IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Miles Bridges had 25 points and a crucial steal with five seconds left and fourth-ranked Michigan State rallied past lowly Iowa 96-93 on Tuesday for its seventh straight win. Nick Ward added 17 points and Joshua Langford had 15 for the Spartans (23-3, 11-2 Big Ten), who got a serious scare from the Hawkeyes in what was supposed to be a tune-up for Saturday’s huge home game against No. 3 Purdue.

After Regional Team Dual action on Tuesday the State Dual Team brackets were set for Classes 1A and 2A.

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Class 1A

@ Missouri Valley

Semifinal: Missouri Valley 58, Bedford/Lenox 15
Semifinal: AHSTW 45, West Monona-Whiting 36
Final: Missouri Valley 55, AHSTW 15

@ Logan-Magnolia

Semifinal: Logan-Magnolia 69, Treynor 5
Semifinal: Woodbury Central 75, Southwest Valley 6
Final: Woodbury Central 39, Logan-Magnolia 24

@ I-35, Truro

Semifinal: I-35 64, Southeast Warren-Melcher-Dallas 7
Semifinal: Panorama 59, Wayne 16
Final: I-35 35, Panorama 33

Class 2A

@ PCM Monroe

Semifinal: PCM 53, Red Oak 22
Semifinal: Williamsburg 45, Creston O-M 19
Final: Williamsburg 44, PCM 25

@ Ballard

Semifinal: South Tama County 36, Atlantic-CAM 30
Semifinal: Ballard 42, Van Meter/Earlham 33
Final: Ballard 53, South Tama County 26

@ Sergeant Bluff-Luton

Semifinal: Bishop Heelan 36, Sergeant Bluff-Luton 32
Semifinal: Webster City 51, Central Lyon/George-Little Rock 27
Final: Webster City 51, Bishop Heelan 21

The Atlantic-CAM Wrestling squad fell in the Semifinals of the Regional Dual Team competition at Ballard on Tuesday night. The Trojans fell to South Tama County 36-30 in the semifinal match. South Tama County moved on to face host Ballard in the Final. Ballard defeated Van Meter-Earlham 42-33 in the other semifinal.

AHSTW offensive lineman AJ Sieh announced via social media on Monday that he will continue his football and academic career at Northwest Missouri State. Sieh said on twitter: “I’m excited to announce that I will continue my academic and athletic career at NWMSU. Thank you to all my friends, family, and coaches for everything and helping get to where I am today. #bearcats”

Sieh was a key piece of an 8-2 squad for the Vikings this past season.  The 6-5, 330 pound lineman helped AHSTW rush for 2,317 yards and 30 touchdowns last season.

Class 1A and 2A wrestling teams will compete in Regional Team Duals tonight around the state. Class 3A schools will compete in Regional Duals on Wednesday night. Here is a look at the sites hosting local squads Tuesday.

Class 1A

@ Missouri Valley

Bedford/Lenox vs. Missouri Valley
AHSTW vs. West Monona-Whiting

@ Logan-Magnolia

Treynor vs. Logan-Magnolia
Southwest Valley vs. Woodbury Central

@ I-35, Truro

Southeast Warren-Melcher-Dallas vs. I-35
Panorama vs. Wayne

Class 2A

@ PCM Monroe

Red Oak vs. PCM
Creston O-M vs. Williamsburg

@ Ballard

Atlantic-CAM vs. South Tama County
Ballard vs. Van Meter/Earlham

@ Sergeant Bluff-Luton

Sergeant Bluff-Luton vs. Bishop Heelan
Webster City vs. Central Lyon/George-Little Rock

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IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Attorneys for Iowa football coach Kirk Ferentz and his neighbors say they’ve settled a dispute over a private road and the coach’s refusal to join a homeowner’s association. A trial was scheduled to start Tuesday in the dispute that pitted Iowa’s highest-paid public employee and his wife against the three other families who live on Saddle Club Road outside Iowa City.

Neighbors filed a lawsuit after the Ferentzes refused to join a homeowners’ association and ignored a $9,500 assessment for road repairs. Neighbors say the Ferentzes trespassed by erecting privacy fencing and landscaping in the shared easement and roadway. Homeowners’ association attorney Adam Tarr says his clients “look forward to working with the Ferentzes instead of against them.”

The Ferentzes’ attorney, Mark Roberts, says, “the neighbors will all be glad to resolve this matter without a trial.”

BOYS BASKETBALL
Alta/Aurelia 71, OA-BCIG 49

Fremont Mills, Tabor 57, Clarinda 49, OT

Stanton 66, Lenox 26

POSTPONEMENTS AND CANCELLATIONS

Atlantic vs. Creston-Orient-Macksburg, ppd.

Boyer Valley, Dunlap vs. Coon Rapids-Bayard, ccd.

Greene County vs. Winterset, ppd. to Feb 10.

IKM-Manning vs. MVAO-CO-U, ppd.

Paton-Churdan vs. Ar-We-Va, Westside, ccd.

GIRLS BASKETBALL
Fremont Mills, Tabor 62, College Springs South Page 33

Lenox 43, Stanton 26

Red Oak 71, Southwest Valley 51

South Sioux City, Neb. 62, Bishop Heelan Catholic, Sioux City 47

POSTPONEMENTS AND CANCELLATIONS

Atlantic vs. Creston, ppd.

Boyer Valley, Dunlap vs. Coon Rapids-Bayard, ccd.

IKM-Manning vs. MVAO-CO-U, ccd.

Paton-Churdan vs. Ar-We-Va, Westside, ccd.

West Central Valley, Stuart vs. Glidden-Ralston, ccd.

NEW YORK (AP) — The NBA G League has granted a protest by the Santa Cruz Warriors and ordered the final 17.5 seconds of their loss to Iowa to be replayed.

Golden State’s affiliate protested its 116-113 loss on Jan. 19 after being incorrectly assessed a technical foul for calling an excessive timeout. The Warriors should have been granted a “reset timeout,” a rule in the G League allowing teams to advance the ball without calling time and stopping play.

The Wolves made the technical free throw, then two more after Santa Cruz fouled intentionally to take a 114-111 lead. The G League says Monday that the sequence unfairly impacted the game and ordered it to be restarted tied at 111 with Santa Cruz in possession of the ball.

The replay will take place March 23 in Santa Cruz before the teams’ regularly scheduled game.