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News To Know Supervisors work on New Century Farm The poor farm area in Johnson County will be repurposed for sustainable agriculture and possibly affordable housing.

Under the radar Hawkeye is quietly having a season for the ages. His second 5- performance of the season against Ohio State is just one example of how he has been key for the Hawkeye offense. Sports, 8 Q&A: Gubernatorial candidate Steve Ray Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Ray is not fazed by his opponents for the nom- ination. The Daily Iowan’s Politics Ray editor spoke with him on the 2018 election, properly taxing Iowans, and the lack of mental-health treatment in the state. News, 3 Local music available for streaming The Iowa City Public Library’s website now offers streaming for local music. Library-card holders can download music from the site, and the library compensates artists for provid- ing their music. News, 3 Frontcourt shines early The women’s basketball File Photo/The Daily Iowan team’s victory against Buildings sits on the Johnson County Poor Farm on March 20. The Board of Supervisors is waiting for contractors to start renovations as their plan reached the end of phase 2. Minnesota State-Moorhead was an example of what’s to come from Chase Coley and BY KAYLI REESE five years, Supervisor Mike Carberry said. using organic, sustainable agricultural prac- Megan Gustafson this season. [email protected] “We’ve had a couple different plans to re- tices. Coley finished the exhibition purpose the land, but nothing has come of it Carberry said he’s most excited about the game with 10 rebounds, and The Johnson County Board of Supervisors is until now,” Carberry said. idea of a farmer incubator on the land, which Gustafson had herself a night deep in the planning process to repurpose the The plan has just reached the end of Phase would give new farmers an opportunity to ac- with 22 points and 4 blocks. poor farm land near Melrose Aveue, including 2, Carberry said, and now the supervisors will cess land to begin their farming careers. Sports, 8 sustainable agriculture and possibly afford- look at the finer details of the plan, such as Affordable housing may also be on the poor able housing options. how many acres of land will be needed and farm area, Carberry said. In addition to living The process to repurpose this land, which where money will come from to make changes. areas for the farmers, he said, the supervisors included a name change to the Johnson Coun- Under the new plan, Carberry said, the su- will look into offering affordable housing to ty Historic Poor Farm, has been ongoing for a pervisors hope to farm vegetables and fruits year and a half and will continue over the next and raise some forms of protein on the land, SEE FARM, 2 City Council mulls CITY COUNCIL ELECTION Tune in on Snapchat Your voice, Find The Daily Iowan on your Snapchat Discover page, or scan this code for crazy commercial rental caps lecture stories, mid-semester horoscopes, and more. The City Council debates a rental cap and housing-code your choice: changes with strong effect on student and downtown housing. Long-term structures coming to Ped Mall The Iowa City City Council approved an ordinance to have Vote today long-term structures in the Ped Mall for commercial purposes. There will be three pop-up Five candidates are on the ballot shops that have full electrical capabilities and can be put for City Council. up and taken down easily. The Iowa City holiday market will BY MADISON PURVIS be able to use these structures [email protected] for the third annual event. News, 2 It’s time to choose your city councilors. Decisions made by the Iowa City City Council have an impact on the student and the general community. The council makes decisions affecting rent prices, zoning for downtown businesses, alcohol ordinances, Tune in for LIVE updates and much more. Campus and city news, This election day, five candidates are on weather, and Hawkeye sports the ballot for the Iowa City City Council, in- coverage every day at 8:30 a.m. cluding two incumbents and three newcom- daily-iowan.com. ers. There are openings for two at-large seats and one seat in District B. WEATHER For District B, the candidates are incum- bent Susan Mims and UI student Ryan Hall. Nick Rohlman/The Daily Iowan Incumbent Kingsley Botchway, Center for HIGH LOW UISG City Council liaison Benjamin Nelson addresses the council during a meeting on Oct. 2. The council unanimously Workers Justice coordinator Mazahir Salih, 41 23 passed a measure making rent abatement easier in situations in which landlords violate the housing code. and Iowa City Nighttime Mayor Angela Win- nike will vie for the two at-large seats. Partly sunny, breezy. BY NAOMI HOFFERBER the residents are a family or enact several changes to the To register to vote, you can either go to [email protected] separate members. code, including placing a your polling place or simply register online. INDEX In April, the Iowa Legis- rental cap on areas of Iowa If you don’t know where your polling place The Iowa City City Council lature adopted a law that City in which no new rental is, you can search your address on the John- CLASSIFIED 7 deferred a vote Tuesday night prohibits enforcing this oc- permits could be issued. son County auditor’s website and find out OPINIONS 4 to amend the Housing Code cupancy based on family rela- The amendment also cre- where you need to be to cast your ballot. DAILY BREAK 6 to establish a rental-permit tionships. ates a requirement for bed- To register at the site, you will need an ID cap and “to strengthen the This amendment to code room sizes and shared living and proof of residency, which can be a utility SPORTS 8 minimum requirements for would “mitigate the impact of space, requires interconnect- bill, bank statement, or any document with rental housing.” increased occupancy levels,” ed smoke alarms and dead- your name and current address on it. The city has a regulation for according to the City Council bolt locks on all dwelling To find out more about the candidates and housing that restricts occu- meeting packet. their stances on issues in Iowa City, visit pancy levels based on whether The amendment would SEE RENT, 2 daily-iowan.com 2 NEWS THE DAILY IOWAN | DAILY-IOWAN.COM | TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2017 IS THIS HEAVEN? NO, IT'S SUSHI. 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The rental blamed on the tenants.” a higher rental cap that is cap was suggested at 35 per- Ben Nelson, the UI Stu- binding so landlords are en- cent of a particular district. dent Government City Coun- couraged to maintain prop- “We looked at our neigh- cil liaison, commended the erties because of the threat borhoods, and we looked at Housing-Code changes for of losing their permits, but those percentages, and we increasing quality of life with not having a low rental cap. took an educated guess on student housing, but urged He suggested rather deal- what we consider healthy, vi- the council to break the ing with the issue of student brant neighborhoods,” Laver- changes into separate items housing, as students look for man said. to pass individually. close and affordable housing The rental cap would allow Nick Rohlman/The Daily Iowan He also questioned the in the districts where rental landlords who currently have City Councilor and at-large candidate Kingsley Botchway speaks during the UISG City Council Forum in the IMU on Oct. rental cap as it is proposed. caps are proposed. permits to maintain them, 18. The council deferred a vote to amend the Housing Code and put a cap on rental permits. even in districts that are cur- rently over the rental cap. tively create a price floor,” he increase the number of stu- “I think the proposal for the University of Iowa student said. dents who drive to campus. rental cap sometimes unnec- Austin Wu expressed con- Wu also said it could neg- He also said he thought the essarily blames students for cerns regarding the cap. atively affect walkability for call for a rental cap might things that are not necessarily “In the long run, it would Iowa City because overspill blame students for some- their fault,” Wu said. “Often, place an artificial cap on rent- of renters into lower neigh- thing they weren’t account- things like maintenance or al supply, which would effec- borhoods could potentially able for. snow removal or lawn care,

previous attempts to use tillable to grow crops such given to charities to grow FARM the poor farm land to no as corn and veggies. massive amounts of food CONTINUED FROM FRONT avail. In the 19th century, Car- for those who are food in- “We will honor its his- berry said, the poor were secure. tory and mission by reviv- sent to the farm to live and Mickey Miller, grants and Iowa City residents on the ing farming, helping new work. It was a sort of debt- communications specialist land, which may include farmers learn the trade, ors’ prison, he said, having for the supervisors, said some apartments or condos and, hopefully, supply- people work the land in ex- they want the buildings on and some places to live for ing housing for those new change for food, water, and the land be usable for three the market price. farmers while they learn,” shelter. The land also in- seasons and are currently Trails on the land will al- Friese said. “The Johnson cluded an asylum for those prioritizing the work that so be connected to the Iowa County Historic Poor Farm “feebly minded,” he said, needs to be done. City trail system, Carberry is a treasure that must be noting today we would re- “[The plan] has been said, and current buildings both preserved and revital- fer to this as mental-health through the long haul, and on the area will be restored ized, and I am proud of the care. lots of parties have been for various events and food work we are doing to make Currently, Carberry involved,” Miller said. production. it so.” said, the poor-farm land “The supervisors are excit- Supervisor Kurt Friese The poor farm land en- has been rented out. For ed about moving forward said the plan looks like it compasses 160 acres, Car- the past two years, he said, and are pleased with the will be workable, following berry said, 125 of which is acres of land have been plans.” City Council backs Ped Mall commercial structures The Iowa City City Council voted to approve structures on the Pedestrian Mall for commercial purposes, such as the holiday market.

BY BROOKLYN DRAISEY electrical capabilities, and Prairie Lights. A cash bar was ent businesses can use them [email protected] they can be easily put up and also available for Iowa City over the time period. Potter taken down. They will also be residents to enjoy beer and stressed that the only retailers The Iowa City City Coun- fully accessible in line with hot cider. that would be able to use the cil approved an ordinance the American Disabilities Act This year, the Downtown structures are local, meaning Monday that would allow rules. District will host the third hol- no national companies can structures to be put on the Pe- The growing holiday mar- iday market on the Pedestrian rent them. destrian Mall for commercial ket is one of the reasons Mall, although details have yet “We have a lot of excite- purposes. These structures these structures are need- to be released. ment around it from our re- can be rented for up to 45 days ed, Andrew said. The mar- “What this proposal would tailers,” Potter said. by local business for retail and ket has been held in Black be is just an evolution in the The idea has been well-re- events. Hawk Mini Park, and in past winter market downtown,” ceived by the council, and Simon Andrew, the assis- years, concerns have been Andrew said. “We believe in City Councilors John Thom- tant to the city manager, said raised about the sometimes supporting the winter mar- as, Kingsley Botchway, and there are current provisions brutal winter weather and ket, and one of the major ben- Pauline Taylor expressed for noncommercial structures overnight security for the efits of it from the last couple their excitement at seeing to exist long-term in the Ped vendors. Structures such of years was supporting local the new structures down- Mall, and provisions for the as these have been popular retailers and businesses in a town. Taylor said she was city to approve commercial in many other communi- really critical time of year for excited to go shopping when activity such as food vendors, ties, he said, which gives them.” they go up. but there were none for com- them a good chance of being Betsy Potter, the Down- “I’m really pleased how mercial structures to exist well-accepted here. town District director of op- Black Hawk Mini Park has be- long-term. Last year, the holiday mar- erations, said there has been come kind of a … co-lab, this There will be three pop-up ket offered goods from local a lot of enthusiasm from local idea that it’s … exploring the shops that can be connect- businesses, including Active retailers. The structures will use of the space in an evolving ed or stand alone. They will Endeavors, Tailgate Iowa, hopefully stay up for four to and changing way,” Thomas be fully heated and have full Revival, Moss, Raygun, and five weeks, so many differ- said. THE DAILY IOWAN | DAILY-IOWAN.COM | TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2017 NEWS 3 Library digs into local music scene Kick back and listen to David Zollo and other local music icons with the Iowa City Public Library website update.

BY SARAH WATSON “With smartphones, Omaha, and Nashville, rest of the website.” contract. people so they can expose [email protected] streaming is now the pre- among others have adopt- Although downloading “We hope it supports area people to their music,” dominant way to listen ed similar programs to Io- copyrighted music for free creation of music in the Zollo said. “Earlier in my With the tap of a finger, to music,” librarian Jason wa City’s to support their is often synonymous with community,” Paulios said. career, I had people come Johnson County residents Paulios said. “Now we can own local music scene. illegal, in the Local Music “We want to help support up to me and say that they can now stream local mu- see how many people are Alyssa Hanson, who Project, the artists are paid vital music scene in Iowa saw my music at the local sic directly from the Iowa listening. It will show what spearheaded the redesign by the library to allow card City, and hopefully fund public library, or that was City Public Library web- interest it has, and we of the website for the Lo- holders to download and the artists’ next album or the first way they heard it.” site. could justify putting more cal Music Project, said stream the music. tour.” Paulios said now that The Local Music Proj- money to it next year.” there has been an increase Paulios said he picks the One Iowa City music the redesign is up and ect was started by John Since its inception five in people listening to the music artists by research- artist, David Zollo, started running, he wants to start Hiett in 2012 to allow li- years ago, the Local Music music since the new web- ing online, looking at Little in the Iowa City music in- looking for a more diverse brary-card holders to Project has accumulated a site launched. In the long Village for reviews, word dustry more than 25 years pool of local music artists. download and transfer revolving inventory of 160 term, she said, she hoped of mouth, and looking art- ago. His albums have been “We’re heavy on folk music contracted by local albums from more than 80 the streaming would allow ists playing at local music available at the library for rock and folk music, which artists. Now, in addition artists. One of the first of easier access to music. venues such as the Mill. checkout on CDs, and he is traditional for the Iowa to downloading a zip file its kind, the project has “More people are look- Once he picks an artist, now has seven albums he City music scene,” he said. of the albums, library-card received attention from ing at the albums,” Han- the artist contracts music was involved with on digi- “We’re looking for more in holders can now stream more than 30 library pro- son said. “It’s easier to for two years for $100 or tal download. genres like classical, and nearly 50 albums from the grams across the country. find, more modern, and it artists can give the library “It’s a really great way to jazz, but we’re always look- eastern Iowa music scene. Libraries in Denver, matches the design of the lifetime rights for a $300 get their music in front of ing for Iowa City players.”

GUBERNATORIAL RACE 2018 Not swimming upstream GOP gubernatorial hopeful Steve Ray remains unfazed by his Republican opponents. The Daily Iowan’s Politics Editor spoke with him on the 2018 election, properly taxing Iowans, and the lack of mentalhealth treatments in the state of Iowa.

BY MADELEINE NEAL ly, appropriately, and then and stuff like that that need able for mental health. To Republicans to join me if state who vote Republican [email protected] make sure the money is be- a lot of help — all the other me that’s inexcusable. Ab- they’re in the majority or who are affected by this — ing spent for what the tax- areas that I just addressed, solutely inexcusable. Com- the minority — who knows who have family members Steve Ray, a Republican payers are at least expecting it was just extremely discon- ing from a 30-year career by then … because this is not that need mental-health hopeful for the 2018 guber- it’s going to be used for.” certing to me that we kept in public safety, I know a Republican or Democratic treatment — so this is not natorial race, is an at-large taking people’s money and how mental health inter- issue, and there are plenty one side or the other, this is Boone city councilor — he State budget then campaigning on how acts with law enforcement of Republicans out in this common sense." has held that position since much we’re saving them and and how difficult that is- November 2003. Ray, 47, was "Here we’ve run into these letting so many things go by sue can make law enforce- born in Nevada, Iowa, and problems over and over the … I want to reprioritize the ment’s job. We have a lot of is is also the city of Boone’s years, where we’ve had so budget, and I don’t think people out there [who] have mayor pro tem. much money that was being that we necessarily have to mental-health issues, which Ray, a father of two daugh- syphoned off into the rainy- raise taxes, because I know makes them more prone to ters, moved to Boone in 1979 day fund, got well over $1 that there’s a lot of waste out chemical dependency, alco- and lives there with wife Lisa billion at one point, it was there in state government." holism, drug abuse, which and family. sitting there, while all along just exacerbates their situ- Although he is running we’re cutting education, we Mental health ations. [Mental health] will against incumbent Gov. Kim were cutting public safety, be one of the first things I Reynolds and Cedar Rapids we closed mental-health fa- “… Iowa is dead last in take to the Legislature in Mayor Ron Corbett for the cilities … and we just kept the number of beds avail- 2019, and I will invite the Republican nomination, Ray cutting, and cutting, and is confident about his politi- cutting, all while taking tax- cal experience. payers’ money and putting it in a fund and campaigning Why Ray is running on this idea that 'looking at all the money we’re saving “Well, there are several you, look at all the money key issues that I’m extremely that’s sitting here.' Well, I concerned about. One is just have a different philosophy the overall way that the state in that area. As a Republi- is being managed. I think can, I look at that, and I go, that being in state govern- 'That money is the people’s ment for all the years that I money.' And while we have have and the time that I’ve failing infrastructure on our spent there as a manager, farm-to-market roads and a and seeing some of the deci- lot of our other county roads, sions that were being made from the prior administra- tion under [Terry] Branstad …” Taxes “You know, I’m a Republi- can; I don’t like taxes, unnec- essary taxes, let’s put it that way. OK, it doesn’t matter if you’re a Democrat or Re- publican, everybody knows that in order for government to function, it has to have a revenue, OK, so taxes — it’s a reality. We have to have them [taxes.] So, my view’s always been, if we’re going to tax people, let’s make sure that it’s taxed according- 4 THE DAILY IOWAN | DAILY-IOWAN.COM | TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2017 Opinions COLUMN Houses of cards always tumble in the end What to do with a beloved show ruined by controversy is a tough problem to solve. But it all comes down to concience. alleged that Spacey sexually as- saulted him. I imagine I went through the same process that fans of “The Cosby Show” or “The O’Reilly Factor” had. Confusion, dis- belief, and even anger are all normal reactions to this sort of thing. I loved my show, which ELIJAH HELTON was full of fictional drama, scan- [email protected] dal, and evil. Never did I think the lead actor would be swept “House of Cards” is my favor- up in real-life drama, scandal, ite show. At least, it was. I’d seen and evil. it happen before — with Bill This reality leaves me and Cosby, Bill O’Reilly, and too ma- the hundreds of thousands of ny others — but that was never viewers with a moral question: going to happen with my show. Should we still watch “House of And now I don’t know if I can Cards”? keep watching. There’s always complexity In late October, actor Antho- when separating the art from ny Rapp alleged in a BuzzFeed the artist. Let’s consider three interview that Kevin Spacey different perspectives to figure had made an unwanted sexual out the answer. advance toward him in 1986. We’ll start with an extreme Spacey, who plays protagonist view: We shouldn’t enjoy any- TNS Frank Underwood in “House of thing produced by those who act Kevin Spacey and Robin Wright appear in “House of Cards,” which will end after its upcoming sixth season Cards,” was 26 at the time, and unjustly. This is an exceedingly Rapp was 14. slippery slope. Because everyone might work better. We should on her husband. However, ferent. Some people don’t eat past in the back of their minds. More reports kept pouring has done wrong before, it’s go- only give the shut-it-down many would draw a hard line meat for ethical reasons. Oth- Perhaps the best general rule in. Eight crew members who ing to be pretty difficult to find treatment to those who have if she attempted to murder ers refuse to read books with to follow is to follow personal had worked on “House of Cards” anyone worthy of creating art. If a history of wrongdoing. This him. We need a more dy- lots of swear words. conviction. If people can en- came forward and said Spacey we shut out any artist who has approach is better, but it may namic way of answering the Many former fans might joy the show, they shouldn’t be was also a monster to them. The ever lied, driven drunk, or called lead to over- and underreact- question, “Should I still watch be repulsed at the thought of shamed for doing so. But if it crew said the actor was “preda- someone a mean name, then ing to certain misdeeds. For this?” ever settling to watch old ep- feels as if it’s the wrong thing tory” and created a “toxic” envi- we’re left with Mother Theresa example, most of us could The answer comes down to isodes of “House of Cards,” to do, it’s probably best to find ronment on the set, as reported starring in all our movies. stomach a movie starring an one word: conscience. Every- while others might be perfectly something else to binge all by CNN. One crew member A more nuanced approach actress who routinely cheats one’s morals are a little bit dif- content with putting an actor’s night.

COLUMN Light, dark, & sexual assault on the precipice of thought Rick Perry’s brilliant idea to ending sexual assault? Male education? No. Candle-light vigils? No. Fossil fuels. The Trumpster? Naw. He’s timber at all. ing closer to God to getting the syntax (which is not, appar- need fossil fuels to produce a cat of a different color, and That third agency Perry enough Vitamin C in one’s ently, part of the GOP tax gift electricity, as Perry’s home you could grow hoarse trying couldn’t remember turned out diet. for the rich, but who knows). state of Texas has proven (No. to describe him, as have many to be the Energy Department, But really? Sexual assault? Fossil fuels create light, and 1 or 2 in the country in produc- before you. of all things, which he now Fossil fuels? What’s next? We light stops sexual assault. ing electricity from alternative No, Rick Perry, our es- runs. Or at least takes out for a can turn fossil fuels into food, In light (so to speak) of Har- sources, particularly wind.) teemed Energy Department walk now and then. call it soylent black, and solve vey Weinstein and the dozens And — well, the “ands” could secretary who once, during a During one of those walks, hunger in America? upon dozens upon dozens go on almost forever. And so Republican presidential-nom- apparently, Perry came up with Well, here is Perry in his own upon — well, you get the idea they do. The darkness of sexual BEAU ELLIOT ination debate, forthrightly a novel solution to sexual as- words, which apparently hinge — of more women calling out assault doesn’t bear any rela- [email protected] said he would close down sault. Naturally, an older white on fossil fuels powering elec- other men and their predatory tion to any availability of elec- three federal agencies if he guy would be an expert on tricity (we think, and yes, we sexual practices, that previous tric light, obviously. In the scribble-scrabble of were elected president. Then sexual assault. Especially while know that’s dangerous): sentence obviously comes from It comes from a darkness now, how did we get to this couldn’t remember the third strolling. “When the lights are on, some edge of fantasy land that of mind among perhaps many point, where the profundities one. It was kind of funny, if Perry’s brilliant idea to end- when you have light that most of us don’t want to visit. males. Particularly males in po- of a clown somehow rule the you’re into schadenfreude, or ing sexual assault? Fossil fuels. shines, the righteousness, if We hope. sitions of power. Gee, most po- day? embarrassing to watch him Now granted, a certain you will, on those types of acts. The United States is the No. sitions of power in this country Well, OK, maybe he’s not a stumble around on stage try- segment of Texas officials, of So from the standpoint of how 1 user of fossil fuels for energy are held by males, mostly white clown. Maybe he’s a maniac. ing to recall what his talking which Perry is a member in you really affect people’s lives, (or No. 2 to China), and that males. Who’d of guessed. Or maybe not. Maybe he’s just point for being elected presi- good standing (or strolling), fossil fuels is [sic] going to play fuel use seems to have no effect And that requires a light that a blowhard who got in way dent was. The GOP voters de- devoutly believe fossil fuels a role in that.” on sexual assault. As we would no energy, fossil-fuel-generat- over his head. cided he wasn’t presidential are the answer for everything Um, yeah. have suspected. ed or not, will solve. Comforting thought, no? timber or perhaps any kind of from transportation and liv- Let’s see, crawling through And, of course, one doesn’t Parry that, Perry.

IN THEIR OWN WORDS We asked a few UI students if gun control discourse is effective Two of the five deadliest mass shootings in modern U.S. history have happened in just over a month. Gun control inevitably permeates conversations after these tragedies. We asked people on campus, “What do you think about talks about gun control after mass shootings? Are they effective?”

JAMES EARL DAVID REINKING NICHOLAS KLEIN PAYTON LONG SARA PICCOLI UI chemistry graduate student Iowa City resident Iowa City resident UI ethics & public policy major UI communication studies major

“Typically speaking it’s in- “Yes. Because people are “It’s very important. Well “No. I don’t think they’re ef- “I think the intention neffective because it happens more aware of the problem of from when I’ve seen the shoot- fective. If there’s no law put is good but thoughts and so many times. It doesn’t mean extreme events and it helps ing going on in Texas, I think into place, there’s no deterrent prayers don’t make public we should stop trying though.” find solutions.” there should be some type of to keep them from doing it.” policy. People do.” mental evaluation for owning a firearm after Texas and Vegas.”

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BY JAMES GEERDES unranked in the tourna- Middle of the season Robert Kirill and David Soy- [email protected] ment, in straight sets (7-5, slump fer. 6-0). The next day saw Larsen For a team that finished Allaf fell in his first sin- Following the Milwaukee win a singles match, but he 10th in the Big Ten last sea- gles match of the tourna- Classic, the team competed fell to Chris Patzanovsky of son, Iowa finished its fall ment to Josh Howard-Tripp in three more events prior Memphis, and Smietana lost season with a glimmer of of Arkansas (6-3, 6-2). to the Big Ten Singles and in both of his singles matches hope, yet the rest offered As a pair, Silverstein and Doubles Championships: that day as well. The third day little to be excited about. Allaf topped Marquette’s the All-American Champion- saw both athletes fall again in Iowa shone at its final tour- pair of Luis Heredia Gomez ships, the Bobby Bayliss Invi- singles, but the duo secured a nament, but the team was and Alvaro Verdu in a close tational, and the regional. doubles win to conclude their inconsistent in most of its match (9-8). Then, the Iowa At the All-American tournament. other four outings. team beat Virginia Tech’s Championships in Tulsa, Iowa’s fourth event of the duo of Carlo Donato and Oklahoma, the Hawkeye year, the regional, was a step Not quite the start they Mitch Harper (8-2). The squad was only able to place in the right direction for the File photo/The Daily Iowan wanted pair fell in the semifinals Silverstein in the Round of Hawkeyes. In the team’s first Iowa’s Josh Silverstein returns a shot during the Iowa-North Dakota match at Old Dominion’s Jacob No- 64, where he fell to Noe Khlif fall event in which the entire the Hawkeye Tennis & Recreation Complex on April 23. The Hawkeyes won, 7-0. Senior Josh Silverstein clussi and Michael Weindl. of Illinois. squad was present, one mem- and sophomore Kareem “Kareem and I competed Head coach Ross Wilson ber shone above the rest. Freshmen flourish in final pair of Davies and Smietana Allaf represented Iowa in but just couldn’t quite get sent junior Jonas Larsen and Allaf was able to success- spotlight tore through the tournament. their first competition of it done,” Silverstein said in freshman Piotr Smietana to fully work his way through The two ended their fall sea- the year, the Milwaukee a release. “Overall, it was compete at the Bobby Bayliss the singles tournament to the Iowa’s freshman class son as the runner-up doubles Classic, on Sept. 21. Silver- a very good first tourna- Invitational at Notre Dame. Round of 16, after all of his proved to be the shining team in the Big Ten. To add stein headed into the tour- ment of the fall, but I ex- Larsen quickly fell his first teammates had been beaten. light at the end of the tunnel. to his success, Smietana ad- nament as a high-seeded pect more out of me and singles match of the tourna- Throughout the fall sea- Wilson’s small team of eight vanced to the Round of 16 in singles player and showed hope to get better results ment, but Smietana did not. son, the team was unable to comprises three freshmen: singles, where he was joined it on the first day of play. at the All-American Tour- The freshman notched his secure wins in close match- Will Davies, Joe Tyler, and by fellow freshman Tyler. He won both of his matches nament.” first college win against Ken- es, resulting in falling out of Smietana. They struggled The freshmen, as well as to advance to the tourna- The notable performanc- nosuke Nouchi of Western tournaments early and of- early in the fall but found the rest of the team, will ment’s quarterfinals. But es from Silverstein and Al- Michigan. Later that day, the ten. The Big Ten Singles and their grooves at the final kick back up on Jan. 19, 2018, there, he fell to Minnesota’s laf failed to play into the pair of Larsen and Smietana Doubles Tournament proved tournament of the year. when they host Marquette Stefan Milicevic, who was team’s next competitions. fell in doubles to Wisconsin’s otherwise. In doubles, the freshman and Western Michigan.

are going to need players in points and 10 rebounds, tying everyone get some confidence sarily have the tallest lineup, sessions,” Bluder said. “They BBALL the second unit to contribute a game-high with Coley. was great.” so the frontcourt will be relied are such an important stat. CONTINUED FROM 8 and provide vital rest for the “Being able to depend on A frontcourt that consists on to put the ball in the bucket They’re one of the first stats starters. my teammates to score is of players who can contribute and snatch up every rebound I look at. Overall, I’m very Hannah Stewart and great,” Gustafson said. “Some- on a nightly basis is essen- possible. pleased with our effort in that in 22 points and shooting an Amanda Ollinger were able times, I’m getting doubled, tial, especially with a chal- An area in which Iowa ex- department.” efficient 10-of-14 from the to supply a much-needed then I’m looking down to our lenging nonconference and celled in Sunday night was The rebounds the field in 25 minutes. boost off the bench on Sunday forwards like Chase. So being conference schedule as the on the offensive glass. The Hawkeyes corralled on Sun- The junior also had 5 re- night. able to depend on my team- Hawkeyes have. Hawkeyes grabbed 16 O-re- day were results of hustle bounds and 4 blocks. Stewart had 8 points and mates like that is amazing to With the three-guard line- bounds, which made up for a plays, which the team needs With the bench depth be- 4 rebounds in 14 minutes of have, and [I] really loved what up Bluder expects to use for third of their 48 boards. to take advantage of each ing so thin, the Hawkeyes action, and Ollinger had 4 I saw from everyone. Seeing the season, Iowa won’t neces- “Rebounds are extra pos- time to be successful.

win (Butler had his longest tion’s best offenses, led by Pick-6 for the Hawkeyes this It was only Meyer’s eighth Another loss would give NUMBERS run as a Hawkeye, too, a Heisman-hopeful quarter- season). loss while at Ohio State (68- Ohio State three on the CONTINUED FROM 8 53-yard scamper in the third back J.T. Barrett. 8), bringing his winning per- season. Meyer has never quarter). The Buckeyes averaged Urban Meyer’s big L centage to .895. coached a Buckeye team Toren Young even got in 571 yards of total offense and Two of the remain- with more than two losses in Pounding it on the on the action. The redshirt 46 points per game heading The Hawkeyes handed ing three games on Ohio a season. The last time Mey- ground freshman ran for 47 yards into their matchup with the Meyer his biggest loss as the State’s schedule could pose er coached a team with three and his first college touch- Hawkeyes. They held Ohio Buckeyes’ head coach since his problems for the Buckeyes or more losses was in 2010, Even with Stanley’s big down. On Iowa’s final drive State to 371 yards and 24 squad lost 31-0 to Clemson in (Michigan State and Mich- when his Florida Gators fin- day and the tight ends put- of the game, a five-play, points. the 2017 . igan). ished 8-5. ting in major work on of- 47-yard effort capped off Barrett threw 4 inter- fense, the running game with the final score of the ceptions after coming into churned out its best effort of game, Young touched the the contest with only one the season. ball on every play. turnover through the air As a unit, Iowa rushed for this season (the first came 243 yards. Akrum Wadley Shutting down the when safety Amani Hook- ran for 118 yards — his 13th Buckeye offense er jumped a route and took 100-yard game of his career Barrett’s pass 30 yards for a — and Jame Butler added a Ohio State entered the score on the first play from season-high 74 yards in the game with one of the na- scrimmage, the second

downs, tying ’s and up in big games — just ask STANLEY Long’s mark for fifth-best in a Ohio State head coach Urban CONTINUED FROM 8 single season. Meyer, who didn’t have any Long holds the single-sea- answers about what went son record for passing touch- wrong for his defense. Buckeye defensive end Sam downs with 27, set in 1985 Or ask Cowherd, who said Hubbard came rushing off — Brad Banks came close in his radio show Monday the right edge, sprinting in- to tying the record with his that the Hawkeyes “turned 21 to the backfield almost un- 26-touchdown campaign in Saturday.” touched. The lineman dove at 2002, and both “Iowa, offensively, was fan- Stanley’s legs and attempted (2010) and James Vanden- tastic,” Cowherd said. “Nate to pull him down from the berg (2011) threw 25 in a sea- Stanley was amazing.” ground, but the sophomore son. signal caller stood his ground Stanley’s on pace for 32 and fired a touchdown pass this season — 5 to tight end T.J. Hockenson more than the school record. in the back of the end zone It’s been a while since with the Ohio State defender Hawkeye fans have seen a hanging on to him. quarterback make plays like “That’s just part of be- Stanley did against Ohio ing a quarterback,” Stanley State, from scoring with a said. “Sometimes you have Buckeye wrapped around to make plays when they’re his ankles to lofting a per- necessary. Off that play, T.J. fectly-placed dime to Fant in made a great adjustment. He stride. put his arm back inside, and Granted, Stanley’s first sea- I trusted that he’d be able to son as a starter hasn’t been wall off that defender and perfect by any means (Twit- make a play.” ter groans in agony when And that was the theme the quarterback overthrows for most of the game. Stanley wide-open receivers on deep looked like a surgeon, slic- routes), but he’s stepped ing up Ohio State’s second- ary while throwing passes to eight different receivers. Some call it Kinnick magic — or, as Buckeye center Billy Price deeded it, the “Kinnick curse” — others call it luck, but one thing is for sure: Stanley’s performance will go down in Hawkeye history as one of the best. Oct. 4 marked Stanley’s second 5-touchdown outing of the season, joining as the only Iowa quar- terback to throw for 5 touch- downs in a single game twice (Long had two 6-touchdown games). He’s the only quarterback to throw for 5 touchdowns numerous times in a single season, however, and Stanley is quietly putting together one of the best single-season performances in Hawkeye history. Through only nine games, Stanley has 22 passing touch- 6 THE DAILY IOWAN | DAILY-IOWAN.COM | TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2017 THE DAILY IOWAN | DAILY-IOWAN.COM | TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2017 SPORTS 7 Young talent fuels swimmers’ optimism Many freshman swimmers and divers have made big names for themselves early on, relatively.

BY ANNA KAYSER them come in and tear it Swimmer Daniel Swane- [email protected] up out there,” senior Matt poel has made a big im- Mauser said. “It also pushes pact on Hawkeye relays. The Iowa swimming and us — the sophomores, ju- He was part of the winning diving teams have added niors, and seniors — to do 200-medley relay against some young talent this year better as well, so it’s great to No. 23 Purdue on Nov. 3, — talent the Hawkeyes ex- have them. They’re a great and he also has a win in the pect will have a big effect on group.” 100 IM from the first meet the season. Both the men and wom- in early October. “I think the freshman en’s team have added eight Jacob Rosenkoetter and class can Tom Schab bring a new took home a perspec- 'I think [the freshmen] all have a lot of potential, win as part tive into the of the men’s whole sport anyway, so we’re definitely looking at placing 200-freestyle and a new highly in relays and Big Tens. Getting to the Big relay against era, I guess Michigan you could Ten finals is really our main goal anyway, so State on Oct. say,” fresh- 5 and 6, while man diver hoping we can get some finalists in there.’ diver Jona- Anton Ho- — Hannah Burvill, sophomore ton Posligua herz said. posted NCAA “Our fresh- diving stan- men this year are very, very freshmen this year, some dards. strong, and I think that’s of whom have made big On the women’s side, div- Ben Smith/The Daily Iowan just going to be a thing that names for themselves in er Jayah Mathews won the A member of the Iowa men’s 400-meter relay team leaves the blocks during the Senior Day meet between Iowa and keeps getting stronger and the water. 1-meter dive competition Minnesota at the Campus Recreation & Wellness Center on Oct. 27. The Iowa men beat No. 21 Minnesota, 168-132. stronger throughout the On Oct. 27 against No. 21 against No. 16 Purdue. On years.” Minnesota, Hoherz record- Nov. 1, she was named the Grout, Lexi Horner, Sage team meetings and stuff. their eyes are once again set Having a strong young ed a score of 383.50 on the Big Ten Freshman of the Ohlensehlen, Claire Park, I was always the scared on some big goals. group with a lot of confi- 3 meter, good for third in Week for her performance and Sarah Schemmel. freshman who didn’t say “I think [the freshmen] dence can instill that sure- the school’s history. He also against Minnesota, and she Sophomore swimmer anything. They’re bringing all have a lot of potential, ness in the older team mem- came up second against an holds the team-best NCAA Hannah Burvill is excited a lot of talent too, which is anyway, so we’re definitely bers. Olympic silver medalist on Zone Standard of 315.00 for about the new members helpful. They’re good.” looking at placing highly in As well as adding confi- Nov. 3, finishing with a ca- the season. stepping up in practice and Last season, the relays and Big Tens,” Burvi- dence at every level, the way reer best score of 387.50 on Other members of the competing hard. Hawkeyes came up short of ll said. “Getting to the Big the freshmen compete push the 3 meter. On Oct. 11, Ho- freshman class are Jackson “They’re bringing a lot their goal to qualify for the Ten finals is really our main the groups above them to herz earned Big Ten Diver Kuhlers, Thomas Peder- of energy definitely; they NCAAs. With a strong team goal anyway, so hoping we match that performance. and Freshman of the Week son, Alex Streightiff, Kelsey contribute a lot,” she said. forming and the freshman can get some finalists in “It’s super-exciting to see honors. Drake, Mallory Fox, Morgan “I like how they speak up in being in the middle of that, there.” TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2017 DAILY-IOWAN.COM Sports @DI_SPORTS_DESK

HAWKEYE UPDATES Stanley rakes up award Iowa quarterback Nate Nicholas Baer sidelined with broken bone Stanley, who many thought was snubbed from the Big Ten’s The reigning Big Ten Sixth Man of the Year will miss three to four weeks with a broken bone in his pinky. weekly honors, received the BY ADAM HENSLEY Fran McCaffery said in a release. Baer was the only player in Di- the 3, so it’s not unreasonable to award of the [email protected] “We expect Nicholas to make a full vision-1 basketball last season to believe Iowa will go with the same Week 10 Rose recovery and look forward to him score 250 points, record 45 steals, starting five as it did in the final Bowl Big Ten Player of Iowa basketball forward Nich- rejoining his team- make 45 3-pointers, and block at exhibition contest (the only differ- the Week on olas Baer will be out three to four mates on the court least 40 shots in a single season; he ence could be a healthy Isaiah Moss Monday. weeks with a broken bone in his soon.” was the first Big Ten player in the starting at the 2 instead of Brady left pinky finger, the program an- Baer is one of past 25 years to accomplish that feat Ellingson). Stanley Stanley hit 20-of-31 nounced Monday evening. Iowa’s co-captains in a single season. Baer did, however, bring intensi- passes, compiling 226 yards and Baer, a junior from Bettendorf, and also the 2016-17 Baer’s injury presents McCaffery ty off the bench — as his conference 5 touchdowns (with no intercep- will not need surgery, according to Big Ten Sixth Man with yet another lineup predic- honor suggests — and it’ll be chal- tions) in Iowa’s 55-24 win over a release. The injury happened over Baer of the Year. He put ament. The coach said after his lenging for the Hawkeyes to find Ohio State on Nov. 4. the weekend in practice. up 7.5 points and team’s win over Belmont Abbey on “that guy” on the second unit. His performance against the Buckeyes marked the second “Nicholas has played great in led the Hawkeyes in rebounds (5.8), Nov. 2 that he liked Baer coming Iowa will tip off its regular season 5-touchdown performance for preseason practices, and this is an steals (1.4), and blocks (1.3) last sea- off the bench. McCaffery opted to on Nov. 10 against Chicago State in Stanley this season — no other unfortunate setback,” head coach son in 34 games (10 starts). start forward Ahmad Wagner at Carver-Hawkeye at 8:05 p.m. Hawkeye quarterback has done so in a single season.

AROUND THE BIG TEN Co-Offensive Player Chris Evans, running back, Gunslinger mentality Michigan • Ran for 191 yards on 13 attempts and 2 touchdowns in Nate Stanley’s 5-touchdown performance against Ohio State was one of the best passing outings Michigan’s win over Minnesota • Averaged 14.7 yards per carry Hawkeye fans have ever seen. Co-Offensive Player Karan Higdon, running back, Michigan • Ran for 200 yards on 16 attempts and 2 touchdowns • Second 200-yard game this season (first Michigan back to do so since 2004) Co-Defensive Player Josh Jackson, defensive back, Iowa • 3 (tying a school record) in Iowa’s win over Ohio State • Also notched 3 tackles Co-Defensive Player Khaleke Hudson, defensive back/linebacker, Michigan • Tallied 8 tackles for a loss (a Wolverine record) • 15 total tackles (12 solo), 3 sacks, and a forced fumble Special-Teams Player Matt Coghlin, Kicker, Michigan State • 2 field goals in Michigan State’s win over Penn State • Drilled a 34-yard kick as time expired to win the game Freshman Jonathan Taylor, running back, Wisconsin • 183 yards and a touchdown on 29 carries in Wisconsin’s win Nick Rohlman/The Daily Iowan over Indiana Iowa quarterback Nate Stanley points out a linebacker during Iowa’s game against Ohio State in Kinnick on Nov. 4. The Hawkeyes defeated the Buckeyes, 55-24. • Recorded his Big Ten-leading 12th rushing touchdown of the BY ADAM HENSLEY ward quarterback Nate Stanley, saying the soph- ny to choose from — came moments after Iowa season [email protected] omore was “absolutely slinging it.” converted a fake field goal into a fresh set of Cowherd wasn’t wrong. downs inside the 5-yard line. Radio personality Colin Cowherd is on re- Stanley put on a vintage gunslinger perfor- What occurred next was what head coach Kirk NFL HAWK WATCH cord for tabbing Iowa as the “fake ID” of col- mance for the ages in the Hawkeye upset, going Ferentz called his “favorite play” of the game. lege football. 20-of-31 for 226 yards and 5 touchdowns with no On first-and-goal, Iowa ran a play-action pass. C.J. Beathard (QB, San Francisco) But during Iowa’s 55-24 win over No. 3 Ohio interceptions. — Beathard threw for a career-best 294 yards in the 49ers’ loss to State, Cowherd tweeted out praise directed to- Arguably Stanley’s best play — there were ma- SEE STANLEY, 5 Arizona on Sunday. While he did throw an , Beathard added a rushing touchdown, his second of the season. Women's front Micah Hyde (DB, Buffalo) — Hyde earned the title of AFC Tight with tight ends Defensive Player of the Month for October, and he followed that up with a solid performance in Numbers don’t shy away from the truth in Iowa's upset. court shines Buffalo’s loss to the New York Jets. Hyde notched 5 tackles, including 4 solo stops. early QUOTE OF THE DAY The Iowa women’s frontcourt “I gave [Nate Stanley] a ride home from the took care of business in an complex one of these days and he told me he exhibition win over Minnesota doesn’t have any social State-Moorehead. media except Snapchat. It shocked me how calm BY SEAN BOCK somebody can be and [email protected] how isolated from the world he can be. Chase Coley started 31 games as a sophomore. ” In her junior year, she only started two games, a trend that doesn’t seem to add up. — football’s But in the Hawkeyes’ exhibition win over Min- James nesota State-Moorehead on Sunday, the 6-3 Coley Daniels on was in the starting lineup and demonstrated why quarterback she should continue in that role. Nate Stanley Coley, a senior, finished the exhibition game Joseph Cress/The Daily Iowan with 8 points and 10 rebounds with 6 of her boards Iowa tight end Noah Fant catches a touchdown pass during the Iowa/Ohio State football game in Kinnick on Nov. being offensive. STAT OF THE DAY 4. The Hawkeyes defeated the Buckeyes, 55-24. “I have been on Chase about her rebounding, so I’m really pleased,” head coach Lisa Bluder said. “I BY ADAM HENSLEY wasn’t forced to launch the ball downfield. did mention to her, now that we see what you’re Iowa’s 55 points against [email protected] Stanley look to Fant and Hockenson in sit- capable of doing, we will expect it every game. She then-No. 3 Ohio State uations in which Iowa needed to pick up first set the bar.” were the most the When you have a pair of tight ends like downs; the two combined for five of Iowa’s 24 Coley scored the first 4 points of the game, Hawkeyes scored Noah Fant and T.J. Hockenson, you use first-downs. which got the Iowa crowd alive early. against a ranked them. All four touchdowns came from within 25 Despite not starting last season, Coley’s not opponent since putting Quarterback Nate Stanley did just that in yards (three came within 10). worried about being in the first rotation. up 55 on No. 19 Texas in Iowa’s 55-24 win against Ohio State on Nov. 4. Fant’s touchdown count grew to 7 on the “It’s just fun being out there,” she said. “Doesn’t 1984. Fant and Hockenson combined for 9 catches, season, the most receiving touchdowns in a matter to me if I start or not, it’s just fun playing 125 yards, and 4 (yes, you read that correctly) season since Marvin McNutt out there with this group.” touchdowns. scored 12 in 2012. Coley’s presence down low for Iowa is enor- A little fewer than half of Stanley’s comple- Meanwhile, Hockenson had the game of mous, considering opposing defenses will have to tions (9 of 20) found their way into the hands his career against Ohio State, setting ca- decide whether to key in on her or standout Me- of tight ends. reer-bets in receptions (5), receiving yards gan Gustafson. points Ohio State’s linebackers couldn’t match (71), and touchdowns (2). Gustafson had herself a night as well, pouring up against Iowa’s tight ends. Often, the mid- 55 dle of the field was uncovered, and Stanley SEE NUMBERS, 5 SEE BBALL, 5