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Apr 8, 2021 AMES (AP) — Rasir Bolton, Iowa State’s leading scorer this past season, has entered the NCAA transfer portal and will be looking to play at his third school in four years. Bolton left Penn State in 2019 after then-coach Patrick Chambers made a race-tinged comment to Bolton. Chambers resigned in October 2020. Bolton averaged 15.5 points per game for an Iowa State team that won only two games. Coach Steve Prohm was fired, replaced by T.J. Otzelberger. In announcing his plan to transfer, Bolton tweeted, “On March 11th I stated my continued commitment to CyclONEnation, I later l...

April 6, 2021 GMT AMES, Iowa (AP) — Rasir Bolton, Iowa State’s leading scorer this past season, has entered the NCAA transfer portal and will be looking to play at his third school in four years. Bolton left Penn State in 2019 after then-coach Patrick Chambers made a race-tinged comment to Bolton. Chambers resigned in October 2020. Bolton averaged 15.5 points per game for an Iowa State team that won only two games. Coach Steve Prohm was fired, replaced by T.J. Otzelberger. In announcing his plan to transfer, Bolton tweeted, “On March 11th I stated my continued commitment to CyclONEnatio...

Crusaders' season is declared null and void after votes from clubs were counted

Hungerford Town in favour of finishing the National League South season Clubs across the National League system are voting on the outcome of the campaign Liam Headd  '); HUNGERFORD Town chairman Patrick Chambers is confident that the National League South campaign will be able to finish, despite issues with government funding. As a result of this, the National League system (Premier, North and South) has been told it has until February 28 to vote on the outcome of the current season. The 66 clubs across the three divisions have to decide whether they want to continue, with the option of low ...

Hungerford Town chairman Patrick Chambers concerned as league season could be cancelled The government have announced non-league clubs may have to loan money to continue Liam Headd  '); HUNGERFORD Town chairman Patrick Chambers has been left frustrated with the way the funding for the National League has been handled. Clubs across the National League system (Premier, North and South) started their league campaigns in October after receiving £10m in grants from the Government. But after a number of recent board meetings, it was announced that the next installment of funding would be given ou...