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Southern Miss Preview: Cyclones return to action for home opener against Golden Eagles
Southern Miss head coach Jay Ladner reacts to a play between Jackson State forward Devin Ree (4) and Southern Miss guard Isaac Taveras (10) during an exhibition men’s college basketball game between Jackson State and Southern Miss at Lee E. Williams Athletics and Assembly Center in Jackson, Miss., on Monday, Oct. 27, 2025. Southern Miss defeated Jackson State 81-71.
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State Volleyball (11/5): Riverside's Somers named to All-Tournament Team, Ankeny Christian wins 1A title
(KMAland) -- Rock Port and Ankeny Christian captured state volleyball championships Thursday, highlighting a busy day of postseason action across Iowa, Missouri and Nebraska. Rock Port outlasted Valle Catholic in a five-set thriller for its first Missouri Class 1 state championship, while Ankeny Christian rallied past Janesville in four sets to win the Iowa Class 1A crown.
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No. 18 Iowa State plays Southern Miss in non-conference play
Southern Miss Golden Eagles (1-0) at Iowa State Cyclones (0-1) BOTTOM LINE: No. 18 Iowa State faces Southern Miss in out-of-conference play. Iowa State finished 29-8 overall with a 16-1 record at home during the 2025-26 season. The Cyclones allowed opponents to score 65.6 points per game and shoot 43.0% from the field last season.
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NAFB’s National Ag News
John Deere plans to close two Iowa manufacturing facilities and shift production elsewhere over the next several years. According to Progressive Farmer, the company will move windrower and round baler production from Ottumwa to Des Moines and transfer Hagie STS sprayer production from Clarion, Iowa, to Thibodaux, Louisiana. The Iowa Capital Dispatch reported that about 300 employees could be affected under normal production levels, although Deere said workforce impacts will depend on future business conditions and current production remains below typical levels due to the downturn in agriculture. Ottumwa officials estimate the closure could ultimately eliminate about 400 jobs and more than $30 million in payroll. AgWeb reported Deere expects to close the 115-year-old Ottumwa plant by fiscal year 2029, with the Clarion facility following a similar timeline. The company says it remains committed to its planned $20 billion investment in U.S. manufacturing over the next decade despite softer equipment sales and lower profits.