Dargan Southard
Trending Sports and Social Media Producer at Des Moines Register
Trending sports, Iowa WBB and everything else for @DMRegister. Tennessee alum. Father to Lennox (🇭🇹🇺🇸👶🏽). Keep your head on a swivel for the nonsense.
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6 days ago |
hawkcentral.com | Dargan Southard
The Indiana Fever exhibition scheduled for May 4 inside Carver-Hawkeye Arena will now start at 3 p.m., two hours earlier than originally scheduled. The shift likely comes as a result of the game's TV designation, which numerous outlets reported on April 15. Caitlin Clark and the Fever will face the Brazil national team on ESPN unless there is a Game 7 in the NBA playoffs, which would cause the Fever game to be shifted to ESPN2.
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6 days ago |
hawkcentral.com | Dargan Southard
IOWA CITY — Jan Jensen has found her next assistant coach. LaSondra Barrett is joining Iowa women's basketball as an assistant coach after spending the last three seasons at Georgia Tech. The move has the Hawkeyes’ coaching staff back to full strength after assistant Raina Harmon left to take the head-coaching job at Florida Gulf Coast on April 4. Barrett arrives in Iowa City with a decade-long coaching tenure following an All-America playing career at LSU.
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1 week ago |
hawkcentral.com | Dargan Southard
IOWA CITY — A circuitous journey through college baseball's first two months has Rick Heller's Hawkeyes trending back toward something productive. It took some time for Iowa (23-11, 14-4 Big Ten Conference) to find the stability it now possesses, sitting just 1.5 games back of the Big Ten lead with five regular-season weekends remaining.
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1 week ago |
hawkcentral.com | Dargan Southard
Lucy Olsen arrived in Iowa City hoping a bigger basketball platform would expand her opportunities. After one season leading Iowa women’s basketball while thriving under a bright spotlight, Olsen will get her professional chance. The Hawkeyes point guard went No. 23 overall in the April 14 WNBA Draft, going to the Washington Mystics with the 11th pick of the second round.
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1 week ago |
hawkcentral.com | Dargan Southard
Former Iowa women's basketball guard Aaliyah Guyton is heading to Illinois, she announced Saturday via Instagram. A top-100 prospect in the 2024 class, Guyton finished her lone Iowa seasons appearing in 29 games with one start — coincidentally at Illinois — while averaging 16.4 minutes and 4.7 points per game. Guyton officially entered the transfer portal on March 31. Much like Iowa’s season as a team, Guyton's freshman campaign was a seesawing one.
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