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It is his 34th season as a college head coach. be made on your letterhead by FAX to: intended to supplement, not duplicate. His career mark is 212-162-10. Fry Director the 1995 Iowa Football Action Guide. A ranks fifth among active coaches in ca¬ Tom Starr. Executive The Sun Bowl Association special thanks to the writers whose work reer wins and his totalsof 384 games and 4100 Rio Bravo Drive appears within this booklet. 34 years as a head coach are the most by Paso, an active Division I coach. El Texas 79902 FAX: 915-533-066! GAME DATA Fry has guided the Hawkeyesto 13first Iowa (7-4, 4-4) will meet Washington division finishes and three Big Ten titles (7-3-1, 6-1-1) of the Pacific 10 Confer¬ and Rose Bowl appearances. The three¬ Media Headquarters ence in the62nd Sun Bowl Football Clas¬ time Big Ten Coach of the Year (1981. Embassy Suites sic. The game will be played Friday, 1990. 1991) has taken the Hawkeyes to 6100 Gateway East (I-10 at Geronimo) December 29 at 2:30 p.m. CT in El 12 bowl games. Fry' has guided three El Paso, Texas 79905 Paso’s Sun Bowl Stadium. CBS-TV Hawkeye teams to a school-record 10 will televise to a national audience. victories in a season (1985. 1987, 1991) Telephone: 915-779-6222 and his Iowa teams have won at least FAX: RADIO BROADCASTS seven games 10 times. 915-779-8846 Three networks broadcast Iowa foot¬ Fry is coaching in his 15th bowl game. The media rate at the Embassy Suites ball. Originating stations include WHO Fry is 5-8-1 in bowl games, including a is$85 fora single,$95 for adouble,and Des Moines and WMT and KHAK Ce¬ 4-6-1 record at Iowa. Fry is 0-2 vs. includes a full American breakfast. A dar Rapids. The three networks include Washington, with his Iowa teams losing working press room and a hospitality a total of 78 stations in Iowa, Illinois, to the Huskies in the Rose Bowl in both suite are at the hotel. Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska 1982 and 1991. and Texas. Media Schedule Hayden Fry 's first Sun Bowl media conference is Thursday, Dec. 14 at 1 2:30 p.m. at the Hawkeye football fa¬ Schedules and Results cility. Request players for interviews by noon, Dec. 12. Additional media Iowa (7-4, 4-4) Washington (7-3-1, 6-1-1) conferences are tentatively set for Dec. 21, Dec. 26 and Dec. 2S* in El Paso. Arizona State W 23-20 Sept 9 Northern Iowa W 34-13 Sept. 2 Iowa’s team departure istentatively set Sept. 16 at Iowa State W 27-10 Sept. 16 at Ohio State L 20-30 for Dec.21st Sept. 30 New Mexico St W 59-21 Sept. 23 Army W 21-13 Oct. 7 at Mich. State W 21-7 Sept. 30 at Oregon State W 26-16 Telephone Director) Oct. 14 Indiana, 12:05 W 22-13 Oct 7 Notre Dame L 21-29 Oct. 21 Penn State L 27-41 Oct. 14 ai Stanford W 38-28 SunBowl: 915-533-4416 Oct. 28 at Ohio State. 1. 35-56 Oct. 21 at Arizona W 31-1? Tom Starr and Lee Wilson Nov. 4 Illinois, L 7-26 Oct. 28 Southern Cal T 21-2! Nov. 11 at Northwestern L 20-31 Nov. 4 Oregon L 22-24 Washington Sports Information: Nov. 18 at Wisconsin W 33-20 Nov. 1 1 at UCLA W 38-14 Office: 206-543-8333 Nov. 25 Minnesota W 45-3 Nov. 18 Washington St. W 33-30 Fax: 206-543-5000 Director Jim Daves Assistants Cindy Fester &. Dan Lepse 205 Carver-Hawkeye Arena Iowa City. IA 52242-1020 Phone (319) 335-9411 FAX# (319) 335-9417 STRONG AT THE FND ABOUT THE HUSKIES against the Hawkeyes, while no Iowa Iowa ended the regular season with a Washington posted a 7-3-1 overall re¬ player has rushed for 100 yards against 7-4 overall mark, defeating Wisconsin cord and tied for the PAC 10 champion¬ Washington . .. while Iowa is making its (33-20) and Minnesota (45-3) in its final ship with Southern California with a first-ever Sun Bowl appearance, the two games. The Hawkeyes finished 4-4 6-1-1 league record. The Huskies and Huskies won theSun Bowl in 1979(14-7 in the Big Ten for sixth place. Iowa won Trojans tied 21-21 and Washington’s over Texas) and lost in 1986 (Alabama its firstfive games of theseason and were only league loss came a week later to won, 28-6) . Washington is 4-2-1 on ranked as high as 17th by CNN/USA Oregon, 24-22. In non-conference play artificial turf in 1995, Iowa is 3-1 ... five Today and 18th by the Associated Press. the Huskies lost to Ohio State and Notre of Washington’s bowl game records Iowa then lost consecutive four consecu¬ Dame and defeated Army. Washington have been set against Iowa, while two tive games before winning its final two. closed the regular season with wins over Iowa bowl records were set against the Three of the Hawkeye losses came at the UCLA (38-14) and in-state rival Wash¬ Huskies . Iowa graduate assistant hands of ranked teams, including North¬ ington State (33-30). coach Brett Bielema was a defensive western, Ohio State and Penn State. lineman for Iowa in the 1992 Rose Bowl Those three, along with Michigan State, THE SERIES and Washington graduateassistantcoach a team Iowa defeated 21-7, all received Washington holds a 3-2 advantage in Travis Richardson was a defensive line¬ bowl invitations. Iowa is one of six Big the five games series. The teams first man for the Huskies. Ten teams invited to a bowl game. met in 1936 in Seattle, and last met in 1991 in Pasadena. Iowa played at Wash¬ LIGHTS. CAMERA. ACTION WINNING ON THE ROAD ington in 1963 and the Huskies returned Iowa is 66-44-5 (.596) on television Iowa’s win at Wisconsin was its third the game in Iowa City in 1964. The 80 since 1953, including a 4-4 mark this of the season on the road, the first time points scored in the 1991 Rose Bowl season and has a 46-38-5 mark under since 1991 that Iowa has won three meeting marks the highest scoring Rose Hayden Fry since 1979. games away from home. In 17 seasons Bowl ever. Here are the series results: at Iowa Hayden Fry has guided the TEXAS TWO-STEP Hawkeyes to a winning road record 13 1936 at Seattle: Wash. 14, IA 0 Iowa returns to the state of Texas for times. Four of Washington’s seven vic¬ 1963 at Seattle: IA 17, Wash. 7 the firsttime since taking part in the 1993 tories this season came on the road. 1964 at IA City: IA 28, Wash. 18 Alamo Bowl in San Antonio. Hawkeye 1982 at Pasadena: Wash. 28, IA 0 Coach Hayden Fry is a native of Odessa, IOWA BOWL HISTORY 1991 at Pasadena: Wash. 46, IA 34 TX. He played college football at Baylor Iowa is competing in its 14th bowl and and was the head coach at Southern has a 6-6-1 overall bowl record. Iowa is Methodist (11 yrs.) and North Texas (6 Iowa is 25-29-1 all-time against the playing in its fourth bowl game of the yrs.) before becoming the Iowa head PAC 10 Iowa’s last game 1990’s and in its 12th bowl game in 15 . against a coach in 1979. PAC 10 team came a yearago in a 40-18 years. Iowa is making its first appear¬ Bill Brashier, assistant head coach and loss atOregon, a team that wenton towin ance in the Sun Bowl. Iowa has com¬ defensive coordinator, Don Patterson, the conference title and play in the Rose peted in the Rose Bowl (five times), offensive coordinator and quarterbacks Bowl...last season Iowa metRose Bowl Holiday Bowl (three), Peach (two) and and receivers coach, and Gene Jones, participants Penn State and Oregon on the Gator, Freedom and Alamo once recruiting coordinator and assistant wide the road on consecutive weekends . each. receivers coach, are also native Texans. Iowa opens the 1996 season against an¬ Brashier, a native of Eastland, played other PAC 10 team as Arizona visits IOWA IN THF SUN BOWL football at North Texasand later coached Iowa City next Sept.
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