Jim Field talks about Super Bowl history trivia.
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Class 5-A
School
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Record
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LW
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||||
1
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Dowling Catholic
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15-1
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4
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|||
2
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Iowa City High
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16-2
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5
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|||
3
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Southeast Polk
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11-4
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6
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|||
4
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Muscatine
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16-2
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7
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|||
5
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Ankeny
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12-4
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1
|
|||
6
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Mason City
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15-3
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2
|
|||
7
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Waukee
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12-4
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9
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|||
8
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Des Moines East
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15-2
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3
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|||
9
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Cedar Rapids Washington
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14-4
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8
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|||
10
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West Des Moines Valley
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12-5
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NR
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School
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Record
|
LW
|
||||
1
|
Sioux City Bishop Heelan
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14-3
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1
|
|||
2
|
Indianola
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13-4
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3
|
|||
3
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Waverly-Shell Rock
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16-2
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4
|
|||
4
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Cedar Rapids Xavier
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11-7
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7
|
|||
5
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Benton
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16-2
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2
|
|||
6
|
Harlan
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16-1
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9
|
|||
7
|
North Scott
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12-6
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10
|
|||
8
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Ballard
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13-5
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12
|
|||
9
|
Dallas Center-Grimes
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13-5
|
5
|
|||
10
|
Perry
|
14-3
|
6
|
|||
11
|
Winterset
|
13-4
|
14
|
|||
12
|
Lewis Central
|
14-3
|
8
|
|||
13
|
Western Dubuque
|
14-4
|
11
|
|||
14
|
Clear Lake
|
13-4
|
13
|
|||
15
|
Oskaloosa
|
15-4
|
15
|
School
|
Record
|
LW
|
||||
1
|
Davenport Assumption
|
16-2
|
1
|
|||
2
|
MOC-Floyd Valley
|
18-1
|
2
|
|||
3
|
Estherville-Lincoln Central
|
17-2
|
3
|
|||
4
|
North Polk
|
16-2
|
4
|
|||
5
|
Cascade
|
17-2
|
5
|
|||
6
|
Bondurant-Farrar
|
12-5
|
6
|
|||
7
|
Mediapolis
|
18-1
|
9
|
|||
8
|
Spirit Lake
|
11-7
|
7
|
|||
9
|
Central Lee
|
16-3
|
10
|
|||
10
|
Nevada
|
16-4
|
11
|
|||
11
|
Mid-Prairie
|
13-5
|
8
|
|||
12
|
New Hampton
|
13-4
|
15
|
|||
13
|
Center Point-Urbana
|
14-5
|
NR
|
|||
14
|
Crestwood
|
11-5
|
NR
|
|||
15
|
Waukon
|
13-5
|
12
|
School
|
Record
|
LW
|
||||
1
|
Western Christian
|
18-1
|
1
|
|||
2
|
IKM-Manning
|
18-0
|
2
|
|||
3
|
North Linn
|
20-0
|
3
|
|||
4
|
Lawton-Bronson
|
20-1
|
4
|
|||
5
|
Panorama
|
18-1
|
5
|
|||
6
|
North Butler
|
15-1
|
6
|
|||
7
|
Manson-NW Webster
|
16-2
|
8
|
|||
8
|
Aplington-Parkersburg
|
15-2
|
11
|
|||
9
|
Hinton
|
14-2
|
9
|
|||
10
|
West Marshall
|
17-3
|
13
|
|||
11
|
Pella Christian
|
14-3
|
14
|
|||
12
|
Hudson
|
16-2
|
10
|
|||
13
|
North Mahaska
|
18-1
|
7
|
|||
14
|
Fort Dodge St. Edmond
|
17-2
|
NR
|
|||
15
|
Maquoketa Valley
|
15-5
|
13
|
School
|
Record
|
LW
|
||||
1
|
Newell-Fonda
|
17-1
|
2
|
|||
2
|
Central Lyon
|
18-2
|
3
|
|||
3
|
Burlington-Notre Dame
|
18-2
|
4
|
|||
4
|
Bedford
|
18-1
|
1
|
|||
5
|
Ar-We-Va
|
15-3
|
5
|
|||
6
|
Adair-Casey
|
18-0
|
6
|
|||
7
|
Grundy Center
|
16-3
|
7
|
|||
8
|
Meskwaki Settlement
|
18-2
|
8
|
|||
9
|
Colo-Nesco
|
18-2
|
9
|
|||
10
|
Janesville
|
18-3
|
11
|
|||
11
|
Preston
|
14-4
|
13
|
|||
12
|
LeMars Gehlen Catholic
|
13-4
|
14
|
|||
13
|
Bellevue Marquette Catholic
|
11-5
|
15
|
|||
14
|
Clarksville
|
15-4
|
12
|
|||
15
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North Iowa
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14-5
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10
|
|||
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A judge in Douglas County, NE, sentenced a former Council Bluffs pastor to 30-years in prison Thursday, for sexually assaulting an 11-year old girl who had turned to him for help in dealing with a family situation. The Omaha World-Herald says 57-year old Efrain Umaña had been charged with first-degree sexual assault. In 2011, Umana was sentenced in Iowa to 35 years in prison for sexually assaulting the same girl as well as at least two women in Council Bluffs. The paper says he pleaded no contest to his assaults of the girl in Omaha in exchange for the prosecution’s recommendation that any sentence in Nebraska be served at the same time as his prison time in Iowa.
All of the assaults occurred in 2004 while Umaña served as pastor of Templo Monte Horeb, a congregation that he eventually left amid accusations of impropriety.
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — An official with a state athletic association says its board will vote next month on a requirement that coaches pass a course dealing with recognizing the signs of traumatic brain injuries. Alan Beste, the assistant executive director of the Iowa High School Athletic Association, told legislators Thursday that the group’s board will likely adopt a rule next month requiring that each year, coaches must pass a course focused on recognizing the signs of brain injuries, including concussions. Student-athletes with such injuries would be removed from play. The rule would apply to coaches of seventh to 12th grade teams.
The rule would take effect in time for the upcoming school year. A House education subcommittee was studying the issue. Legislators opted to not take action if the association approves its rule.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Days after a federal appeals court said the Obama administration is setting overly optimistic production quotas for the struggling biofuels industry, the government has issued new standards that raise production estimates for 2013. New standards announced Thursday by the Environmental Protection Agency require production of 14 million gallons of so-called cellulosic biofuels made from grasses and woody material. That’s up from an 8.7 million-gallon requirement in 2012 — when actual production was near zero.
An oil industry representative said EPA was ignoring the court ruling as it pursued an “absurd” mandate for biofuels. The administration has said increased use of biofuels could lower greenhouse gas emissions that contribute to global warming. A spokeswoman said EPA believes the proposed standards “are a reasonable representation of expected production” of biofuels this year.
Here is the latest Iowa news from The Associated Press
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Officials say cold temperatures and bitter wind chills are hitting most of Iowa early this morning. In Des Moines, the temperature was expected to hit 7 degrees below zero during overnight hours. Officials say it’s been almost two years since the temperature was this low.
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — State revenues in Iowa were up last year. The Iowa Legislative Services Agency reported yesterday that tax receipts in December totaled about $625 million, an increase of about $37 million when compared to December 2011. That’s up by 6.3 percent. The agency says several factors contributed to the increase, including individual income taxes being up by more than $200 million. Corporate income taxes also were up about $159 million.
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Iowa has been awarded $1.1 million as part of a national settlement involving improper foreclosure conduct by a mortgage processing company. Attorney General Tom Miller announced yesterday that Iowa is one of dozens of states that will receive some of the $121 million settlement from Lender Processing Services and its subsidiaries. The company will be required to reform its business practices under the settlement.
IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Aaron White had a career-high 27 points and Iowa beat Penn State 76-67 last night in Iowa City. Melsahn Basabe had 10 points and 10 rebounds in his first start of the season for the Hawkeyes, who hit 31 free throws in 39 tries.
An official with the State Fire Marshal’s Office says it appears arson was the cause of a fire the severely damaged a home in Carter Lake early Tuesday morning. John Ticer told the NonPareil that the fire at 802 Redick Boulevard was set on purpose, but he declined to elaborate. Firefighters from Carter Lake and Crescent were dispatched to the blaze around 1-a.m., Tuesday. The fire reportedly caused about $35,000 damage to the unoccupied home. The structure had been vacant for only about a week, while the owners were in the process of moving. An investigation into the cause of the fire continues. Anyone with information about the incident is asked to call the State Fire Marshall’s Office at (712) 308-3977.