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Class 3-A, District 1
Atlantic @ Winterset
Lewis Central @ Creston
Red Oak @ Carroll
Harlan @ Glenwood
Class 3-A, District 2
MOC-Floyd Valley @ Denison
Class 2-A, District 2
Kuemper Catholic @ East Sac County
Missouri Valley @ OA-BCIG
Class 2-A, District 8
Clarinda @ Clarke
Shenandoah @ I-35
Class 1-A, District 1
Ridge View @ IKM-Manning
Class 1-A, District 7
Nodaway Valley @ West Central Valley
Pleasantville @ Panorama
Class 1-A, District 8
Clarinda Academy @ St. Albert
Tri-Center @ Griswold
Logan-Magnolia @ Audubon
Underwood @ Treynor
Class A, District 7
Guthrie Center @ West Harrison (ND)
Class A, District 8
Bedford @ SE Warren (ND)
A-H-S-T @ Van Meter (ND)
Corning @ Madrid (ND)
Earlham @ Riverside (ND)
Exira/EHK @ Martensdale-St. Marys (ND)
8-Man, District 6
East Union @ Adair-Casey
Murray @ Lenox
CAM @ Mormon Trail
Lamoni @ Ankeny Christian
8-Man, District 7
Ar-We-Va @ Coon Rapids-Bayard
East Greene @ Boyer Valley
Woodbine @ Glidden-Ralston
8-Man, District 8
East Mills @ Stanton
Nishnabotna @ Fremont-Mills
Essex @ Villisca
South Page @ Sidney
Perry Invitational
AMES, Iowa (AP) – About the only thing Iowa State coach Paul Rhoads hasn’t done during his brief but promising stint is beat Iowa – or even come close to doing so. The Cyclones (1-0) have been utterly outclassed in their last two meetings against the Hawkeyes (1-0), who visit Iowa State on Saturday. Iowa State committed six turnovers in a 35-3 loss at home in 2009. Last year, Iowa pushed the Cyclones around in Kinnick Stadium during a 35-7 rout that was even worse than the final score indicated. Rhoads says the Cyclones can’t be manhandled at the line of scrimmage if they hope to snap their losing skid to the Hawkeyes. Iowa State slipped past Northern Iowa 20-19 in its opener, while Iowa trounced Tennessee Tech 34-7.
IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) – An appeals court has upheld the first-degree murder conviction of a mentally ill man who shot his former football coach in the school’s weight room. Mark Becker had argued that he was legally insane when he shot Aplington-Parkersburg High School Coach Ed Thomas in June 2009. A jury found Becker guilty and rejected his insanity defense. Doctors testified at the trial that Becker is a paranoid schizophrenic but they disagreed over whether he knew right from wrong when he shot Thomas. Becker’s lawyers argued that jurors were given incorrect instructions about the legal definition of insanity.
The Iowa Court of Appeals on Thursday agreed one instruction was incorrect but said jurors were given another instruction that correctly defined insanity. Taken together, the court says jurors were properly instructed.
IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) – The Iowa men’s basketball team will open Big Ten play at home against Purdue on Dec. 28. The Big Ten released its full schedule Wednesday, which includes Nebraska for the first time. The Hawkeyes will host the Boilermakers, Ohio State and Michigan in their first three league home games. The Huskers make their first trip to Carver-Hawkeye Arena as a Big Ten rival on Jan. 26. Iowa opens the season on Nov. 11 against Chicago State.
AMES, Iowa (AP) – The series between Iowa and Iowa State, once put on ice for more than 40 years because of bad blood, appears to be stronger than ever. Saturday’s matchup in Ames is sold out, something Cyclones officials can rarely count on for any other opponent. Iowa recently worked with the Big Ten to ensure the series continues when the league goes to a nine-game schedule in 2017. The passion both fan bases have for this matchup was also evident in the recent furor over the new Cy-Hawk rivalry trophy, which is being redesigned. Iowa (1-0) has won three straight over Iowa State (1-0), which rallied to beat Northern Iowa 20-19 in its opener.
COLLEGE STATION, Texas (AP) – The Associated Press has obtained an email indicating that it was Baylor that raised the specter of legal action to stop Texas A&M from leaving the Big 12. The email was sent late Tuesday by Big 12 Commissioner Dan Beebe to Mike Slive, his counterpart at the SEC. It says the Southeastern Conference will need to ask each Big 12 school to waive their legal rights to clear the way for Texas A&M to join the SEC. Beebe says: “I recognize that this issue has been raised due to Baylor University’s indication that its governing board has not waived the university’s rights” to take legal action. Beebe had sent a letter to Slive on Sept. 2 saying that the Big
12 “and its members” would not go to court to sue the SEC or its 12 member schools over Texas A&M as long as the deal was secured by Thursday afternoon. Beebe then sent Tuesday night’s email around the time that SEC presidents and chancellors were voting on an application from Texas A&M to join by next summer. Beebe told Slive, “I regret any confusion on this issue.” Texas A&M President R. Bowen Loftin told the AP in an interview that Tuesday’s email was “really a violation of trust” on the part of Beebe. The Big 12 did not immediately return a message left seeking comment Wednesday afternoon.
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