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No. 21 Hawkeyes will put their offense to the test against Iowa State in the annual CyHawk Game
Iowa State at No. 21 Iowa, Saturday, 3:30 p.m. ET (CBS) BetMGM College Football Odds: Iowa by 3. Series record: Iowa leads 47-23. The CyHawk Game doesn’t make or break a season. It’s all about state bragging rights. It’s also an early measuring-stick game for teams that won openers against FCS opponents. The Iowa offense, under new coordinator Tim Lester, got rolling in the second half against Illinois State. Now it goes against a defense that has set the standard in the Big 12 the last five years. The Cyclones managed only 21 points against North Dakota and will face a defense allowing just 16.6 points per game since 2016, second only to Georgia (16.1 ppg).
Leisure Zone Closes Second Eastern Iowa Location
An Eastern Iowa store that features hot tubs and other fun items for your home has closed its second Eastern Iowa location. According to a post on its Facebook page, Leisure Zone announced the immediate closure of its Coralville store yesterday. The post stated that the store would close on Wednesday, September 4th.
Vietnam Vet biking from Iowa to Texas in honor of WWII WASPs
PLEASANT HILL, Iowa — A Vietnam Veteran is honoring two Iowa World War II Veterans with a bike ride from Iowa City to Sweetwater, Texas. The ride is lasting 26 days spanning over the entire month of September. The bicyclist’s name is Larry Ritland, and he’s bringing recognition to two Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASP). […]
U of I professor profited almost one million dollars of school funds into personal account
IOWA CITY, Iowa– According to the State Auditor’s Office, a University of Iowa employee helped himself to nearly one-million dollars in university funds over the last four years. State Auditor Rob Sand says former physics and astronomy machine shop manager Brian Busch used the money for his personal business. According to the audit Busch deposited […]
'(The impact I had) that felt really good': A smiling Cade McNamara excited for next opportunity
IOWA CITY, Iowa-- On Tuesday afternoon, a smily Cade McNamara walked into a flock of reporters eagerly awaiting to hear the latest following his three touchdown performance against Illinois State. For the first time following a game, McNamara was fully healthy and didn't have to do his normal postgame routine.
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