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Iowa men’s basketball will play 11 of its 12 nonconference games in the state during the 2026-27 season.
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Iowa State offensive lineman Jake Taylor has a woodworking hobby. You may have seen his locker room project on TikTok.
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Iowa State players put on their jerseys and took the field at Jack Trice Stadium. It was just for pictures, though.
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Taylor Wettach spoke to Iowa State Fair attendees and reporters during the Des Moines Register Political Soapbox on Aug. 22, 2026. (Photo by Brooklyn Draisey/Iowa Capital Dispatch)
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COUNCIL BLUFFS — The 15th-ranked Indian Hills volleyball team wrapped up play at the Reiver Classic with two solid performances on Friday. The Warriors split their twinbill at the Reiver Arena, falling in five sets to third-ranked Northeastern Junior College before dropping Dodge City Community College (KS) 3-1 in the nightcap. Indian Hills closes out the weekend with a 2-2 mark overall after ...
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BALTIMORE — As Mallory Rubin took her spot in front of Camden Yards’ mound Thursday night, she channeled her inner Adley Rutschman from his MLB debut. Ball in hand, ready to throw the ceremonial first pitch, Rubin didn’t rush. She looked around the crown jewel of a ballpark, took a deep breath, cracked a wide smile, looked in for the sign and fired home. The pitch was just a bit inside, but ...
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