Iowa football’s offense is dominated by the run game, but offensive coordinator Tim Lester believes the Hawkeyes aren’t one-sided, and he thinks Iowa can still show out before the end of the season.
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Iowa football’s offense is dominated by the run game, but offensive coordinator Tim Lester believes the Hawkeyes aren’t one-sided, and he thinks Iowa can still show out before the end of the season.
In an exclusive interview with one Associated Press football poll-voter, we learn why he went against the grain and voted the Hawkeyes No. 19 this week
The Hawkeyes have a three-way tie for third place at their second bye week, with Oregon in the same position ahead of the Nov. 8 matchup.
The Hawkeyes played a complete game over rival Minnesota, setting themselves up for the biggest game of the year against Oregon after Iowa’s bye week.
Past Novembers have been very good to the Hawkeyes and their quarterback, Mark Gronowski. They’ll start this November with one of the most-anticipated games at Kinnick Stadium in a while, against Oregon.
The former high school teammates were expected to take on big roles in their sophomore year. For the first time since their high school days, they both scored a touchdown in the same game.
Floyd of Rosedale only needed to watch the first 19 minutes of this game’s 60 to see he was staying in Iowa City for another year.
See photos as the Iowa Hawkeyes hosted the Minnesota Golden Gophers for a Big Ten Conference college football game at Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City.
The Iowa Hawkeyes got touchdowns via pass, rush, punt return and interception return in a dominant first half that propelled them to a 41-3 blowout of rival Minnesota in the “Floyd of Rosedale” football game Saturday afternoon at Kinnick Stadium.
The Hawkeyes won the Battle for Floyd for the 10th time in the last 11 meeting and secured bowl eligibility in their final game before the second bye week.
Live updates from Minnesota vs. Iowa football at Kinnick Stadium Saturday, October 25, 2025
Started over a decade ago, the Hawks to Go tailgate has helped raise money to the children’s hospital before every Hawkeye football game.
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