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IOWA OFFENSE OHIO STATE OFFENSE

WR .......15 Johnson-Koulianos, 11 Nordmann WR .......12 Sanzenbacher, 80 Fields/ 10 Brown

LT .........77 Reiff, 69 Haganman LT ..........75 Adams, 55 Miller

LG ........63 Vandervelde, 59 Boffeli LG .........65 J. Boren, 77 C. Smith

C ......... 53 Ferentz, 67 Koeppel C ...........50 Brewster, 71 Linsley

RG ........67 Koeppel, 76 MacMillan RG ........70 Browning, 74 Mewhort

RT ........56 Zusevics, 70 Van Sloten RT .........76 Shugarts, 78 Norwell

TE ......... 82 Reisner, 39 Herman TE .........11 Stoneburner, 88 Fragel

QB ........12 Stanzi, 16 Vandenberg QB ........ 2 Pryor, 14 Bauserman

WR ....... 7 McNu, 6 K. Davis TB ......... 1 Herron, 3 Saine

RB ........32 Robinson, 34 Coker FB .........44 Z. Boren, 49 Homan

FB.........36 Morse, 38 Rogers WR ....... 8 Posey, 5 Washington/ 17 Schwartz

IOWA DEFENSE OHIO STATE DEFENSE

DE ........94 Clayborn, 58 Daniel DE.........43 Williams, 98 Thomas

DT ........95 Klug, 54 Bigach DT.........72 Larimore, 53 Goebel

DT ........93 Daniels, 87 Nardo DT.........54 Simon, 52 HankinsDE ........46 Ballard, 91 Binns DE.........97 Heyward, 93 Bellamy

OLB ......48 T. Johnson, 97 Petersen WLB......51 R. Homan, 11 Bell

MLB .....44 Morris, 33 Tarpinian MLB ......36 Rolle, 32 Klein

WLB ..... 42 Hunter, 37 DiBona SLB .......42 Sweat, 55 Newsome

LC ......... 28 Prater, 2 Casllo CB ......... 5 Chekwa, 28 Clarke

SS ......... 9 Sash, 13 Donatell FS ......... 8 Gant, 21 Wood

FS .........30 Greenwood, 49 Miller SS .........19 Johnson, 16 Domicone

RC ........18 Hyde, 19 Lowery CB ......... 1 Torrence, 18 Howard

STAR ..... 7 Hines, 20 Oliver

PT ......... 5 Donahue, 6 Guthrie PT .........17 Buchanan, 39 Erwin

PK ........ 96 Meyer, 8 Mossbrucker PK .........23 Barclay, 24 Basil

TIME & PLACE - - 2:36 p.m. (CST), Saturday, Kinnick Stadium(70,585), Iowa City, IA.

TICKETS - - The game is sold out.

2010 RANKINGS - - Iowa is ranked 21st in the Associated Presspoll and 20th in the USA Todaycoaches poll. The Hawkeyes wereranked as high as fih in one pre-season poll (Playboy). Ohio Stateis ranked eighth in the AP poll and seventh by the coaches. TheHawkeyes are ranked 20th in the latest BCS standings while theBuckeyes are ninth.

RADIO - - (Originang Network): Learfield Communicaons with

a network of over 40 staons. Gary Dolphin and Ed Podolak willcall the acon along with sideline reporter Rob Brooks. The gamecan also be heard on Sirius channel 122 and XM channel 143 andthe Compass Media Networks.

TELEVISION - - The game will be televised to a naonal audienceby ABC. The announcers are Sean McDonough, Ma Millen andsideline reporter Quint Kessenich.

2010 RECORDS - - Iowa is 7-3 overall and 4-2 in the Big Ten.Ohio State is 9-1 in all games and 5-1 in the league. Iowa beatEastern Illinois (37-7), Iowa State (35-7), Ball State (45-0), PennState (24-3), Michigan (38-28), Michigan State (37-6) and Indiana(18-13) and lost to Wisconsin (31-30), at Arizona (34-27) and atNorthwestern (21-17). Ohio State has beaten Marshall, Miami(FL), Ohio, Eastern Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, Purdue, Minnesotaand Penn State. The lone loss came at Wisconsin.

THE SERIES - - This is the 63rd game in the series and OhioState leads 45-14-3. Ohio State has won the last three and 11 ofthe last 12. That includes last years overme thriller (27-24) inColumbus. Iowas last win in the series (33-7) came in 2004 at

Iowa City. The Buckeyes lead the series in games played at IowaCity by a 16-6-2 margin.

COACHING RECORDS - - Kirk Ferentz is in his 15th year as acollege head coach and his 12th year as Iowas head coach. Hiscareer record is 100-79 and he is 88-58 at Iowa. He is 35-17 innon-conference games at Iowa. Jim Tressel is in his 25th year asa head coach and his 10th year at Ohio State. He has a careerrecord of 238-79-2 and he is 103-22 at Ohio State.

NEXT WEEK - - Iowa at Minnesota (TBA). Michigan at OhioState (11 a.m., ABC).

Date of Release: Nov. 15, 2010Iowa Sports Information: 319-335-9411#8/7 Ohio State at #21/20 Iowa - - Kinnick Stadium

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OffensePos. ..........No. Name Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown (High School)

SE ............... 15 *** Derrell Johnson-Koulianos 6-1 200 Sr. Campbell, OH (Cardinal Mooney)

11 Don Nordmann 6-6 211 Sr. Hopkinton, IA (Maquoketa Valley)LT ............... 77 * Riley Reiff 6-6 300 So. Parkson, SD (HS)

69 Kyle Haganman 6-5 285 Sr. Osage, IA (HS)LG .............. 63 *** Julian Vandervelde 6-3 300 Sr. Davenport, IA (Central)

59 Conor Boffeli 6-5 285 #Fr. West Des Moines, IA (Valley)C ................ 53 James Ferentz 6-2 275 So. Iowa City, IA (City)

67 ** Josh Koeppel 6-2 273 Sr. Iowa City, IA (City)RG .............. 67 ** Josh Koeppel 6-2 273 Sr. Iowa City, IA (City)

76 Nolan MacMillan 6-6 288 #Fr. Toronto, Ontario (Hun, NJ)RT............... 56 * Markus Zusevics 6-5 295 Jr. Arlington Heights, IL (Prospect)

70 Bre Van Sloten 6-7 290 #Fr. Decorah, IA (HS)TE ............... 82 *** Allen Reisner ^ 6-3 248 Sr. Marion, IA (HS)

39 ** Brad Herman ^ 6-5 247 Jr. Metamora, IL (HS)QB .............. 12 ** Ricky Stanzi 6-4 230 Sr. Mentor, OH (Lake Catholic)

16 * James Vandenberg 6-3 212 So. Keokuk, IA (HS)

WR ............... 7 * Marvin McNu, Jr. 6-4 215 Jr. St. Louis, MO (Hazelwood Central)6 * Keenan Davis ^ 6-3 215 So. Cedar Rapids, IA (Washington)

RB .............. 32 * Adam Robinson 5-9 205 So. Des Moines, IA (Lincoln)34 Marcus Coker ^ 6-0 230 Fr. Beltsville, MD (Dematha Catholic)

FB ............... 36 *** Bre Morse 6-3 238 Sr. Willowbrook, IL (Hinsdale Central)38 Brad Rogers 5-10 215 #Fr. Toledo, OH (Central Catholic)

PK .............. 96 Mike Meyer ^ 6-2 175 Fr. Dubuque, IA (Wahlert)8 * Trent Mossbrucker 6-0 204 So. Mooresville, IN (HS)

DefensePos. ..........No. Name Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown (High School)

DE .............. 94 *** Adrian Clayborn 6-4 285 Sr. St. Louis, MO (Webster Groves)58 ** Lebron Daniel 6-2 250 Jr. Cleveland, OH (Glenville)

DT .............. 95 ** Karl Klug 6-4 270 Sr. Caledonia, MN (HS)54 Steve Bigach 6-3 272 So. Cleveland, OH (St. Ignaus)

DT .............. 93 * Mike Daniels 6-1 275 Jr. Blackwood, NJ (Highland Regional)87 Thomas Nardo 6-3 277 Jr. Lancaster, PA (Catholic)

DE .............. 46 *** Chrisan Ballard ^ 6-5 297 Sr. Lawrence, KS (Free State)91 ** Broderick Binns 6-2 261 Jr. St. Paul, MN (Cren-Derham Hall)

OLB ............ 48 *** Troy Johnson 6-2 235 Sr. Lakeland, FL (HS)97 * Ross Petersen 6-3 236 Sr. Durant, IA (HS)

MLB ........... 44 James Morris ^ 6-2 215 Fr. Solon, IA (HS)33 *** JeffTarpinian 6-3 238 Sr. Omaha, NE (Millard North)

WLB ........... 42 *** Jeremiha Hunter 6-2 235 Sr. York, PA (Harrisburg Science & Tech)37 Shane DiBona 6-2 230 #Fr. Duxbury, MA (HS)

LC ............... 28 ** Shaun Prater 5-11 180 Jr. Omaha, NE (Central)2 * Greg Casllo 5-11 180 So. Mount Laurel, NJ (St. Josephs Prep, PA)

SS ................. 9 ** Tyler Sash 6-1 210 Jr. Oskaloosa, IA (HS)13 Tom Donatell 6-2 205 Jr. Atlanta, GA (Peachtree Ridge)

FS ............... 30 *** Bre Greenwood 6-0 200 Sr. Beendorf, IA (Pleasant Valley)

49 Tanner Miller ^ 6-2 195 Fr. Kalona, IA (Mid-Prairie)RC .............. 18 * Micah Hyde ^ 6-1 185 So. Fostoria, OH (HS)

19 B.J. Lowery ^ 5-11 180 Fr. Cincinna, OH (Hughes)PT ................. 5 *** Ryan Donahue 6-3 190 Sr. Evergreen Park, IL (St. Rita)

6 Eric Guthrie 6-6 245 Jr. Nevada, IA (HS)

Punt Returns: 26 Paul Chaney Jr., 7 Marvin McNu, Jr. KickoffReturns: 15 D. Johnson-Koulianos, 6 Keenan Davis26 Paul Chaney Jr., 32 Adam Robinson

Deep Snaps: 65 Andrew Schulze, 61 Casey Kreiter Holder: 5 Ryan Donahue

* - - Leers won ^ - - Redshirt year sll available # - - Indicates redshirt freshman

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HAWKEYES CLOSE HOME SCHEDULEIowa (7-3, 4-2) hosts Ohio State (9-1, 5-1) Saturday in the final home contes

of the season. Kickoff is 2:36 p.m. CT in Kinnick Stadium (70,585). The game

is sold out.

ON THE TUBEABC (HD) will televise the contest to a national audience. Sean McDonough

Matt Millen and Quint Kessenich will call the action. The game is also availableonline at espn3.com.

RADIO BROADCASTIowa games are broadcast on the Hawkeye Radio Network. Gary Dolphin handles

the play-by-play, with color commentator Ed Podolak and sideline reporter RobBrooks. The Hawkeye Radio Network includes more than 40 stations throughouthe state.

Compass Media Networks will broadcast the game, with Matt Smith and JoeSenser calling the action.

The game can also be heard on Sirius channel 122 and XM channel 143.

IN THE RANKINGSIowa is 21st in the Associated Press rankings and 20th in the USA Today coaches

poll. The Hawkeyes are also 20th in the BCS rankings. Ohio State is ranked eighthby the Associated Press and seventh in the coaches poll. The Buckeyes are ninthin the BCS standings.

Around the Big Ten, Wisconsin is ranked 6/5 (AP/Coaches), Michigan State is11/11 and Northwestern is RV/25. Penn State and Michigan are receiving votesNon-conference opponent Arizona is ranked 23/23.

IOWA IN THE BCS RANKINGSIowa is 20th in the BCS rankings. Iowa was ranked in each of the eight BCS

rankings in 2009, including an all-time high of fourth on Oct. 26 and Nov. 2. Iowaended last season ranked 10th in the Dec. 6 final poll.

Iowa was also ranked in the BCS top 25 seven weeks in 2004 and eight weeks inboth 2002 and 2003. Iowa was ranked once during the 2006 season. Prior to thiseason, Iowa appeared in the BCS top 25 on 32 occasions.

The BCS rankings are a combination of the Harris Interactive poll, the USA Todaycoaches poll and computer rankings. Iowa is 20th in the computer rankings,20thin the coaches poll and 19th in the Harris poll.


Iowa Hawkeyes

Schedule/Results

9/4 Eastern Illinois W, 37-79/11 Iowa State W, 35-7

9/18 at #18 Arizona L, 34-27

9/25 Ball State W, 45-0

10/2 #20 Penn State* W, 24-3

10/16 at #24 Michigan* W, 38-28

10/23 #10 Wisconsin* L, 31-30

10/30 #5 Michigan State* W, 37-6

11/6 at Indiana* W, 18-13

11/13 at Northwestern* L, 21-17

11/20 #7 Ohio State* 2:36 p.m., ABC

11/27 at Minnesota* TBA

Times listed are central; *Big Ten Conference game

Ohio State Buckeyes

Schedule/Results

9/2 Marshall W, 45-7

9/11 #12 Miami, FL W, 36-24

9/18 Ohio University W, 43-7

9/25 Eastern Michigan W, 73-20

10/2 at Illinois* W, 24-13

10/9 Indiana* W, 38-10

10/16 at #16 Wisconsin* L, 31-18

10/23 Purdue* W, 49-0

10/30 at Minnesota* W, 52-10

11/13 Penn State* W, 38-14

1120 at #20 Iowa* 2:36 p.m., ABC

11/27 Michigan* 11 a.m., ABC/ESPN

Times listed are central; *Big Ten Conference game

Date:Nov. 20, 2010 Time:2:36 p.m. CT Site:Iowa City, IA

Stadium:Kinnick Stadium Capacity:70,585 Surface:Field Turf

TV:ABC (HD) Announcers:Sean McDonough, Matt Millen and Quint Kessenich

In the Rankings:Iowa (20 BCS/21 AP/20 coaches): Ohio State (9 BCS/8 AP/7 coaches)

Hawkeye Radio Network:Gary Dolphin-Play-By-Play; Ed Podolak-Analyst; Rob Brooks-Sideline

Satellite Radio: Sirius Ch. 122 and XM Ch. 143 Compass Network:Matt Smith and Joe Senser

Internet:Iowa radio broadcast available on hawkeyesports.com (subscription service)

Series History:OSU leads, 45-14-3 Live Stats:hawkeyesports.com

Ohio State9-1, 5-1

vs.

Iowa7-3, 4-2

Game 11

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HAWKEYE HISTORYIowa has played 1,139 games since beginning football in 1889. Iowas overal

record is 586-514-39 (.532). That includes a 370-200-16 (.645) record in homegames, a 216-314-23 (.411) record in games away from Iowa City, a 289-346-25(.457) mark in Big Ten games and a 253-164-15 (.603) record in Kinnick Stadium

FERENTZ EARNS CAREER WIN NO. 100Iowa Coach Kirk Ferentz, in his 15th season as a college head coach, holds a

career record of 100-79 (.559). Win No. 100 came Nov. 6 with an 18-13 victoryat Indiana. Ferentz, who also coached at Maine for three seasons, is 88-58 (.603)as the Hawkeye head coach.

HOME FINALE FOR IOWA SENIORSSenior members of the Iowa football program will be introduced Saturday during

pre-game ceremonies.The Iowa seniors include DL Christian Ballard, WR Paul Chaney, Jr., DL

Adrian Clayborn, P Ryan Donahue, WR Ben Evans, DB Brett Greenwood, DBJustin Greiner, OL Kyle Haganman, LB Jeremiha Hunter, LB Troy JohnsonWR Derrell Johnson-Koulianos, DL Karl Klug, OL Josh Koeppel , W RNick Kuchel, FB Brett Morse, PK Daniel Murray, WR Don Nordmann, RB PakiOMeara, LB Ross Petersen, TE Allen Reisner, WR Colin Sandeman, LS Andrew

Schulze, QBRicky Stanzi, LB Jeff Tarpinian, LB Lance Tillison and OL Julian VanderveldeAdditional senior members of the program include senior student manager

Owen Crist; senior athletic training students Dan Jilek, Matt Mills and KristenStrawhacker; and senior student video assistants Erick Tjarks and Kyle Yoder.

HAWKEYE WIN STREAKIowa has won 22 of its last 27 games and 24 of 30, dating back to the middle of

the 2008 season.Iowa had a 24-5 stretch from the 2001 Alamo Bowl through the first two games

of the 2004 season. Iowa posted a 22-2-2 mark between 1956-58. Iowa is 13-4in its last 17 Big Ten games.

Iowas school record of 20 straight wins occurred between 1920-23.

IOWA VS. RANKED OPPONENTSWith the 37-6 win over fifth-ranked Michigan State (10/30/10), Iowa has recorded

a victory over a top-five ranked team in each of the last three seasons. Iowa defeatedfourth-ranked Penn State (21-10) on the road in 2009 and defeated the third-rankedNittany Lions (24-23) in Kinnick Stadium in 2008.

Iowa has defeated three ranked teams this season, including Penn State (#20)Michigan (#24) and Michigan State (#5). Two of Iowas losses have been at thehands of ranked teams (#18 Arizona and #10 Wisconsin) and Northwestern movedinto the rankings after defeating Iowa. The three wins over ranked teams are themost for Iowa since posting a 3-1 record vs. ranked opponents in 2004.

Ohio State is the sixth ranked team Iowa will face this season, matching the mosthe Hawkeyes have faced in a single season under coach Kirk Ferentz. Iowa also

played six ranked teams in 1999 and 2003. Ohio State is the third Iowa opponento be ranked in the top 10. Iowa lost to No. 10 Wisconsin (31-30) and defeated Nofive Michigan State (37-6), both in Kinnick Stadium. Last season, Iowa defeatedNo. four Penn State and No. 9 Georgia Tech, while losing to No. 8 Ohio State.

Iowa is the third ranked opponent on the Ohio State schedule.

FERENTZ ON BOBBY DODD WATCH LISTIowa Coach Kirk Ferentz is one of seven coaches on the official Watch List for

the 2010 Bobby Dodd Coach of the Year Award.Ferentz is in his 12th year with the Hawkeyes and has guided the 2010 squad to a

7-3 record and is 20th in this weeks coaches poll. He has a career record of 100-79Ferentz has been named Big Ten Coach of the Year three times (2002, 04, 09)

and was National Coach of the Year in 2002.

Ohio State at Iowa - - Kinnick Stadium Date of Release: Nov. 15, 2010

Iowa Sports InformationMailing Address

Carver-Hawkeye Arena, One Elliott Dr.,

Iowa City, IA 52242-1020

Phone ....................................................319-335-9411

FAX ....................................................... 319-335-9417

E-Mail [email protected]

Sports Information Football ContactsDirector ....................................................Ph il Haddy


Associate..................................................Steve Roe


Assi stant ........................................Matthew Weitzel

E-Mail ............ [email protected]

Assi stant .................................................Aaron Blau


Weekly Football Press ConferenceIowa Head Coach Kirk Ferentz holds his weekly press

conferences every Tuesday throughout the season.

The press conferences are held in the auditorium of

the Hayden Fry Football Complex. Coach Ferentz ad-

dresses the media at 12:30 p.m. and requested players

will be available following the press conference. In case

of poor weather, player interviews will be conducted

inside the bubble.

Media need to submit their Tuesday player interview

requests to Phil Haddy, via e-mail, by 10:30 a.m. CT

each Sunday. True freshmen are not available for

interviews.

Media can access video highlights of Ferentzs weekly

press conference, plus player clips and highlights via

satellite. The time is from 3:30 to 3:45 p.m. (CT). The

satellite feed is available on AMC 3, Transponder 3,C-Band Analog.

All press conferences can be viewed on the official

world wide web site of the Iowa Athletic Department at

hawkeyesports.com (subscription service). Each press

conference is archived.

Weekly TeleconferenceThe Big Ten coaches teleconferences are held

each Tuesday. The teleconference begins at 11 a.m.

(CT) and each coach is available for 10 minutes.

Media wishing to participate in the teleconference

can contact the Big Ten Office at 847-696-1010 to

obtain the call-in information. All times listed below

are central time:

11:00 Jim Tressel, Ohio State11:10 Rich Rodriguez, Michigan11:20 Bill Lynch, Indiana11:30 Mark Dantonio, Mich. State11:40 Kirk Ferentz, Iowa11:50 Bret Bielema, WisconsinNoon Ron Zook, Illinois12:10 Danny Hope, Purdue12:20 Joe Paterno, Penn State12:30 Pat Fitzgerald, Northwestern12:40 Jeff Horton, Minnesota12:50 Player(s) of the Week, if available

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The Bobby Dodd Coach of the Year Award was first given in 1976 when it wentto Georgias Vince Dooley. Iowas head coach has never won the award.

ON THIS DATE

Iowa has posted an 8-9 record when playing on Nov. 20, including a 3-4 recordin home games. Here are the results:

1897 *Def. Grinnell, 16-12 1954 *Lost to Notre Dame, 18-34

1902 Lost at Missouri, 0-6 1965 *Lost to N.C. State, 20-281909 Lost at Kansas, 7-20 1971 Lost at Illinois, 0-311915 Lost at Nebraska, 7-52 1976 Def. Michigan State, 30-171920 Def. Iowa State, 14-10 1982 Def. Michigan State, 24-181926 *Lost to Northwestern, 6-13 1993 *Def. Minnesota, 21-31937 Lost at Nebraska, 0-28 1999 *Lost to Minnesota, 21-251943 Def. Nebraska, 33-13 2004 Def. Wisconsin, 30-71948 Def. Boston University, 34-14 * - - at Iowa City

TICKET UPDATE

Iowa sold all tickets for its seven home games, matching the school record byaveraging 70,585 fans per contest. Iowa issued over 59,000 season tickets, whichincluded more than 10,000 student tickets. Iowa also averaged 70,585 for all homegames in 2005, 2006 and 2007. Iowa has sold out Kinnick Stadium 49 of the las51 games. In addition, Iowa sold its allotment of tickets to the season finale aMinnesota.

LIVE BLOGGING FROM KINNICKHawkeye fans not able to attend the Ohio State game can log on tohawkeyesports.

com and have a chance to be interactive. The Iowa Sports Information staff wilbe blogging live from the press box during the game.

Iowa fans can log on tohawkeyesports.com and click on the blog story and followalong. Fans will have the opportunity to submit questions and comments, answerquick polls and get up-to-the-minute information about the game and Hawkeyes.

DOMINANT AT HOMEIowa has won 49 of its last 59 games (.831) in Kinnick Stadium, dating back

to the 2002 season, including a 5-1 mark this season. The Hawkeye losses cameto Western Michigan (28-19 in 2007), Indiana (38-20 in 2007), Michigan (23-20in overtime in 2005), Ohio State (38-17 in 2006), Northwestern (21-7 in 200622-17 in 2008 and 17-10 in 2009), Wisconsin (24-21 in 2006 and 31-30 in 2010)and Iowa State (36-31 in 2002). Iowa recorded a school-record 22-game homewinning streak between 2002-05, which ended in the overtime loss to Michigan.

Iowas 44-9 (.830) home record from 2002 thru 2009 ranked as the 11th-beshome winning percentage in the nation and second in the Big Ten to Ohio State.

Iowa was 6-1 at home in 2009, with wins over Northern Iowa, Arizona, ArkansasState, Michigan, Indiana and Minnesota and a loss to Northwestern. Iowa is 17-3at home since the start of the 2008 season.

THREE HAWKEYES EARN ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT HONORS

Three members of the Iowa football program were named to the ESPN AcademicAll-District Sevenfirst team. Those players are senior OL Julian Vandervelde, seniorLB Jeff Tarpinian and junior LB Tyler Nielsen. Each of the three Hawkeye playersnow have their name on the national ballot for ESPN Academic All-America honors

Vandervelde is a native of Davenport who has earned all-District recognition forthe third straight season. He was a first team selection in 2008 and earned secondteam honors last season. He carries a 3.46 GPA and is majoring in English andReligious Studies.

Vandervelde has started all 10 games for the Hawkeyes, who are ranked 20th inthe current BCS rankings. He has started 34 games throughout his career, includ-ing 15 straight. He has earned academic all-Big Ten recognition in each of thepast three seasons.

Big Ten Standings

Team Big Ten Pct. Overall Pct.

Ohio State 5-1 .833 9-1 .900Wisconsin 5-1 .833 9-1 .900

Michigan State 5-1 .833 9-1 .900

IOWA 4-2 .667 7-3 .700Michigan 3-3 .500 7-3 .700

Northwestern 3-3 .500 7-3 .700Penn State 3-3 .500 6-4 .600Illinois 3-4 .429 5-5 .500

Purdue 2-4 .333 4-6 .400

Minnesota 1-6 .143 2-9 .182

Indiana 0-6 .000 4-6 .400

This Week in the Big TenOhio State at Iowa (2:36 p.m., ABC)

Penn State at Indiana (11 a.m., BTN)

Purdue at Michigan State (11 a.m., BTN)Wisconsin at Michigan (11 a.m., ESPN)

Illinois at Northwestern (2:30 p.m., ESPNU)

Idle: Minnesota

Times listed are Central Time

Iowa Non-Conference Opponents

Team Record-Next GameEastern Illinois 2-9, season complete

Iowa State 5-6, Missouri

Arizona 7-3, Oregon

Ball State 4-7, Northern Illinois

Hawkeyes in the PollsDate A C H B ResultPre. 9 10 - - - - - - W, 37-7

9/6 9 9 - - - - - - W, 35-7

9/13 9 10 - - - - - - L, 27-349/20 18 18 - - - - - - W, 45-0

9/27 17 18 - - - - - - W, 24-3

10/4 15 15 - - - - - - open10/11 15 14 - - - - - - W, 38-28

10/18 13 12 12 15 L, 30-31

10/25 18 19 17 18 W, 37-6

11/1 15 16 14 16 W, 18-1311/8 13 13 12 13 L, 21-17

11/15 21 20 19 20 - - -

11/22 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -11/29 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

12/06 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

A=Associated Press; C=Coaches; H=Harris; B=BCS

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Tarpinian is a native of Omaha, Neb. He is majoring in Accounting and has a3.58 GPA. He has also earned academic all-Big Ten honors in each of the pasthree seasons.

Tarpinian has been hampered by injuries in 2010, but has started four games.He returned to limited action in Iowas 37-6 win over fifth-ranked Michigan Stateafter missing two games, and started at outside linebacker at Northwestern. Hehas 44 tackles, including 2.5 QB sacks. His forced fumble led to a touchdownagainst Arizona.

Nielsen, a native of Humboldt, holds a 3.56 GPA and is a Management majorHe has earned academic all-Big Ten recognition in each of the past two seasons.

Nielsen has started eight games at outside linebacker for the nationally-rankedHawkeyes. He totaled 42 tackles. Nielsen has recorded 4.5 tackles for loss andfour pass break-ups. He had an interception in Iowas 35-7 win over Iowa StateHe was injured in Iowas win over Michigan State and will miss the remainder ofthe season.

Under Coach Kirk Ferentz the last 12 seasons, 17 Iowa football student-athletehave combined to earn academic all-District and all-America recognition on 31occasions.

HAWKEYES ON AWARD LISTSSenior QB Ricky Stanzi, senior TE Allen Reisner, senior DE Adrian Clayborn

junior DB Tyler Sash and senior P Ryan Donahue are on reduced lists for nationalhonors at their respective positions.

Clayborn is one of four finalists for the Rotary Lombardi Award and a semifinalisfor the Chuck Bednarik Award. The 41st Lombardi Award will be presented at theRotary Lombardi Award Presentation Dec. 8 in Houston, Tex.

Clayborn has started 34 games in his Hawkeye career, including the last 27 straightIn 10 games this season he has collected 42 tackles, including seven tackles forloss and 3.5 quarterback sacks. He also hasfive QB pressures and blocked a fieldgoal attempt in Iowas 38-28 win at Michigan.

Clayborn collected 10 tackles in Iowas win over Penn State, earning recognitionas the Big Ten Conference defensive Player of the Week. He also had a quarterbacksack for minus 15 yards and three tackles for loss against the Nittany Lions. Headded five tackles and the seventh forced fumble of his career against Wisconsin

Along with the Lombardi Award, Clayborn is one of 16 semifinalists for the ChuckBednarik Award. He was named to preseason Watch Lists for the Walter CampPlayer of the Year Award, the Ted Hendricks Award, the Chuck Bednarik Award andthe Bronko Nagurski Award. He was a preseason first team all-America selectionby Sports Illustrated, Sporting News and Playboy magazines.

Stanzi is one of 16 semifinalists for the 2010 Davey OBrien National Quarterback Award, one of 16 semifinal candidates for the Maxwell Award and one of 10semifinal candidates for the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award for the top seniorquarterback in the nation. Stanzi, in 10 games, has completed 180-271 attemptfor 2,482 yards and 22 touchdowns, with only four interceptions. He leads the BigTen and is third nationally in pass efficiency. Stanzi was a semifinal candidate forthe OBrien Award in 2009 as well.

Reisner is one of eight semifinal candidates for the 2010 John Mackey Award. The

award goes annually to the nations best collegiate tight end. Reisner has startedevery game this year. He has 35 receptions for 370 yards (10.6 average) and twotouchdowns, including six receptions for 66 yards at Northwestern. Former Iowatight end Dallas Clark won the Mackey Award in 2002.

Sash is one of 10 semifinalists for the Jim Thorpe Award, which goes annually tothe top collegiate defensive back. He currently ranks fifth in career interception(13) at Iowa. Sash is the Iowa record holder and ranks fourth all-time in Big Tenhistory with 392 interception yards. He currently ranks third in tackles with 58stops in 10 games,


Pronunciation Guide

Head Coach Kirk Ferentz ........................... FAIR-ints

Assistant Coach Rick Kaczenski ............. kuh-ZIN-ski

Jordan Bernsne ..................................BURN-steen

Steve Bigach ................................................BIG-ack

Broderick Binns ................................................BINS

Conor Boffeli ........................................... BO-fell-ee

Greg Casllo ...........................................kas-TEE-oh

Shane DiBona .................................... duh-BONE-uh

Tom Donatell ........................................DON-uh-tell

Andrew Donnal ........................................duh-NELL

James Ferentz ........................................... FAIR-ints

C.J. Fiedorowicz............................ feh-DOR-uh-wits

Joe Gaglione .......................................GAG-lee-own

Jonathan Gimm .................................................GIM

Jusn Greiner ...............................................GRY-nir

Micah Hyde .................................................MY-kuh

Derrell Johnson-Koulianos......dir-RELL KOU-lee-ah-nosChrisan Kirksey........................................ KIRK-see

Karl Klug .......................................................KLOU-g

Charlie Knipper ..................................... kuh-NIPP-ir

Josh Koeppel ............................................... KEP-uhl

Nick Kuchel ............................................ KOOCH-uhl

Kevonte Marn-Manley ...................... KEY-von-tay

Trent Mossbrucker .............................MOSS-bruk-ir

Paki OMeara..............................................PAH-kee

Woody Orne .....................................................ORN

Jim Poggi .....................................................POE-jee

Shaun Prater ...............................................PRAY-r

Riley Reiff.........................................................REEF

Allen Reisner ...............................................RISE-nir

Colin Sandeman .......................................... CAH-linBrandon Scherff............................................ SHERF

Ricky Stanzi .............................................. STAN-zee

JeffTarpinian ..................................... tar-PIN-ee-un

Louis Trinca-Pasat .......................TRIN-kuh puh-sot

Bre Van Sloten ................................ van-SLOW-n

Ausn Vier ....................................................... VEER

John Wienke..............................................WINK-ee

Marcus Zusevics ............................... ZOOZ-uh-vicks

Comparing the Stats

IOWA OHIO STATE

Record 7-3, 4-2 9-1, 5-1

Scoring Avg. 30.8 41.6

Scoring Defense 15.0 13.6

Rushing Yards 153.2 222.0

Passing Yards 252.7 233.5

Total Offense 405.9 455.5Rushing Defense 86.8 86.9

Passing Defense 220.2 151.1

Total Defense 307.0 238.0

Punt Return Avg. 9.4 10.3

KO Return Avg. 23.7 25.4

Turnover Margin +1.2 1.4

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Donahue is a Ray Guy Award semifinalist for the secondtime in his career, joining nine other punters on the list. Donahue holds a 44.7 yard average on 43 punts, while opponentshave averaged just four yards on 17 returns. He has bootedfive of the 14 longest punts in school history while averagingover 40 yards per punt in each of his four seasons. He hada 73-yard punt at Northwestern, which ties as 10th longest

in school history.

HAWKEYES EARN WEEKLY HONORSSeveral Iowa players have earned weekly honors this season

Freshman Mike Meyer was named Big Ten ConferenceSpecial Teams Player of the Week after connecting on 4-5field goal attempts in Iowas 18-13 win at Indiana. He con-nected from 23, 27, 27 and 42 yards. The 42-yard kick ithe longest of his career. He shared the national honor oKickoff Performer of the Week when all four of his kickswere touchbacks at Northwestern. He earned honorablemention recognition for his play in Iowas 35-7 win overIowa State, averaging 68.3 yards on six kicks.

Senior punter Ryan Donahue was named national Punterof the Week by the College Football Performance Awardsafter averaging 60.5 yards on two punts vs. WisconsinHe earned honorable mention recognition after averaging42.9 yards on seven punts at Northwestern.

Junior DB Shaun Prater was named Big Ten DefensivePlayer of the Week following Iowas 37-6 win over fifthranked Michigan State. Prater collected a career-high 10tackles and had an interception and 42 yard return vs. theSpartans. Iowa held MSU to 31 net rushing yards and onetouchdown. The Big Ten honor is the first for Prater.

Senior QB Ricky Stanzi was named Big Ten OffensivePlayer of the Week following Iowas 38-28 win at Michi-

gan. Stanzi completed 17-24 passes for 248 yards andthree touchdowns, with no interceptions

Senior DE Adrian Clayborn was named Big Ten DefensivePlayer of the Week following Iowas 24-3 win over PennState Oct. 2. Clayborn collected 10 tackles in the winincluding a quarterback sack for minus 15 yards and threetackles for loss. Iowa held Penn State to 54 net rushingyards and just three points. The Big Ten honor is the thirdfor Clayborn. He earned the recognition for special teamin Iowas 2009 win at Penn State and he was defensivePlayer of the Week in Iowas 2009 win at Michigan StateClayborn earned honorable mention recognition for hisposition from the College Football Performance Awards

for his play against Penn State as well. Junior DL Mike Daniels was named Big Ten Conference

co-defensive Player of the Week for his play in Iowas45-0 win over Ball State. Daniels recorded career bestsin tackles and tackles for loss in Iowas shutout victoryover Ball State. Daniels had four solo tackles and twoassists, including four tackles for loss (-20) and one QBsack (-7). The Hawkeye defense held Ball State to jus112 yards total offense (56 rushing, 56 passing). The BigTen Player of the Week honor is the first for Daniels, whowas also named national defensive Performer of the Weekby the College Football Performance Awards.


Head Coach Kirk Ferentz

Kirk Ferentz (pronounced FAIR-rintz,rhymes with parents) is in his 12thseason as head football coach at theUniversity of Iowa. His latest contract

extension runs through the 2020 season.Ferentz was named the 2009 Dave Mc-

Clain Big Ten Conference Coach of theYear. He was one of 15 semi-finalistsfor the 2009 George Munger Award, pre-sented by the Maxwell Football Club tothe College Coach of the Year. He wasthe 2009 AFCA Region Three Coach ofthe Year and was one of 10 finalists for the Liberty Mutualnational Coach of the Year. He is one of seven candidates forthe 2010 Bobby Dodd Coach of the Year Award.

Ferentz was honored as the 2002 Associated Press and WalterCamp National Coach of the Year and was the AFCA RegionalCoach of the Year that season, as well. He was named Big

Ten Conference Coach of the Year in 2002, 2004 and 2009.Ferentz guided Iowa to Big Ten titles in 2002 and 2004.

Iowa has made two BCS bowl appearances, including a 24-14 win in the 2010 FedEx Orange Bowl. Iowa has played in sixJanuary bowl games and has four January bowl victories (2004Outback Bowl, 2005 Capital One Bowl, 2009 Outback Bowland 2010 FedEx Orange Bowl). Iowa has posted an 84-38(.689) overall mark and a 50-27 (.649) Big Ten record the lastnine plus seasons. Ferentz has guided the Hawkeyes to eightfirst divisionfinishes, including a second-place finish in 2009.The Hawkeyes are bowl eligible for the 10th straight season.

Ferentz, at Iowa, holds an overall record of 88-58 (.603) anda 53-41 (.564) mark in Big Ten games. In his 15th season as acollege head coach, he holds a career mark of 100-79 (.559).

Fifty-four of Iowas 146 games under Ferentz have beendecided by seven points or less (25-29) and 44 were playedagainst opponents who were ranked in the top 25 at the time(19-25).

Ferentz joined the Iowa staff after serving as assistant headcoach and offensive line coach of the NFLs Baltimore Ravens.He was part of the Baltimore (Cleveland Browns prior to themove) staff for six years.

Ferentz was named head coach of the Maine Bears in 1990and held that position for three years. Ferentz was a memberof Hayden Frys Iowa staff for nine years as offensive linecoach (1981-89). He coordinated Iowas running game duringhis first coaching stint at Iowa. Iowa appeared in eight bowlgames during the time Ferentz was an Iowa assistant.

Ferentz was born in Royal Oak, MI, and attended high schoolin Pittsburgh, PA. Kirk earned his bachelors degree in EnglishEducation from the University of Connecticut in 1978, wherehe was a football captain. Kirk received the DistinguishedAlumnus Award from the Neag School of Education at theUniversity of Connecticut in May, 2009. He was inducted intothe Upper St. Clair High School Hall of Fame in September,2002 and the Western Chapter of the Pennsylvania Sports Hallof Fame in May, 2003.

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Senior RB Paki OMeara was named Big Ten Conference special teams Player ofthe Week for his play in Iowas 37-7 win over Eastern Illinois. OMeara blockedan Eastern Illinois punt in the first period and returned the block for a 42-yardtouchdown. His score gave Iowa a 21-0 advantage. He also had four rushingattempts for 34 yards in the second half in earning his first Big Ten Player ofthe Week honor.

Senior QB Ricky Stanzi earned honorable mention recognition from the College

Football Performance Awards for his play against Ball State, Michigan, Wisconsin and Michigan State. He had three touchdown passes and no interceptionsin each of the four games.

Senior WR Derrell Johnson-Koulianos earned honorable mention recognitionfrom the College Football Performance Award for his play in Iowas 38-28 winover Michigan. He had four receptions for 70 yards and three touchdownsJohnson-Koulianos became Iowas career leader in receiving yards in the Iowawin.

Junior DB Shaun Prater earned honorable mention recognition from the CollegeFootball Performance Awards for his defensive backfield play in Iowas 24-3 winover Penn State. Prater collected Iowas only turnover vs. Penn State, returninghis interception in the closing minutes 33 yards for his first career touchdownHe also collected four tackles. He also earned honorable mention recognition

for his efforts in Iowas 37-6 win over Michigan State (10 tackles, one intercep-tion).

Sophomore RB Adam Robinson earned honorable mention recognition from theCollege Football Performance Award for his play in Iowas 35-7 win over IowaState. Robinson rushed for a career-best 156 yards on 14 carries and scoredon a 39-yard run. Robinson also had a 75-yard run to set up another Hawkeyetouchdown and surpassed 1,000 career rushing yards.

Senior TE Allen Reisner earned honorable mention recognition from the CollegeFootball Performance Award for his play in Iowas 35-7 win over Iowa Stateand the 21-17 loss at Northwestern. Reisner had three receptions for 66 yardsand a touchdown vs. Iowa State. His two-yard scoring reception gave Iowa a21-0 advantage in the second period and his 55-yard catch, the longest of hiscareer, led to Iowas final score. He added 66 receiving yards on six receptionsat Northwestern.

Sophomore DB Micah Hyde earned honorable mention recognition from theCollege Football Performance Awards for his defensive backfield play in Iowas37-6 win over fifth-ranked Michigan State. Hyde hadfive tackles and a 66-yardreturn for a touchdown.

Junior TE Brad Herman earned honorable mention recognition from the CollegeFootball Performance Award for his play in Iowas 37-6 win over fifth-rankedMichigan State. Herman had three receptions for 80 yards, matching his careerhigh in catches and reaching a career-best in receiving yards.

Iowa had eight players named Big Ten Players of the Week in 2009 (four ondefense, one offense and three special team winners).

IOWA TOUGH ON DEFENSEIowa ranks fourth nationally in rushing defense (86.8), seventh in scoring defense(15.0), 16th in total defense (307.0) and 21st in pass efficiency defense (114.12)The Iowa defense was the last unit in the nation to allow a rushing touchdown thisseason, that coming in Iowas sixth game. The Hawkeyes are fifth in turnovermargin (+1.2).

Six Iowa opponents have scored one touchdown or less, including two whoscored no touchdowns.

Iowa has allowed only one 100-yard rusher this season (Michigan QB DenardRobinson). Iowa also allowed just one player to rush for 100 yards or more inboth 2009 and 2008.


Hawkeyes in the NFLIowa football players have a long

tradition of being well prepared

for professional football, following

their college playing careers. As

of Nov. 15, 36 former Hawkeyes

were on NFL rosters.

Former Hawkeye, Current NFL TeamPat Angerer, Indianapolis Colts

Jonathan Babineaux, Atlanta Falcons

Jason Baker, Carolina Panthers

Ladell Betts, New Orleans Saints

Rob Bruggeman, Atlanta Falcons

Bryan Bulaga, Green Bay Packers

Scott Chandler, Dallas Cowboys

Dallas Clark, Indianapolis Colts

Colin Cole, Seattle Seahawks

Sean Considine, Jacksonville Jaguars

Jared DeVries, Detroit Lions

A.J. Edds, Miami Dolphins

Bradley Fletcher, St. Louis Rams

Robert Gallery, Oakland Raiders

Charles Godfrey, Carolina PanthersShonn Greene, New York Jets

Chad Greenway, Minnesota Vikings

Abdul Hodge, Carolina Panthers

Ken Iwebema, Arizona Cardinals

Nate Kaeding, San Diego Chargers

Aaron Kampman, Jacksonville Jaguars

Matt Kroul, New York Jets

Bryan Mattison, Baltimore Ravens

Tony Moeaki, Kansas City Chiefs

Brandon Myers, Oakland Raiders

Seth Olsen, Minnesota Vikings

Marcus Paschal, Baltimore Ravens

Derreck Robinson, Cleveland Browns

Matt Roth, Cleveland Browns

Bob Sanders, Indianapolis Colts

Amari Spievey, Detroit Lions

Eric Steinbach, Cleveland Browns

Trey Stross, Houston Texans

Casey Wiegmann, Kansas City Chiefs

Marshal Yanda, Baltimore Ravens

Albert Young, Minnesota Vikings

Captains By WeekGame Players

Eastern Illinois Clayborn, Klug, Stanzi, Vandervelde

Iowa State Clayborn, Klug, Stanzi, Vandervelde

Arizona Clayborn, Klug, Stanzi, Vandervelde

Ball State Clayborn, Klug, Stanzi, Vandervelde

Penn State Clayborn, Klug, Stanzi, Vandervelde

Michigan Clayborn, Klug, Stanzi, VanderveldeWisconsin Clayborn, Klug, Stanzi, Vandervelde

Michigan State Clayborn, Klug, Stanzi, Vandervelde

Indiana Clayborn, Klug, Stanzi, Vandervelde

Northwestern Clayborn, Klug, Stanzi, Vandervelde

Ohio State

Minnesota

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IOWA EFFICIENT ON OFFENSEIowa ranks fifth in the nation in pass efficiency (164.4) and the Hawkeyes are

43rd in scoring offense (30.8). The Hawkeyes are 35th in passing offense (252.7)46th in total offense (405.9) and 60th in rushing offense (153.2). Iowa scored 30 omore points in three consecutive Big Ten Conference games (Michigan, WisconsinMichigan State) for the first time since 2005.

Iowa has been guilty of just seven turnovers (three lost fumbles, four interceptions), which ties Oregon State and Wisconsin as the fewest in the nation. Iowhas not lost a fumble in the last six games.

POSITIVE TURNOVER RATIOIowa is second in the Big Ten and fifth nationally with a plus 1.2 turnover ratio

Iowa has been guilty of just seven turnovers in 10 games, including just threeturnovers in six Big Ten games. The seven turnovers tie as the fewest in the nation(Oregon State and Wisconsin).

Iowas opponents have had 113 possessions, and just four have started in Iowaterritory. Arizona had two possessions start in Iowa territory and Iowa State andNorthwestern started one possession on Iowas end of the field.

INJURY SETBACKSIowa sophomore running back Jewel Hampton and junior linebacker Bruce Davi

suffered season-ending knee injuries during Iowas 34-27 loss at Arizona. Bothhave had surgery to repair the damage. Hampton rushed 91 times for 463 yardand seven touchdowns as a freshman in 2008 before missing 2009 due to injuryHe rushed 20 times for 84 yards and a touchdown against Iowa State and had afour-yard touchdown reception at Arizona prior to his season-ending injury.

In addition, LB Jeff Tarpinian missed Iowas opening game and games vs. Michigan and Wisconsin before returning to limited vs. Michigan State and Indiana. Hdid not start vs. Penn State and was limited to just a few plays on defense. Tarpinian led Iowa in tackles through five games and returned to the starting line-up aNorthwestern. Senior FB Brett Morse did not play at Michigan, ending his startingstreak at 18 consecutive starts, but returned vs. Wisconsin.

RB Adam Robinson, Iowas leading rusher, and OL Adam Gettis, did not play aIndiana. Gettis also missed the Northwestern game.

Redshirt freshman OL Nolan MacMillan missed three games before returning toaction at Northwestern. He started the first six games. Senior LB Jeremiha Huntestarted the first seven games before missing the Michigan State contest. Huntereturned to start the last two contests and has 34 career starts.

OLB Tyler Nielsen, who started the first eight games and ranked third in tackleswas injured vs. Michigan State and is out for the remainder of the season.

Iowa defensive coordinator Norm Parker underwent a medical procedure in latSeptember and missed seven games. While he has not returned to the practicfield, Parker attended Iowas home win over Michigan State but did not travel toIndiana. He did work from the press box at Northwestern.

FERENTZ NAMED COACH OF THE YEARIowa Coach Kirk Ferentz was named the Dave McClain Big Ten Conferenc

Coach of the Year for the third time in 2009. Ferentz was afi

nalist for the LibertyMutual national Coach of the Year award and was one of 15 semi-finalists for thGeorge Munger Award, presented by the Maxwell Football Club to the CollegeCoach of the Year. The American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) namedFerentz its 2009 Region Three Coach of the Year.

Ferentz was also the league Coach of the Year in 2002 and 2004. He was thAssociated Press and Walter Camp National Coach of the Year in 2002.

Ferentz has led 10 straight Iowa teams to bowl eligibility and the Hawkeyes havefinished in the Big Tens first division eight of the past nine seasons.

Hawkeyes Under FerentzOverall ..................................................................88-58

vs. ranked teams ..................................................19-25

vs. unranked teams .............................................. 69-33

vs. Big Ten teams .................................................53-41

vs. Big Ten teams (home) ..................................... 31-13

vs. Big Ten teams (away) ..................................... 21-28

When rushing for 150 yards or more ....................51-12When rushing for 200 yards or more ......................32-2

When passing for 250 yards or more ...................31-16

When passing for 300 yards or more ....................... 8-6

When Iowa player rushes for 100 yards ............... 49-18

When opponent has 100-yard rusher ................... 12-24

When opponent has 300-yard passer .................. 11-10

When scoring 30 points or more ...............................48-3

When scoring 20 points or more .............................64-24

When opponent scores 25 points or more..............10-37

When holding opponent to 10 pts or less ................. 39-0

When Iowa scoresfirst ...........................................66-17

When Iowa leads at halftime ...................................70-11

When Iowa trails at halftime ................................... 13-46

When game is tied at halftime .................................... 5-1When Iowa leads after 3 quarters...........................76-10

When Iowa trails after 3 quarters..............................8-46

When game is tied after 3 quarters ............................ 4-2

Games decided by 11 points or more ..................... 54-22

Games decided by 10 points or less ......................27-29

Games decided by 7 points or less ........................25-29

Games decided by 3 points or less ........................12-15

When Iowa has a positive turnover margin ............ 51-13

When opponent has a positive turnover margin .....15-30

When the turnover margin is equal.........................22-15

When returning a punt/kickoff for a score ...................7-3

Overtime games .........................................................4-2

When temperature is 50 degrees or above ............ 63-46When temperature is below 50 degrees ................. 25-12

When temperature is over 90 degrees .......................1-2

When Raining: ............................................................ 7-5

Big Ten Conference POW Nominees

Game Offense Defense Special Teams

E. Illinois Robinson Klug OMeara

Iowa State Robinson Tarpinian Donahue

Arizona Stanzi Tarpinian Donahue

Ball State Robinson Daniels Meyer

Penn State Stanzi Clayborn Donahue

Michigan Stanzi T. Johnson Meyer

Wisconsin Stanzi Sash Donahue

Mich. State Stanzi Prater Donahue

Indiana McNutt Hyde Meyer

Nwestern McNutt Morris Donahue

Ohio State

Minnesota

Bold indicates winner

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Hy-Vee Cy-Hawk SeriesThe Hy-Vee Cy-Hawk Series is in its seventh season in2010-11. The series is tied 3-3 in the in-state competi-tion against Iowa State that began in 2004-05. IowaState captured the Hy-Vee Cy-Hawk Series a year agoby a 16-11 margin.

Iowa State holds a 6-5 advantage to date. Iowa de-feated ISU in football and womens soccer and lostin volleyball and mens and womens cross country.

Last season, Iowa captured victories in football,womens soccer, wrestling, womens gymnastics andwomens tennis. The Cyclones recorded wins in vol-leyball, mens and womens cross country, mens andwomens basketball, womens swimming and diving,womens gymnastics and softball.

Iowa captured the inaugural Hy-Vee Cy-Hawk Series(13-8) in 2004-05 and won again in 2006-07 (13-8)and 2008-09 (21-4). Iowa State won the competitionin 2005-06 (13-8) and 2007-08 (18-9) and 2009-10(16-11).

The 12-event series awards two points (except foot-ball, which is worth three) to the winning school ineach head-to-head match-up between the two insti-tutions. Additionally, two points are awarded to aninstitution if the graduation rate of its student-athletesis greater than the national average as reported eachfall by the NCAA.

A commemorative Hy-Vee Cy-Hawk Series Cup,

which stands 31 inches tall and weighs 19 pounds, isdisplayed on the winning teams campus for an entireyear after a victory. Replica cups are also presentedas traveling trophies for individual victorious teamsin the head-to-head competition.

This seasons seventh annual Hy-Vee Cy-Hawk Seriesschedule is listed below. All events are worth twopoints, except football, which is worth three points:

Date Event Site/Result9/10 Volleyball ISU, 3-09/11 Football Iowa, 35-79/17 Womens Soccer Iowa, 4-011/13 M. Cross Country ISU11/13 W. Cross Country ISU12/3 Wrestling Iowa City

12/10 Womens Basketball Iowa City12/10 Mens Basketball Iowa City12/10 Womens Swim. & Diving Iowa City2/18 Womens Gymnastics Ames2/25 Womens Gymnastics Iowa City4/20 Softball Iowa City

Academic OpportunitiesTwo points for an institution if the student-athletegraduation rate for all student-athletes is greater thanthe national average for all student-athletes, accord-ing to the annual graduation rate report issued eachSeptember/October by the NCAA.

COACHING RECOGNITIONIowa Coach Kirk Ferentz has been named Big Ten Coach of the Year three times

(2002, 2004 & 2009) and he was named National Coach of the Year in 2002Ferentz joins Michigans Bo Schembechler (four) and Iowas Hayden Fry (three)and Penn States Joe Paterno (three) as the only coaches to be honored in morethan two seasons.

OHIO STATE COACH JIM TRESSELOhio State Coach Jim Tressel is in his 10th season as the Buckeye head coach

and his 25th season overall as a college head coach. Tressel has posted a 103-22record at Ohio State and his career mark is 238-79-2. He led Ohio State to a RoseBowl victory last season and to the 2002 national title. The Buckeyes have wonfive straight Big Ten titles. OSU also played in the national title game in 2006 and2007. Tressel was named national Coach of the Year in 2002.

Prior to taking over at Ohio State, Tressel was the head coach at YoungstownState for 15 years (1986-2000). His teams there won four national titles as he com-piled a 135-57-2 record. He was a four time selection as Division I-AA NationaCoach of the Year. His coaching career has included stops at Akron, Miami, OHand Syracuse. He also coached quarterbacks, receivers and running backs at OhioState from 1983-85.

Along with winning national titles in Division I and I-AA, Tressels father, Lee

coached Baldwin Wallace to the 1978 Division III national title. Lee and Jim Tressel are the only father-and-son combination ever to win national championships.

TOP DEFENSES TO MEETTwo of the top defensive teams in the nation will square off Saturday at Kinnick

Stadium. Following are a number of defensive rankings in which both teams areamong the national leaders.

Category Iowa Rank OSU RankRushing Defense 86.8 4th 86.9 5thInterceptions 15 T-12th 17 T-1stTotal Turnovers 26 T-6th 19 T-39thPass Efficiency Defense 114.12 21st 94.74 3rd

Pass Defense 220.2 70th 151.1 6thFirst Downs Allowed 17.4 22nd 12.9 2ndScoring Defense 15.0 7th 13.6 5thTotal Defense 307.0 16th 238.0 2nd

IOWA, OHIO STATE NOTES Iowa and Ohio State have both fared well at home over the last nine seasons

Iowa has posted a 49-10 (.831) record, while Ohio State is 59-5 (.922). Ohio State ranks fourth in the nation in pass efficiency (165.37) and Iowa ranksfifth (164.4). Individually, Iowa QB Ricky Stanzi ranks third (167.19) and OSUsTerrelle Pryor is fifth (166.4).

Ohio State has not played at Iowa since 2006. The Hawkeyes hosted the topranked Buckeyes in a prime time contest, with Ohio State winning, 38-17.

Ohio State leads the nation with 17 interceptions and Iowa is tied for 12th with15. Both teams have three interception returns for touchdowns in 2010, withOSU getting two last week in a win over Penn State.

Iowa and Ohio State rankfirst or second in the Big Ten (all games) in eight teamstatistical categories, including scoring defense, rushing defense, total defenseturnover margin, pass efficiency defense, red zone defense, KO returns and passefficiency.

Ohio State Coach Jim Tressel and Iowa quarterback Ricky Stanzi are from Mentor, OH.

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Iowa has 13 players on its roster from the state of Ohio, including regular start-ers in QB Ricky Stanzi (Mentor), WR Derrell Johnson-Koulianos (Campbell)and DB Micah Hyde (Fostoria). Others include B.J. Lowery (Cincinnati), SteveBigach, Lebron Daniel, Bruce Davis and William Lowe from Cleveland, An-thony Hitchens (Lorain), Andrew Donnal (Monclova), Joe Gaglione (Novelty)Brad Rogers (Toledo) and Zach Furlong (Xenia). In addition, Iowa offensiveline Coach Reese Morgan and defensive back Coach Phil Parker are also from

Lorain. There are no Iowans on the Ohio State roster. Iowa freshman linebacker James Morris, who turns 19 on Saturday, is the only

Hawkeye with a birthday this week. He ranks fifth on the team in tackles (46) Saturday will mark Iowas fifth appearance of the season on ABC-TV in the 2:30

p.m. CT time slot. The Hawkeyes also hosted Penn State in an ESPN primetimetelecast.

OSU WON IN OVERTIME IN 09Iowa rallied from a 14-point deficit in the final 11 minutes, but Ohio State scored

on a 39-yard field goal in overtime last Nov. 14 to take a 27-24 win at Columbus ina Big Ten championship game that determined the Big Tens BCS representative

Iowa scored the first points of the game, driving 42 yards in eight plays for a

Daniel Murray 32-yard field goal late in the first period. Ohio State respondedwith a 30-yard field goal and a 22-yard touchdown run late in the second period totake a 10-3 advantage at halftime.

The Hawkeyes tied the score on a nine-yardstrike from QB James Vandenberg to WR MarvinMcNutt, Jr. on their second possession of thethird period.

Ohio State responded with an 11-yard touch-down run on its next drive to take a 17-10 advan-tage with 13 minutes remaining and increasedthe advantage to 14 points less than two minuteslater. The Buckeyes scored their final points inregulation on a 49-yard run on the first play fol-

lowing an interception.Iowa responded immediately, as DerrellJohnson-Koulianos returned the kickoff 99-yards for a touchdown. The KO returnwas the first for an Iowa touchdown since the 2003 Orange Bowl and tied as thefourth longest in school history.

Iowa allowed just one first down on OSUs next drive and stayed alive when theBuckeyes missed a 47-yard field goal attempt. The Hawkeyes drove 70 yards ineight plays, getting a 10-yard touchdown pass from Vandenberg to McNutt with2:42 left to play to tie the score at 24. Ohio State was forced to punt with oneminute remaining and the teams headed to overtime.

Iowa started the extra session on offense and failed to score, as Vandenbergs passon fourth and 26 was intercepted in the end zone. Ohio State gained three yardson three running plays before the field goal ended the contest.

Vandenberg, in his first career start, completed 20-33 passes for 233 yards andtwo scores, with three interceptions. Vandenberg filled in the final two games ofthe 2009 regular season after Ricky Stanzi was injured vs. Northwestern. RB AdamRobinson returned after missing two games and led Iowas ground game with 74yards on 20 carries. McNutt, Jr. led Iowa receivers with six catches for 78 yardand two touchdowns. Johnson-Koulianos had 154 yards on three KO returns andadded three receptions for 71 yards.

LB Pat Angerer led the Iowa defense with 13 tackles. DE Adrian Clayborn added12 stops, including three tackles for loss and one QB sack. OLB A.J. Edds added10 tackles.

Instant ReplayListed below are all the plays that have been reviewedin an Iowa game in 2010.

Game (Rvs) Reviewed Play (Upheld/Reversed)

E. Illinois No reviews

Iowa State Spot of ball short of goal line (upheld)

Arizona Iowa runner down by contact (upheld)

AZ runner down by contack (upheld)

possession of fumble (overturned)pass reception out of bounds (overturned)

Ball State Ball State lost fumble (upheld)

Ball State pass completion (upheld)

Penn State Iowa, spot of ball (upheld)

Penn State, spot of ball (upheld)

Michigan Iowa, completion for TD (upheld)

Michigan, completion (upheld)

Michigan, completion and spot (upheld)

Wisconsin Iowa rush, spot of ball (upheld)

Iowa pass, spot of ball (overturned)

Iowa completion (upheld)

Iowa pass, spot of ball (overturned)

Wisc. run, spot of ball (overturned

Mich. State MSU receiver down before fumble (upheld)

IA TD before stepping out of bounds (upheld)

Iowa receiver with legal catch (upheld)

Indiana IND, spot of ball (upheld)

IND, incomplete pass (upheld)

Nwestern Iowa, spot of ball (upheld)

Ohio State

Minnesota

Consecutive Games, Not Shutout

School Games Last ShutoutMichigan 322 Oct. 20, 1984

(26-0 at Iowa)

Ohio State 212 Nov. 20, 1993 (28-0 at Michigan)

Wisconsin 174 Aug. 24, 1997

(34-0 vs. Syracuse)

IOWA 129 Oct . 14, 2000 (31-0 at Illinois)Michigan State 125 Oct. 21, 2000 (14-0 at Michigan)

Indiana 123 Oct. 14, 2000

(58-0 at Michigan)Penn State 116 Oct. 6, 2001

(20-0 vs. Michigan)

Northwestern 92 Sept. 27, 2003

(20-0 at Ohio State)Illinois 19 Sept. 26, 2009

(30-0 at Ohio State)

Minnesota 12 Nov. 21, 2009(12-0 at Iowa)

Purdue 3 Oct. 23, 2010

(49-0 at Ohio State)Hawkeye Birthdays!The following Iowa student athletes/coaches have

birthdays in November:

1: Jacob Reisen

2: Brett Van Sloten

4: William Lowe

11: Raymond Braithwaite

12: Jason White

20: James Morris

22: Cameron Olson

24: James Vandenberg

26: Shane DiBona

29: Troy Johnson, John Weinke

IOWA OSU

Score 24 27

First Downs 16 20

Rushes-Yds. 24-67 51-229

Passing Yds. 233 93

Passes (C-A-I) 20-33-3 14-17-0

Total Offense 57-300 68-322

Punts-Avg. 3-37.3 5-35.8

Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-0

Penales-Yards 6-51 5-50

Time of Possession 26:08 33:52

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Scoring Summary

IA - - Daniel Murray, 32-yard field goal

OSU - - Devin Barclay, 30-yard field goal

OSU - - Brandon Saine, 22-yard run (Barclay kick)

IA - - Marvin McNutt, nine-yard pass from James Vandenberg (Murray kick)

OSU - - Dan Herron, 11-yard run (Barclay kick)

OSU - - Saine, 49-yard run (Barclay kick)

IA - - D. Johnson-Koulianos, 99-yard KO return (Murray kick)

IA - - McNutt, 10-yard pass from Vandenberg (Murray kick)

OSU - - Barclay, 39-yard field goal

Attendance: 105,455

THE SERIESSaturday marks the 63rd meeting in the series that began with a 12-9 Iowa vic-

tory in 1922. Ohio State holds a 45-14-3 advantage and has won the last threemeetings. Ohio State won a year ago, scoring a 27-24 overtime win in Columbuto earn the Big Ten title. The Buckeyes won 38-17 at Iowa City in 2006 on theirlast visit to Kinnick Stadium. The Hawkeyes snapped an eight-game losing streakto the Buckeyes with a 33-7 victory at Iowa City in 2004. The teams did not meein 2007 and 2008.

Ohio State holds a 16-6-2 advantage in games played at Iowa City, winning sixof the last seven. Iowas most recent win in the series was a 33-7 victory in Kinnick Stadium in 2004.

Saturdays game will mark the 20th time the teams have met when both havebeen in the national rankings. Ohio State is ranked eighth by the Associated Pressthis week and seventh in the coaches poll. Iowa is 21st in the AP and 20th in thecoaches poll. In the BCS rankings, Ohio State is ninth and Iowa 20th.

Ohio State has won 15 of the 19 games in which both teams were ranked. Ofthose games, Ohio State was the higher ranked team 15 times, while Iowa wasranked higher than the Buckeyes in 1957, 1958, 1985 and 1986. Ohio State wonthree of those meetings before the Hawkeyes scored a 31-10 win in 1986. Iowawas ranked 11th at the time, Ohio State 17th.

The teams have met five times when one was ranked as the top team in the na-

tion. Iowa held the top spot in the rankings in 1985 when it suffered a 22-13 lossat Ohio Stadium. Iowa did win the 1985 Big Ten title and represented the conference in the Rose Bowl.

Ohio State has been the top ranked team in the nation in four games against IowaThe Buckeyes won 21-19 at Iowa City in 1964 over an unranked Iowa team. OhioState was also the top team when it defeated Iowa 55-13 at Columbus in 1973Top-ranked Ohio State won 49-0 in 1975 and the Buckeyes were the top team inthe nation when they defeated 13th-ranked Iowa at Iowa City in 2006. Here arethe results:

11/18/22 W 12-9 9/11/71 L 21-5211/27/23 W 20-0 9/16/72 L 0-21*10/14//24 T 0-0 11/17/73 L 13-5510/24/25 W 15-0 *11/16/74 L 10-35

*10/23/26 L 6-23 10/11/75 L 0-4910/08/27 L 6-13 *10/09/76 L 14-3411/10/28 W 14-7 *10/15/77 L 6-2710/13/29 L 6-7 10/21/78 L 7-3111/24/34 L 7-40 11/10/79 L 7-3410/07/44 L 0-34 *11/15/80 L 7-4110/06/45 L 0-42 *9/24/83 W 20-1410/18/47 T 13-13 9/22/84 L 26-4510/09/48 W 14-7 11/02/85 L 13-2210/28/50 L 21-83 *11/01/86 L 10-3110/27/51 L 21-47 11/14/87 W 29-27*10/25/52 W 8-0 *11/12/88 T 24-2410/16/54 L 14-20 11/11/89 L 0-2811/12/55 L 10-20 *11/10/90 L 26-27

National Rankings

BCS Standings, Nov. 14School Record Avg. Prev.

1. Oregon 10-0 .9753 1

2. Auburn 11-0 .9687 2

3. TCU 11-0 .8966 3

4. Boise State 9-0 .8634 45. LSU 9-1 .8243 5

6. Stanford 9-1 .7553 6

7. Wisconsin 9-1 .7258 7

8. Nebraska 9-1 .7203 8

9. Ohio State 9-1 .6674 9

10. Oklahoma State 9-1 .6601 10

11. Alabama 8-2 .6151 12

12. Michigan State 9-1 .6066 11

13. Arkansas 8-2 .5133 15

14. Oklahoma 8-2 .4728 16

15. Missouri 8-2 .4563 17

16. Virginia Tech 8-2 .3676 20

17. South Carolina 7-3 .3244 23

18. Nevada 9-1 .3016 2119. Texas A&M 7-3 .2788 25

20. IOWA 7-3 .2190 13

21. Mississippi State 7-3 .1770 19

22. Arizona 7-3 .1413 18

23. Utah 8-2 .1109 14

24. Miami (FL) 7-3 .0885 - - -

25. Florida State 7-3 .0415 - - -

Harris Poll, Nov. 14School Record Pts Prev.

1. Oregon (65) 10-0 2,788 1

2. Auburn (35) 11-0 2,733 2

3. Boise State (11) 9-0 2,591 44. TCU (3) 11-0 2,583 3

5. Wisconsin 9-1 2,268 5

6. LSU 9-1 2,241 6

7. Ohio State 9-1 2,142 7

8. Stanford 9-1 2,118 8

9. Nebraska 9-1 1,971 9

10. Michigan State 9-1 1,753 10

11. Alabama 8-2 1,693 11

12. Oklahoma State 9-1 1,657 13

13. Arkansas 8-2 1,524 14

14. Oklahoma 8-2 1,326 16

15. Virginia Tech 8-2 1,244 17

16. Missouri 8-2 1,122 20

17. South Carolina 7-3 9,69 2218. Nevada 9-1 851 21

19. IOWA 7-3 698 12

20. Texas A&M 7-3 636 24

21. Utah 8-2 364 15

22. Mississippi State 7-3 331 18

23. Arizona 7-3 321 19

24. Miami (FL) 7-3 311 - - -

25. Florida State 7-3 187 - - -

Numbers in parenthesis represent first place votes

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*11/17/56 W 6-0 11/02/91 W 16-911/16/57 L 13-17 *10/31/92 L 15-38*11/15/58 L 28-38 10/28/95 L 35-5611/14/59 W 16-7 *10/26/96 L 26-38*11/12/60 W 35-12 10/04/97 L 7-2311/04/61 L 13-29 *11/14/98 L 14-45*11/03/62 W 28-14 10/30/99 L 11-4111/02/63 L 3-7 *10/21/00 L 10-38

*10/31/64 L 19-21 10/18/03 L 10-1911/13/65 L 0-38 *10/16/04 W 33-7*11/12/66 L 10-14 9/24/05 L 6-3111/18/67 L 10-21 *9/30/06 L 17-38*11/16/68 L 27-33 11/14/09 L 24-27 (OT)

* - - at Iowa City

NORTHWESTERN RALLIES PAST IOWANorthwestern used two long scoring drives in the fourth quarter to rally to a 21

17 win over Iowa in Evanston. The Hawkeyes had the ball in Wildcat territory inthe final minute, reaching the 39-yard line before a fourth down pass to the endzone was knocked away.

Trailing 7-3 at halftime, Iowa took control in the third period, driving 75 yards

for a touchdown in seven plays, taking the lead on a five-yard pass from QB RickyStanzi to WR Marvin McNutt, Jr. A 16-yard pass from Stanzi to McNutt, Jr. ledto the touchdown.

The Hawkeyes increased the advantage ontheir next possession as Stanzi connected withWR Derrell Johnson-Koulianos for a 70-yardscore to give Iowa a 17-7 advantage throughthree quarters. That play marked Iowas longestscoring play of the season and the longest careerreception for Johnson-Koulianos.

The teams exchanged interceptions early inthe fourth period, with Northwestern taking overat its own 15 with 10:56 remaining following

Iowas only turnover. The Wildcats drove 85yards in 13 plays to cut the deficit to 17-14 with6:21 to play. Iowa picked up a first down on its next possession, but was forcedto punt with 4:08 left to play.

The Wildcats drove 91 yards in 11 plays for the winning score, a 20-yard pass fromQB Dan Persa to WR Demetrius Fields with 1:22 left in the game. Iowa moved 41yards before turning the ball over on downs in the final seconds.

Northwestern scored a touchdown on its first drive of the game and held the Iowaoffense in check throughout most of the first half. Iowa drove 55 yards on its finapossession of the second quarter, getting on the scoreboard on a 32-yard field goaby PK Mike Meyer in the final minute of the half.

Stanzi led the Iowa offense by completing 23-41 passes for 270 yards and twotouchdowns, with one interception. Sophomore RB Adam Robinson returned toaction to rush for 108 yards on 22 carries, surpassing the century mark for the sixth

time in nine games this season. McNutt, Jr. had seven receptions for 72 yards andJohnson-Koulianos added 104 yards on five receptions. TE Allen Reisner reachedcareer highs with six receptions for 66 yards.

Freshman LB James Morris led Iowas defense with a career-best 13 tackles.CB Micah Hyde added a career-best 12 tackles and OLB Jeff Tarpinian had eighstops. LB Jeremiha Hunter had his third career interception and P Ryan Donahueaveraged 42.9 yards on seven punts.

National Rankings

Associated Press, Nov. 14School Record Pts Prev.

1. Oregon (38) 10-0 1,469 1

2. Auburn (12) 11-0 1,427 2

3. Boise State (9) 9-0 1,377 4

4. TCU (1) 11-0 1,361 35. LSU 9-1 1,220 5

6. Wisconsin 9-1 1,176 6

7. Stanford 9-1 1,129 7

8. Ohio State 9-1 1,073 8

9. Nebraska 9-1 1,051 9

10. Alabama 8-2 916 11

11. Michigan State 9-1 910 10

12. Oklahoma State 9-1 879 12

13. Arkansas 8-2 816 14

14. Virginia Tech 8-2 671 16

15. Missouri 8-2 624 20

16. Oklahoma 8-2 611 19

17. South Carolina 7-3 520 22

18. Texas A&M 7-3 413 2319. Nevada 9-1 412 21

20. USC 7-3 310 - - -

21. IOWA 7-3 251 13


23. Arizona 7-3 156 18

24. Miami (FL) 7-3 107 - - -

25. Utah 8-2 105 15


USA Today Coaches Poll, Nov. 14School Record Pts Prev.

1. Oregon (46) 10-0 1,457 1

2. Auburn (6) 11-0 1,397 23. Boise State (5) 9-0 1,329 4

4. TCU (2) 11-0 1,318 3

5. Wisconsin 9-1 1,197 5

6. LSU 9-1 1,175 6

7. Ohio State 9-1 1,107 7

8. Stanford 9-1 1,066 9

9. Nebraska 9-1 1,061 8

10. Oklahoma State 9-1 913 11

11. Michigan State 9-1 892 10

12. Alabama 8-2 828 12

13. Arkansas 8-2 745 14

14. Oklahoma 8-2 683 16

15. Virginia Tech 8-2 673 17

16. Missouri 8-2 583 2017. South Carolina 7-3 521 22

18. Nevada 9-1 422 21

19. Texas A&M 7-3 359 25

20. IOWA 7-3 298 13

21. Miami (FL) 7-3 216 - - -


23. Arizona 7-3 164 19

24. Utah 8-2 140 15

25. Northwestern 7-3 93 - - -


IOWA NW

Score 17 21

First Downs 17 26

Rushes-Yds. 28-101 39-101

Passing Yds. 270 318

Passes (C-A-I) 23-43-1 32-43-1

Total Offense 71-371 82-419

Punts-Avg. 7-42.9 6-43.7

Fumbles-Lost 2-0 0-0

Penales-Yards 6-39 6-62

Time of Possession 28:51 31:09

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Charting Iowa Rankings

Career Receiving

Name No-Yards Avg. TDs Years

1. J.-Ko uli anos 168-2,544 15.1 16 2007-pr.

2. Tim Dwight 139-2,271 16.3 21 1994-97

3. Danan Hughes 146-2,216 15.2 21 1989-92

4. Ronnie Harmon 146-2,045 14.0 10 1982-85

5. Kevin Kasper 157-1,974 12.6 11 1997-00

6. Dave Moritz 109-1,912 17.5 9 1980-83

7. Kahlil Hill 152-1,892 12.4 15 1998-01

8. Clinton Solomon 118-1,864 15.8 14 02, 04-05

9. Harold Jasper 107-1,863 17.4 8 1991-94

10. Quinn Early 106-1,845 17.4 13 1984-87

Career Passing

Name Comp-Att Yds TDs Years

1. Chuck Long 782-1,203 10,461 74 1981-85

2. Drew Tate 665-1,090 8,292 61 2003-06

3. Chuck Hartlieb 512-802 6,934 37 1986-884. Rick y Stanzi 501-833 6,855 53 2007-pr.

5. Matt Rodgers 550-905 6,725 41 1988-91

6. Matt Sherman 448-776 6,399 43 1994-97

7. Kyle McCann 357-603 4,349 23 1998-01

8. Gary Snook 280-631 3,738 20 1963-65

9. Brad Banks 213-362 3,155 30 2001-02

10. Larry Lawrence 201-395 2,987 17 1968-69

Scoring

Name Pts TD-PAT-FG Years

1. Nate Kaeding 373 1-166-67 2000-03

2. Rob Houghtlin 290 0-128-54 1985-87

3. Tom Nichol 277 0-142-45 1981-844. Kyle Schlicher 260 0-107-51 2004-06

5. Tavian Banks 218 36-1-0 1994-97

Zach Bromert 218 0-140-26 1995-98

7. Sedrick Shaw 214 35-2-0 1993-96

Jeff Skillett 214 0-112-34 1988-91

9. Tim Dwight 192 32-0-0 1994-97

Ronnie Harmon 192 32-0-0 1982-85

11. David Hudson 166 27-2-0 1985-88

12. Ladell Betts 162 27-0-0 1998-01

13. Daniel Murray 158 0-62-32 2007-pr.

Career Interceptions

Name No-Yds Avg. TD Years

1. Devon Mitchell 18-202 11.2 0 1982-85

Nile Kinnick 18-91 5.0 0 1937-39

3. Jovon Johnson 17-183 10.8 0 2002-05

4. Damien Robinson 14-196 14.0 0 1993-96

5. Tyler Sash 13-392 30.2 1 2008-pr.

6. Steve Wilson 12-118 9.8 0 1966-68

T7. B. Greenwood 11-83 7.5 0 2007-pr.

Plez Atkins 11-153 13.9 2 1994-97

Brad Quast 11-217 19.7 1 1986-89

Scoring Summary

NW - - Dan Persa, two-yard run (Stefan Demos kick)

IA - - Mike Meyer, 32-yard field goal

IA - - Marvin McNutt, Jr., five-yard pass from Ricky Stanzi (Mike Meyer kick)

IA - - Derrell Johnson-Koulianos, 70-yard pass from Ricky Stanzi (Mike Meyer kick)

NW - - Jeremy Ebert, six-yard pass from Dan Persa (Stefan Demos kick)

NW - - Demetrius Fields, 20-yard pass from Dan Persa (Stefan Demos kick)

Attendance: 47,130

NORTHWESTERN EXTRA POINTS The attendance of 47,130 marked Northwesternsfirst sellout of the season and

largest crowd since the same number attended the Ohio State at Northwesterncontest in 2008.

Junior WR Marvin McNutt, Jr. had a five-yard reception for a touchdown in thethird period, the 14th of his career. McNutt, Jr. is tied for eighth in career TDreceptions. He ended the day with seven catches for 72 yards and a score. Theseven receptions equaled a personal best.

Senior WR Derrell Johnson-Koulianos had a 70-yard scoring reception in thethird period, the longest reception of his career. He is Iowas career leader inreceptions and yards and is tied for third with 16 scoring catches. He ended thegame with five receptions for 104 yards and a score.

True freshman LB James Morris amassed a personal-best 13 tackles, including asack. CB Micah Hyde also registered a career high in tackles, posting 12 tackles(10 solo).

Third-down conversions played a factor in the outcome. Northwestern converted9-16, while Iowa was just 2-14. The Hawkeyes were 3-4 on fourth down, withtheir final fourth-down pass attempt falling incomplete in the end zone.

Senior punter Ryan Donahue had a 73-yard punt in the second period, which tiesas the 10th longest in school history. Donahue also had a 73-yard kick againsNorthwestern in 2009 and he had a 76-yard kick against the Wildcats in 2007He finished the day with seven punts for 300 yards (42.9 avg.). In addition tothe 73-yard punt, he also had a 52-yarder. Two of his kicks were downed inside

the 20. Senior QB Ricky Stanzi completed 23-41 passes for 270 yards and two touchdowns. Stanzi improved his career totals to 501-833 for 6,855 yards and 53touchdowns. Iowa is 25-7 with Stanzi as its starting quarterback.He has at leasone touchdown pass in the last 19 games he has played. He has at least threescoring passes in five of 10 games in 2010. He is third in career touchdownpasses with 53. His 22 TD passes in 2010 tie as fourth best in a season. He isfourth in career pass attempts and yards and fifth in completions.

QB Ricky Stanzi completed a 70-yard scoring strike to senior WR DerrellJohnson-Koulianos in the third period. The pass is the longest touchdown playof the season for Iowa and the longest pass play (66 yards vs. Iowa State). Thereception is the longest of Johnson-Koulianos career and moves him into a tiefor third with 16 career scoring receptions.

Sophomore RB Adam Robinson led Iowas ground game with 22 attempts for108 yards. Robinson had five rushing touchdowns in 11 games as a freshmanin 2009 and he has 10 this season. He has rushed for over 100 yards in six ofnine games played in 2010 and has eight career games over the century markHe has scored two or more touchdowns in five games this season. Robinsonincreased his career totals to 375 carries for 1,748 yards. He is tied with NickBell for 13th in career rushing yards at Iowa.

Senior LB Jeremiha Hunter had the third interception of his career in the fourthperiod and his first of the season. Hunter missed Iowas win over Michigan Statebefore returning to action at Indiana. Hunter is tied with Mel Cole for 31st incareer tackles with 244.

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Iowa in 2010 Statistics

Player Category Stats Big Ten NCAABre Greenwood Intercepons 0.40 1st T-23rdRicky Stanzi Pass Efficiency 167.2 1st 3rdDerrell J.-Koulianos KO Returns 27.5 1st 19th

Jeremiha Hunter Recovered Fumbles 0.22 2nd T-31stShaun Prater Intercepons 0.33 2nd T-37thRicky Stanzi Passing Avg./Game 248.2 3rd 28thAdam Robinson All-Purpose Yards 131.6 3rd 36thColin Sandeman Punt Returns 8.3 3rd T-40thRyan Donahue Punng Avg. 44.7 3rd 19thAdam Robinson Rushing 101.6 4th 19thMicah Hyde Passes Defended 0.90 5th T-53rdRicky Stanzi Total Offense 246.9 5th 38thMike Daniels Tackles for Loss 1.10 5th T-66thDerrell J.-Koulianos Rec. Yards per Game 67.3 6th 57thMike Daniels QB Sacks .40 T-6th - - -Derrell J.-Koulianos All-Purpose Yards 107.3 8th 76thMarvin McNu Rec. Yards per Game 66.0 8th 63rdAdam Robinson Scoring 7.3 T-8th 61st

Adrian Clayborn QB Sacks 0.35 T-9th - - -Karl Klug QB Sacks 0.35 T-9th - - -Jeremiha Hunter Tackles 7.2 13th - - -Micah Hyde Tackles 6.1 T-24th - - -Tyler Sash Tackles 5.8 T-29th - - -Shaun Prater Tackles 5.8 31st - - -Tyler Nielsen Tackles 5.2 42nd - - -

Team StascsCategory Stats Big Ten NCAAFewest Turnovers Seven T-1st 1stRushing Defense 86.8 1st 4thRed Zone Defense 70.0% 1st T-11th

Turnover Margin +1.20 2nd 5thPass Efficiency 164.4 2nd 5thScoring Defense 15.0 2nd 7thPass Efficiency Def. 114.1 2nd 21stTotal Defense 307.0 2nd 16thKO Returns 23.7 2nd 25thFirst Downs Allowed 17.4 3rd 22ndField Goal % .833 T-3rd - - -Third Down Conversions 46% 4th 25thPunt Returns 9.37 4th 41stThird Down Defense 36.2 4th 26thPassing Offense 252.7 4th 35thFewest Yards Penalized 42.1 4th 18thQB Sacks 1.80 4th T-71stNet Punng 37.4 5th T-41st

Fewest Penales 5.40 5th T-32ndRed Zone Offense 87.2% 5th T-27thKO Coverage 43.2 5th 85thTotal Offense 405.9 6th 46thScoring Offense 30.8 6th 43rdQB Sacks Allowed 1.70 6th T-42ndTime of Possession 30:57 7th 34thRushing Offense 153.2 7th 60thFirst Downs 20.9 7th T-43rdPassing Defense 220.2 8th T-44thPAT Kicking .923 9th - - -

Iowa did not score on its first possession for the fourth timein 10 games. Iowa collected field goals on its first drivevs. Penn State and Indiana and began games vs. EasternIllinois, Iowa State, Wisconsin and Michigan State withtouchdown drives.

Northwestern scored on a rushing touchdown on itsfirst possession. Iowa has allowed just seven opponents

(Indiana, game nine, and Penn State, game four, both in2009, and Arizona, Michigan, Wisconsin, Indiana andNorthwestern, 2010) to score on their opening drive in itslast 36 games.

Senior WR Colin Sandeman missed his first game of theseason and OL Adam Gettis missed his second straightgame. Senior LB Jeff Tarpinian returned to the startingline-up, starting at outside linebacker. OL Nolan MacMil-lan returned to action after missing three games, but seniorOL Josh Koeppel did start at right guard for the secondstraight week.

Following a short Iowa punt, Northwestern gained pos-session on the Iowa side of the field for a second period

drive. In nine previous games, Iowa opponents had startedjust three of 100 possessions on the Iowa side of the fieldNorthwestern missed a field goal attempt on the possession

Instant replay was used just once in the game. In the thirdperiod, the call on the field, an Iowa fumble recovered byIowa, was upheld.

OHIO STATE TOPS PENN STATEOhio State rallied from a 14-3 halftime deficit to take a 38-14

win over Penn State in Columbus, getting two interceptionreturns for scores in the second half. A 34-yard interceptionreturn by Devon Torrence gave the Buckeyes the lead in thesecond half and they dominated the rest of the way. Travi

Howard had a 30-yard interception return for a score in thefourth quarter.

Penn State looked to add to a 14-3 advantage late in thesecond period, reaching a fourth-and-one at the OSU 20. TheBuckeye defense held the rushing play for no gain.

Ohio State held a 453-268 advantage in total offense. PennState gained 212 yards total offense in the first half, but jus60 yards in the second half. The Nittany Lions were held to12 plays for a gain of eight net yards in the final period.

Ohio State RB Dan Herron led the rushing attack with 21carries for 190 yards, including a five-yard touchdown in thethird quarter. QB Terrelle Pryor completed 8-13 passes fo139 yards and two touchdowns and added 49 rushing yards

on nine carries. WR DeVier Posey had three receptions for63 yards to lead Buckeye receivers.

Orhian Johnson had eight tackles to lead Ohio Statesdefense, while Ross Homan, Jermaie Hines and CameronHeyward each had seven tackles.

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Ranks third (tie) on Iowas single season list with 22touchdown passes this season and 17 TD passes in 2009ties for 10th best.

Ranks third in career scoring passes (53) behind ChuckLong (74) and Drew Tate (61).

Completed 23-41 passes for 270 yards and two scores aNorthwestern, with one interception.

Completed 22-33 passes for 290 yards and a touchdownat Indiana, with one interception Completed 11-15 passes for 190 yards and three touch-

downs in win over Michigan State, with no interceptions Completed 25-37 passes for 258 yards and three touch-

downs vs. Wisconsin, with no interceptions Completed 17-24 passes for 248 yards and three touch-

downs at Michigan to earn Big Ten Conference offensivePlayer of the Week honors.

Completed 16-22 passes for 227 yards and a touchdownvs. Penn State.

Completed 19-25 passes for 288 yards and three touch-downs in win over Ball State, with no interceptions.

Completed 171-304 attempts for 2,417 yards in 2009Season yardage total ranks 12th best in school history.

Ranks fourth in career passing yards (6,855), attempts(833), and total offense (6,844) and fifth in completions(501).

Has led Iowa to a 25-7 record as a starter, including a 14-3record in Kinnick Stadium and a 14-6 record in Big Tengames.

His 25 wins as Iowas starting quarterback ties as sixthbest among active FBS quarterbacks.

WR DERRELL-JOHNSON-KOULIANOS Ranks first in Iowa career receiving yards (2,544) and

receptions (168) and is tied for third in touchdowns (16) Has led Iowa in receiving in each of the past three seasons

becoming just the third receiver to accomplish that featHad 45 receptions for 750 yards in 2009.

Leads team in receiving in 2010 with 41 receptions for 673yards and nine touchdowns.

Nine touchdowns this season ties as third best for singleseason at Iowa.

Five receptions for 104 yards at Northwestern, includingcareer-long 70-yard scoring reception in third quarter.

Six receptions for 72 yards in win at Indiana, including 15and 21 yard receptions on game-winning touchdown drive

Five receptions for 93 yards and a touchdown vs. Wiscon-sin. Four receptions for 70 yards and personal-best three touch-

downs in win at Michigan. Four receptions for 64 yards and a touchdown in win over

Penn State. Averaged 31.5 yards on 12 KO returns in 2009, including a

99-yard return for a touchdown at Ohio State. Is averaging27.5 yards on 13 KO returns in 2010.

Leads the Big Ten in KO returns (27.5) and is eighth inall-purpose yards (107.3).

Broderick Binns, Jr., DE Ted Hendricks AwardRotary Lombardi Award

Adrian Clayborn, Sr., DE One of fourfinalists, Rotary Lombardi Award One of 16 semifinalists, Chuck Bednarik Award

Bronko Nagurski Trophy Walter Camp Player of the Year

Ted Hendricks Award

Ryan Donahue, Sr., P One of 10 semifinalists, Ray Guy Award

Derrell Johnson-Koulianos, Sr., WR Biletnikoff AwardPaul Hornung Award

Karl Klug, Sr., DT Outland TrophyDaniel Murray, Sr., PK Lou Groza Award

Allen Reisner, Sr., TE One of eight semifinalists, John Mackey AwardTyler Sash, Sr., DB One of 10 semifinalists,

Jim Thorpe AwardLott Trophy

Chuck Bednarik AwardBronko Nagurski Trophy

Ricky Stanzi, Sr., QB One of 10 semifinalists,Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award

One of 16 semifinalists,Maxwell Award

One of 16 semifinalists,

Davey OBrien AwardManning Award

Hawkeyes on Watch Lists

IOWA VS. RANKED TEAMSThese are Iowas most recent wins vs. nationally ranked

opponents:

Home: 37-6 over fifth-ranked Michigan State, 10/30/10

24-3 over 20th-ranked Penn State, 10/02/10

24-23 over third-ranked Penn State, 11/8/08

Road: 38-28 over 24th-ranked Michigan, 10/16/10

21-10 over fourth-ranked Penn State, 9/26/09

Neutral: 24-14 over ninth-ranked GA Tech, Orange Bowl, 1/5/1030-25 over 11th-ranked LSU, Capital One Bowl, 1/1/05

QB RICKY STANZI Is a semifinal candidate for the Maxwell Award, Davey

OBrien Award and Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award. Has completed 180-271 passes (.664) for 2,482 yards

and 22 touchdowns in 2010, with only four interceptions.Stanzi has at least one touchdown pass in the last 19 gameshe has played and three scoring strikes in five games.

Ranks first in the Big Ten and third in the nation in passingefficiency (167.19). Is also third in passing yards (248.2)and fifth in total offense (246.9).

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Has totaled over 1,000 all-purpose yards in each of hisfour seasons, including a career-best 1,128 yards in 2009and 1,073 yards to date in 2010.

Has matched Jim Gibbons (1955-57) and Tim Dwight(1995-97) as a receiving leader in three seasons. NoHawkeye has led the team in receiving four years.

DE ADRIAN CLAYBORN Is one of four finalists for the Rotary Lombardi Award. Is one of 16 semifinalists for the Chuck Bednarik Award Named to numerous preseason all-America teams after

being named Most Valuable Player in Iowas win overGeorgia Tech in the 2010 FedEx Orange Bowl.

Has started 27 consecutive games and has 34 career starts Recorded two tackles, including a QB sack and QB pres-

sure, at Northwestern. Recorded four tackles and a QB pressure in win at Indiana Recorded five tackles vs. Wisconsin, including one QB

sack and a forced fumble. Blocked third kick of his career with blocked field goal in

win at Michigan. Named Big Ten defensive Player of the Week after record-

ing 10 tackles in 24-3 win over Penn State, including threetackles for loss and a QB sack.

Has recorded 42 tackles in 2010, with seven tackles forloss, 3.5 QB sacks and five QB pressures.

Key member of Iowa defensive unit that ranks fourthnationally in rushing defense (86.8), seventh in scoringdefense (15.0) and 16th in total defense (307.0).

Completed junior season as one of the Big Ten leaders intackles for loss, quarterback sacks and forced fumbles.

DB TYLER SASH

Is one of 10 semifinal candidates for the Jim Thorpe Award Ranks fifth in career interceptions with 13. Four solo tackles at Northwestern, including one tackle

for loss. Six tackles in win at Indiana. L

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