By Shehan Jeyarajah, CBS Sports: Iowa Wesleyan University, the birthplace of the Air Raid revolution in college football, is closing its doors after 181 years due to ongoing financial issues. The school held its final commencement on May 6.
In 1989, Iowa Wesleyan hired little-known Texas high school coach Hal Mumme to lead its NAIA football program.
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