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IOWA CITY, Iowa — The University of Iowa baseball team released the details of its 54-game 2019 schedule, it was announced Monday by head coach Rick Heller.
Below is a rundown of the Hawkeyes’ 2019 schedule:
– Twenty-six of Iowa’s 54 games will be played at Duane Banks Field. The Hawkeyes are 72-20 (.760) at home since the start of the 2015 season. The home opener is set for March 6 against a TBA opponent.
– Iowa will play 12 games against four NCAA Tournament teams and all 12 games will be on the road. The Hawkeyes will travel for three-game series at Oklahoma State, Indiana, Purdue, and Ohio State.
– The Hawkeyes will host Big Ten series against Illinois, Rutgers, Nebraska, and Michigan State.
– Iowa travels for Big Ten series against Indiana, Purdue, Ohio State, and Maryland.
– The Hawkeyes don’t play Michigan, Minnesota, Northwestern, or Penn State during the regular season, but Iowa will play a nonconference game against Northwestern at Impact Field in Rosemont, Illinois, on May 1.
– Iowa will open the season at the Diamond 9 Sunshine State Classic Series in Kissimmee, Florida, for a second straight season before traveling to Honolulu, Hawaii, for a four-game series at Hawaii.
– The Hawkeyes will also play nonconference series at Evansville, while hosting Cal State Northridge and UC Irvine at Banks Field.
– The 2019 Big Ten Tournament will be held at T.D. Ameritrade Park in Omaha, Nebraska, from May 22-26 for a second straight season. The Hawkeyes have advanced to the postseason five straight seasons — a school record.
The Hawkeyes will host Kirkwood Community College in their final fall exhibition on Friday at 5 p.m. (CT) at Duane Banks Field. The Black & Gold World Series will be contested from Oct. 10-12.
AMES, Iowa – The Iowa State Athletics Department announced today the addition of two schools for its future football schedule in Bowling Green and Tulane.
Iowa State has agreed to terms on a home-and-home series for both teams.
Iowa State will play host to Bowling Green in Ames in 2026 and travel to Bowling Green in 2027. The Iowa State-Tulane series will begin in 2028 in Ames, followed by a trip to New Orleans in 2029.
“The series with Bowling Green allows our program to continue to make inroads in Ohio where Coach Campbell and his staff have strategic recruiting ties,” Iowa State Athletics Director Jamie Pollard said. “We are also very excited for our fans to have an opportunity to travel with us on the road to New Orleans when we play Tulane in 2029.”
Iowa State is 2-0 all-time vs. Bowling Green. The Cyclones defeated the Falcons on the road in 1977 (35-2) and at home in 1979 (38-10).
The Cyclones own a 3-1 series lead vs. the Green Wave, winning the last game in the series at home in 1992 (38-14).
The Iowa State-West Virginia football game on October 13th has been set for a 6:00pm kickoff. The home game for the Cyclones at Jack Trice Stadium will be televised by FS1.
By ARNIE STAPLETON, AP Pro Football Writer
DENVER (AP) — Patrick Mahomes is athletic, agile — and ambidextrous, apparently.
Thanks in part to a nifty left-handed throw as he was about to get sacked by Von Miller at midfield on the game-winning drive, the right-handed Mahomes rallied the unbeaten Kansas City Chiefs past the Denver Broncos 27-23 on Monday night.
By overcoming a 10-point fourth-quarter deficit, the Chiefs (4-0) took a two-game lead over the Broncos (2-2), their AFC West rivals whom they’ve now beaten six straight times.
The only other remaining unbeaten team is the Los Angeles Rams.
Down 23-13, Mahomes directed a 12-play, 75-yard drive that ate up more than six minutes and culminated with a 2-yard TD toss to tight end Travis Kelce.
After a three-and-out by Denver, Mahomes added a 60-yard touchdown drive, handing off to Kareem Hunt for the 4-yard score with 1:39 remaining.
On that last drive, Mahomes was getting dragged down by Miller on third-and-5 at midfield when he shifted the ball to his left hand and threw it to Tyreek Hill a yard past the first-down marker at the Broncos 49.
“He’s actually more athletic than people realize”, Denver linebacker Brandon Marshall said. “People talk about his arm, but he can move out of the pocket and make the necessary throws.”
Even with his left hand.
“I didn’t know he threw it with his left hand,” marveled Miller. “He’s a great quarterback.”
“Patrick worked real hard on that left-handed throw,” Chiefs coach Andy Reid quipped. “Some amazing plays there. We’ve seen it in practice but not under those conditions.”
Mahomes proved slippery all night.
“We played well and we got to him but he would scramble out to his right as he likes to do,” Marshall said. “It’s almost like we’d have him in our fingertips and he’d scramble away and throw for a first down.
“The kid can play. He’s going to be really good. He’s really good right now, but we should have won the game.”
It was the first time since 2004 that the Broncos blew a 10-point fourth-quarter lead at home.
UP NEXT
Chiefs: Host Jacksonville on Sunday to begin a stretch of three home games in four weeks.
Broncos: Visit the Jets on Sunday, the first of three road games in four weeks.
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DENVER (AP) — Patrick Mahomes rallied the unbeaten Kansas City Chiefs back from a 10-point deficit in the fourth quarter for a 27-23 win over the Denver Broncos. The Chiefs took a two-game lead over the Broncos in the AFC West with their sixth straight win over their rivals. Down 23-13, Mahomes directed a 12-play, 75-yard drive that ate up more than six minutes and culminated with a 2-yard TD toss to tight end Travis Kelce. He then handed off to Kareem Hunt for the 4-yard go-ahead score with 1:39 remaining.
DENVER (AP) — Patrick Mahomes made one of the biggest plays of the game with a left-handed pass. It led to pivotal first down late in the fourth quarter that helped the Kansas City Chiefs to a 27-23 comeback win over the Denver Broncos. The Chiefs improved to 4-0.
DENVER (AP) — The Denver Broncos ran roughshod over the Kansas City Chiefs but they only ran 22 times and abandoned their ground game late for the second straight week. As a result they opened the door for the Chiefs’ 27-23 fourth-quarter comeback. Instead of being tied with the Chiefs atop the AFC West, the Broncos fell two games behind the unbeaten Chiefs.
UNDATED (AP) — The Cardinals were hovering around .500 when they fired manager Mike Matheny. They went on a second-half run that had them in playoff contention until the season’s penultimate day. Now, with Mike Shildt getting the full-time job, the Cardinals head into the offseason with plenty of hope for the future.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Royals are looking ahead with hope despite losing 104 games this season. They played better down the stretch, when most of their young prospects were seeing the field every day, and there are more youngsters in the pipeline. No crucial pieces are expected to leave in free agency and manager Ned Yost is signed for another year.
UNDATED (AP) — Iowa State coach Matt Campbell says running back David Montgomery is “day-to-day” after suffering an upper arm injury in last weekend’s loss to TCU. Campbell says an MRI and x-rays were negative and that Montgomery was working out with the team with what he described as a deep bruise. Campbell says Montgomery’s status for Saturday’s game at Oklahoma State is probable.
October 1, 2018 By Todd Kimm
Class 4A
1. WDM Valley (6-0) LW #1 @ C.B Abraham Lincoln
2. Cedar Falls (6-0) LW #2 @ Waterloo West
3. Ankeny Centennial (6-0) LW #3 @ Fort Dodge
4. Bettendorf (5-1) LW #4 vs C.R. Kennedy
5. Iowa City West (5-1) LW #5 @ Davenport North (Thur)
6. Dowling Catholic (4-2) LW #6 vs Sioux City East
7. Johnston (5-1) LW #7 vs #10 Indianola
8. Waukee (4-2) LW #8 @ Ottumwa
9. Cedar Rapids Prairie (5-1) LW #9 @ C.R. Jefferson
10.Indianola (5-0) LW #10 @ #7 Johnston
Class 3A
1. Lewis Central (6-0) LW #1 vs #9 Harlan
2. Cedar Rapids Xavier (6-0) LW #2 vs #6 Western Dubuque
3. Pella (6-0) LW #3 @ Oskaloosa
4. Solon (6-0) LW #4 vs Mount Pleasant
5. North Scott (5-1) LW #5 vs Clinton
6. Western Dubuque (5-1) LW #6 @ #2 Xavier
7. Clear Creek-Amana (6-0) LW #7 vs Davenport Assumption
8. Sergeant Bluff-Luton (5-1) LW #8 @ Spencer
9. Harlan (5-1) LW #9 @ #1 Lewis Central
10.Sioux City Heelan (5-1) LW #10 @ LeMars
Class 2A
1. PCM (Monroe) (6-0) LW #1 vs DSM Christian
2. Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley (5-1) LW #3 @ Sheldon
3. Waukon (5-1) LW #4 vs #10 Columbus Catholic
4. Algona (6-0) LW #7 @ Estherville Lincoln Central
5. Union (LaPorte City) (4-2) LW #9 @ Vinton-Shellsburg
6. West Marshall (5-1) LW #8 @ Nevada
7. Benton (5-1) LW #10 @ Roland-Story
8. Spirit Lake (5-1) LW #2 vs Clarion-Goldfield-Dows
9. Greene County (5-1) LW #6 vs Atlantic
10.Waterloo Columbus (5-1) LW (X) @ #3 Waukon
Class 1A
1. Van Meter (6-0) LW #1 vs Panorama
2. Dike-New Hartford (6-0) LW #2 vs Jesup
3. South Central Calhoun (6-0) LW #3 vs Madrid
4. Bellevue (6-0) LW #4 @ North Cedar
5. Wilton (5-1) LW #5 @ #8 Mediapolis
6. West Lyon (5-1) LW #6 vs #9 West Sioux
7. West Branch (5-1) LW #7 @ N.E. Goose Lake
8. Mediapolis (6-0) LW #8 vs #5 Wilton
9. West Sioux (5-1) LW #9 @ #6 West Lyon
10.Interstate-35 (Truro) (6-0) LW (X) @ Woodward Academy
Class A
1. Hudson (6-0) LW #1 @ Wapsie Valley
2. Algona Garrigan (6-0) LW #2 @ North Union
3. AHSTW (Avoca) (6-0) LW #3 vs Nodaway Valley
4. North Tama (5-1) LW #5 @ GMG Garwin
5. BGM (Brooklyn) (6-0) LW #9 vs Pekin
6. Edgewood-Colesburg (5-1) LW #10 @ Alburnett
7. Belmond-Klemme (5-1) LW #8 vs Graettinger-Terril
8. Saint Ansgar (4-2) LW #4 vs South Winneshiek
9. Mason City Newman (5-1) LW (X) @ Grundy Center
10.Highland (Riverside) (5-1) LW (X) vs Durant
Eight-man
1. New London (6-0) LW #3 @ #2 Iowa Valley
2. Iowa Valley (6-0) LW #4 vs #1 New London
3. Northwood-Kensett (6-0) LW #9 vs Janesville
4. AR-WE-VA (6-0) vs Clay Central-Everly LW #7 vs. Clay Central-Everly
5. Exira-EHK (6-0) @ Woodbine LW #5 @ Woodbine
6. Midland (Wyoming) (6-1) LW #6 @ Springville
7. Don Bosco (5-1) LW #1 @ Dunkerton
8. S.E. Warren (7-0) LW #8 vs Mormon Trail
9. Newell-Fonda (5-1) LW #2 @ Harris-Lake Park
10.Central City (6-0) LW #10 vs Central Elkader
| Record | Pts | Pv | |
| 1. Alabama (58) | 5-0 | 1497 | 1 |
| 2. Georgia | 5-0 | 1405 | 2 |
| 3. Ohio St. (1) | 5-0 | 1395 | 4 |
| 4. Clemson (1) | 5-0 | 1278 | 3 |
| 5. LSU | 5-0 | 1233 | 5 |
| 6. Notre Dame | 5-0 | 1216 | 8 |
| 7. Oklahoma | 5-0 | 1193 | 6 |
| 8. Auburn | 4-1 | 1002 | 10 |
| 9. West Virginia | 4-0 | 998 | 12 |
| 10. Washington | 4-1 | 978 | 11 |
| 11. Penn St. | 4-1 | 920 | 9 |
| 12. UCF | 4-0 | 759 | 13 |
| 13. Kentucky | 5-0 | 707 | 17 |
| 14. Stanford | 4-1 | 700 | 7 |
| 15. Michigan | 4-1 | 687 | 14 |
| 16. Wisconsin | 3-1 | 642 | 15 |
| 17. Miami | 4-1 | 600 | 16 |
| 18. Oregon | 4-1 | 462 | 19 |
| 19. Texas | 4-1 | 403 | 18 |
| 20. Michigan St. | 3-1 | 281 | 21 |
| 21. Colorado | 4-0 | 225 | NR |
| 22. Florida | 4-1 | 210 | NR |
| 23. NC State | 4-0 | 118 | NR |
| 24. Virginia Tech | 3-1 | 89 | NR |
| 25. Oklahoma St. | 4-1 | 88 | NR |
Others receiving votes: Boise St. 86, South Florida 83, Syracuse 74, Cincinnati 35, Iowa 34, Texas A&M 31, Washington St. 14, TCU 13, California 10, Maryland 10, Missouri 8, Mississippi St. 3, Boston College 3, BYU 3, Arizona St. 2, Appalachian St. 2, Duke 1, Hawaii 1, San Diego St. 1.
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