hawkeyes missed a prime opportunity to grab the momentum right after the intermission. The chance evaporated with a spate of missed jumpers, and the Gophers kept the crowd cranked up with a steady supply of highlight-reel possessions. Twice in a five-minute span, Dupree McBrayer finished a fast break off a steal with a lob to Coffey for a dunk. Iowa enacted a three-quarters-of-the-court press without much success, with Minnesota owning a 25-9 assist-to-turnover ratio. Coffey’s 3-pointer stretched the lead to a game-high 81-65 with 5:50 to go.

The Hawkeyes didn’t head home quietly, though, thanks mostly to a late slump at the foul line by the Gophers. They missed 10 of 23 free throws in the second half, including seven of eight misfires in one stretch until McBrayer made one with 47 seconds remaining to push the lead to 85-80. Garza hit a 3-pointer with 3:32 to go out of a timeout that had pulled the Hawkeyes within 81-76, but McBrayer and Kalscheur came through with some clutch defense down the stretch from their perimeter spots.

The Hawkeyes, who are second-to-last in the conference in points allowed, simply didn’t force the Gophers into enough turnovers or forced shots despite a 34-26 rebounding advantage.
UP NEXT Iowa returns home to face Michigan on Friday.

Hawkeye 10 Wrestling Tournament (Shenandoah)

• Atlantic/CAM crowned four champions and three runner-ups and captured the Hawkeye Ten Conference Wrestling Tournament Title with 224-points Saturday at Shenandoah. Joe Weaver, (120), Chase McLaren, (138), Connor Pellett, (152), and Cale Roller, (220), all won individual titles. Garrett McLaren, (106), Aybren Moore, (113) and Kaden Stutzman, (145), finished second. McLaren became the first Atlantic/CAM wrestler to win four Hawkeye Ten Conference individual titles and captured his 200th career win.  He also won his four Hawkeye Ten Conference crowns in four different weight divisions:: The title as a freshman at 120-lbs; 126-lbs as a sophomore; 132-lbs his junior year, and 138-lbs, this season.

Team Scores
1 Atlantic/CAM,  224.0
2 Harlan, 195.5
3 Lewis Central, Council Bluffs 193.0
4 Glenwood 174.0
5 Creston Orient Macksburg 170.5
6 Kuemper Catholic, Carroll 117.0
7 Red Oak 114.0
8 Clarinda 101.5
9 Denison 32.0
10 Shenandoah 31.5
11 St Albert, Council Bluffs 0.0

Wheeler Invitational (in Audubon) (Team/ points)

1. Logan-Magnolia 273
2. Missouri Valley 241
3. Audubon 105
4. East Sac County 104
5. Logan-Magnolia 81
6. Atlantic/CAM JV 55
7. Missouri Valley JV 50
8. West Harrison 44
9. Collins-Maxwell 22
10. East Sac County JV 18
11. Collins-Maxwell JV 0
11. Exira-EHK 0
11. West Harrison JV 0

East Mills Invitational

1. Interstate-35 297.5
2. Treynor 129.5
3. East Union 121
4. East Mills 117
5. SW Valley 100
6. MVAOCOU 79
7. Tarkio, MO 78
8. Griswold 76
9. Woodbine 51
10. SW Iowa 49
11. Thomas Jefferson 29

AC/GC Charges Invitational

1. Clarion-Goldfield-Dows 236.5
2. Van Meter/Earlham 212
3. Underwood 164.5
4. Woodward-Granger 141.5
5. AHSTW 116
6. SE Valley 116
7. West Central Valley 107.5
8. Panorama 101
9. SE Warren 97.5
10. Riverside 89.5
11. Manson NW Webster 85
12. Greene County 80
13. ACGC 77
14. Nodaway Valley 64.5
15. Tri-Center 54
16. Ogden 50.5
17. Coon Rapids-Bayard 21
18. Nevada 16
19. Moravia 0