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Record | Pts | Pv | |
1. Alabama (61) | 10-0 | 1525 | 1 |
2. Clemson | 10-0 | 1459 | 2 |
3. Notre Dame | 10-0 | 1406 | 3 |
4. Michigan | 9-1 | 1327 | 4 |
5. Georgia | 9-1 | 1288 | 5 |
6. Oklahoma | 9-1 | 1188 | 6 |
7. West Virginia | 8-1 | 1111 | 7 |
8. Washington St. | 9-1 | 1052 | 10 |
9. Ohio St. | 9-1 | 1050 | 8 |
10. LSU | 8-2 | 1019 | 9 |
11. UCF | 9-0 | 983 | 11 |
12. Syracuse | 8-2 | 787 | 13 |
13. Texas | 7-3 | 726 | 15 |
14. Utah St. | 9-1 | 689 | 14 |
15. Florida | 7-3 | 575 | 19 |
16. Penn St. | 7-3 | 542 | 21 |
17. Washington | 7-3 | 501 | 20 |
18. Iowa St. | 6-3 | 497 | 23 |
19. Cincinnati | 9-1 | 344 | 25 |
20. Kentucky | 7-3 | 337 | 12 |
21. Utah | 7-3 | 307 | NR |
22. Boston College | 7-3 | 254 | 17 |
23. Boise St. | 8-2 | 147 | NR |
24. Northwestern | 6-4 | 136 | NR |
25. Mississippi St. | 6-4 | 133 | 18 |
Others receiving votes: Army 128, UAB 78, Fresno St. 61, Michigan St. 31, NC State 30, Buffalo 29, Pittsburgh 28, Duke 20, Texas A&M 16, Iowa 8, Arizona St. 6, Stanford 3, Auburn 3, Troy 1.
An eastern Iowa woman died in a collision Sunday morning between her car and a semi. The Iowa State Patrol reports 20-year old Jasmine Alvarez Gonzalez, of Keota, was driving a 2001 Toyota Corolla southbound on Louisa County road X-17, when her car crossed the center line and went off the road into the east ditch. Gonzalez over-corrected, sending her car veering back across the roadway onto the west shoulder.
The vehicle crossed the centerline again, and was struck broadside in the northbound lane by a 2018 Peterbilt truck driven by 47-year old Steven Glen Dill, of Keota. The car came to rest in the east ditch, while the truck came to rest on the east shoulder.
Gonzalez, who was not wearing a seat belt, died at the scene. Dill, who was wearing a seat belt, was injured, but was not transported to a hospital. The crash, which happened at around 8:05-a.m. Sunday, remains under investigation.
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The Iowa State Patrol is requesting the public’s help in connection with a fatal Tama County crash. Authorities say the collision happened at around 10:30-p.m. Friday on Highway 30 at Railroad Avenue, just north of Chelsea. The collision occurred between a black Ford F150 pickup driven by 38-year old Tamie Ann Cockrell, of Van Horne, and a FedEx Semi with dual trailers, driven by 34-year old Adam Russell Nurre, of Dyersville. Cockrell died at the scene.
Officials say the semi was westbound on Highway 30, when for reasons unknown, it crossed the doube-yellow line and struck the eastbound pickup. The Iowa State Patrol requests that anyone who may have been a witness to the collision or had gone through that area of Highway 30 during the time it took officers to respond to the scene, to come forward with any pertinent information.
Please call the District 11 State Patrol office in Cedar Rapids at 319-396-1944 or Public Information Officer, Sgt. Nathan Ludwig at 515-745-2863.
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FOR SALE: NordicTrack Treadmill. Has all the bells and whistles. Very good condition. Asking $385.00. ALSO For Sale: 12 piece place setting of China. Dinner, dessert, lunch plates, soup or salad bowls, sauce dishes, cups and saucers, gravy boat, platter, serving bowl. Cream and Sugar. No chips. Asking $65
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(Radio Iowa) — Many Iowans will be headed to the airport next week for Thanksgiving trips and some forecasts predict this flu season will be more severe than last year. Dr. Deborah Mulligan, Chief Medical Affairs Officer of tele-health provider M-D Live, says the convergence of flu season and holiday travel season increases your chances of getting sick, especially for Iowans who will be spending time on a plane. Mulligan says, “What we learned from one study, by the Journal of the American Medical Association, is that 20% of plane passengers surveyed reported respiratory infections within five to seven days of flying.”
While many frequent fliers fear being seated next to sick strangers, Mulligan says air travel is fraught with chances for catching a bug. “Any largely-crowded area is susceptible to spreading viruses,” Mulligan says, “security lines, flight gates and boarding procedures all present transmission opportunities.” For Iowans who do get sick but who don’t have time to visit the doctor’s office, tele-health providers offer a welcome alternative. Rich Berner, the C-E-O of M-D Live, says virtual doctor visits streamline the process for patients while not overloading clinics and hospitals during the busy flu season. “The beauty of MDLive service is not only does it provide a great experience for consumers, it’s much more convenient providing care the way they want it when they want it, but it also helps health systems.”
Similar virtual systems like Teladoc enable people to reach a physician for basic consultations through online video, telephone or mobile app. Virtual visits may be as low as 25-dollars and they’re often covered by insurance.
PATRICK HEIKEN, 64, of Iowa City (a native of Atlantic), died Nov. 2nd, at home. A private family ceremony for PAT HEIKEN will be held at the Heiken Family Farm, followed by a public Celebration of Life Open House Sunday, November 18th from 3-until 6-pm, at the Cass County Community Center in Atlantic. Gay and Ciha Funeral Home in Iowa City has the arrangements.
Online condolences and memories may be shared at www.gayandciha.com.
The family requests donations be made to the University of Iowa Dance Marathon or Iowa City Hospice.
PAT HEIKEN is survived by:
His wife – Debbie Heiken.
His son- Chad (Dana) Reed.
His daughter – Shanna (Nathan) Moore.
His brothers – Charles (Sharyl) Heiken;, Richard (Twila) Heiken; Doug (Mary) Heiken , and Thom (Vicki) Heiken.
His sisters – Mary (Jim) Boyd, and Amy (Russ) Johnson.
5 grandchildren, his mother-in-law, Lyla Weber; brother-in-law, Danny Weber; other relatives, and friends.
OSAGE, Iowa (AP) — A December trial has been scheduled for a woman accused of driving drunk with children in her vehicle. Mitchell County court records say 35-year-old Rebecca Golden, of Kensett, pleaded not guilty Thursday to five counts of child endangerment and one of operating while intoxicated. Her trial is set to begin Dec. 5 in Osage.
Authorities say Golden was pulled over Aug. 19 after someone called 911 to report a vehicle weaving on Iowa Highway 9. The children inside were ages 9, 7, 5, 2 and 1. Court records say her preliminary breath test indicated she was driving at more than three times the legal limit.