IOWA CITY, Iowa — The Big Ten Conference announced today adjustments to its men’s basketball schedule the last two weeks of the regular season.

Two University of Iowa games have been rescheduled. The Hawkeyes’ contest at Michigan has been moved to Thursday, Feb. 25 (6 p.m. CT), while their home game against Nebraska has been rescheduled for Thursday, March 4 (time TBD).

Below is a list of announced changes.

Thursday, February 25

Iowa at Michigan – 6 p.m. CT on ESPN (moved from March 4)

Nebraska at Illinois – 6 p.m. CT on BTN (moved from February 24)

Northwestern at Minnesota — 8 p.m. CT on BTN (moved from February 27)

Saturday, February 27

Minnesota at Nebraska – 6 p.m. CT on BTN (rescheduled from January 20)

Monday, March 1

Rutgers at Nebraska – 6 p.m. CT on BTN (moved from February 28)

Tuesday, March 2

Illinois at Michigan – 6 p.m. CT on ESPN (rescheduled from February 11)

Indiana at Michigan State – 7 p.m. CT on BTN (rescheduled from January 17)

Thursday, March 4

Michigan State at Michigan – TBD on ESPN (rescheduled from February 6)

Nebraska at Iowa — TBD on BTN (rescheduled from January 24)

SEMI-FINALS

126

Carter Fousek (Crestwood) beat Joe Weaver (Atlantic/CAM) DECISION 9-3

160

Wyatt Appleseth (Panorama) beat Garrett Seaba (Clarion-Goldfield-Dows) DECISION 3-1

195

Jacob Reicks (NH/TV) beat Jackson Kinsella (Creston/O-M) DECISION 4-3

220

Dylan Winkel (Central Lyon-G-LR) beat Crew Howard (Clarinda) DECISION 5-2

3rd ROUND CONSOLATION

120

Ethan Follmann (Atlantic/CAM) beat Matthew Beem (Glenwood) FALL 5:38

126

Luke Musich (Harlan) beat Blake Engel (West Delaware) DECISION 4-3

132

Taylor Huggins (Davis County) beat Triston Barncastle (Creston/O-M) MAJOR DECISION 15-4

3rd ROUND CONSOLATION

152

Abraham Dirkx (Carroll) beat Colin Driscoll (Waukee) DECISION 5-4

SEMI-FINALS

106

• Eli Becerra (Missouri Valley) beat Kendrick Huck (Nashua-Plainfield) DECISION 2-0

120

• Brandon Paez (Lisbon) beat Jace Rose (Riverside) DECISION 6-4

126

• Stevie Barnes (Underwood) beat Beau Klingensmith (Woodbury Central) DECISION 4-2

132

• Gable Porter (Underwood) beat Hagen Heistand (Logan-Magnolia) UTB 5-5

138

• Wyatt Reisz (Logan-Magnolia) beat Cullen Koedam (West Sioux)  DECISION 3-2

152

• Briar Reisz (Logan-Magnolia) beat Lawson Losee (Riceville) DECISION 3-1 (SV-1)

170

• Cade Tenold (Don Bosco) beat Cael McLaren (St. Albert) TECH FALL 5:33 (18-2)

220

• Derek Anderson (Hinton) beat Tallen Myers (Southwest Valley) DECISION 1-0

285

• Rex Johnsen (Logan-Magnolia) beat Dane Johnson (Pocahontas Area) DECISION 7-6

3rd ROUND CONSOLATION

113

• Dawson Bergan (Edgewood-Colesburg) beat John Schroder (Riverside) DECISION 8-3

120

• Kellen Smith (West Hancock) beat Elliot Cooney (Nodaway Valley) FALL 2:32

160

• Kole Reis (Kingsley-Pierson) beat Gavin Maguire (Logan-Magnolia) DECISION 7-2

285

• Matthew Kauffman (Pleasantville) beat Easton Eledge (Underwood) DECISION 4-3

QUARTER-FINALS

106

• Gavin Jensen (Williamsburg) beat Vincent Mayberry (Glenwood) DECISION 10-8

126

• Joe Weaver (Atlantic/CAM) beat Ty Koedam (Sergeant Bluff-Luton) DECISION 2-1

132

• Averee Abben (Osage) beat Triston Barncastle (Creston/O-M) FALL 3:44

160

• Wyatt Appleseth (Panorama) beat Gabriel Christensen (Ballard) MAJOR DECISION 13-2
  

170

• Jared Voss (West Delaware) beat Kadin Stutzman (Atlantic/CAM) FALL 3:03

195

• Jackson Kinsella (Creston/O-M) beat Jesse Schwery (Harlan) FALL 1:28

220

• Crew Howard (Clarinda) beat Gage Marty (Solon) DECISION 4-2

2nd ROUND CONSOLATION

106

• Jacob Zabka (Algona) beat Vincent Mayberry (Glenwood) FALL 3:24

113

• Osvaldo Ocampo (Sheldon-S. O`Brien) beat Luke Freund (Harlan) DECISION 9-8

120

• Ethan Follmann (Atlantic/CAM) beat Kayden Gryp (Williamsburg) DECISION 3-2
• Matthew Beem (Glenwood) beat Donovan Morales (Central Lyon-G-LR) FALL 3:04

126

• Luke Musich (Harlan) beat Ty Koedam (Sergeant Bluff-Luton) DECISION 3-2

132

• Triston Barncastle (Creston/O-M) beat Hunter Steffans (Sergeant Bluff-Luton) FALL 2:23

138

• Michael Macias (Assumption, Davenport) beat Shea Parkis (Kuemper Catholic) DECISION 3-1

152

• Zander Ernst (Ridge View) beat Kaden Bolton (Creston/O-M) DECISION 9-2

170

• Colin Muller (Osage) beat Kadin Stutzman (Atlantic/CAM) FALL 3:36

195

• Brayden Smith (South Tama County) beat Jesse Schwery (Harlan) DECISION 5-4

AMES, Iowa – Iowa State head football coach Matt Campbell announced today that Deon Broomfield, a former standout for the Cyclones in the defensive secondary (2010-13), who already has five years of collegiate coaching experience, has been added to the staff as safeties coach.

“Deon is a person we have paid close attention to as he has moved up the coaching ranks,” Campbell said. “He is an energetic coach who will fit perfectly among our staff. He has a proven record of developing talent in the secondary and we are excited to have him return to his alma mater.”

Broomfield spent a season (2020) as a defensive assistant with the Houston Texans prior to his return to Ames.

From 2017-19, Broomfield mentored the cornerbacks at Indiana State. Rondale Green was an All-MVC performer and Kaelb Newman ranked second in the MVFC and ninth nationally in forced fumbles (3) under his watch.

He was the cornerbacks coach at Western Illinois in 2016 and the safeties coach at Carthage College (Wis.) in 2015.

Broomfield was a standout defensive back for the Cyclones from 2010-13, tallying 133 tackles, four forced fumbles, four fumble recoveries, 16 pass breakups and three interceptions in his career.

He started 18 games in his career, including all 12 games in his senior season in 2013. He was fourth on the team in tackles (57) and led the team in pass breakups (6) in his final campaign.

Broomfield is remembered for two significant plays in his Cyclone career. In Iowa State’s upset win over No. 2 Oklahoma State in 2011, Broomfield made the key third-down stop to force the Cowboys into a missed field goal attempt late in the fourth quarter. He also had a key interception in the second OT. ISU eventually won the game, the school’s only victory over a team ranked in the top-two nationally, in double overtime.

In his senior season, Iowa State staged its largest comeback in school history (24 points) in a 52-44 triple overtime win at West Virginia. Broomfield made the final tackle of the game, stopping the Mountaineer two yards short of the goal line on fourth down.

The Palm Bay, Fla., native earned his degree from Iowa State in 2013 and was a member of the Buffalo Bills practice squad in 2014.

CEDAR FALLS, Iowa (AP) — More than 20 years after it was installed, the University of Northern Iowa plans to replace the UNI-Dome’s fabric roof. The Courier reports that the estimated $7 million to $8 million project was advanced by the Iowa Board of Regents’ property and facilities committee earlier this week. Regents are expected to approve the plan at a meeting Wednesday.

Michael Hager with UNI told the committee that the project would replace only the fabric center portion of the roof. The rest of the roof is a plastic polymer that was installed in 2010 and is under warranty until 2040. The fabric portion, which was last replaced in 1999, was found to be deteriorating in 2019.

AMES, Iowa (AP) — Former Iowa State defensive back Deon Broomfield is returning to the Cyclones to coach the safeties. Broomfield was a defensive assistant with the Houston Texans last season. Before that he coached cornerbacks at Indiana State for three years and at Western Illinois for one. He replaces D.K. McDonald. According to media reports, McDonald is set to become safeties coach for the Philadelphia Eagles. Broomfield played 50 games for the Cyclones between 2010 and 2013.

QUARTER-FINALS

120

• Trever Anderson (Ankeny) beat Tanner Wink (Lewis Central) TECH FALL 4:00 (19-2)

126

• Nick Walters (Sioux City North) beat Taber Dominguez (Lewis Central) FALL 4:00

138

• Dylan Whitt (Cedar Falls) beat Carter Drake (Carroll) DECISION 8-4

145

• Christian Stanek (Xavier, Cedar Rapids) beat Jude Ryan (CB Abraham Lincoln) DECISION 9-3

152

• Carson Martinson (Southeast Polk) beat Abraham Dirkx (Carroll) FALL 3:17
  

2nd ROUND CONSOLATION

120

• Kane Naaktgeboren (Linn-Mar) beat Tanner Wink (Lewis Central) DECISION 9-8

126

• Carter Fecht (Waverly-Shell Rock) beat Jaxson Kuhlmann (Carroll) DECISION 8-4
• Owen Kruse (Fort Madison) beat Taber Dominguez (Lewis Central) DECISION 7-3

138

• Cayden Langreck (Waverly-Shell Rock) beat Carter Drake (Carroll) FALL 2:00

145

• Ethan Emmick (Sioux City West) beat Jude Ryan (CB Abraham Lincoln) FALL 5:31

152

• Abraham Dirkx (Carroll) beat Cole Rutter (Spencer) DECISION 8-2

195

• Cade Sheedy (Davenport North) beat Jaxson Hildebrand (Denison-Schleswig) MAJOR DECISION 14-5

QUARTER-FINALS

106

• Kale Petersen (West Fork) beat Tegan Slaybaugh (AC/GC) MAJOR DECISION 19-5
  
• Eli Becerra (Missouri Valley) beat Easton Krall (Wapsie Valley)  FALL 2:43
  

113

• Braden Graff (West Sioux) beat John Schroder (Riverside)  FALL 1:40

120

• Garrett Funk (Don Bosco) beat Elliot Cooney (Nodaway Valley) DECISION 13-6
• Jace Rose (Riverside) beat Cade Cook (North Linn) DECISION 6-0

126

• Stevie Barnes (Underwood) beat Ryan Steinlage (Interstate 35) FALL 2:44

132

• Hagen Heistand (Logan-Magnolia) beat Trey Nelson (Nashua-Plainfield) MAJOR DECISION 22-9
• Gable Porter (Underwood) beat Quinten Aney (Mediapolis) DECISION 1-0

138

• Kael Brisker (Wilton) beat Westin Allen (Underwood) DECISION 9-7
  
• Wyatt Reisz (Logan-Magnolia) beat Randy Jimenez (SE Warren) DECISION 11-6

152

• Briar Reisz (Logan-Magnolia) beat Lincoln Holub (Lisbon) DECISION 9-4

160

• Cael Frost (Don Bosco) beat Gavin Maguire (Logan-Magnolia) MAJOR DECISION 8-0

170

• Cael McLaren (St. Albert) beat Dahson DeJong (Sibley-Ocheyedan) DECISION 4-3

182

• Jackson Dewald (Westwood) beat Brecken Freeberg (Tri-Center) MAJOR DECISION 17-8

195

• Tristan Mulder (Western Christian) beat Eddie Vlcek (Riverside) FALL 1:21

220

• Tallen Myers (Southwest Valley) beat Luke Recker (East Buchanan) DECISION 7-2

285

• Chet Buss (North Butler-Clarksville) beat Easton Eledge (Underwood) FALL 1:41
  
• Brant Baltes (Lisbon) beat Devin Whipple (Bedford-Lenox) DECISION 3-0
  
• Rex Johnsen (Logan-Magnolia) beat Trevor Kruse (North Union) FALL 1:09

2nd ROUND CONSOLATION

106

• Kolton Munson (Ogden) beat Tegan Slaybaugh (AC/GC) DECISION 6-2

113

• John Schroder (Riverside) beat Gavin Reed (Columbus Catholic) DECISION 6-4

120

• Kellen Smith (West Hancock) beat Riley Radke (Missouri Valley)   FALL 4:32
• Elliot Cooney (Nodaway Valley) beat Paul De Jong (North Mahaska)   FALL 3:01

126

• Clayton McDonough (Central Springs) beat Sean Thompson (Logan-Magnolia)  DECISION 4-0

132

• Trey Nelson (Nashua-Plainfield) beat Gunnar Larsen (AC/GC) MAJOR DECISION 13-3

138

• Dalton Thorson (Lake Mills) beat Westin Allen (Underwood) FALL :14
  

152

• Josh Glendening (New London) beat Ben Hansen (Missouri Valley) FALL 1:00

160

• Drake Tiedemann (Northwood-Kensett) beat Jackson Wray (East Mills) FALL 3:19
• Bryer Subject (West Hancock) beat Garrison Gettler (AHSTW) DECISION 7-2
• Gavin Maguire (Logan-Magnolia) beat Cael Cassady (Martensdale St. Marys) DECISION 10-6

182

• Brody Sampson (Collins-Maxwell) beat Brecken Freeberg (Tri-Center) DECISION 8-5

195

• Brandon Mier (Alta-Aurelia) beat Eddie Vlcek (Riverside) FALL 5:25

285

• Easton Eledge (Underwood) beat Mack Ortner (Don Bosco) DECISION 3-2
• Matthew Kauffman (Pleasantville) beat Devin Whipple (Bedford-Lenox) FALL 4:15