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IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Iowa receiver Ihmir Smith-Marsette was arrested on suspicion of drunken driving early Sunday and will be suspended for next weekend’s home game against Michigan State. Smith-Marsette was driving a 2017 Chevrolet Camaro when Iowa City police pulled him over for speeding about 1:30 a.m., hours after the Hawkeyes’ 21-20 loss to Northwestern.
FILE – In this Sept. 14, 2019, file photo, Iowa wide receiver Ihmir Smith-Marsette returns a kickoff during the second half of an NCAA college football game against Iowa State in Ames, Iowa. (AP Photo/Charlie Neibergall, File)
A police report said Smith-Marsette was traveling 74 mph in a 30 mph zone and the officer described him as having bloodshot and watery eyes and smelling of alcohol. Smith-Marsette failed field sobriety tests, and his blood-alcohol content was .130. The legal limit is .08.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Patrick Mahomes threw for 416 yards and five touchdowns, the Kansas City defense shut down Sam Darnold and the inept Jets offense and the Chiefs romped to a 35-9 victory over winless New York. Tyreek Hill had 98 yards receiving and two touchdowns, Travis Kelce had 109 yards and another score, and Mecole Hardman and Demarcus Robinson also reached the end zone for the Chiefs.
Kansas City Chiefs’ Nick Keizer (48), Demarcus Robinson (11), Tyreek Hill (10) and Patrick Mahomes (15), celebrate a touchdown scored on a catch by Robinson in the second half of an NFL football game agains the New York Jets on Sunday, Nov. 1, 2020, in Kansas City, Mo. (AP Photo/Charlie Riedel)
The win was Andy Reid’s 229th and put him in a tie with Hall of Fame coach Curly Lambeau for the fifth most in NFL history. The Jets managed just 221 yards total offense in falling to 0-8 for the first time since 1996.
Here is the latest Mid-America sports news from The Associated Press
LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) — Breece Hall matched a career high with 185 yards rushing and two touchdowns, Brock Purdy threw two TD passes and had another score on the ground and No. 23 Iowa State coasted to a 52-22 victory over winless Kansas. Purdy finished with 239 yards passing and Kene Nwangwu also hit the end zone for the 4-2 Cyclones, who bounced back from a tough loss to No. 6 Oklahoma State by beating the Jayhawks for the sixth straight time. The only bright spot for 0-6 Kansas came on a 100-yard kickoff return by Kenny Logan in the second half.
IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Jesse Brown scored the go-ahead touchdown on a 2-yard run in the third quarter, and Northwestern erased an early 17-point deficit to beat Iowa 21-20. The Wildcats outscored the Hawkeyes 21-3 after the first quarter, eating up clock and keeping the Hawkeye offense out of rhythm. Peyton Ramsey threw for 130 yards on 11-of-18 passing and ran for another 26 yards, and Isaiah Bowser had 25 carries for 85 yards for the Wildcats. Spencer Petras threw all three of his interceptions in the second half, the last one on a tipped ball that linebacker Blake Gallagher picked off, allowing Northwestern to go into victory formation.
CLEMSON, S.C. (AP) — Top-ranked Clemson rallied from 18 points down to beat Boston College, 34-28. Freshman DJ Uiagalelei threw for 342 yards and two touchdowns in place of Heisman Trophy candidate Trevor Lawrence, who sat out after testing positive for COVID-19. Uiagalelei’s performance proved even more important after head coach Dabo Swinney announced that Lawrence will also miss next Saturday’s clash with fourth-ranked Notre Dame.
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) — Mac Jones threw four touchdown passes to DeVonta Smith, who had 203 receiving yards in second-ranked Alabama’s 41-0 pounding of Mississippi St. Najee Harris gained 119 yards on 21 carries for the Crimson Tide, who handed Mike Leach his first shutout loss as a head coach. Najee Harris gained 119 yards on 21 carries for the Tide.
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) — Third-ranked Ohio State generated 526 yards of offense in its 15th straight Big Ten win and 10th straight on the road against a ranked opponent, 38-25 at No. 18 Penn State. Justin Fields passed for 318 yards and the Buckeyes had two scoring receptions each from both Chris Olave (oh-LAH’-vay) and Jeremy Ruckert. Garrett Wilson took an opening sweep 62 yards to set up Master Teague III’s short touchdown run two plays later.
UNDATED (AP) — Fourth-ranked Notre Dame and No. 5 Georgia were winners on Saturday. Kyren Williams ran for two touchdowns and the Irish tuned up for next weekend’s big game against Clemson by thumping Georgia Tech, 31-13. Zamir White rushed for a career-high 131 yards and a touchdown in the Bulldogs’ 11th straight win over Kentucky, 14-3.
STILLWATER, Okla. (AP) — Sam Ehlinger threw a 15-yard touchdown pass to Joshua Moore in overtime before Joseph Ossai’s sack of Spencer Sanders clinched a 41-34 victory for Texas against No. 6 Oklahoma State. The Cowboys outgained the Longhorns, 530 yards to 287, but OSU turned the ball over four times. Sanders passed for career highs of 400 yards and four touchdowns, but his three turnovers led to 17 points for the Longhorns.
The Class 1A and 2A State Cross Country Meets were run today at Kennedy Park in Fort Dodge. Here’s a look at the race results with area teams and runners noted.
Class 2A Girls
Panorama- 12th
31st 23 Ella Waddle, 12 21:14.1 66th 49 Gwen Steffen, 12 21:57.3 91st 66 Mia Waddle, 9 22:27.8 93rd 67 Payton Beckman, 11 22:33.7 103rd 76 Oliva Steffen, 12 22:58.6 126th 97 Leah Fett, 11 25:03.9 132nd 103 Avery Bahrenfuss, 9 26:50.6 Chloe DeVries- Red Oak- 77th Taitlin Koch- West Central Valley- 78th Ashlyn Eberly- Clarinda- 47th Mayson Hartley- Clarinda-13th Clara Teigland- Treynor- 5th Georgia Paulson- Underwood- 15th
Class 2A Boys
Brek Boruff- Missouri Valley- 78th
Cody Gilpin- Missouri Valley- 34th
Baylor Bergren- Red Oak- 24th
Cole Dooley- Treynor- 20th
Bryce Patten- Underwood- 90th
Gable Porter- Underwood- 26th
Michael Mayer- Clarinda- 92nd
Jon McCall- Clarinda- 41st
Class 1A Girls
ACGC- 5th
9th 7 Rylee Sloss, 12 19:57.5 51st 29 Jorja Hoover, 12 21:42.2 57th 32 Kiersten Knobbe, 10 21:48.7 61st 35 Hayden Coffman, 9 21:55.5 96th 60 EmmaKay McClain, 12 22:42.6 138th 95 Kelsey Carlson, 9 24:27.6 145th 102 Alyson Embleton, 12 25:31.3
AHSTW- 6th
22nd 13 Julia Kock, 12 20:47.4 26th 15 Chloe Falkena, 12 20:53.1 64th 37 Holly Hoepner, 12 22:00.2 93rd 57 Jade Draman, 12 22:39.2 94th 58 Kailey Jones, 12 22:41.3 148th 105 Jordan Blotzer, 11 26:28.7 151st 108 Claire Denning, 12 27:57.3
Earlham- 10th
20th 11 Lily Dixon, 10 20:42.8 30th 19 Katie Noah, 12 21:05.3 86th 52 Rowen Fisk, 9 22:27.9 88th 54 Taylor Jensen, 10 22:29.1 133rd 90 Carly Schaffer, 11 24:03.0 142nd 99 Katie Steward, 9 25:07.8 144th 101 Emma Jensen, 12 25:12.7
Logan-Magnolia- 11th
6th 4 Courtney Sporrer, 11 19:51.0 79th 46 Mya Moss, 10 22:16.3 82nd 48 Greylan Hornbeck, 10 22:20.8 112th 71 Mariah Nolting, 10 23:09.7 118th 76 Kiera Hochstein, 9 23:22.5 129th 86 Marissa Brenden, 12 23:54.6 134th 91 Eowyn Sieck, 10 24:06.6 Abby Mandel- Boyer Valley- 115th McKinna Hogan- Lenox- 58th Karlie Larsen- Mount Ayr- 107th Christa Cass- Orient-Macksburg- 91st Hagan Arnold- Wayne- 123rd Peyton Pogge- Tri-Center- 5th Courtney Sporrer- Lo-Ma - 6th Grace Slater- Audubon- 19th Reese Duncan- St. Albert- 16th Carly McKeever- St. Albert- 74th Brenna Smith- St. Albert- 109th Rylee Sloss- ACGC - 9th
Class 1A Boys
Earlham- 2nd (Zach Dixon 5th, Jayden Dickson 6th)
5th 4 Zach Dixon, 12 16:37.8
6th 5 Jayden Dickson, 11 16:44.1
15th 11 Dominic Braet, 11 17:01.2
29th 19 Riley Harger, 12 17:37.0
49th 31 T J. Harkins, 12 18:03.4
88th 55 Jack Flickinger, 12 18:47.1
106th 66 Sam Doud, 12 19:14.9
ACGC- 4th (Trevin Suhr 21st)
21st 16 Trevin Suhr, 11 17:19.2 40th 25 Justin Reinhart, 10 17:53.2 50th 32 Kaden Thompson, 11 18:03.7 63rd 40 Andrew Mahaffey, 9 18:13.5 68th 43 Bo Arrasmith, 9 18:22.6 81st 51 Lance Bunde, 9 18:36.2 112th 72 Miles Kading, 11 19:30.4
Nodaway Valley- 10th (Doug Berg- 18th)
18th 14 Doug Berg, 10 17:14.2 34th 22 Toby Bower, 12 17:48.4 65th 41 Ben Breheny, 12 18:17.9 131st 90 Gavin Shoemaker, 11 20:14.4 143rd 102 Jaxon Christensen, 11 20:43.9 146th 105 Jevin Christensen, 11 21:32.1 148th 107 Tyler Cooper, 9 22:08.8 Patrick Heffernan- Boyer Valley- 58th Ben Schroder- Riverside- 69th Colin Lillie- St. Albert- 26th RC Hicks- Wayne- 54th Landon Bengen- Woodbine- 53rd Quentin Dreyer- IKM-Manning- 24th Brett McGee- Tri-Center- 11th Sean McGee- Tri-Center- 85th
IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Jesse Brown scored the go-ahead touchdown on a 2-yard run in the third quarter, and Northwestern erased an early 17-point deficit to beat Iowa 21-20. The Wildcats outscored the Hawkeyes 21-3 after the first quarter, eating up clock and keeping the Hawkeye offense out of rhythm. Peyton Ramsey threw for 130 yards on 11-of-18 passing and ran for another 26 yards, and Isaiah Bowser had 25 carries for 85 yards for the Wildcats.
Iowa running back Tyler Goodson (15) is tackled by Northwestern defensive end Earnest Brown IV during the first half of an NCAA college football game, Saturday, Oct. 31, 2020, in Iowa City, Iowa. (AP Photo/Charlie Neibergall)
Spencer Petras threw all three of his interceptions in the second half, the last one on a tipped ball that linebacker Blake Gallagher picked off, allowing Northwestern to go into victory formation.
LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) — Breece Hall matched a career high with 185 yards rushing and two touchdowns, Brock Purdy threw two TD passes and had another score on the ground and No. 23 Iowa State coasted to a 52-22 victory over winless Kansas.
Iowa State running back Breece Hall (28) gets past Kansas cornerback Kyle Mayberry (8) during the first half of an NCAA college football game in Lawrence, Kan., Saturday, Oct. 31, 2020. (AP Photo/Orlin Wagner)
Purdy finished with 239 yards passing and Kene Nwangwu also hit the end zone for the 4-2 Cyclones, who bounced back from a tough loss to No. 6 Oklahoma State by beating the Jayhawks for the sixth straight time. The only bright spot for 0-6 Kansas came on a 100-yard kickoff return by Kenny Logan in the second half.
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(Radio Iowa) – The Iowa Department of Natural Resources is offering a new online resource for beginning and experienced hunters. The series of “Let’s Go Hunting” videos is a clearinghouse of information for hunters, thanks to a partnership with Iowa Safari Club International and several other organizations. D-N-R hunter education coordinator Megan Wisecup says you can access the videos for free. “It’s definitely perfect timing with the way things are going right now this year,” Wisecup says. “We are excited to get this resource launched and out into folks’ hands.”
The series will feature 23 different videos on several hunting aspects such as location, how to call animals, types of weaponry and more. “The overall goal of our project is to create some resources out there that folks can navigate on their own time and from the comfort of their own home,” Wisecup says. “It’s really that next step after you get done with hunter education.” The videos can be a welcome plus for new hunters as well as seasoned veterans. “I think it will be a great addition and also a great refresher,” she says. “Even a lot of our own staff and officers enjoy having this as a refresher before going into the season.”
To check out the video series and find other resources to expand your hunting knowledge or even your first hunting experience, visit: www.iowadnr.gov/learntohunt.
The Class 1A and 2A State Cross Country Meets will be run today at Kennedy Park in Fort Dodge. Here’s a look at the race day schedule with area teams and runners noted.
Class 2A Girls- 10:30 a.m.
Panorama
Chloe DeVries- Red Oak
Taitlin Koch- West Central Valley
Ashlyn Eberly- Clarinda
Mayson Hartley- Clarinda
Clara Teigland- Treynor
Georgia Paulson- Underwood
Class 2A Boys- 11:00 a.m.
Brek Boruff- Missouri Valley
Cody Gilpin- Missouri Valley
Baylor Bergren- Red Oak
Cole Dooley- Treynor
Bryce Patten- Underwood
Gable Porter- Underwood
Michael Mayer- Clarinda
Jon McCall- Clarinda
Class 1A Girls- 3:30 p.m.
Earlham
ACGC
Logan-Magnolia
AHSTW
Abby Mandel- Boyer Valley
McKinna Hogan- Lenox
Karlie Larsen- Mount Ayr
Christa Cass- Orient-Macksburg
Hagan Arnold- Wayne
Peyton Pogge- Tri-Center
Grace Slater- Audubon
Reese Duncan- St. Albert
Carly McKeever- St. Albert
Brenna Smith- St. Albert
Class 1A Boys- 4:00 p.m.
Nodaway Valley
ACGC
Earlham
Patrick Heffernan- Boyer Valley
Ben Schroder- Riverside
Colin Lillie- St. Albert
RC Hicks- Wayne
Landon Bengen- Woodbine
Quentin Dreyer- IKM-Manning
Brett McGee- Tri-Center
Sean McGee- Tri-Center
Here is the latest sports news from The Associated Press
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Chiefs coach Andy Reid knows one of the intriguing subplots Sunday when Kansas City takes on the New York Jets will be running back Le’Veon Bell’s first shot at his former team. The two-time All-Pro joined the Chiefs after a rather acrimonious split with the Jets a couple weeks ago. Bell had a get-your-feet wet game against the Denver Broncos last weekend. He could have a much bigger role when the Super Bowl champs face the winless Jets at Arrowhead Stadium.
UNDATED (AP) — The NFL says the Chargers and Broncos game Sunday is not in jeopardy after players from both teams tested positive for COVID-19. The Chargers are likely to be down to their third string players at right guard and right tackle because of injuries and because two linemen were placed on the COVID-19/reserve list. They scrapped practice after right guard Graham Glasgow tested positive. The Broncos were already in the league’s intensive coronavirus protocols, which began when running backs coach Curtis Modkins contracted the virus two weeks ago. Modkins returned to work Monday.
Elsewhere:
The Packers will face the Vikings on Sunday without leading rusher Aaron Jones, who will miss a second straight game with a calf injury. That leaves Jamaal Williams and A.J. Dillon as Green Bay’s top two running backs versus Minnesota.
The NFL is “strongly encouraging” that players on the sidelines who are not participating in a game or about to go on the field wear protective masks. In a memo obtained by The Associated Press on Friday, the league’s management council also suggested the 32 teams enhance physical distancing on the sidelines while the NFL considers expanding the bench area. The league also is offering an additional testing option for bus drivers retained by teams in the away city, prior to the team’s arrival.
UNDATED (AP) — College football’s bowl schedule is finally set and will begin Dec. 19, the day most of the major college football conferences are set to play their championship games. The 37-game bowl schedule will now include several mainstays like the Holiday Bowl in San Diego and the Hawaii Bowl because of issues related to the pandemic. But there will still be opportunities for 72 teams to go bowling in the 36 games that lead up to the College Football Playoff national championship on Jan. 11 in Miami Gardens, Florida.
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