Wednesday Afternoon Hawkeye News
Track: Four Hawkeyes Earn all-America Honors [Hawkeye Sports] - Patrick Richards, Steven Willey, Erik Sowinski and Chris Barton each earned honors by placing seventh in the 1,600-meter relay at the NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships last weekend.
Brad Banks hosting football camp in Iowa City [Yahoo] - When you mention the name Brad Banks to any Iowa Football fan, the reaction is always the same. It’s always a smile with memories of his Heisman Trophy runner-up performance in the 2002 season. The former Hawkeye quarterback hasn’t called it a career just yet and is still pursuing his football dreams on a personal level, but he will be hosting his first football camp in Iowa City on July 10th at the Hawkeye Football complex.
Big '10 Welcomes Nebraska: A Student's Perspective - Today, I am extremely happy I chose Iowa because of its outstanding journalism school, but it always comes back to football. My best memories at Iowa so far are the football games the past two seasons.
Prime Time League observations [John Bohnenkamp] - Observations from Tuesday’s opening night of the Prime Time League.
Iowa college students rank second in the nation in volunteerism [U of Iowa] - The University of Iowa has helped Iowa become second in the nation in volunteerism. According to a report released Tuesday by Volunteering in America, Iowa college students rank second in the nation in volunteering within the college student demographic, up from 32nd in 2006, with 41 percent of college students volunteering their time in 2009.
Vote: Which rivalry football game should end the Iowa Hawkeyes regular season?
Barta: Big Ten Expanded to Get Better [KCRG] - Changing for the better -- or expanding to get better -- is why Gary Barta, director of athletics at the University of Iowa, is so excited about the University of Nebraska joining the Big Ten Conference.
Gatens and Cougill square off in Prime Time opener [Daily Iowan] - The opening night of the Prime Time League saw basketball fans from around the area gather in hopes of seeing the future. As hundreds of people filled the North Liberty Community Center, some of Iowa’s brightest stars delivered quite a show.
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