DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Iowa Governor Terry Branstad is following up on a friendly wager with Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal over the outcome of the Outback Bowl. LSU beat Iowa 21-14 on January 1st in the Outback Bowl.

Branstad says he is donating 100 pounds of Iowa ham to a food bank in his home state and 100 pounds of Iowa ham to a similar place in Louisiana. Branstad’s donations will benefit the Food Bank of Iowa in Des Moines and the Grace Place Ministries soup kitchen in Monroe, Louisiana.

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• Exira/EHK 48, West Central Valley 12
• Woodward-Granger 48, Exira/EHK 30

• Clarinda 69, Red Oak 12
• Clarinda 66, Southwest Valley 11
• Clarinda 75, St. Albert 3
• Red Oak 54, St. Albert 26
• Red Oak 54, Southwest Valley 21
• Southwest Valley 48, St. Albert 24

• Creston/O-M 64, Kuemper Catholic 13
• Creston/O-M 40, Lewis Central 25
• Lewis Central 55, Kuemper Catholic 18

• East Union 48, West Central Valley 6

Hawkeye 10:

• Harlan 76, Atlantic 36
• Glenwood 53, Clarinda 41
• Lewis Central 56, Creston 41
• St. Albert 63, Kuemper Catholic 40
• Shenandoah 52, Denison-Schleswig 44

Western Iowa:

• IKM-Manning 75, Audubon 65
• Missouri Valley 65, Logan-Magnolia 28
• Treynor 66, A-H-S-T 23
• Tri-Center 73, Griswold 35
• Underwood 45, Riverside 37

Rolling Valley:

• Adair-Casey 49, Paton-Churdan 32
• Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton 66, West Harrison 44
• Ar-We-Va 51, Coon Rapids-Bayard 49
• Woodbine 63, Boyer Valley 51
• Glidden-Ralston 58, Charter Oak-Ute 41

Others:

• Ballard 73, Carroll 18
• Bedford 72, Lenox 47
• CB Abraham Lincoln 45, Sioux City East 44
• Des Moines Christian 60, West Central Valley 39
• Essex 46, Sidney 39
• Fremont-Mills 70, South Page 27
• Mount Ayr 55, Southwest Valley 39
• Nodaway Valley 60, East Union 44

AMES, Iowa (AP) — Senior point guard DeAndre Kane was supposed to be a one-year stopgap for Iowa State. Kane has evolved into one of the most versatile players in the country — and the surging Cyclones look like one of the best teams in the nation because of it. Kane had a season-high 30 points with nine assists, eight rebounds and five steals as No. 9 Iowa State rolled past No. 7 Baylor 87-72 on Tuesday night, setting a school record with its 14th straight win. Melvin Ejim added 18 points for the Cyclones (14-0, 2-0 Big 12), who outscored Baylor 47-34 in the second half and rolled to a surprisingly decisive win over a fellow Big 12 title contender. Gary Franklin and Brady Heslip both had 15 points for Baylor (12-2, 0-1), which saw its win streak snapped at six games.

Baylor couldn’t have asked for a tougher draw to open Big 12 play. The Cyclones had already beaten ranked teams Michigan and Iowa at home this season and entered play 39-3 in Ames since 2011-12. This was the first matchup of top 10 teams in Ames in 13 years.It could end up having a huge say in the Big 12 title race. Though Baylor and Iowa State were picked to finish behind Kansas and Oklahoma State, the prospect of the Bears and Cyclones competing for the league title suddenly looks a lot more realistic than it did in November.

The Jayhawks have already lost four times. The Cowboys dropped their Big 12 opener at Kansas State in their first game without center Michael Cobbins, who’s out for the season with an Achilles injury. Meanwhile, the Bears rolled into league play with just one loss — No. 2 Syracuse in Hawaii — and Iowa State’s start remains the best in school history.

Hawkeye 10:

• Harlan 59, Atlantic 45
• Glenwood 82, Clarinda 70
• Kuemper Catholic 46, St. Albert 34
• Lewis Central 52, Creston 41
• Shenandoah 63, Denison-Schleswig 56
• Red Oak 58, Thomas Jefferson 42

Western Iowa:

• Griswold 39, Tri-Center 38
• IKM-Manning 64, Audubon 38
• Missouri Valley 47, Logan-Magnolia 34
• Treynor 56, A-H-S-T 36
• Underwood 70, Riverside 45

Rolling Valley:

• Adair-Casey 57, Paton-Churdan 43
• West Harrison 72, Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton 65
• Ar-We-Va 42, Coon Rapids-Bayard 38
• Glidden-Ralston 58, Charter Oak-Ute 50
• Woodbine 67, Boyer Valley 65 (OT)

Others:

• Carroll 76, Ballard 69
• CB Abraham Lincoln 66, Sioux City East 54
• East Mills 62, Nishnabotna 42
• Fremont Mills 75, South Page 40
• Mount Ayr 66, Southwest Valley 35
• Nodaway Valley 94, East Union 37
• Panorama 73, Ogden 61
• Sidney 45, Essex 28
• Van Meter 57, Guthrie Center 14

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) – The Big Ten has suspended Hawkeyes coach Fran McCaffery for one game and fined Iowa $10,000 for his outburst during Sunday’s loss at Wisconsin. McCaffery received back-to-back technical fouls and was ejected for arguing with officials midway through the second half. The Big Ten says in a release on Tuesday that McCaffery’s actions violated the league’s sportsmanship policy.

McCaffery will sit out Thursday’s home game against Northwestern. Assistant coach Kirk Speraw will take his place. McCaffery apologized for the second time in as many days Tuesday, saying he regrets his actions and accepts the league’s decision.  Iowa athletic director Gary Barta says that McCaffery has expressed his remorse for the incident and adds that the coach has his full support moving forward.

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We have a Hawkeye 10 girls basketball match-up tonight for you on KJAN.  Atlantic visits top-ranked Harlan.  Jim Field and Chris Parks have all the action.  We’re on the air at 7:30 pm.  You can listen live on AM 1220 or FM 101.1.  We will stream the game live on www.kjan.com and on your smart phone if you’ve downloaded the free KJAN app.  And, you can watch live on KJAN TV, just go to the TV page on www.kjan.com and click the play button to watch the live video broadcast of the game.