Iowa City Liberty definitely was the underdog in Friday night’s big “Clash At Kinnick.” But the Lightning put on a great display of football, scoring early and dominating the second half for a 36-19 win over Iowa City High before 10,000 fans at Kinnick Stadium.
Friday night’s high school football game between Iowa City High and Iowa City Liberty at Kinnick Stadium has been almost a year in the making. It began with one simple question: Is this a possibility?
The combined Cedar Rapids and Iowa City Heart Walk events invite participants to celebrate together at the iconic location.
Kinnick Stadium’s 2019 north end zone renovation wasn’t intended to raise decibel counts, but it sure has.
Iowa’s defense has learned to communicate despite the Kinnick noise, and the Hawkeyes are working to block out the figurative noise around being No. 2.
Hawkeye football being back also meant fans were grilling, playing lawn games and shopping at Melrose Avenue vendors.
2021 brings a lot of changes to Kinnick: No paper tickets, cash won’t be accepted at concessions stands and paid parking lots, and beer and alcohol will be sold in the stadium for the first time.
Here’s what Iowa football fans can expect, alcohol-wise, at Kinnick Stadium.
The proposed naming of Duke Slater Field at Kinnick Stadium was brought to the Iowa Board of Regents meeting on Wednesday and approved by consensus.
IOWA CITY (AP) — The University of Iowa plans to name the field at Kinnick Stadium for Duke Slater, a …
A decade after University of Iowa Athletics launched a “Think Before They Drink” campaign aimed at curbing football-related drinking — but facing massive losses from COVID — the department on Thursday announced it will expand alcohol sales at athletic events, including football, basketball, and wrestling.
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