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The Hawkeyes nearly toppled a team poised for the College Football Playoffs, but mistakes early changed their fate and let the Ducks sneak away with a ranked win in Kinnick Stadium.

The Hawkeyes lost their third game of the regular season after taking a late lead in the fourth quarter to No. 9 Oregon.

What to know when the Hawkeyes face Evansville Sunday afternoon?

The Fox Sports Saturday special begins at 9 a.m., with preshow tailgating and sign contests taking place prior to Iowa’s 2:30 p.m. kickoff.

The Hawkeyes welcome the Ducks to Kinnick Stadium on Saturday, in one of the biggest matchups in recent history. Here are the keys to a potential Iowa football upset on the national stage.

The Hawkeyes kicker has played all four seasons, earning conference and national accolades along the way. In his final four games at Iowa, Drew Stevens reflects on his record-breaking career.

The Hawkeyes linebacker started in Iowa’s last three games, and his ability to adjust to the new role has made him a crucial part of Iowa’s game plan against No. 9 Oregon.

The Hawkeyes are one of five teams ranked in this week’s AP Top 25, after their second bye week.

The Hawkeyes’ matchup against the Ducks have become one of the biggest games of the weekend. Despite the history involved and anticipation, Iowa football is determined to keep the outside hype outside of the locker room.

The Hawkeyes have six former Drake Bulldogs, who chose to follow head coach Ben McCollum after having belief in their ability to play in the Big Ten.

Center Ava Heiden led the way with her first career double-double, with guard Hannah Stuelke recording 20 points in a 35-point victory over Southern University.

The Ducks haven’t faced Iowa in 30 years, but are led by an experienced quarterback and fighting for a spot in the College Football Playoff.

The Hawkeyes play their biggest matchup of the season against the Ducks Saturday afternoon, in a game filled with Big Ten implications.

The Hawkeyes’ freshman Harlee Hiller capped off a perfect debut with two wins on her birthday, while Nyla Valencia, Reese Larramendy and the rest of the team didn’t concede a point in the first-ever All-Iowa Dual.

The Hawkeyes will host the nationally televised pregame show ahead of their home matchup against No. 6 Oregon.