Highlights: Iowa shuts out Illinois, 28-0

Highlights and updates from Iowa's 28-0 win over Illinois, as they happened.

4:41 4th: Iowa 28, Illinois 0

Reigning co-Big Ten freshman of the week Manny Rugamba forced and recovered a fumble on the kickoff and Iowa's offense took advantage.

Akrum Wadley found the end zone for the first time, after two LeShun Daniels TD runs, with a 2-yard rush.

7:17 4th: Iowa 21, Illinois 0

That should do it.

LeShun Daniels made a couple Illinois tacklers miss, then stayed on his feet to get in the end zone after for a 50-yard touchdown run to put the Hawkeyes up three scores.

IOWA INTERCEPTION

Desmond King has his second interception of the season.

Wes Lunt's pass was picked off by the Iowa cornerback at the Illinois 44 with 4:02 left in the 3rd.

7:51 3rd: Iowa 14, Illinois 0

The first offensive touchdown of the game comes on Iowa's first drive of the second half.

LeShun Daniels' 1-yard TD run on third and inches capped a 12-play, 77-yard drive.

Daniels' 11-yard run three plays earlier was originally ruled a touchdown, but it was ruled upon review that his knee was down at the 1.

Illinois DT Chunky Clements is out of the game. Iowa now owns the LOS. Daniels 11-yard run. Iowa went tempo/22 personnel last 3 plays.November 19, 2016

Illinois DT Chunky Clements is out of the game. Iowa now owns the LOS. Daniels 11-yard run. Iowa went tempo/22 personnel last 3 plays.

— marcmorehouse (@marcmorehouse)

4:33 2nd: Iowa 7, Illinois 0

Points!

Iowa receiver Riley McCarron took a punt 55 yards straight up the middle of the field, untouched to the end zone to put Iowa up 7-0.

IOWA FUMBLE

The Hawkeyes finally got some offense going and appeared to have a coring drive when Akrum Wadley busted a 4th-and-2 run 19 yards to the Illinois 3.

But Wadley fumbled at the end of the run, stripped by Tre Watson and recovered by Illinois at the 1.

You be the judge. November 19, 2016

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— Illini Football (@IlliniFootball)

ILLINOIS INTERCEPTION

Iowa came out throwing on its first drive into the wind. After a near interception on first down, C.J. Beathard threw slightly behind Riley McCarron on third down.

The ball went through McCarron's hands and right to Illinois' Dillan Cazley near midfield.

The Illini, of course, then punted. That's No. 8 combined in the game.

End 1st: Iowa 0, Illinois 0

Iowa could not take advantage of a 25-plus mph wind at its back in the first 15 minutes as the opening quarter ended scoreless.

The Hawkeyes gained just 49 yards and punted three times. The Illini punted on all four of their drives, totaling 58 yards of offense.