Iowa Football

Follow live updates from Friday’s Iowa-Nebraska football game.

The TV and streaming guide, predictions and pregame coverage ahead of No. 16 Iowa’s game at Nebraska on Friday.

Some say Hawkeyes, some say Huskers, so let’s sort it out.

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From his “run-through-someone’s-face” touchdown against Illinois to other electric plays, Iowa receiver Arland Bruce IV has stood out as a true freshman.

Nebraska’s offense will have many question marks as it prepares for Iowa without its top quarterback and running back. Here’s the breakdown of Friday’s game.

The Gazette’s John Steppe and the Lincoln Journal Star’s Parker Gabriel preview Friday’s Iowa-Nebraska game on Hawk Off The Press.

At all seven home football games this year, 15 to 20 Black Iowa players knelt during the playing of the national anthem. There was no apparent booing or heckling of them. If anything, they got more support from fans than they expected.

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Alex Padilla, a neuroscience major, has quickly adapted to Iowa’s starting quarterback role.

Iowa’s offensive line is certainly not the “Monsters of the Midway,” but the position group has shown improvements, with help from Connor Colby and Jack Plumb.

Tory Taylor, Iowa’s 24-year-old punter, is coming back to try to get even better here.

Quarterback Logan Smothers, who is expected to make his first career start, is among the Nebraska players to keep an eye on during Friday’s game.

Spencer Peteras, Iowa’s starting quarterback for the first nine games of 2021, is now backing up Alex Padilla.

Nebraska head coach Scott Frost told reporters his star quarterback Adrian Martinez suffered a shoulder injury against Wisconsin and will miss Friday’s game against Iowa.

Iowa has a handful of possible bowl destinations with one week left in the regular season.

Iowa’s football team is 9-2. Nebraska’s is 3-8. Yet, the Hawkeyes opened as a 4-point underdogs to the Huskers in the opening college football lines posted Sunday by the Circa Resport and Casino in downtown Las Vegas.

Impossibly, it seems, Nebraska has outscored Big Ten foes while going 1-7.

John Steppe and Mike Hlas discuss Iowa’s win over Illinois on The Final Score podcast.