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2007 Media Fact Book

Iowa Hawkeye Football 1

Table of Contents _____________________________________ 1

Football Facts and Information __________________________ 2

Sally Mason/Gary Barta ________________________________ 3

Head Coach - Kirk Ferentz _____________________________4-5

Offensive Coordinator - Ken O’Keefe ______________________ 6

Defensive Coordinator - Norm Parker _____________________ 7

Receivers & Special Teams Coach - Lester Erb ______________ 8

Running Backs Coach - Carl Jackson ______________________ 9

Tight Ends Coach & Recruiting Coordinator - Eric Johnson ___ 10

Defensive Line Coach - Rick Kaczenski ___________________ 11

Offensive Line Coach - Reese Morgan ____________________ 12

Defensive Backs Coach - Phil Parker _____________________ 13

Outside Linebackers & Special Teams Coach - Darrell Wilson ___ 14

Chris Doyle/Scott Southmayd/Hawkeye Staff _____________ 15

2007 Alphabetical Roster ____________________________16-17

2007 Numerical Roster ______________________________18-19

2007 Season Outlook _______________________________20-23

2007 Preseason Notes/Pronunciation __________________24-25

2007 Lettermen _____________________________________ 26

2007 Starters _______________________________________ 27

2007 Depth Chart ____________________________________ 28

2007 Hawkeye Returnee Bios ________________________29-60

2007 Hawkeye Newcomer Bios ________________________61-63

2006 Statistics (Results, Scoring, Punting, FGs) ___________ 64

2006 Statistics (Team Stats - all games and Big Ten) _______ 65

2006 Statistics (Rushing, Passing, Receiving & Total Offense) ___66

2006 Statistics (All Purpose, KO & PT Returns, Interceptions) ___67

2006 Statistics (Defensive) ____________________________ 68

2006 Top Performances _______________________________ 69

2006 Line-ups/Game-by-Game Statistics _________________ 70

The Last Time/Largest Winning & Losing Margins __________ 71

2006 Scoring Drives __________________________________ 72

2006 Individual Game-by-Game Statistics ________________ 73

2006 Red Zone Statistics/Big Ten and NCAA Rankings ______ 74

2006 Final Depth Chart _______________________________ 75

2006 Final Notes ___________________________________76-77

2006 Honors and Awards ______________________________ 78

2006 Game Summaries ______________________________79-85

SID Directory ________________________________________ 85

2007 Opponents ___________________________________86-91

Iowa Football History _______________________________92-93

All-Time Series Results _____________________________94-100

All-Time Coaches Records _____________________________ 100

Iowa Record vs. Conferences/Day-by-Day Record __________ 101

Homecoming Information/2007-08 Bowl Line-up _________ 102

Iowa Bowl Recaps ________________________________103-113

Iowa Bowl Records/Results ___________________________ 114

Iowa In The National Rankings _____________________115-117

National Awards _________________________________118-119

Consensus All-Americans __________________________120-121

Retired Numbers/Hall of Fame/Varsity Club Hall of Fame ____ 122

All-Time Team ______________________________________ 123

First Team All-Americans _____________________________ 124

Second Team All-Americans ___________________________ 125

Academic All-Americans and Academic All-Big Ten ________ 126

All-Big Ten/MVPs/Lineman of the Year _________________ 127

Iowa MVPs _________________________________________ 128

Iowa Captains ______________________________________ 129

NFL Draft _______________________________________130-132

Active Pro Players ___________________________________ 133

All-Time Players in the NFL ________________________134-135

All-Star Games __________________________________136-137

Iowa TV Appearances _____________________________138-139

Annual Statistics ________________________________140-142

Traditions _________________________________________ 143

Scores _________________________________________144-149

Yearly Record ___________________________________150-151

Lettermen ______________________________________152-157

Individual Records _______________________________158-159

Team Offensive Records ______________________________ 160

Team Defensive Records ______________________________ 161

Individual Game Bests ____________________________162-163

Individual Seasons Bests __________________________164-165

Individual Career Bests ___________________________166-167

Team Game Bests ___________________________________ 168

Team Season Bests __________________________________ 169

Year-By-Year Leaders _____________________________170-171

Longest Plays ___________________________________172-173

Longest Scoring Plays _______________________________ 173

Kinnick Stadium ____________________________________ 174

Attendance/Largest Crowds ___________________________ 175

Stadium Records ____________________________________ 176

Instant Replay _____________________________________ 177

Bowl Championship Series ____________________________ 178

Hawkeye Visions ____________________________________ 179

Iowa Athletic Staff Directory __________________________ 180

Media Outlets ______________________________________ 181

Media Directory _____________________________________ 182

Media Information _______________________________183-184

Team Hotel Information ______________________________ 184

2007 Composite Big Ten Schedule/Hawkeye Huddles ______ 185

Iowa Sports Information _____________________________ 186

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FOOTBALL FACTS & INFORMATION

2007 Schedule Date _____ Opponent ________Location __________________ Time/TV Sept. 1 ___ Northern Illinois ___Chicago (Soldier Field) _____2:35, ESPNU# Sept. 8 ___ Syracuse __________Iowa City __________________ 7:05, BTN Sept. 15 __ at Iowa State ______Ames, IA ______________12:35, VERSUS Sept. 22 __ at Wisconsin ______Madison, WI _______________7:05, ABC* Sept. 29 __ Indiana __________Iowa City _____________11:05 a.m., TBA Oct. 6 ____ at Penn State _____State College, PA ________________TBA Oct. 13 ___ Illinois ___________Iowa City _______________________TBA Oct. 20 ___ at Purdue _________West Lafayette, IN _______________TBA Oct. 27 ___ Michigan State ____Iowa City _______________________TBA Nov. 3 ____ at Northwestern ___Evanston, IL ____________________TBA$ Nov. 10 ___ Minnesota ________Iowa City _______________________TBA Nov. 17 ___ Western Michigan __Iowa City _______________________TBA

# -- Varsity Club Day; * -- Homecoming; $ -- Family WeekendNOTE: Times listed are central time and subject to change

2006 Results (6-7 overall, 2-6 Big Ten, T8th) Date _______ Opponent _______________Result _______________ Score Sept. 2 _____ Montana ___________________W __________________ 41-7 Sept. 9 _____ at Syracuse _________________W ____________20-13 (2 ot) Sept. 16 ____ Iowa State _________________W _________________ 27-17* Sept. 23 ____ at Illinois __________________W __________________ 24-7* Sept. 30 ____ Ohio State _________________ L _________________ 17-38* Oct. 7 ______ Purdue ____________________W _________________ 47-17* Oct. 14 _____ at Indiana _________________ L _________________ 28-31* Oct. 21 _____ at Michigan ________________ L __________________ 6-20 Oct. 28 _____ Northern Illinois ____________W _________________ 24-14* Nov. 4 ______ Northwestern _______________ L __________________ 7-21* Nov. 11 _____ Wisconsin __________________ L _________________ 21-24* Nov. 18 _____ at Minnesota _______________ L _________________ 24-34# Dec. 30 _____ Texas (n) __________________ L _________________ 24-26

* -- Big Ten Conference Game# -- Outback Bowl, Tampa, FL

Fall ScheduleSun., Aug. 5 ________________ All players reportMon., Aug. 6 ________________ Media DaySat., Aug. 18 ________________ Fan Appreciation Day/Open ScrimmageMon., Aug. 27 _______________ First day of classesSat. Sept. 1 _________________ First game vs. Northern Illinois

Iowa Quick FactsLocation: _______________________________________ Iowa City, Iowa 52242Enrollment: _________________________________________________ 29,979Founded: _____________________________________________________ 1847President: ______________________________________________ Sally MasonAthletic Director: _________________________________________ Gary BartaNickname: ________________________________________________ HawkeyesColors: _______________________________________________Black and GoldConference: _________________________________________________ Big TenSchool song: _______________________________________________ On, IowaMascot: _____________________________________________Herky the HawkStadium: ___________________________________________ Kinnick StadiumCapacity: ___________________________________________________ 70,585Head Coach: ____________________________________________ Kirk FerentzCareer Record: _______________________________________ 67-64 (11 years)Record at Iowa: _______________________________________ 55-43 (8 years)Big Ten Record: _______________________________34-30 (8 years, two titles)Best Time to Call: _______________________________ Tuesday’s, 11 am-noonAll interviews should be arranged through the Iowa Sports Information Office

Lettermen Returning/Lost: 33/26 Offense: ____________ 17/15 Defense: ____________ 15/9 Specialists: ___________ 1/2

Lettermen Breakdown: 33 Three-year: _____________ 8 Two-year: _____________ 13 One-year: ______________ 12

Starters Returning/Lost: 14/10 Offense: ______________ 6/5 Defense: _____________ 8/3 Kickers: ______________ 0/2

Squad Breakdown by class: 115 Seniors: _______________ 13 Juniors: _______________ 24 Sophomores: ___________ 21 Redshirt Freshmen: _____ 28 First-year Freshmen: _____ 29

Offense: _______ MultipleDefense: _______ 4-3

Iowa Sports Information

Office -- (319) 335-9411FAX -- (319) 335-9417Press Box -- (319) 335-9466Director: Phil Haddy (319) 351-3012 (home)Associate: Steve Roe (319) 339-0980 (home)Assistants: Traci Wagner, Matt Weitzel, Aaron Blau

Overnight Mailing Address:Sports Information Office157 Carver-Hawkeye ArenaOne Elliott DriveIowa City, IA 52242

Iowa sports information staff members may be addressed electronically at the following E-mail address:

[email protected]

IOWA TV SATELLITE SERVICEEach Tuesday, Iowa offers video highlights of Coach Kirk Ferentz’ weekly news conference, plus player clips & highlights, via satellite. The time is normally 2 to 2:15 p.m. CT. Contact the Iowa sports information office for weekly coordinates.

E-MAIL SERVICE AVAILABLEIf you wish to receive game notes, game statistics and season statistics via e-mail, contact the Iowa Sports information office prior to the start of the season to supply your e-mail address. Releases are e-mailed each Monday and all game stats, coaches quotes and season stats are available each Saturday following the game.

MEDIA INFORMATIONAdditional information concerning game day operations at Kinnick Stadium, information for obtaining media credentials for Iowa home games, along with travel, lodging and restaurant information, can be found on pages 183-184 in this guide.

The Iowa Football History and Records pamphlet is also available through the UI Sports Information office and on the UI’s website, hawkeyesports.com

IOWA ON THE INTERNETUpdated information on the Iowa football team and all athletic programs is also available on the University of Iowa’s athletic department home page on the Internet. During the season, live game stats are available on the Internet through the Iowa home page. The address for the University of Iowa home page is:

hawkeyesports.com


SALLY MASON/GARY BARTA

Sally Mason became the 20th President of The University of Iowa on August 1, 2007. She holds a full professorship with tenure in the Department of Biological Sciences of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. President Mason served as Provost of Purdue University from 2001-2007, where she was respon-sible for planning, managing, and reviewing all academic programs at Purdue’s West Lafayette and four affiliated branch campuses throughout In-diana. Her accomplishments as Provost included increasing diversity, recruiting top faculty, dou-bling the research program, advancing public en-

gagement, and improving the learning environment for students. During President Mason’s tenure as Provost, Purdue hired over 800 new faculty, 300 of which were new positions; 56% of those hires were women and/or minorities. She also formed a diversity leadership group while at Purdue. President Mason was instrumental in the development of Purdue’s Discov-ery Park, an interdisciplinary research incubator focused on such topics as nanotechnology, entrepreneurship, and biosciences. The daughter of an immigrant family and the first child to attend col-lege, President Mason received her B.S. in zoology from The University of Kentucky in 1972, her M.S. from Purdue University in 1974, and her Ph.D. in cellular, molecular, and developmental biology from The Univer-sity of Arizona in 1978. She subsequently spent two years at Indiana University in Bloomington doing postdoctoral research before joining The University of Kansas in 1981. A strong advocate of undergraduate edu-cation, she received awards for outstanding undergraduate advising and teaching, and she was awarded a prestigious Kemper Teaching Fellowship. During her 21 years at Kansas, President Mason served as a full professor in the Department of Molecular Biosciences, Acting Chair of the Depart-ment of Physiology and Cell Biology, and Associate Dean in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. In 1995, she was appointed Dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, the largest academic unit on the University of Kansas campus. President Mason is the author of many scientific papers and has ob-tained a number of research grants from the National Science Founda-tion, the National Institutes of Health, the Wesley Research Foundation, and the Lilly Endowment. Her research interests have focused on the developmental biology, genetics, and biochemistry of pigment cells and pigments in the skin of vertebrates. She has served as President of both the PanAmerican Society for Pigment Cell Research and the Council of Colleges of Arts and Sciences, and has served as Chair of the Advisory Committee to the National Science Foundation Directorate for Education and Human Resources (EHR) and the Executive Committee of the Nation-al Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges (NASULGC) Chief Academic Officers Group. She also served on the Executive Commit-tee of the Committee on Institutional Cooperation (CIC) from 2003-2007 and was appointed to the National Medal of Science Selection Committee from 2006-2008. President Mason is married to Ken Mason, an educator and textbook author who teaches biological sciences at The University of Iowa.

Gary Barta is in his second year as the Athletic Director at The University of Iowa. He became the University’s 11th Director of Intercollegiate Athletics on August 1, 2006. He succeeded Robert Bowlsby, who left after 15 years at Iowa to take over the program at Stanford. A native Midwesterner, Barta signed a five-year contract to lead one of the most successful athletic programs in the nation. Barta has already put his stamp on Hawkeye Athletics during his first year in Iowa City. He oversaw the final stages of the $89 million renovation at Kinnick Stadium and the new Paul W. Brechler Press Box. He officially

opened Iowa’s new Hawkeye Tennis and Recreation Center. In the spring of 2007, he hired new Head Men’s Basketball Coach Todd Lickliter from Butler University. Lickliter’s hiring came on the heels of his team’s “Sweet 16” appearance and his being named the NABC Division I Coach of the Year. Basketball experts from around the country are touting this as an outstanding hire. Several other initiatives were set in motion during Barta’s first year. An Athletic Department Strategic Plan has been launched mapping out the vision and goals for the future. Plans are underway to build a new $6.1 million boathouse for the rowing program. Construction begins this fall on a new Campus Wellness and Recreation Center which includes a first-class aquatic center. It will serve as the new home to the Hawkeye men and women’s swimming teams. Carver-Hawkeye Arena is in the early planning stage of a $30-$40 million renovation that will add a practice facility, improve the fan experience, and renovate and add office space. In addition to facilities, the Strategic Plan lays out goals for academic achievement, championship success, fiscal growth, and overall student-athlete, coach, and staff performance. Barta has over 20 years of university and athletic administration experience. Before taking over at Iowa he had been the Wyoming Athletic Director since October of 2003. From November 1996 to October 2003, he was Senior Associate Athletic Director for External Relations and Sports Programs at the University of Washington in Seattle. From 1990 to 1996, he was associated with the University of Northern Iowa in Cedar Falls, where he was the Director of Athletic Development and External Relations. He also served as Associate Director of Development at North Dakota State University in Fargo, from 1988-90, where he was involved in fundraising for athletics, the colleges of business and engineering, and the University’s annual fund. Wyoming received the NCAA Division IA Program of Excellence Award in 2006 during Barta’s tenure there, which honors athletic programs that are superior athletically, academically, and in student-athlete life skills preparation. The Barta led program at Wyoming was credited with a number of significant accomplishments. The Cowboys played in the 2004 Las Vegas Bowl and posted a victory over UCLA. The women’s basketball team won 21 games during the 2005-06 season, a top 20 placing by the women’s track team at the NCAA meet in 2005, and a top 25 finish in men’s NCAA swimming in 2004. Barta has been a successful fundraiser throughout his career, having helped secure more than $150 million in private contributions and corporate sponsorships over the past 10 years. In less than two years, he helped Wyoming raise more than $22 million, including $11 million in private contributions and $11 million in matching state funds. He was directly involved in major fundraising programs at Washington, including a $100 million plan for facility renovations. Prior to taking over at Wyoming, he served as Washington’s Senior Associate Athletic Director for External Relations and Sports Programs. He was responsible for generating revenue to fund Washington’s $40 million annual intercollegiate athletics budget. While at Washington, Barta was directly involved in a variety of duties including: hiring of coaches and administrative staff, coordinating the schedule for men’s basketball, initiating and managing sponsor relationships, and negotiating radio network contracts. Barta earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Mass Communication and Broadcast Journalism from North Dakota State University in 1987. He was an option quarterback for Bison football squads that won the Division II NCAA National Championship in 1983, 1985, and 1986. He returned to NDSU to begin his career in 1988 as an Associate Director of Development and later became the Director of Development. He served as Director of Athletic Development and External Relations at the University of Northern Iowa (1990-96). There he managed all fund raising, marketing and promotions, and media relations activities for the school’s 17-sport program. Barta, and his wife, Connie, have a son, Luke (9) and a daughter, Madison (7). He was born September 4, 1963, in Minneapolis, MN.


KIRK FERENTZ

Kirk FerentzHead Football CoachNinth Year at Iowa

Kirk Ferentz is in his ninth year as head football coach at the University of Iowa. He’s taken the Hawkeyes to six straight bowl games, including a string of four straight January games from 2002-05. The six straight bowl appearances is the second longest streak in school history. Hayden Fry took the Hawkeyes to eight straight (1981-88) bowl games.

Iowa concluded the 2006 season with an appearance in the Alamo Bowl, dropping a 26-24 decision to defending national champion Texas. Iowa climbed as high as 12th in the 2006 polls while winning five of its first six games. Injuries and inopportune mistakes played a role as the Hawkeyes struggled for consistency during the second half of the season. Still, a 24-21 loss to 15th-ranked Wisconsin and the two-point loss to 16th-ranked Texas in the Alamo Bowl provide reasons for optimism in 2007.

Prior to last season the Hawkeyes, under Ferentz, had put together the greatest run in school history. Iowa had a 7-5 record in 2005 and a 10-2 mark in 2004. Add that to 10-3 in 2003 and 11-2 in 2002 and you have the best four-year run in Iowa history (38-12). And, Iowa’s 25 Big Ten wins were the most ever by a Hawkeye team in a four year span. No other Big Ten team won more league games in that four-year span.

The two-time Big Ten Coach of the Year led the Hawkeyes to a third place Big Ten finish in 2005. An overtime loss to Michigan and a last-minute, one point loss at Northwestern is all that kept the Hawkeyes out of contention for a third Big Ten title in four years. Following the 2005 season Iowa was one of four teams (Southern Cal, Georgia, Florida State) in the nation to play in four consecutive January bowl games.

Iowa won a Kinnick Stadium record 22 straight home games before an overtime loss to Michigan in 2005. The home streak was the fourth longest in the nation. Iowa has won 30 of its last 33 games in Kinnick. The Hawkeyes sold out their entire home schedule the past three years and have strung together 24 straight home sellouts. The 70,585 average for six home games in 2005 and seven games in 2006 is an Iowa record for average home attendance.

Ferentz led the 2004 Hawkeyes to their second Big Ten title in three years and won the league’s Coach of the Year honors for the second time. Iowa’s 10-2 (7-1 in the Big Ten) record was expected by very few. After opening conference play with a loss at Michigan, Iowa won its final seven regular season games to earn the title share.

The Hawkeyes capped the season with their eighth straight victory, earning a 30-25 win over defending national champion LSU. Iowa scored on a 56-yard pass play on the final play of the Capital One Bowl in probably the most exciting, and dramatic, win in Iowa history. Seven of Iowa’s 12 opponents were ranked at some point during the season as Iowa earned a third straight appearance in a January bowl game.

In addition to Ferentz being named Big Ten Coach of the Year in 2004, the Hawkeyes finished eighth in the final polls and five Hawkeyes were named first team all-Big Ten.

Lightly regarded by the so-called “experts” heading into the 2003 season, the Hawkeyes fooled prognosticators by rising into the nation’s top 10 four times during the year, getting as high as eighth in the season-ending poll. Iowa put the topping on the 2003 season by beating a favored Florida team (37-17) in the Outback Bowl, in Tampa, FL, on New Year’s Day.

The 2003 Hawkeyes were the only Big Ten team to beat league champion Michigan (30-27). And, five Iowa players were named to the 2003 first all-Big Ten team and two were named first team all-America. Hawkeye offensive lineman Robert Gallery was named winner of the 2003 Outland Trophy, which goes to the nation’s top collegiate interior lineman.

The 2002 team was probably the most decorated in Iowa football history.

Kirk was named 2002 Associated Press and The Walter Camp Football Foundation’s Coach of the Year in college football. He was also named Big Ten Coach of the Year in a season that saw his team climb as high as third in the national rankings.

Ferentz led the 2002 Iowa football team to its first Big Ten title since 1990 and the most wins (11) in school history. The Hawkeyes also played in the BCS’s FedEx Orange Bowl for the first time.

The only losses during the 2002 season came at the hands of Iowa State and Southern Cal. Iowa posted impressive road wins at Penn State and Michigan on its way to the school’s first undefeated Big Ten campaign since 1922. The win over Michigan was the most convincing by a Wolverine opponent, in Ann Arbor, since 1967.

The Hawkeyes finished eighth nationally in the final rankings in 2002, 2003 and 2004, joining Southern Cal, Oklahoma and Georgia as the only teams to rank in the top 10 all three seasons. The Hawkeyes were the highest rated Big Ten Conference team at the end of the 2005 bowl season. On a national scale, Iowa’s record over that three year span ranked eighth best in the nation.

The Orange Bowl appearance at the conclusion of the 2002 season followed a successful 2001 season that saw Iowa win three of its final four games. Iowa earned an invitation to the Sylvania Alamo Bowl in San Antonio, TX, where the Hawkeyes defeated Texas Tech 19-16.

The foundation of Kirk’s program at Iowa was established in his first two seasons and began to pay dividends late in the 2000 season when the Hawkeyes won in double overtime at Penn State. Iowa returned home the following week to post a 27-17 win over Big Ten co-champion Northwestern, ranked 12th in the nation at the time. That late-season success carried over into the winning campaign of 2001.

At Iowa, Ferentz has an overall record of 55-43, including a 51-24 mark over the last six seasons. He has posted a 34-30 record in Big Ten play. He has a career record of 67-63 in 11 years as a collegiate head coach. His Iowa contract carries through the 2012 season. Ferentz is one of just seven Big Ten coaches ever to guide a team to 10 wins or more in three straight seasons.

And while Ferentz has guided the Iowa program to great success on the field, the Hawkeyes have also made their mark in the classroom. In 2005, Iowa tied Southern Cal and Virginia Tech with the best football student-athlete graduation rate (58%) among all Division I teams earning a bowl invitation. Among the teams which participated in bowl games following the 2002, 2003 and 2004 seasons, only Iowa and Southern Cal ranked in the top five in graduation rates in each of the three seasons. Among the 64 schools who participated in bowl games following the 2006 season, Iowa’s graduation rate (72%) ranked ninth best.

Along with Ferentz earning conference and national Coach of the Year recognition, members of his staff have also been well recognized. Norm Parker, Iowa’s defensive coordinator, was a finalist for the 2004 and 2005 Frank Broyles Award, which recognizes the top Division I assistant coach in the nation. Lester Erb, Iowa’s receivers and special teams coach, was named by Rivals.com as one of the top 25 recruiters in 2005. Ron Aiken,


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Iowa’s defensive line coach through the 2006 season, was the American Football Coaches Association Division I Assistant Coach of the Year in 2002. Aiken is now on the coaching staff of the NFL’s Arizona Cardinals.

Under Ferentz and his staff, Hawkeye players have gathered all-Big Ten and national recognition at a record pace. Four Hawkeye players have earned national Player of the Year honors at their position. Those include offensive lineman Robert Gallery (Outland Trophy), place kicker Nate Kaeding (Lou Groza Award), quarterback Brad Banks (Davey O’Brien Award and AP Player of the Year) and tight end Dallas Clark (John Mackey Award). Banks was also the runner-up in the Heisman Trophy voting in 2002.

Banks was the Big Ten Conference Player of the Year and conference MVP in 2002 and guard Eric Steinbach was the Big Ten Lineman of the Year in 2002. Gallery, in 2003, became the ninth Hawkeye to earn the Lineman of the Year award.

Another part of Iowa’s success under Ferentz is reflected in the annual NFL draft. LB Chad Greenway was a first round pick in the 2006 draft, with fellow linebacker Abdul Hodge being selected in the third round. In the most recent draft, OL Marshal Yanda (third round, Baltimore), TE Scott Chandler (fourth, San Diego) and OL Mike Elgin (seventh, New England) were selected.

Overall, 20 players have been drafted in the past five years, with seven being selected among the top 50 picks. In addition, five Hawkeye players signed NFL free agent contracts the day after the 2003 and 2007 drafts, nine signed free agent contracts immediately following the 2004 draft, three in 2005 and four following the 2006 draft.

Over the past eight seasons, 54 of 62 senior starters under Coach Ferentz, have been selected in the NFL draft or signed to an NFL free agent contract. Robert Gallery was the second selection in the 2004 NFL draft, while Bob Sanders was selected in the second round as the first pick of the Indianapolis Colts. Nate Kaeding, a third round selection of the San Diego Chargers, became the first kicker since 2000 (and just the sixth ever) to be selected on the first day of the draft.

Iowa ranks among Big Ten leaders in number of players (23) drafted over the past six years. In the 2005 NFL Draft, DE Matt Roth and DT Jonathan Babineaux were second round selections and DB Sean Considine was picked in the fourth round.

Ferentz was named Iowa’s 25th head football coach on December 2, 1998. He replaced Hayden Fry, who retired following 20 years at Iowa. Ferentz has been a collegiate head coach 11 years. He joined the Iowa staff after serving as assistant head coach and offensive line coach of the Baltimore Ravens of the National Football League. He had been a part of the Baltimore (Cleveland Browns prior to the move) organization for six years.

Ferentz was a member of Hayden Fry’s Iowa staff for nine years as offensive line coach (1981-89). Iowa appeared in eight bowl games during the time Ferentz was an Iowa assistant. A pair of Rose Bowls (1982 & 1986), two Holiday Bowl appearances (1986-87) and a pair of Peach Bowl visits (1982 & 1988), along with appearances in the Gator (1983) Freedom (1984) highlighted his previous Iowa stay. Iowa’s record in those nine years was 73-33-4 and included two 10-win and two nine-win seasons.

Offensive lines under the direction of Ferentz anchored four of Iowa’s highest scoring offenses. Five of Iowa’s top offensive teams, in terms of yards gained per game, were operating behind Ferentz coached offensive lines. And, seven of Iowa’s top 10 passing teams of all time occurred during the Ferentz years of the 1980’s.

Kirk’s coaching career began as a student assistant (1977) at his alma mater, Connecticut. The next two years (1978-79) were spent at Worcester Academy, where Kirk also taught English literature. He served as a graduate assistant offensive line coach at Pittsburgh during the 1980 season. That Pittsburgh team (coached by Jackie Sherrill) finished with an 11-1 record and a number two national ranking.

He joined Fry’s staff in 1981 and the Hawkeyes won their first conference title and Rose Bowl berth in over 20 years. A string of 19 straight non-winning seasons came to an end in 1981. Ferentz continued as Iowa’s line coach thru the 1989 season.

Eleven Hawkeyes, coached by Ferentz, went on to play in the National Football League. They were John Alt, Rob Baxley, Dave Croston, Scott Davis, Mike Devlin, Chris Gambol, Mike Haight, Ron Hallstrom, Joel Hilgenberg, Bob Kratch and Brett Miller. Alt, Haight and Hallstrom were first round picks in the NFL draft and five of his players were first team all-Big Ten.

He was named head coach of the Maine Bears in 1990 and held that position for three years before being hired by Bill Belichick and the Cleveland Browns.

Kirk served as the honorary chair of the University of Iowa’s 1999-00 United Way campaign and he serves on the National Advisory Board of the Bethesda Family Services Foundation. Kirk and his wife, Mary, have given two major financial gifts to the University of Iowa. The most recent was a $400,000 gift to the University’s College of Liberal Arts and University Children’s Hospital. The Ferentz’ also made a $100,000 gift to the University’s College of Liberal Arts in 2003.

Ferentz was born August 1, 1955, in Royal Oak, MI. He attended Upper St. Clair High School in Pittsburgh. He graduated from the University of Connecticut in 1978 with a bachelor’s degree in English Education. He was a football captain and an academic all-Yankee Conference linebacker at UConn.

Kirk was inducted into the Upper St. Clair High School Hall of Fame in September, 2002 and the Western Chapter of the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame in May, 2003.

Kirk and his wife, Mary, have five children. They are Brian (24), Kelly (22), Joanne (20), James (18) and Steven (14).

Ferentz’s Coaching Career

Iowa __________________________ HC, 1999-presentBaltimore/Cleveland ______________ OL, 1993-98Maine __________________________ HC, 1990-92Iowa __________________________ OL, 1981-89Pittsburgh ______________________ GA, 1980Worcester Academy _______________ OL, DC, 1978-79Connecticut _____________________ GA, 1977


KEN O’KEEFE

Ken O’KeefeOffensive Coordinator and QuarterbacksNinth Year at IowaRecruits Connecticut, Pennsylvania and Ohio

Ken O’Keefe is in ninth eighth season as offensive coordinator at the University of Iowa. O’Keefe is in his eighth season as Iowa’s quarterbacks coach after coaching Hawkeye wide receivers in 1999.

Under the direction of O’Keefe, quarterback Drew Tate became one of the nation’s top signal callers.

He ranks high in the Iowa record book for just about every passing stat. He finished second in career passing (8,292), TD passes (61), completions (665), attempts (1,090) and total offense (8,427). Tate has signed a free agent contract with the St. Louis Rams.

He led Iowa to an appearance in the 2005 Capital One Bowl and the 2006 Outback and Alamo bowls. Tate, in 2004, quarterbacked Iowa to a share of the Big Ten title and a win over defending national champion LSU in the Capital One Bowl. Forced to the air due to multiple injuries to Iowa running back, Tate earned first team all-Big Ten honors while passing for 2,786 yards and 20 touchdowns. His 56-yard scoring strike on the final play of the Capital One Bowl will go down as one of, if not the, top plays in Hawkeye history.

The 2006 Hawkeyes finished second in Big Ten pass offense and third in total offense. Under O’Keefe’s direction, the 2005 Hawkeyes ranked first in the Big Ten in redzone offense and third in passing offense (257.8). In 2004, Iowa ranked second in the Big Ten in passing offense, passing efficiency and redzone offense. When everyone knew Iowa had to pass, the Hawkeyes still passed and passed well, winning their final eight games on the way to a 10-2 final record. Featuring a well-balanced offense, a solid, hard-hitting defense and special teams that rank among the best in the nation, Iowa has appeared in six straight bowl games while winning 51 games over the past six seasons. The six straight post-season appearances mark the second longest streak in school history and have included four January bowl games.

The Hawkeyes have won 44 games over the past five years, competing in the 2003 Orange Bowl, defeating Florida 37-17 in the 2004 Outback Bowl, defeating LSU 30-25 in the 2005 Capital One Bowl and earning a return trip to the 2006 Outback Bowl and 2006 Alamo Bowl. Iowa has won 27 Big Ten games in the past five seasons, sharing the league title in both 2002 and 2004.

In his first year as a starter, Nathan Chandler in 2003 directed the balanced Iowa offense as the Hawkeyes posted a 10-3 overall record. Chandler passed for over 2,000 yards as Iowa’s offense averaged 161.2 passing yards and 172.4 rushing yards per game. Senior RB Fred Russell rushed for over 1,000 yards for the second straight season. Chandler signed a free agent contract with Buffalo. Ken coached QB Brad Banks to all-America honors in 2002. Banks finished second in the Heisman Trophy balloting and was named Associated Press College Football Player of the Year. Banks was also named winner of the Davey O’Brien Quarterback of the Year Award and won the Chicago Tribune’s Silver Football, emblematic of the Big Ten’s Most Valuable Player. Banks led the nation in passing efficiency (157.1) and is now playing in the Canadian Football League.

Seven Iowa players were named to the all-Big Ten first offensive unit in 2002. That included players’ named Offensive Player of the Year (Brad Banks) and Offensive Lineman of the Year (Eric Steinbach). Four offensive players, Banks, Steinbach, TE Dallas Clark and center Bruce Nelson, earned first team all-America recognition.

Several Iowa quarterbacks coached by O’Keefe have had the opportunity to play in the NFL and, over the past eight years, 14 offensive players coached by O’Keefe have been selected in the NFL draft.

In 2001, QB Kyle McCann led the Hawkeyes to seven wins, including a victory over Texas Tech in the Alamo Bowl. McCann ranked second in the Big Ten in pass efficiency while completing 66.3% of his passes and throwing for 2,028 yards. McCann competed for Barcelona in the NFL Europe professional league following his career at Iowa.

Under O’Keefe’s direction, Iowa ranked third in the Big Ten in scoring at 28.7 points per game in 2003 after leading the league in scoring offense in both 2001 (32.6 ppg) and 2002 (37.2 ppg). Iowa finished third in the league in total offense in 2002 at 424.5 yards a game, a figure which ranked 13th nationally. The Hawkeyes finished first in the Big Ten and second nationally in passing efficiency (156.3) in 2002. Iowa also led the league in third-down conversions during the 2002 season and QB sacks allowed (12), while ranking second in rushing offense (214.2) and third in total offense (424.5).

O’Keefe was the head coach at Fordham University in 1998 and was the head coach at Allegheny College for eight seasons (1990-97). His career record of 83-17-1 includes a 79-10-1 mark at Allegheny, where his team won five North Coast Athletic Conference titles and the 1990 NCAA Division III national title. O’Keefe led Allegheny to four undefeated regular seasons (1990, 1991, 1994 and 1996) and six NCAA playoffs.

For his outstanding first year at Allegheny, O’Keefe was named NCAA Division III Coach of the Year in 1990. He was also named conference Coach of the Year four times (1990, 1991, 1993 and 1996) while at Allegheny. All eight of his teams ranked among the nation’s top 12 at the end of the season and he coached 38 All-Americans.

Prior to becoming head coach at Allegheny, O’Keefe served as offensive line coach (1986-87) and offensive coordinator (1988-89) there. Ken was an assistant coach at the University of New Haven in 1976 and 1977.

In 1985, he coached Fort Worth (TX) Country Day School, and from 1978-84 he led Worcester (MA) Academy to a 37-11 record and three New England Class A prep championships.

In 1992, O’Keefe led a North Coast Athletic Conference all-star team to Moscow, Russia for a game with the semi-pro Moscow Bears. That experience led to a partnership called Friendship Through Football that resulted in the first youth football games ever between the United States and Russia.

O’Keefe earned his B.A. degree in history from John Carroll University in 1975, where he played football and baseball. He was a three-year starter at wide receiver while at John Carroll.

O’Keefe was born Aug. 18, 1953 in Milford, CT. He and his wife, Joanne, have two children, Meghan and Brendan.

O’Keefe’s Coaching Career

Iowa ____________________________ OC, 1999-presentFordham _________________________ HC, 1998Allegheny College __________________ HC, 1990-97Allegheny College __________________ OL, OC, 1986-89High School Coach _________________ 1978-85New Haven _______________________ AC, 1976-77


Hodge (third) and Greenway (fifth) are both among Iowa’s career tackle leaders. Greenway was a first round selection by Minnesota in the 2006 NFL Draft, while Hodge was selected in the third round by Green Bay.

Four Iowa defensive players were named first team all-Big Ten in 2004, with DE Matt Roth being the only unanimous selection by league coaches. Three Iowa players were named to the 2003 first all-Big Ten team and two others earned second team honors. Roth, DT Jonathan Babineaux and safety Sean Considine were all selected in the first four rounds of the 2005 NFL Draft and all saw significant playing time in each of the past two NFL seasons.

In his first two years at Iowa Norm coached LeVar Woods, who has played in the NFL’s the past six seasons. Parker, in his coaching career, has coached 29 players who have gone on to play in the NFL. LB Fred Barr led Iowa in tackles in 2002 and signed an NFL contract with the Tennessee Titans. Kevin Worthy, a 2003 Hawkeye senior linebacker, who also handled deep snaps, signed a free agent contract with the St. Louis Rams.

The 1997 Southeastern Conference Defensive Coordinator of the Year, Parker served in that capacity at Vanderbilt University for two seasons and as linebackers coach there for four seasons. In 1997, Vanderbilt’s defense led the SEC and ranked ninth in the nation as all six seniors on that defensive unit went on to sign NFL contracts.

The Vanderbilt defense was one of the SEC’s best each year under Parker. As linebacker coach in his first two seasons in Nashville, Parker was instrumental in the development of first team All-American Jamie Duncan.

Parker is familiar with Big Ten style football, having coached 12 seasons (1983-94) at Michigan State, five seasons at Minnesota (1972-76) and three seasons at Illinois (1977-79).

At Michigan State, Parker served as defensive coordinator for five years and also coached the outside linebackers. During his tenure at Michigan State, the Spartans won the 1987 Big Ten title and shared the 1990 championship with the Hawkeyes. Parker helped Michigan State to seven bowl games, including the 1988 Rose Bowl, where the Spartans defeated USC, 20-17.

From 1980-82 Parker served as defensive coordinator and outside linebackers coach at East Carolina, and he coached outside linebackers and was director of recruiting at Illinois from 1977-79. At Minnesota from 1972-76 Parker helped the Gophers compile winning records in three of five seasons. Parker also coached receivers at Wake Forest from 1969-71.

Parker earned his B.S. degree in special education in 1965 and his M.A. in physical education in 1967 from Eastern Michigan, where he lettered four times in football and was a member of the wrestling squad for two seasons. Parker was the head coach at St. John’s High School in Ypsilanti, MI (1965-67) before joining the staff at Eastern Michigan as offensive line coach (1968).

Parker was born Oct. 9 and he is a native of Hazel Park, MI. He and his wife, Linda, have five grown children, Chelly, Joyce, Jim, and Suzy, along with a special Hawk, Jeff, who is deceased. They also have four grandchildren, Tyler, Alyssa, Colton and Roxanne.

NORM PARKER

Norm ParkerDefensive Coordinator and Inside LinebackersNinth Year at Iowa

Norm Parker is in his ninth year as defensive coordinator at the University of Iowa. He also coaches the Hawkeye linebackers. In his first three years on the Iowa staff he coached the outside linebackers. Parker has been named a finalist for the Frank Broyles Assistant Coach of the Year two of the last three seasons.

Parker directs an Iowa defense that has earned a reputation as one of the most physical, hard-hitting units in the Big Ten and the nation. Iowa has appeared in six straight bowl games while winning 51 games over the past six seasons, earning a share of the Big Ten title in both 2002 and 2004.

The Hawkeyes have won 44 games over the past five years, competing in the 2003 Orange Bowl, defeating Florida 37-17 in the 2004 Outback Bowl, defeating LSU 30-25 in the 2005 Capital One Bowl and earning a return trip to the 2006 Outback Bowl and 2006 Alamo Bowl. Iowa has won 27 Big Ten games in the past five seasons. Iowa’s current streak of bowl games began with a 19-16 win over Texas Tech in the 2001 Alamo Bowl. The six straight post-season appearances mark the second longest streak in school history and have included four January bowl games.

Injuries took a toll in 2006 as the Hawkeyes dropped six of their last seven games. But the core of the defense returns and the defenders could be very good in 2007. Linebacker Mike Klinkenborg ranked second in the Big Ten and eighth in the nation in tackles per game. The academic all-American missed the Alamo Bowl due to injury but returns in 2007 for his senior season.

Two of the key losses from a year ago, outside linebacker Ed Miles and safety Marcus Paschal, signed NFL free agent contracts following the 2007 draft.

The Hawkeye defenders did much to turn around Iowa’s 2005 season. The defense was able to shut down a pair of nationally ranked teams (Wisconsin and Minnesota) in the final two games to clinch a fourth straight January bowl bid. Iowa led the Big Ten in redzone defense and ranked third in rushing defense and scoring defense.

The defense set the tone for Iowa’s championship run in 2004, as Iowa won its final eight games of the season, including the win over LSU, the defending national champion, in the Capital One Bowl. Five of eight league foes scored two touchdowns or less and three were held to seven points or less.

Iowa, for the season, ranked fifth nationally in rushing defense (92.5), 11th in total defense (293.8), sixth in turnover margin (+1.08), 16th in scoring defense (17.6) and 17th in pass efficiency defense (106.7).

The Hawkeyes led the Big Ten in rushing defense and turnover margin, while leading the league in redzone defense for the second straight year. Iowa finished second in the Big Ten in total defense (325 yards) in 2001, third in 2004 (293.8), fourth in 2003 (314.5) and 2005 (382.7) and fifth (355.3) in 2002. Iowa led the league in scoring defense (16.2) in 2003.

Iowa, in 2003, ranked seventh nationally in scoring defense (16.2), eighth in rushing defense (92.7), 16th in total defense (314.5) and 24th in pass efficiency defense (110.3). The Hawkeye defense held eight of 13 opponents to less than 75 rushing yards.

Iowa has ranked among the top 10 in the nation in rushing defense in three of the past five seasons.

Despite an entirely new defensive line that consisted of two freshman and two sophomores, Iowa’s defense gained confidence and maturity as the 2005 season progressed. All-American linebackers Abdul Hodge and Chad Greenway led the way, ranking first and second, respectively, in the Big Ten in tackles.

Parker’s Coaching Career

Iowa ____________________________ DC, LB, 1999-presentVanderbilt ________________________ DC, LB, 1996-97 LB, 1995-96Michigan State ____________________ DC, OLB, 1990-94 OLB, 1983-89East Carolina ______________________ DC, 1980-82Illinois ___________________________ OLB, 1977-79Minnesota ________________________ DL, 1972-76Wake Forest _______________________ TE, WR, 1969-71Eastern Michigan __________________ OL, 1968St. John’s (MI) HS _________________ HC, 1965-67


LESTER ERB

Lester ErbReceivers and Special TeamsEighth year at Iowa Recruits Illinois and Wisconsin

Lester Erb is in his eighth season as wide receivers and special teams coach at the University of Iowa. He became a member of the Hawkeye coaching staff in 2000 after spending one year on the Army staff as tight ends coach.

Featuring a well-balanced offense, a solid, hard-hitting defense and special teams that rank among the best in the nation, Iowa has appeared in six straight bowl games while winning 51 games over the past six seasons. The six straight post-season appearances mark the second longest streak in school history and have included four January bowl games.


Over the past five years, the play of Iowa’s special teams has been a key ingredient in Iowa’s success. Last season, Iowa’s punt coverage team allowed just 2.4 yards per return, as opponents had just 14 punt returns in 13 games. The Hawkeyes ranked third in the Big Ten in punt returns (13.1) in 2005 and 15th in the nation. Iowa also led the Big Ten in kickoff coverage in 2005, allowing just 14.9 yards per return.

In 2004, Iowa also ranked 15th in the nation in punt returns. The Hawkeyes recorded four blocked punts and two blocked field goals. Two of the blocked punts came in the Capital One Bowl win over LSU, while the two blocked field goals took place in the 23-21 home win over Purdue.

Iowa in 2003 ranked second in the Big Ten in KO returns (22.2) and third in punt returns (13.1), while setting a school record with five blocked punts. In addition, Ramon Ochoa set Iowa single-season marks for punt returns (40) and return yards (495) while ranking among Big Ten leader in both punt and kickoff returns.

Erb coached PK Nate Kaeding to first team all-America honors in both 2002 and 2003. Kaeding was also named winner of the 2002 Lou Groza Placekicker of the Year award and he was one of three finalists for the award in 2003. Kaeding is Iowa’s career scoring leader and holds 14 school records. He was drafted in the third round of the NFL draft by the San Diego Chargers, the first kicker since 2000 to be selected on the first day of the draft, and earned all-Pro recognition in 2006.

Under Erb’s direction, Iowa’s 2002 kickoff return team led the nation with a 25.1 yard average. Iowa has also ranked third (2005), first (2004) and third (2003) in the Big Ten in kickoff coverage, while also ranking among league leaders in net punting. Iowa’s opponents averaged just 2.4 yards on punt returns a year ago.

A year ago Erb oversaw the development of a young receiving core as the season progressed. True freshman Dominique Douglas led the team in receptions (49) and sophomore Andy Brodell led the squad in receiving yards (724) and yards per catch (18.6). Brodell had 159 receiving yards in each of Iowa’s last two games.

Over the last five years Erb was instrumental in the development of wide receivers Ed Hinkel and Clinton Solomon, two seniors on the 2005 squad. Both ended their careers with over 100 receptions and over 1,500 receiving yards. Solomon ranks seventh in career receiving yards and his average of 15.8 yards per catch ranks second. Hinkel ranks 14th in career yardage and served as a very dependable punt returner throughout his career. Both signed NFL free agent contracts immediately following the 2006 draft.

Wide receivers C.J. Jones and Maurice Brown were both named honorable mention all-Big Ten in 2002. Jones played in the NFL with the Seattle Seahawks a year ago. Brown, as a senior in 2003, had 33 receptions for 507 yards, despite missing all of five games due to injury. Brown signed a free agent contract with the New Orleans Saints following his senior year.

In 2001, Iowa led the Big Ten Conference in punt returns (14.6 yards per return) and ranked fifth in kickoff returns (20.1 yards per return). WR Kahlil Hill was named as the national Special Teams Player of the Year after ranking nationally in both punt and KO returns. Defensively, Iowa’s opponents averaged just 7.5 yards on punt returns and 19 yards on kickoff returns.

Iowa’s wide receivers also had an excellent season in 2000, with Kevin Kasper setting a single-season record with 82 catches (for 1,010 yards) and Hill catching 58 passes for 619 yards. Hill also ranked among national leaders in both kickoff and punt returns as a junior. Five Iowa receivers, coached by Erb over the last four seasons, have signed NFL contracts.

Erb has two years experience (1997 & 1998) in the National Football League, having worked directly with Iowa Coach Kirk Ferentz on the Baltimore Ravens staff. He was Baltimore’s offensive quality control coach while working with the offensive line. He was largely responsible for scouting opponent defenses and assisted with special teams.

Erb has gained experience on the Syracuse and Hobart College football staffs. Erb served three years at Syracuse, where his primary responsibilities included helping with the offensive line and scout team preparation. Erb also coached receivers at Hobart College for three years.

Erb was a standout receiver at Bucknell University, where he set records for touchdown receptions in a season and career. He set a school record for average yards per catch in a single game when he averaged 33.7 yards on six catches vs. Fordham. His 902 receiving yards in 1989 ranks second best all-time at Bucknell. He ranks fifth in career all-purpose yards (3,286) and was Bucknell’s Most Valuable Player as a senior in 1990.

He earned his B.A. in business administration from Bucknell and his M.A. in high educational administration from Syracuse.

Erb was born April 22, 1969. He and his wife, Eileen, have a son, Jacob, and two daughters, Emily and Sarah.

Erb’s Coaching Career

Iowa _____________________ WRs, ST, 2000-presentArmy _____________________ TEs, 1999Baltimore Ravens ___________ AC, 1997-98Syracuse __________________ AC, 1994-96Hobart College _____________ WRs, 1991-93


CARL JACKSON

Carl JacksonRunning Backs22nd year at IowaRecruits Texas

Carl Jackson, a member of the University of Iowa coaching staff from 1979-91, is in his ninth year as running backs coach since re-joining the Iowa staff. Carl previously served in that same capacity for the Hawkeyes from 1979-88 and he was Iowa’s offensive coordinator from 1989-91. This is his 22nd year on the Iowa football staff.



Iowa’s running game in 2007 will feature the solid combination of Albert Young and Damian Sims. Young rushed for 779 yards last season and ranks eighth in career rushing with 2,205 yards. Sims averaged five yards per carry last season while gaining 664 yards, raising his career total to 1,005 yards. In addition, fullback Tom Busch returns for his senior season.

Iowa’s running backs were able to stay healthy in 2005. Young was the Big Ten’s leading rusher in conference play with 125 yards per game while earning second team all-Big Ten honors. He rushed for over 100 yards in Iowa’s final seven regular season games. He totaled 1,334 rushing yards to rank 17th nationally and he ranked 18th in all-purpose yards (146.7 average). He was a semi-finalist for the Doak Walker Award, which recognizes the top running back in the country.

The Hawkeyes won 10 games in 2004 despite an amazing rash of injuries at the running back and fullback positions. In the first five games of the season, three running backs suffered season-ending injuries. A fourth running back was injured in the sixth game of the year and he did not return until the final game of the regular season. Two fullbacks also missed games due to injury.

With walk-on Sam Brownlee and true freshman Damian Sims sharing the rushing game duties, the Hawkeyes still found a way to win, closing the season with an eight game winning streak and winning a share of the league title.

A key part of Iowa’s offensive success in 2002 and 2003 was running back Fred Russell. Russell was first team all-Big Ten in 2002 and second team in 2003. He rushed for over 1,000 yards in each of his last two seasons and ended his career with 2,760 yards, fourth best in school history. The MVP of Iowa’s 2004 Outback Bowl win over Florida, Russell averaged over 100 rushing yards per game in each of his final two seasons.

Russell signed a free agent contract with the Miami Dolphins to become the fourth Hawkeye running back coached by Jackson in the past seven years to move onto the NFL. In addition, fullback Edgar Cervantes, a 2003 senior, signed a free agent contract with the New York Giants.

In 2001, Jackson helped coach running back Ladell Betts to second team all-Big Ten honors and a spot in the Senior Bowl. Betts became the first Iowa player to lead the team in rushing four straight years and he has been a member of the NFL’s Washington Redskins the past five seasons. Betts had his best professional season in 2006, rushing for 1,154 yards and

totaling 445 yards in pass receptions. He led the Redskins and ranked 18th in the NFL in rushing yards. Betts rushed for over 1,000 yards in both 2000 and 2001 at Iowa. Betts ranks second in career rushing and is one of three Iowa RBs (Russell and Sedrick Shaw are the others) to gain over 1,000 yards in more than one season.

Jackson has coached nine of the 11 Hawkeye running backs who have rushed for over 1,000 yards in a season and 12 running backs Jackson has coached in college have gone on to play in the NFL.

During his first 13-year stint with the Hawkeyes Jackson coached five running backs (Tony Stewart, Nick Bell, Dennis Mosley, Rick Bayless and Ronnie Harmon) to 1,000-yard seasons. Mosley in 1979 became the first Iowa player ever to rush for over 1,000 yards in a single season and Stewart ended his career as Iowa’s career rushing leader (he currently ranks ninth).

With Jackson on the coaching staff, Iowa has won five Big Ten championships, earning Rose Bowl appearances in 1982, 1986 and 1991. Iowa earned a BCS Orange Bowl appearance in 2002. The Hawkeyes won the 2004 Outback Bowl and the 2005 Capital One Bowl and returned to the 2006 Outback Bowl and the 2006 Alamo Bowl. The Hawkeyes have appeared in eight additional bowl games.

The Hawkeyes led the Big Ten in total offense and scoring offense in 1990. Iowa was ranked 11th in scoring offense, 14th in rushing offense and 15th in total offense, nationally. In 1991 the Hawkeyes tied the then-school record with 10 victories and were ranked 5th in the nation in the final CNN/USA Today coaches poll. Iowa led the Big Ten in scoring in both 2001 (32.6) and 2002 (37.2).

Jackson also worked with the Hawkeye kicking game during his previous stint on the Iowa staff. Punter Reggie Roby in 1981 set an NCAA record by averaging 49.8 yards per punt and placekicker Rob Houghtlin was Iowa’s career scoring leader before being passed by Nate Kaeding in 2003.

In 1992, Jackson joined the staff of the San Francisco 49’ers as offensive backfield coach. The 49’ers made the NFL playoffs all five of Jackson’s seasons in San Francisco (1992-96), winning the Super Bowl in 1995.He also coached two NFL Pro Bowl games in 1993 and 1994.

In 1997 Jackson moved to the University of Texas, serving as offensive backfield coach under head Coach John Mackovic. At Texas, Carl coached NCAA rushing and scoring leader Ricky Williams. He coached Lincoln High School in Port Arthur, TX, in 1998.

Jackson served as running backs coach at North Texas State under Hayden Fry from 1976-78 before coming to Iowa. He coached 14 years (1963-76) in the Texas high school ranks prior to joining Fry at North Texas in 1976.

An outstanding athlete at Prairie View A&M, Jackson was a two-time all-conference quarterback and first team academic All-American. He was named the school’s outstanding athlete in 1961. He placed third in the long jump at the NAIA national track meet in 1961 and second in 1962. His career best leap was 25-3 1/2.

Jackson earned his B.S. degree in 1963 and his M.S. in 1975, both from Prairie View A&M.

Jackson’s Coaching Career

Iowa ____________________________ RB, 1999-presentTexas ____________________________ RB, 1997San Francisco 49’ers ________________ RB, 1992-96Iowa ____________________________ RB, OC, 1979-91North Texas _______________________ RB, 1976-78high school coach __________________ 1963-76, 1998


ERIC JOHNSON

Eric JohnsonRecruiting Coordinator and Tight EndsNinth year at IowaRecruits Minnesota, Missouri and Indiana

Eric Johnson is in his ninth year at the University of Iowa. Johnson is in his fifth year as Iowa’s recruiting coordinator and tight ends coach after serving as Iowa’s quality control assistant for three years. He was a defensive graduate assistant during his first year (1999) at Iowa.

Johnson has been heavily involved in Iowa’s recruiting efforts since joining the Hawkeye staff. The 2006 recruiting class has been ranked extremely high by all the recruiting experts. Iowa’s 2005 recruiting class was ranked among the top 10 in the nation by all of the top recruiting services, while Iowa’s classes in 2000, 2001, 2003 and 2004 were all ranked in the nation’s top 25.


The Hawkeyes have won 44 games over the past four years, competing in the 2003 Orange Bowl, defeating Florida 37-17 in the 2004 Outback Bowl, defeating LSU 30-25 in the 2005 Capital One Bowl and earning a return trip to the 2006 Outback Bowl and 2006 Alamo Bowl. Iowa has won 27 Big Ten games in the past four seasons, sharing the league title in both 2002 and 2004.

Tight end Scott Chandler, a senior in 2006 who earned second team all-Big Ten honors, was selected in the fourth round of the most recent NFL draft by the San Diego Chargers. Chandler, last season, led the team in touchdown receptions (six), ranked second in receptions (46) and third in receiving yards (591). He ranks 17th in career receiving yards (1,467) and is second among all Iowa tight ends in both yards and receptions (117).

In 2004, Eric coached Tony Jackson, who was selected by Seattle in the 2005 NFL Draft. In 2003 Johnson coached Erik Jensen, who was taken in the NFL Draft by the St. Louis Rams. Jensen joined the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2005 and earned a Super Bowl championship. All tight ends who have started for Iowa over the last seven years have been drafted into the NFL.

Johnson joined the Iowa staff after serving as a graduate assistant coach at Vanderbilt University from 1996-98, working one season with the linebackers and two years with the defensive backs. At Vanderbilt Eric worked under Coach Woody Widenhofer for one season and under Norm Parker, Iowa’s current defensive coordinator, for two years.

Johnson attended Vanderbilt after his prep career at Whitefish Bay HS in Milwaukee, WI, where he was defensive MVP as a senior linebacker. After a redshirt season Eric was a member of the Vanderbilt squad for one season before being injured.

Johnson was a student assistant coach at Vandy for two seasons, working with Coach Gerry DiNardo. After earning his bachelor’s degree in history in 1995, Eric remained at Vanderbilt as Director of Football Operations for one year before serving as a graduate assistant coach. Johnson has completed course work towards his master’s degree in health, promotion and education.

Eric was born May 24, 1972 in Milwaukee. Eric and his wife, Patsy, have twin three-year old daughters, Jamieson and Sydney.

Johnson’s Coaching Career

Iowa ____________________________ GA, RC, TEs, 1999-presentVanderbilt ________________________ GA, 1995-98


RICK KACZENSKI

Rick KaczenskiDefensive LineThird year at IowaRecruits Florida

Rick Kaczenski is in his first season as a fulltime member of the Hawkeye coaching staff. Kaczenski is in his first year as Iowa’s defensive line coach after serving as a graduate assistant coach and working with the offensive line over the past two years.

Among the reasons for Iowa’s recent success has been the play of Iowa’s offensive line. Along with boasting the Big Ten’s leading rusher in conference action in 2005, the Hawkeyes led the league in redzone offense and ranked third in passing offense and fourth in total offense. A year ago, Iowa ranked second in the Big Ten in passing offense and third in total offense. Two Hawkeye seniors, Marshal Yanda and Mike Elgin, were selected in the 2007 NFL draft, while Mike Jones signed a free agent contract.

Kaczenski joined the Iowa staff after serving as the offensive line and tight ends coach at Elon University in 2004. He held the same position at East Tennessee State during the 2003 season and served as the offensive line coach at South Carolina State in 2002.

Rick was on the staff at South Carolina from 1999-2001. As a graduate assistant he worked in recruiting and also coached with the offensive line and wide receivers. The Gamecocks appeared in the Outback Bowl following the 2000 and 2001 seasons. He also was the offensive line coach at Erie Cathedral Prep HS in Erie, PA in 1998, his high school alma mater.

Kaczenski played college football at Notre Dame, where he was a three-year starter on the offensive line (1993-96) under Coach Lou Holtz and offensive line Coach Joe Moore. He helped the Fighting Irish to four bowl game appearances, including the Cotton Bowl in 1993, the Fiesta Bowl in 1994, the Orange Bowl in 1995 and the Independence Bowl in 1997.

He was part of offensive lines that were awarded Chevrolet Player of the Game honors in 1995 vs. Vanderbilt (293 rushing yards and 493 yards total offense) and in 1996 vs. Washington (397 rushing yards and 650 yards total offense).

Rick played 40 games for Notre Dame, including a string of 35 straight contests at the center position. During his career, Notre Dame finished among the top rushing teams in the nation in three different seasons, including 20th in 1994, sixth in 1995 and eighth in 1996.

As a prep, Kaczenski ranked as one of the top tight ends in the nation at Erie Cathedral Prep. He was ranked among the top 50 prep prospects by the Atlanta Constitution and was one of four tight ends listed in the Dallas Morning News’ top 100 players. He earned prep all-America recognition from Prep Football Report, Bluechip Illustrated, SuperPrep and USA Today. His older brother, Bob, was a member of Penn State’s 1986 national championship team.

Kaczenski earned a bachelor of science degree in sociology from Notre Dame in 1997. He has taken graduate course work at Notre Dame and South Carolina and is currently pursuing a master’s degree in sport management.

Kaczenski was born Feb. 15, 1975 in Erie, PA. He is single.

Kaczenski’s Coaching Career

Iowa _______________________________ DL, 2007-presentIowa ________________________________ GA, 2005-06Elon ________________________________ OL, TE 2004E. Tenn. State ________________________ OL, TE 2003S. Carolina State ______________________ OL, 2002South Carolina _______________________ OL, WR, 1999-2001Erie Cathedral Prep HS _________________ OL, 1998


REESE MORGAN

Reese MorganOffensive LineEighth Year at IowaRecruits Iowa, Nebraska and South Dakota

Reese Morgan, one of the most successful high school coaches in Iowa prep history, is in his eighth year with the Hawkeyes. Morgan is in his fifth season as Iowa’s offensive line coach after spending the first three years on the staff as tight ends coach and recruiting coordinator.



Among the reasons for Iowa’s recent success has been the play of Iowa’s offensive line, working under the direction of Morgan. The 2006 Hawkeyes ranked third in the Big Ten in total offense (just a yard behind second place Ohio State) and second in pass offense. In 2005, Iowa boasted the Big Ten’s leading rusher (current senior Albert Young) and the leagues best redzone offense.

In the most recent NFL draft, Marshal Yanda (Baltimore) was selected in the third round and Mike Elgin (New England) was a seventh round selection. In addition, Mike Jones signed a free agent contract with the San Diego Chargers. Jones was a first team all-Big Ten selection, while Yanda earned second team honors. Elgin was a first team academic all-American in each of his final two seasons after earning academic all-district honors as a sophomore.

Jones moved into Iowa’s starting line-up midway through his true freshman season and started 43 games during his career. Yanda started all 25 games during his two-year career and Elgin earned 36 career starts, including the final 27 games of his career.

In 2005 the Hawkeyes averaged 30 points a game behind quarterback Drew Tate and Big Ten rushing leader Albert Young. The offensive line was able to stay healthy, as the same combination of five guys started 11 of the 12 games, even though senior center Brian Ferentz and junior right guard Mike Elgin were the only players to start all 12 games at the same position.

Ferentz, who started the final 20 games of his Hawkeye career, signed a free agent contract with the Atlanta Falcons immediately following the 2006 NFL draft.

While the number of injuries sustained by running backs in 2004 hampered the consistency of Iowa’s rushing attack, the Hawkeyes adjusted by developing one of the most dangerous passing attack in the nation. With just one senior in the starting group, Iowa’s offensive linemen adapted to the change and improved from week to week as the Hawkeyes scored 23 points or more in the final five games of the season, including 30 points in wins over Wisconsin and LSU. For the year, Iowa ranked second in the Big Ten in passing offense, pass efficiency and redzone offense.

The lone senior in 2004, right tackle Pete McMahon, led the way with a standout senior season. Facing two of the more-highly regarded defensive ends in the nation in Iowa’s final two games, McMahon led by example by controlling his opponents, who were both first round selections in the NFL draft. McMahon’s talent was recognized, as he was taken in the NFL Draft by the Oakland Raiders.

Anchored by consensus all-American Robert Gallery, the Outland Trophy winner, at left tackle, Iowa’s offensive line had four new starters at the beginning of the 2003 season. By the end of the year, in which the Hawkeyes won 10 games and featured RB Fred Russell with over 1,300 rushing yards, the offensive line had meshed together as one of Iowa’s strong points. The Hawkeyes ended the season by scoring 27 points or more in three straight wins over ranked opponents, rushing for over 200 yards in a season-ending win at Wisconsin and in the Outback Bowl win over Florida.

Gallery was named first team on every all-America team at the end of the year. He was the second player selected in the NFL Draft, being taken by the Oakland Raiders. In becoming Iowa’s third Outland Trophy winner, he became the second Outland Trophy winner coached by Morgan. As the head coach at Benton Community HS, Morgan coached Chad Hennings, the 1987 winner, who was a defensive tackle at the Air Force Academy. Hennings is a member of the latest class to be inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame.

In addition to Gallery being selected in the first round of the 2004 draft, center Eric Rothwell (Kansas City) and tackle Sam Aiello (Chicago) signed free agent contracts immediately following the draft.

As tight ends coach in 2002, Morgan coached tight end Dallas Clark to consensus all-America honors. Clark was also named winner of the John Mackey Award, which goes annually to college football’s top tight end. Clark was named to at least seven first team all-America teams.

Morgan became part of the Iowa staff after eight years at West High School in Iowa City. He took a West program that had lost 35 straight games and resurrected the program to elite status in the state. West won state Class 4A (largest class in the state) titles in 1995, 1998 and 1999. Morgan left the program with a 26-game winning streak.

Between 1994 and 1999 his West High School teams were 62-7. His overall record at West was 67-20. He has totaled 146 career prep victories. Morgan is a member of the Iowa High School Coach’s Hall of Fame.

He also served as Assistant Principal and Dean of Students at Iowa City West High School.

Reese also served as a teacher (1973-92), assistant football coach (1973-77) and head football coach (1978-91) at Benton Community High School. He led Benton Community to a winning football season in 1978 and guided his teams there into the state playoffs on three occasions.

Morgan attended St. Mary’s High School in Lorain, OH. He lettered three times in football and one year in track and field. He was a linebacker on the Wartburg College football team. Reese was a four-year letterman for the Knights and was team captain as a senior in 1971.

Morgan earned his BA degree in education from Wartburg and earned a master’s degree in educational administration from the University of Northern Iowa.

Morgan was born June 22, 1950. Reese and his wife, Jo, have two daughters, Jessica and Caitlin, along with a granddaughter, Morgan, and a grandson, Cade.

Morgan’s Coaching Career

Iowa ____________________________ OL, 2003-presentIowa ____________________________ RC, 2000-02West HS __________________________ HC, 1992-99Benton Community HS ______________ HC, 1978-91Benton Community HS ______________ AC, 1973-77


PHIL PARKER

Phil ParkerDefensive BacksNinth Year at IowaRecruits Michigan, Dayton, Cincinnati, Columbus and Toledo, Ohio and Dallas, Texas

Phil Parker is in his ninth season as defensive backs coach at the University of Iowa.

Featuring a well-balanced offense, a solid, hard-hitting defense and special teams that rank among the best in the nation, Iowa has appeared in six

straight bowl games while winning 51 games over the past six seasons. The six straight post-season appearances mark the second longest streak in school history and have included four January bowl games.


Iowa’s defensive secondary has earned a reputation as a solid, hard hitting unit, year in and year out. The Hawkeyes have led the Big Ten in redzone defense in two of the past three years.

A year ago, senior safeties Marcus Paschal and Miguel Merrick combined for 149 tackles to lead the Hawkeye secondary. Paschal was a second team all-Big Ten selection and signed a free agent contract with Philadelphia following the 2007 NFL draft. Merrick signed a free agent contract with San Diego. Cornerback Adam Shada, a 2007 senior, was a first team academic all-American.

In 2005 senior cornerback Antwan Allen was the only player in the nation to start in four straight January bowl games. He ended his career with 235 tackles and eight interceptions. Jovon Johnson, at the opposite corner, also started throughout his career. He ranks third in career interceptions with 17 and had 181 career tackles. Johnson was first team all-Big Ten in 2005 and Allen earned honorable mention recognition. Johnson also played in the NFL a year ago with the Pittsburgh Steelers and New York Jets.

With two new faces in the starting line-up, Iowa’s secondary was solid again in 2004.

Safeties Derek Pagel and Sean Considine joined the Iowa program as walk-ons and earned their way into the starting line-up. Each helped the Hawkeyes win a Big Ten title as a senior and both were NFL draft selections. Pagel earned second team all-Big Ten honors in 2002 was selected in the fifth round of the 2003 draft. Considine was a fourth round selection in 2005 after earning honorable mention all-Big Ten recognition.

Under Parker’s direction, safety Bob Sanders became the ninth Iowa player to earn first team all-Big Ten honors for three seasons (2001, 2002, 2003). Sanders earned second team all-America honors in 2003 and was taken by Indianapolis in the second round of the 2004 NFL Draft. He ranks seventh in career tackles (348). Sanders earned all-Pro recognition with the Colts in 2005 and was selected to play in the Pro Bowl. Last year he was a key contributor again as the Colts win the Super Bowl.D.J. Johnson, a senior cornerback in 2002, played for the New York Jets during the second half of the 2005 season after previously playing for Montreal in the Canadian Football League.

In 1999, Iowa’s secondary was led by the play of safety Matt Bowen. Bowen led the team in tackles (109) as both a junior and senior. He was voted second team all-Big Ten and was a sixth round selection of the St. Louis Rams in the NFL Draft. Bowen played for the Washington Redskins for three years before joining the Buffalo Bills.

Parker was the defensive backfield coach at Toledo for 11 seasons prior to joining the Iowa staff. During his tenure at Toledo, Parker coached 10 all-conference selections and helped the Rockets win conference division championships in 1997 and 1998. Three of his Toledo players, Darren Anderson, Clarence Love and Kelly Herndon, went on to play in the NFL. Anderson and Love were NFL draft selections, while Herndon signed as a free agent and played in the 2006 Super Bowl with Seattle. In 1998, Toledo ranked 19th in the nation in scoring defense.

Toledo won Mid-American Conference championships in 1990 and 1995 and competed in the 1995 Las Vegas Bowl. Toledo ranked 12th in the nation in total defense in 1990 and ninth in the nation in pass efficiency defense and 11th in rushing defense in 1992. In 1995 Toledo completed an undefeated season and was ranked 22nd in the final UPI poll and 24th in the CNN poll after leading the nation in turnover margin. Toledo also finished second to perennial power Marshall twice when Parker was a member of the Rocket staff.

Parker served as a graduate assistant coach for one year at Michigan State. Parker was on the Spartan staff in 1987 when MSU won the Big Ten title and defeated Southern California in the 1988 Rose Bowl. Phil was a standout defensive back at Michigan State, earning first team all-Big Ten honors in 1983, 1984 and 1985. Parker was named defensive MVP at Michigan State in 1983 and 1985 and was invited to the Hula Bowl following his senior season. While at Michigan State Parker helped the Spartans earn invitations to the 1984 Cherry Bowl, where he was named Most Valuable Player, and the 1985 All-American Bowl.

Parker earned his B.S. degree from Michigan State in 1986.

Parker was born March 13, 1963 in Lorain, OH. Phil and his wife, Sandy, have two children, Tyler and Paige.

Parker’s Coaching Career

Iowa ____________________________ DB, 1999-presentToledo ___________________________ DB, 1988-98Michigan State ____________________ GA, 1987


DARRELL WILSON

Darrell WilsonOutside Linebackers and Special TeamsSixth year at IowaRecruits New Jersey, Delaware, Eastern Pennsylvania (including the greater Philadelphia area) and Dallas, Texas

Darrell Wilson, a coach with collegiate and high school football coaching experience, is in his sixth year on the Iowa staff. He coaches the outside linebackers and special teams.



Crippled by injuries, the 2006 defense started out strong and limped home as the season progressed. The heart of the defense (including eight starters) returns and is expected to be very strong. The Hawkeye defenders did much to turn around Iowa’s season in 2005. The defense was able to shut down a pair of nationally ranked teams (Wisconsin and Minnesota) in the final two games to clinch a fourth straight January bowl bid. Iowa led the Big Ten in redzone defense and ranked third in rushing defense and scoring defense.

The defense set the tone for Iowa’s championship run in 2004, as Iowa won its final eight games of the season, including a win over LSU, the defending national champion, in the Capital One Bowl. Five of eight league foes scored two touchdowns or less and three were held to seven points or less.

Iowa, for the season, ranked fifth nationally in rushing defense (92.5), 11th in total defense (293.8), sixth in turnover margin (+1.08), 16th in scoring defense (17.6) and 17th in pass efficiency defense (106.7). The Hawkeyes led the Big Ten in rushing defense and turnover margin, while leading the league in redzone defense for the second straight year.

Iowa, in 2003, ranked seventh nationally in scoring defense (16.2), eighth in rushing defense (92.7), 16th in total defense (314.5) and 24th in pass efficiency defense (110.3). The Hawkeye defense held eight of 13 opponents to less than 75 rushing yards.

A big part of the Iowa defense over the past three seasons has been the play of outside linebacker Ed Miles. Miles, ranked third on the team with 68 tackles in 2005 and last season as a senior was second on the squad with 100 tackles. Miles has signed a free agent contract with the NFL’s Miami Dolphins.

George Lewis started 10 games at outside linebacker in 2004. Lewis recorded 43 tackles and signed a free agent contract with the Miami Dolphins.

Darrell coached Grant Steen at outside linebacker in 2002 and 2003 as Steen earned second team all-Big Ten honors in 2002 and honorable mention recognition as a senior. Steen intercepted three passes in a win at Indiana in 2002, a feat that tied an NCAA record for interceptions in a game by a linebacker. The former walk-on was one of Iowa’s steadiest performers as a defensive starter for three seasons and he signed a free agent contract with the Super Bowl champion New England Patriots following his senior season.

Over the past five years, the play of Iowa’s special teams has been a key ingredient in Iowa’s success. Last season, Iowa’s punt coverage team allowed just 2.4 yards per return, as opponents had just 14 punt returns in 13 games. The Hawkeyes ranked third in the Big Ten in punt returns (13.1) in 2005 and 15th in the nation. Iowa also led the Big Ten in kickoff coverage in 2005, allowing just 14.9 yards per return.

In 2004, Iowa also ranked 15th in the nation in punt returns. The Hawkeyes recorded four blocked punts and two blocked field goals. Two of the blocked punts came in the Capital One Bowl win over LSU, while the two blocked field goals took place in the 23-21 home win over Purdue.

Iowa in 2003 ranked second in the Big Ten in KO returns (22.2) and third in punt returns (13.1), while setting a school record with five blocked punts. In addition, Ramon Ochoa set Iowa single-season marks for punt returns (40) and return yards (495) while ranking among Big Ten leader in both punt and kickoff returns.

Wilson joined the Iowa staff after serving as outside linebacker coach and special teams coordinator at the University of Wisconsin for two years (2000-01). One of his star players at Wisconsin was punter Kevin Stemke, winner of the 2000 Ray Guy Punter of the Year Award.

He also coached running backs at Rutgers (1999) and the defensive secondary and wide receivers at Rhode Island (1996-98).

Before his collegiate coaching career began, he compiled a 65-18 record as head coach at Woodrow Wilson High School in Camden, NJ (1988-95). His Wilson HS teams won five conference championships and four times advanced to the South Jersey Group III state finals.

Along with the outstanding success of his teams on the football field, Wilson was named Camden’s “Citizen of the Year” by the Rotary Club in 1992.

A former honorable mention Division I-AA all-America defensive back for Connecticut (1976-80), Wilson was named to the Huskies’ 100th anniversary all-time team in 1998. He played one year with the New England Patriots (1981) and five seasons (1982-86) with the CFL’s Toronto Argonauts. He was a member of the 1983 squad that won the CFL’s Grey Cup.

Wilson graduated with a B.A. in sociology from Connecticut in 1981.

Darrell was born July 28, 1958. He and his wife, Monica, have four daughters, Brianna, Kayla, Kiana and Jehlani.

Wilson’s Coaching Career

Iowa ____________________________ OLBs, ST, 2002-presentWisconsin ________________________ OLBs, ST, 2000-01Rutgers __________________________ RBs, 1999Rhode Island ______________________ DBs, WRs, 1996-98Woodrow Wilson HS ________________ HC, 1988-95


CHRIS DOYLE/SCOTT SOUTHMAYD/STAFF

Chris DoyleStrength and ConditioningNinth Year at Iowa

Chris Doyle is in his ninth year as strength and conditioning coach for the University of Iowa football program.

As the head of Iowa’s strength and conditioning program, Doyle has seen the Hawkeyes appear in six straight bowl games while winning 51 games over the past six seasons. Iowa’s current streak of bowl games began with a 19-16 win over Texas Tech in

the 2001 Alamo Bowl. The current post-season streak is the second longest in school history.


Doyle is a certified strength and conditioning specialist with the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA). That group named him the Big Ten Strength Coach of the Year in 1999. He was one of 20 nominees for the Professional of the Year Award, an award given annually and selected by the NSCA membership. The award recognizes college professionals who have shown excellence in strength training and conditioning programs.

He served as director of strength and conditioning for the University of Utah in 1998. Under Doyle’s direction the Utah basketball team played in the national championship game. While in Utah, Doyle also served as state director for the NSCA.

Doyle was assistant strength and conditioning coach at the University of Wisconsin from 1996-98. He oversaw the training programs for football and hockey teams during this time. The Badger football team participated in two bowl games (Copper and Outback) and the hockey team won the WCHA championship during his tenure.

As a strength and conditioning professional, Doyle has tutored 141 student-athletes who have advanced to the professional ranks in the NFL, NHL and NBA. Iowa has had a total of 20 players selected in the past five NFL Drafts, while as many as 27 additional Hawkeye players have signed free agent contracts in the past five years.

Over the past seven years, 54 of 62 Iowa senior starters have been selected in the NFL Draft or signed an NFL free agent contract. In addition, Iowa has seen five former walk-ons drafted in past five years.

Doyle served as offensive line coach at Holy Cross from 1992-95. He also worked as a graduate assistant at Notre Dame in 1991 and Syracuse in 1990. Notre Dame won the 1992 Sugar Bowl following the 1991 season and Syracuse won the 1990 Aloha Bowl.

Doyle was a three-year starter on the offensive line at Boston University from 1986-88. Doyle served as a student assistant for the football program there in 1989.

Chris earned his B.S. in human movement from Boston University in 1990 and his M.Ed. in education from Boston University in 1991.

Doyle was born June 30, 1968. Chris is from Quincy, MA and attended Boston College High School. He was inducted into the Boston College High School Hall of Fame in November, 2004. Chris and his wife, Tia, have three sons, Declan, Donovan and Dillon.

Scott SouthmaydQuality Control DirectorSixth Year at Iowa

Scott Southmayd is in his sixth season with the University of Iowa football program. Scott is in his second year as the quality control director after serving as an administrative assistant.

As Iowa’s quality control director, Scott is involved in many facets of the football program, with the focus being on assisting with Iowa’s recruiting efforts. Four of Iowa’s most recent recruiting classes have ranked

among the top 25 in the nation, with the 2005 class ranked in the top 10. Southmayd’s main responsibilities include assisting the recruiting coordinator with the administration of the recruiting process, hosting prospective student-athletes during their visit to campus and gathering information on recruits. Southmayd also serves as a liaison with other University administration and support areas.

In his previous position as an administrative assistant, Southmayd assisted the coaching staff in compiling statistical information, gathering information on opponents and recruits and assisting in the day to day operation of the football office.

Prior to coming to the University of Iowa, Southmayd was a student coach at Central College in Pella, IA from 1998 to 2001. While at Central, he coached the receivers and worked primarily with the offense. In that time span, Central College won three Iowa Conference football championships and participated in four NCAA Division III playoffs. In the summer of 2001, Scott served as an intern with the University of Northern Iowa football program.

Southmayd graduated cumma laude from Central College in Pella, IA in 2002 with a B.A. in General Studies. While at Central, he was the recipient of the Marjorie Giles Leadership Award. Southmayd earned a master’s degree in recreation Sport Management and Leisure Studies, from the University of Iowa in December, 2004.

Southmayd attended Wapsie Valley High School in Fairbank, IA and played on a state championship football team coached by his father, Jerry Southmayd. Scott was awarded the National Football Foundation and College Football Hall of Fame Iowa High School Scholar-Athlete Award in 1998.

Southmayd was born April 18, 1980 in Waverly, IA.

Doyle’s Coaching Career

Iowa __________ Head Strength & Conditioning Coach __ 1999-presentUtah ___________ Director of Strength & Conditioning ____________ 1998Wisconsin ______ Assistant Strength Coach ___________________1996-97Holy Cross ______ Offensive Line Coach _______________________1992-95Notre Dame _____ Graduate Assistant ___________________________ 1991Syracuse _______ Graduate Assistant ___________________________ 1990

Southmayd’s Coaching Career

Iowa _________________________ QC, 2006Iowa _________________________ AA, 2002-05Central College _________________ SA, 1998-2001

Other Hawkeye StaffNed Amendola ___________________ Director of UI Sports MedicineTyler Clarke ________________ Strength and Conditioning AssistantBill Dervrich ____________________ Director of Football OperationsJames Dobson ______________ Strength and Conditioning AssistantMatthew Engelbert __________________ Football Video CoordinatorPaul Federici _______________Director of Athletic Training ServicesRita Foley _____________________________ Kirk Ferentz SecretaryJames Frazier ______________ Strength and Conditioning AssistantPhil Haddy _______________________ Sports Information DirectorRuss Haynes ______ Associate Director of Athletic Training ServicesDan Clark _________________________Offensive Graduate AssistantTad Leusch _________________________ Assistant Athletic TrainerJohn Strief _________ Assistant Athletic Trainer/Travel CoordinatorSeth Wallace _____________________ Defensive Graduate Assistant


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No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown High School/CC75 * Wesley Aeschliman OL 6-8 318 Jr. Bloomfield, IA Davis County54 Richie Amendola OL 6-3 260 So. Coralville, IA Iowa City West43 * Pat Angerer LB 6-1 230 So. Bettendorf, IA Bettendorf55 Nyere Aumaitre OL 6-5 295 Jr. Camden, NJ Woodrow Wilson46 Christian Ballard DE 6-4 270 Fr. Lawrence, KS Lawrence Free State 4 Jordan Bernstine DB 5-11 200 Fr. Des Moines, IA Lincoln91 Broderick Binns DE 6-2 245 Fr. St. Paul, MN Cretin-Derham Hall51 * Tyler Blum OL 6-6 285 So. Walnut, IA Walnut Community84 Anthony Bowman WR 5-11 167 So. Detroit, MI St. Mary’s Prep74 Nick Brayton DL 6-3 235 Fr. Iowa City, IA West80 ** Andy Brodell WR 6-3 200 Jr. Ankeny, IA Ankeny31 Dana Brown RB 5-10 203 So. Clairton, PA Clairton58 Rob Bruggeman OL 6-3 287 Jr. Cedar Rapids, IA Washington79 Bryan Bulaga OL 6-6 290 Fr. Crystal Lake, IL Marian Central Catholic35 *** Tom Busch FB 5-11 235 Sr. Cottage Grove, MN Park60 Kyle Calloway OL 6-7 305 So. Belleville, IL East26 Paul Chaney, Jr. WR 5-9 165 #Fr. St. Louis, MO University 6 * Jake Christensen QB 6-1 215 So. Lockport, IL Lockport94 Adrian Clayborn DE 6-3 275 #Fr. St. Louis, MO Webster Groves89 James Cleveland WR 6-1 195 #Fr. Baytown, TX Robert E. Lee55 Jacody Coleman LB 6-3 240 Fr. Beaumont, TX Beaumont West Brook 2 Harold Dalton DB 6-1 201 Jr. Camden, NJ Woodrow Wilson96 Lebron Daniel DE 6-2 220 Fr. Cleveland, OH Glenville93 Mike Daniels DT 6-1 240 Fr. Blackwood, NJ Highland Regional 57 Bruce Davis LB 5-11 225 Fr. Cleveland, OH Glenville60 Tyrel Detweiler OL 6-4 310 Fr. Williamsburg, IA Williamsburg74 Dan Doering OL 6-6 300 So. Barrington, IL Barrington 5 Ryan Donahue P/PK 6-3 175 #Fr. Evergreen Park, IL St. Rita88 * Dominique Douglas WR 6-1 190 So. Detroit, MI Murray-Wright56 Rashad Dunn DL 6-3 285 Jr. Evans, GA Greenbrier49 * A.J. Edds LB 6-4 244 So. Greenwood, IN Greenwood Community52 * Rafael Eubanks OL 6-3 285 So. St. Paul, MN Cretin-Derham Hall10 Ben Evans WR 6-0 180 #Fr. Iowa City, IA City High20 Cedric Everson DB 6-1 175 Fr. Detroit, MI Samuel Mumford11 Adam Farnsworth QB 6-4 212 Jr. North Ogden, UT Weber29 ** Bradley Fletcher DB 6-2 200 Jr. Youngstown, OH Liberty87 Zach Furlong TE 6-5 220 Fr. Xenia, OH Xenia16 * Drew Gardner DB 5-10 178 Jr. Cherry Hill, NJ West41 * Bryon Gattas LB 6-1 233 Sr. Mt. Prospect, IL Harper, IL CC98 * Chad Geary DE 6-3 261 So. Tipton, IA Tipton90 Tyler Gerstandt TE 6-6 248 So. Cherokee, IA Washington73 Adam Gettis OL 6-4 235 Fr. Frankfort, IL Lincoln Way East 13 *** Charles Godfrey DB 6-1 208 Sr. Baytown, TX Robert E. Lee30 Brett Greenwood DB 6-0 200 #Fr. Bettendorf, IA Pleasant Valley 1 Justin Greiner DB 5-10 190 #Fr. Washington, IA Washington 2 Eric Guthrie P 6-6 205 Fr. Nevada, IA Nevada69 Kyle Haganman OL 6-5 265 #Fr. Osage, IA Osage 36 Taylor Herbst DB 6-1 218 So. Dubuque, IA Dubuque Senior 44 ** Mike Humpal LB 6-3 242 Sr. New Hampton, IA New Hampton64 Cody Hundertmark DT 6-4 260 Fr. Humboldt, IA Humboldt42 Jeremiha Hunter LB 6-2 222 #Fr. York, PA Harrisburg Science & Tech77 ** Clint Huntrods LS 6-5 270 Sr. Collins, IA CMB92 *** Kenny Iwebema DE 6-4 267 Sr. Arlington, TX Bowie48 Troy Johnson LB 6-2 215 #Fr. Lakeland, FL Lakeland15 Derrell Johnson-Koulianos WR 6-1 205 #Fr. Campbell, OH Cardinal Mooney76 ** Alex Kanellis OL 6-4 295 Jr. Iowa City, IA West47 ** Mitch King DL 6-3 264 Jr. Burlington, IA Burlington40 *** Mike Klinkenborg LB 6-2 240 Sr. Rock Rapids, IA Central Lyon95 Karl Klug DE 6-4 235 #Fr. Caledonia, MN Caledonia67 Josh Koeppel OL 6-1 260 #Fr. Iowa City, IA City High53 ** Matt Kroul DL 6-3 277 Jr. Mount Vernon, IA Mount Vernon20 Nick Kuchel DB 5-11 195 #Fr. Kingsley, IA Kingsley-Pierson68 Andy Kuempel OL 6-7 295 So. Cedar Rapids, IA Linn-Mar72 Mark Mahmens DL 6-3 255 So. Goose Lake, IA Northeast99 *** Bryan Mattison DE 6-3 272 Sr. Mishawaka, IN Penn


33 Lettermen:

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown High School/CC90 Grant McCracken DE 6-3 250 Jr. Ankeny, IA Ankeny37 Gavin McGrath LB 6-2 235 Jr. Cedar Rapids, IA Washington38 Jordan McLaughlin FB 6-0 230 Jr. Belmond, IA Belmond-Klemme 7 Marvin McNutt QB 6-4 195 Fr. St. Louis, MO Hazelwood Central61 Travis Meade OL 6-2 285 So. Iowa City, IA West81 ** Tony Moeaki TE 6-4 255 Jr. Wheaton, IL Warrenville South57 Mike Morio LB 6-2 233 #Fr. Palo, IA Kennedy 3 Diauntae Morrow DB 6-0 190 Fr. Cleveland, OH St. Edward36 Brett Morse FB 6-3 230 #Fr. Willowbrook, IL Hinsdale Central51 Dezman Moses LB 6-2 215 Fr. Willingboro, NJ Willingboro14 *** Devan Moylan DB 5-10 201 Sr. Panora, IA Iowa Central CC33 Brian Mungongo RB 5-9 175 #Fr. Mansfield, TX Summit17 Jayme Murphy DB 5-11 207 #Fr. Dubuque, IA Dubuque Senior 42 Nick Murphy LS 6-2 210 Fr. St. Paul, MN Cretin-Derham Hall 1 Daniel Murray PK 5-10 175 #Fr. Iowa City, IA Regina83 ** Brandon Myers TE 6-4 250 Jr. Prairie City, IA Prairie City-Monroe87 Thomas Nardo DL 6-3 245 Fr. Lancaster, PA Catholic59 Anton Narinskiy DL 6-4 265 Jr. Chagrin Falls, OH Kenston 8 Arvell Nelson QB 6-4 210 #Fr. Cleveland, OH Glenville45 Tyler Nielsen LB 6-4 215 Fr. Humboldt, IA Humboldt32 Don Nordmann WR 6-5 205 #Fr. Hopkinton, IA Maquoketa Valley58 Jared Oberland DL 6-0 250 Jr. Whitefish Bay, WI Whitefish Bay71 ** Seth Olsen OL 6-5 305 Jr. Omaha, NE Millard North65 ** Daniel Olszta LS 5-11 230 Sr. New Lenox, IL Providence Catholic19 Paki O’Meara RB 5-11 210 #Fr. Cedar Rapids, IA Washington 50 Ross Petersen LB 6-1 230 #Fr. Durant, IA Durant70 Austin Postler OL 6-5 285 Jr. Iowa City, IA West27 Jevon Pugh RB 5-10 210 Fr. Naples, FL Naples82 Allen Reisner TE 6-3 220 Fr. Marion, IA Marion78 ** Dace Richardson OL 6-6 305 Jr. Wheaton, IL Warrenville South34 Chris Rowell DB 6-1 197 So. Warrensville Heights, OH Warrensville85 Michael Sabers TE 6-5 245 Jr. Iowa City, IA City 22 Colin Sandeman WR 6-1 195 Fr. Bettendorf, IA Bettendorf 9 Tyler Sash DB 6-1 200 Fr. Oskaloosa, IA Oskaloosa17 Abe Satterfield DB 6-1 180 Fr. Erie, PA Cathedral Prep65 Andrew Schulze LS 6-6 255 #Fr. Woodridge, IL Downers Grove South19 *** Adam Shada DB 6-1 195 Sr. Omaha, NE Millard North39 * Austin Signor PK 6-4 230 So. Urbandale, IA Urbandale28 *** Damian Sims RB 5-9 200 Sr. Boynton Beach, FL John I Leonard30 Kyle Spading TE 6-6 245 So. Belle Plaine, IA Belle Plaine32 Derrick Smith DB 6-0 185 #Fr. Cleveland, OH Glenville12 Ricky Stanzi QB 6-4 215 #Fr. Mentor, OH Lake Catholic86 * Trey Stross WR 6-3 195 So. Avon Lake, OH Avon Lake33 Jeff Tarpinian LB 6-3 220 #Fr. Omaha, NE Millard North59 Ben Thilges OL 6-4 260 Fr. Humboldt, IA Humboldt18 Lance Tillison DB 6-2 205 #Fr. Seffner, FL Armwood63 Julian Vandervelde OL 6-3 295 #Fr. Davenport, IA Central29 Eddie Williams FB 5-11 240 Jr. Rock Island, IL Rock Island21 ** Albert Young RB 5-10 209 Sr. Moorestown, NJ Moorestown56 Markus Zusevics OL 6-5 240 Fr. Arlington Heights, IL Prospect * -- indicates letters won # -- indicates redshirt freshman

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3-yr. Lettermen: __________ 82-yr. Lettermen: __________ 131-yr. Lettermen: __________ 12

115 Players:Seniors _________________ 13Juniors _________________ 24Sophomores ______________ 21Redshirt Freshmen ________ 28Freshmen ________________ 29


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No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown High School/CC 1 Daniel Murray PK 5-10 175 #Fr. Iowa City, IA Regina 1 Justin Greiner DB 5-10 190 #Fr. Washington, IA Washington 2 Harold Dalton DB 6-1 201 Jr. Camden, NJ Woodrow Wilson 2 Eric Guthrie P 6-6 205 Fr. Nevada, IA Nevada 3 Diauntae Morrow DB 6-0 190 Fr. Cleveland, OH St. Edward 4 Jordan Bernstine DB 5-11 200 Fr. Des Moines, IA Lincoln 5 Ryan Donahue P/PK 6-3 175 #Fr. Evergreen Park, IL St. Rita 6 * Jake Christensen QB 6-1 215 So. Lockport, IL Lockport 7 Marvin McNutt QB 6-4 195 Fr. St. Louis, MO Hazelwood Central 8 Arvell Nelson QB 6-4 210 #Fr. Cleveland, OH Glenville 9 Tyler Sash DB 6-1 200 Fr. Oskaloosa, IA Oskaloosa10 Ben Evans WR 6-0 180 #Fr. Iowa City, IA City High11 Adam Farnsworth QB 6-4 212 Jr. North Ogden, UT Weber12 Ricky Stanzi QB 6-4 215 #Fr. Mentor, OH Lake Catholic13 *** Charles Godfrey DB 6-1 208 Sr. Baytown, TX Robert E. Lee14 *** Devan Moylan DB 5-10 201 Sr. Panora, IA Iowa Central CC15 Derrell Johnson-Koulianos WR 6-1 205 #Fr. Campbell, OH Cardinal Mooney16 * Drew Gardner DB 5-10 178 Jr. Cherry Hill, NJ West17 Abe Satterfield DB 6-1 180 Fr. Erie, PA Cathedral Prep17 Jayme Murphy DB 5-11 207 #Fr. Dubuque, IA Dubuque Senior18 Lance Tillison DB 6-2 205 #Fr. Seffner, FL Armwood19 *** Adam Shada DB 6-1 195 Sr. Omaha, NE Millard North19 Paki O’Meara RB 5-11 210 #Fr. Cedar Rapids, IA Washington20 Cedric Everson DB 6-1 175 Fr. Detroit, MI Samuel Mumford20 Nick Kuchel DB 5-11 195 #Fr. Kingsley, IA Kingsley-Pierson21 ** Albert Young RB 5-10 209 Sr. Moorestown, NJ Moorestown22 Colin Sandeman WR 6-1 195 Fr. Bettendorf, IA Bettendorf26 Paul Chaney, Jr. WR 5-9 165 #Fr. St. Louis, MO University27 Jevon Pugh RB 5-10 210 Fr. Naples, FL Naples28 *** Damian Sims RB 5-9 200 Sr. Boynton Beach, FL John I Leonard29 ** Bradley Fletcher DB 6-2 200 Jr. Youngstown, OH Liberty29 Eddie Williams FB 5-11 240 Jr. Rock Island, IL Rock Island30 Brett Greenwood DB 6-0 200 #Fr. Bettendorf, IA Pleasant Valley30 Kyle Spading TE 6-5 245 So. Belle Plaine, IA Belle Plaine31 Dana Brown RB 5-10 203 So. Clairton, PA Clairton32 Derrick Smith DB 6-0 185 #Fr. Cleveland, OH Glenville32 Don Nordmann WR 6-5 205 #Fr. Hopkinton, IA Maquoketa Valley33 Jeff Tarpinian LB 6-3 220 #Fr. Omaha, NE Millard North33 Brian Mungongo RB 5-9 175 #Fr. Mansfield, TX Summit 34 Chris Rowell DB 6-1 197 So. Warrensville Heights, OH Warrensville35 *** Tom Busch FB 5-11 235 Sr. Cottage Grove, MN Park36 Brett Morse FB 6-3 230 #Fr. Willowbrook, IL Hinsdale Central36 Taylor Herbst DB 6-1 218 So. Dubuque, IA Dubuque Senior37 Gavin McGrath LB 6-2 235 Jr. Cedar Rapids, IA Washington38 Jordan McLaughlin FB 6-0 230 Jr. Belmond, IA Belmond-Klemme39 * Austin Signor PK 6-4 230 So. Urbandale, IA Urbandale40 *** Mike Klinkenborg LB 6-2 240 Sr. Rock Rapids, IA Central Lyon41 * Bryon Gattas LB 6-1 233 Sr. Mt. Prospect, IL Harper, IL CC42 Jeremiha Hunter LB 6-2 222 #Fr. York, PA Harrisburg Science & Tech42 Nick Murphy LS 6-2 210 Fr. St. Paul, MN Cretin-Derham Hall43 * Pat Angerer LB 6-1 230 So. Bettendorf, IA Bettendorf44 ** Mike Humpal LB 6-3 242 Sr. New Hampton, IA New Hampton45 Tyler Nielsen LB 6-4 215 Fr. Humboldt, IA Humboldt46 Christian Ballard DE 6-4 270 Fr. Lawrence, KS Lawrence Free State47 ** Mitch King DL 6-3 264 Jr. Burlington, IA Burlington48 Troy Johnson LB 6-2 215 #Fr. Lakeland, FL Lakeland49 * A.J. Edds LB 6-4 244 So. Greenwood, IN Greenwood Community50 Ross Petersen LB 6-1 230 #Fr. Durant, IA Durant51 * Tyler Blum OL 6-6 285 So. Walnut, IA Walnut Community51 Dezman Moses LB 6-2 215 Fr. Willingboro, NJ Willingboro52 * Rafael Eubanks OL 6-3 285 So. St. Paul, MN Cretin-Derham Hall53 ** Matt Kroul DL 6-3 277 Jr. Mount Vernon, IA Mount Vernon 54 Richie Amendola OL 6-3 260 So. Coralville, IA Iowa City West55 Nyere Aumaitre OL 6-5 295 Jr. Camden, NJ Woodrow Wilson55 Jacody Coleman LB 6-3 240 Fr. Beaumont, TX Beaumont West Brook


2007 NUMERICAL ROSTER

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown High School/CC56 Rashad Dunn DL 6-3 285 Jr. Evans, GA Greenbrier56 Markus Zusevics OL 6-5 240 Fr. Arlington Heights, IL Prospect57 Bruce Davis LB 5-11 225 Fr. Cleveland, OH Glenville57 Mike Morio LB 6-2 233 #Fr. Palo, IA Kennedy58 Rob Bruggeman OL 6-3 287 Jr. Cedar Rapids, IA Washington58 Jared Oberland DL 6-0 250 Jr. Whitefish Bay, WI Whitefish Bay59 Anton Narinskiy DL 6-4 265 Jr. Chagrin Falls, OH Kenston59 Ben Thilges OL 6-4 260 Fr. Humboldt, IA Humboldt 60 Kyle Calloway OL 6-7 305 So. Belleville, IL East60 Tyrel Detweiler OL 6-4 310 Fr. Williamsburg, IA Williamsburg61 Travis Meade OL 6-2 285 So. Iowa City, IA West63 Julian Vandervelde OL 6-3 295 #Fr. Davenport, IA Central64 Cody Hundertmark DT 6-4 260 Fr. Humboldt, IA Humboldt65 ** Daniel Olszta LS 5-11 230 Sr. New Lenox, IL Providence Catholic65 Andrew Schulze LS 6-6 255 #Fr. Woodridge, IL Downers Grove South67 Josh Koeppel LS/OL 6-1 260 #Fr. Iowa City, IA City High68 Andy Kuempel OL 6-7 295 So. Cedar Rapids, IA Linn-Mar69 Kyle Haganman OL 6-5 265 #Fr. Osage, IA Osage70 Austin Postler OL 6-5 285 Jr. Iowa City, IA West71 ** Seth Olsen OL 6-5 305 Jr. Omaha, NE Millard North72 Mark Mahmens DL 6-3 255 So. Goose Lake, IA Northeast73 Adam Gettis OL 6-4 235 Fr. Frankfort, IL Lincoln Way East 74 Dan Doering OL 6-6 300 So. Barrington, IL Barrington74 Nick Brayton DL 6-3 235 Fr. Iowa City, IA West 75 * Wesley Aeschliman OL 6-8 318 Jr. Bloomfield, IA Davis County76 ** Alex Kanellis OL 6-4 295 Jr. Iowa City, IA West77 ** Clint Huntrods LS 6-5 270 Sr. Collins, IA CMB78 ** Dace Richardson OL 6-6 305 Jr. Wheaton, IL Warrenville South79 Bryan Bulaga OL 6-6 290 Fr. Crystal Lake, IL Marian Central Catholic80 ** Andy Brodell WR 6-3 200 Jr. Ankeny, IA Ankeny81 ** Tony Moeaki TE 6-4 255 Jr. Wheaton, IL Warrenville South82 Allen Reisner TE 6-3 220 Fr. Marion, IA Marion83 ** Brandon Myers TE 6-4 250 Jr. Prairie City, IA Prairie City-Monroe84 Anthony Bowman WR 5-11 167 So. Detroit, MI St. Mary’s Prep85 Michael Sabers TE 6-5 245 Jr. Iowa City, IA City 86 * Trey Stross WR 6-3 195 So. Avon Lake, OH Avon Lake87 Zach Furlong TE 6-5 220 Fr. Xenia, OH Xenia87 Thomas Nardo DL 6-3 245 Fr. Lancaster, PA Catholic HS 88 * Dominique Douglas WR 6-1 190 So. Detroit, MI Murray-Wright89 James Cleveland WR 6-1 195 #Fr. Baytown, TX Robert E. Lee90 Grant McCracken DE 6-3 250 Jr. Ankeny, IA Ankeny90 Tyler Gerstandt TE 6-6 248 So. Cherokee, IA Washington91 Broderick Binns DE 6-2 245 Fr. St. Paul, MN Cretin-Derham Hall92 *** Kenny Iwebema DE 6-4 267 Sr. Arlington, TX Bowie93 Mike Daniels DT 6-1 240 Fr. Blackwood, NJ Highland Regional 94 Adrian Clayborn DE 6-3 275 #Fr. St. Louis, MO Webster Groves95 Karl Klug DE 6-4 235 #Fr. Caledonia, MN Caledonia96 Lebron Daniel DE 6-2 220 Fr. Cleveland, OH Glenville98 * Chad Geary DE 6-3 261 So. Tipton, IA Tipton99 *** Bryan Mattison DE 6-3 272 Sr. Mishawaka, IN Penn * -- indicates letters won # -- indicates redshirt freshman

33 Lettermen:

3-yr. Lettermen: __________ 82-yr. Lettermen: __________ 131-yr. Lettermen: __________ 12

115 Players:Seniors _________________ 13Juniors _________________ 24Sophomores ______________ 21Redshirt Freshmen ________ 28Freshmen ________________ 29


2007 SEASON PREVIEW

The 2006 University of Iowa football season resembled a two-act play. The first act was pure enjoyment for everyone connected with Hawkeye football as Iowa won five of its first six games. The second act, in turn, was a disappointment as Iowa was 1-5 in the second half of the season.

The Hawkeyes, and their reputation for being a great bowl team, received an invitation to the 2006 Alamo Bowl. It was Iowa’s sixth straight bowl appearance (one of only three teams in the Big Ten to do so) and followed four straight years of January bowl game appearances. The Hawkeyes outplayed defending national champion Texas for much of the game. Ultimately, the Longhorns scored a come-from-behind 26-24 win. But, Iowa left Texas with its confidence restored and eager to begin the 2007 season.

Wins over Montana, Syracuse, Iowa State and Illinois allowed the Hawkeyes to enter their Big Ten home opener against Ohio State. A national audience saw the Hawkeyes, in primetime from Kinnick Stadium, drop their first game of the season to the top-ranked Buckeyes. A big win over Purdue the following week preceded Iowa’s slide into the second half of the season.

The last five years have been unprecedented in Iowa football history. It’s resulted in two Big Ten championships (2002 & 2004), four January bowl games and three finishes in the nation’s top ten. A 22-game home winning streak (broken in 2005) and 24 straight home sellouts are additional positives of a program rich in tradition and consistency. A pair of January bowl wins over highly regarded teams from the Southeastern Conference (Florida & LSU) are two more notches on the Hawkeye win belt.

The Hawkeyes had another outstanding senior class in 2006. The graduates include five starters from offense (Scott Chandler, Marshal Yanda, Mike Jones, Mike Elgin and Drew Tate and three from defense (Miguel Merrick, Marcus Paschal and Ed Miles). Yanda (third), Chandler (fourth) and Elgin (seventh) were NFL draft selections. Schlicher and punter Andy Fenstermaker are also gone. The Hawkeyes lost 25 lettermen (15 offense, eight defense, two special teams) from last year’s roster.

Because of Iowa’s performance in the Alamo Bowl, expectations will again be high this year. A strong blend of experience and talented underclassmen are reasons for the optimism. The defense returns eight starters. Special teams and offense will see a lot of new starters in the line-up with excellent potential.

A total of 34 lettermen return, nine less than last year. That list includes eight returning starters on defense (Ken Iwebema, Matt Kroul, Mitch King, Bryan Mattison, Mike Humpal, Mike Klinkenborg, Charles Godfrey and Adam Shada) and six on offense (Tom Busch, Albert Young, Andy Brodell, Dominique Douglas, Rafael Eubanks and Seth Olsen).

Here is a look at the Hawkeyes, position by position. QUARTERBACKFor the first time in four years the Iowa quarterback position does not belong to Drew Tate. Tate ended his career ranked in the top five of virtually every Iowa passing mark. The Hawkeyes won 23 games in that span and made it to the Capital One, Outback and Alamo bowls. His signal calling abilities will be missed. Also gone is Jason Manson, who proved to be an invaluable team leader as a quarterback and receiver.

The search for Iowa’s next quarterback starts with sophomore Jake Christensen (6-1, 215). He the only returning signal caller with any game experience. Christensen started one game last year (Northern Illinois) and played in five games. He was 23-35 passing for 285 yards and a pair of touchdowns. He is considered a strong passer and had a solid spring.

A pair of freshmen from Ohio, Arvell Nelson (6-4, 210) and Ricky Stanzi (6-4, 215) are listed behind Christensen. Both have excellent credentials, are very athletic and were impressive during their redshirt campaigns last year. It’ll be hard to replace the all-Big Ten credentials Drew Tate left behind, but quarterback Coach Ken O’Keefe feels the Hawkeyes have excellent talent ready to step to the front this season.

KIRK COMMENTS:“There are some parallels to the last two guys who have become starters, in that they were the number two guy the year before.

That year gives a guy a real chance to get a good fundamental understanding of what he is doing, if they take advantage of that in the proper way, to grow and improve. Jake took advantage of that last year; he got a little more playing time that what you might expect. In the Northern Illinois game he played with a lot of poise, made good decisions and played under control.

We were pleased with what we saw from both Arvell Nelson and Ricky Stanzi. Both did some good things in the spring. As history has dictated, a quarterback in his first spring, can make a big jump if they continue to study and work at it, and I know both of those guys will. All three guys are capable of running our offense. I think all are capable of throwing the ball well, all three can escape trouble and do a good job in the pocket. All three can move and do some things on the run. And, all three have shown leadership qualities. In addition, Adam Farnsworth showed great improvement this spring. It will be fun to see how they improve as we begin fall camp.”

RUNNING BACK Two of the top running backs in the Big Ten will be seniors on the 2007 Iowa roster. All-America candidate Albert Young (5-10- 209) and Damian Sims (5-9-197) return for their final seasons. Young and Sims combined for 1,443 rushing yards and 13 touchdowns last season on 310 rushing attempts. The duo is considered by many to be the top 1-2 rushing threat in the league. Young was hurt much of the 2006 season but still rushed for a team-best 779 yards.

In addition, Young caught 30 passes for 225 yards and a touchdown as Iowa’s fourth leading receiver in 2006. He has excellent power and is good at breaking tackles. Young is currently eighth on Iowa’s career rushing charts with 2,205 yards. He could move as high as second on the Iowa rushing charts with a good 2007. He ranked 17th nationally in rushing yards as a sophomore while leading the Big Ten in league games only. Sims is an explosive breakaway threat and is especially dangerous when put into the lineup after the opposing defense gets a steady dose of Young. Sims, a three-time starter last year, also led Iowa in 2006 kickoff returns with 10 for 184 yards.

Iowa’s running backs are strong and talented and the top pair provides an excellent 1-2 punch. The success of a new quarterback and a rebuilt offensive line will greatly determine the success of this unit.

KIRK COMMENTS:“The veterans we have should help keep things stable and calm on the field. Three guys (including FB Tom Busch) have been around and through a lot. That should help, not only with the quarterback, but also the inexperience we have in the offensive line. Hopefully we will have them all play at a high level, keep them healthy and continue to see them improve.

Albert and Damian have proven themselves to be very capable running backs. Depth behind those two is something we were concerned about in the spring and something we will be concerned about in the fall. It’s important that some of the younger players continue to move forward, hopefully we will see that take place.” FULLBACK Senior Tom Busch (5-11, 235) returns, having started 26 consecutive games at fullback. He’s one of only two offensive players (TE Scott Chandler) to start at the same position, every game, last year. He rushed only two times last year, but caught eight passes for 55 yards and three touchdowns. He is considered an excellent blocker and pass receiver.

Junior Jordan McLaughlin (6-0, 230) is Busch’s backup. Like Busch, McLaughlin is a converted linebacker. He saw limited action in 10 games last year and recorded no statistics. Another linebacker moving over to fullback is redshirt freshman Brett Morse (6-3, 230). The only other fullback on the roster is junior Eddie Williams (5-11, 240).

KIRK COMMENTS:“Tom Busch is a very productive blocker for us. We’re not a team that features the fullback as a runner. It is important to have a guy in that position who can catch the ball. When Tom has had a chance to run the ball he has done a nice job, it’s just not a huge part of what we do.

It’s a little bit of a jump ball behind Tom. Jordan McLaughlin moved over a year ago from defense, making progress and improvement. Eddie Williams has done some good things. Brett Morse moved over from defense in the spring and we saw some things that were encouraging.”

TIGHT ENDThe Hawkeyes lost considerable talent with the graduation of Scott Chandler and Ryan Majerus. Both saw considerable playing time over the last four years. Chandler was a second team all-Big Ten selection and was selected by San Diego in the fourth round of the NFL draft. He started all 13 games and was Iowa’s second leading receiver with 46 catches for 591 yards and six touchdowns. His size and pass catching ability will be missed.


Junior Tony Moeaki (6-4, 255) is Iowa’s leading candidate to take over the top spot. He has seen extensive action over the last two years and should provide invaluable experience. Moeaki caught 11 passes for 140 yards and three touchdowns in 2006. He played in every game as a true freshman in 2005.

Junior Brandon Myers (6-4, 250) is listed behind Moeaki. He is a highly effective pass catcher capable of considerable playing time. Junior Michael Sabers (6-5, 245) leads a group of underclassmen hoping for playing time. Others are sophomore Kyle Spading (6-6, 245) and converted sophomore wide receiver Tyler Gerstandt (6-6, 248). Talent doesn’t seem to be a problem at tight end. Coach Eric Johnson will need to build depth to offset the loss of Chandler and Majerus.

KIRK COMMENTS:“Tony’s probably more of a balanced tight end than what we lost in Scott Chandler, who was converted from wide receiver. We felt Tony would be capable in both blocking and receiving and are very optimistic he will continue to improve. Brandon Myers has done a good job. He’s made some strides with his blocking and maturity. With those two we have a very capable one-two punch. Myers was a guy who came on strong in December and he carried that into the spring as well.” WIDE RECEIVERThe Hawkeyes were extremely young and inexperienced at wide receiver last year. The inexperience showed in the form of dropped passes at the most inopportune times. The good news is that virtually all of those young receivers are back with a year’s experience under their belts.

The top returnees are sophomore Dominique Douglas (6-1, 190) and junior Andy Brodell (6-3, 200). Douglas started the final 11 games as a true freshman. He led the nation’s true freshmen receivers with 49 catches and his 654 receiving yards was second nationally. He averaged 13.3 yards per catch. Those numbers made him Iowa’s leading receiver and got him selected to The Sporting News third freshman all-America team and The Sporting News’ first freshman all-Big Ten team.

Brodell was Iowa’s third leading receiver with 39 receptions for 724 yards and five touchdowns. He had six catches for 159 yards and two touchdowns against Texas in the Alamo Bowl. The 159 yards set an Alamo Bowl record and his 63-yard scoring reception against the Longhorns is the longest in Iowa bowl history. Brodell caught 13 passes for 318 yards and three touchdowns in the final two games a year ago.

Sophomores Trey Stross (6-3, 195) and Anthony Bowman (5-11, 167) gained valuable experience as freshmen. Bowman played as a true freshman. Stross caught 13 passes for 189 yards and one touchdown. Bowman had no catches with limited playing time. Four redshirt freshmen are all considered talented with an excellent chance to gain playing time this fall. The four are James Cleveland (6-1, 195), Paul Chaney, Jr. (5-9, 165), Derrell Johnson-Koulianos (6-1, 205) and Ben Evans (6-0, 180).

KIRK COMMENTS:“A year ago this was a real concern for us, for obvious reasons. The good news is that our two starting guys showed great improvement last fall. Andy Brodell finished the season in superb fashion against Texas and at Minnesota. I think what we saw in the spring was a guy really starting to enjoy the game and enjoy playing his position. Success can do that for a guy, and I think he’s excited about things.

Dominique Douglas has been with us a year. For being a true freshman a year ago, he did some real positive things. He had a good attitude in the spring, he’s worked hard. Those two guys give us a good starting point. The next guy to mention would be James Cleveland, who had a very nice spring. Trey Stross is another guy who continues to impress and improve. Anthony Bowman played some as a freshman, he’s pushing forward as well. Those guys give us a good nucleus to start with, and then we have some other guys too who we think have a chance to help us.”

OFFENSIVE LINEIowa’s 2007 offensive line will need to reload following the loss of three valuable starters. How effectively the Hawkeyes fill those three spots could determine how successful the 2007 season is. Gone are starting guards Mike Elgin and Mike Jones, along with tackle Marshal Yanda. Jones was a first team all-Big Ten choice while Yanda made the second team. Elgin, a three-year starter, was honorable mention all-Big Ten and a two-time first team academic all-American. Yanda was a third round selection in the NFL draft, while Elgin was a seventh round pick and Jones signed a free agent contract immediately following the draft.

A good place to start rebuilding the line is at center. Back doing the snapping will be sophomore Rafael Eubanks (6-3, 285). A mid-season injury forced Eubanks out of the lineup, but he still started nine games during the 2006 campaign.

Depth at the center spot will be a questions mark after junior Rob Bruggeman (6-3, 287) suffered a knee injury during spring drills. Bruggeman will have limited availability due to surgery following spring practice. Sophomore Travis Meade (6-2, 285) and freshman Josh Koeppel (6-1, 260) will need to gain experience behind Eubanks.

Ferentz feels confident and strong about the two junior veterans in Seth Olsen (6-5, 305) and Dace Richardson (6-6, 305). Olsen had an outstanding sophomore season and is listed No. 1 at right guard after starting five times at guard and five times at tackle last year. Redshirt freshman Julian Vandervelde (6-3, 295) is listed behind Olsen.

Richardson started eight games at left tackle during an injury plagued 2006 season and holds down that spot heading into the fall. Converted sophomore tight end Tyler Blum (6-6, 285) is listed behind Richardson.

A major switch during the spring involved junior Alex Kanellis (6-4, 295) moving to offense from the defensive side. Kanellis started four times as a defensive end where he registered 19 tackles last year. He had an appendectomy just prior to the Illinois game last year and played in the Ohio State game a week later. Obviously, toughness is not a question with Kanellis, who played in 2005 as a true freshman.

Sophomore Kyle Calloway (6-7, 205) is listed as the started at the right tackle spot heading into pre-season camp, while Kanellis and junior Wesley Aeschliman (6-8, 318) are listed at that spot as well.

It’s a new ball game at left guard, as a pair of sophomores listed at that spot will be seeing their first extensive action. Andy Kuempel (6-7, 295) concluded spring practice as the starter, ahead of Dan Doering (6-6, 300).

Junior Austin Postler (6-5, 285) and redshirt freshman Kyle Haganman (6-5, 265) and sophomore Richie Amendola (6-3, 260) are additional players who could work their way onto the depth chart. As has been the case in past years, the Hawkeye coaching staff will juggle the pieces to get the best fit, with the linemen having the flexibility to play different positions.

KIRK COMMENTS:“One of the great stories on our football team last year was Seth Olsen. He got his first start at Illinois in game four, and came on and played extremely well for us the rest of the season. Seth was a guy who had sputtered a little bit in the pre-season, but when he got his opportunity, he really did a good job. Not only with his play on the field, but he also gave us great leadership. That will be critical, as he is our most experienced guy returning. We’re counting on him to play well and continue to be an outstanding leader in that group. Seth could play tackle or guard, we’ll do what’s best for the entire group.

The next two guys with experience are Rafael Eubanks and Dace Richardson. Both have played well for us when they have been in the line-up and have continued to move along. Beyond that, it’s a wide open derby right now. What happens during the month of August is really going to determine how our line-up settles in. We think we have the nucleus for a good line, but we are going to be inexperienced at the front end of the season.

We have a lot of guys in contention for the other spots. Kyle Calloway, Andy Kuempel, Travis Meade, Dan Doering, Wes Aschliemann, all those guys are in there. Plus I would mention Tyler Blum, who had back surgery a year ago. He made the move fulltime to offensive line and we thought he made good progress. Alex Kanellis moved over to offense as well, but missed significant time in the spring. I think he was doing a good job and could enter the picture. A newcomer like Julian Vandevelde impressed us as well.

The big negative for us in the spring, team wise, was Rob Bruggeman getting hurt. He had a knee injury which is going to set him back. He was doing well, so the other guys will have to pick up where we lost Rob. He won’t be ready at the start of practice; he may get some time this year, he may not.

We moved a lot of guys around to different spots in the spring. We’ll probably do some of that in August as well. We’ll try to give everyone a chance to compete, to get a thorough evaluation of everyone. Our minds are open going into camp to see how things shake out.”

2007 SEASON PREVIEW


DEFENSIVE LINE (Includes ends)The Iowa defense found itself in unfamiliar and uncomfortable terrain last year. It’s been the norm for a Kirk Ferentz and defensive coordinator Norm Parker coached defense to be in the Big Ten’s upper defensive echelons. Injuries and other problems put the 2006 Iowa defense in the position of giving up much more yardage that it’s accustomed to. It’s a problem the Hawkeyes don’t expect to last very long.

Iowa’s defensive line is rich in tradition and will be looking to rebound this year. Lending credence to Iowa’s recent talented defensive lines are former Hawkeye defenders now playing in the NFL. All-Pro Aaron Kampman heads a list which also includes Colin Cole, Matt Roth, Jonathan Babineaux and Derreck Robinson, to name a few.

The 2007 defensive line will have a new coach for the first time since Ferentz arrived. Ron Aiken has moved to the NFL (Arizona) and his replacement is Rick Kaczenski, a graduate assistant on the Hawkeye staff the last two years.

Kaczenski will help coach an Iowa defense which returns eight starters. The defensive line could be very strong with both starting tackles and ends returning. The Hawkeye rush defense was seventh and total defense was sixth in the Big Ten last year. The strength of the line could ignite a surge to put Iowa’s defense among the league’s top units again.

Juniors Matt Kroul (6-3, 277) and Mitch King (6-3, 264) are both candidates for post-season honors as they return for their third year of extensive duty in the trenches. Kroul has been a starter 25 straight times and King has started 19 of the last 25 Hawkeye games. Both are very familiar with each other and their positions. The two accounted for 115 tackles (Kroul 59 and King 56) last season and 108 in 2005. King led the 2006 Hawkeyes with 12 tackles (49 yards) for loss. He also had five quarterback sacks. Kroul had 5.5 tackles (16 yards) for loss and 2.5 quarterback sacks. Juniors Anton Narinskiy (6-4, 260) and Rashad Dunn (6-3, 290) are listed on the second unit at defensive tackle after making the move from the offensive line. Iowa coaches feel Rashad could be a force in the Hawkeye line. Dunn saw limited offensive line action in his first two years.

Junior Grant McCracken (6-3, 250) and sophomore Mark Mahmens (6-3, 255) are hoping to learn the ropes behind veterans. Both will add depth while gaining valuable experience.

Like the tackle positions, the Iowa staff feels very good about the returning starters at end, but depth needs to be developed. Seniors Bryan Mattison (6-3, 272) and Ken Iwebema (6-4, 267) are back for their final campaigns and both are candidates for post-season honors. Mattison has started 25 straight games while Iwebema has started 20 of the last 25. Iwebema was a first team all-Big Ten selection in 2005 and was named to many pre-season watch lists prior to the 2006 season. A shoulder injury kept him out of action for much of last season. He still was able to make 27 tackles, 4.5 tackles for loss and three quarterback sacks. A healthy Iwebema will be a big plus for the Iowa defense.

Mattison was named to the 2006 honorable mention all-Big Ten team and was named a 2006 permanent team captain. He had 59 tackles and 10.5 tackles for loss (74 yards) last year. His 6.5 quarterback sacks (-57 yards) led the team. Mattison led the Big Ten (league games only) and was 21st nationally in forced fumbles with four. Behind those two ends are a group of talented, yet inexperienced players. Redshirt freshman Adrian Clayborn (6-3, 275) could play either end spot and is anxious to get into the battle for playing time. Joining him at the end spots will be sophomore Chad Geary (6-3, 220), junior Jared Oberland (6-0, 250) and redshirt freshman Karl Klug (6-4, 235). The defensive line could become one of the best in the Big Ten again. Staying healthy and building depth is the key heading into the fall. There’s a lot of starting talent and considerable talent waiting for a chance to be recognized.

KIRK COMMENTS:“If you look at us up front, we have four guys who have played a lot over the last two seasons. Behind the first four, we are relatively inexperienced.

Bryan Mattison has done a wonderful job at one end and we think Ken Iwebema has the potential to be a real good player after the injury problems he had last year. The two back-ups have really made strides. Chad Geary came a long way last fall, and in the spring. Adrian Clayborn has worked extremely hard, both are making good progress.

Matt Kroul has done a great job week in and week out. Mitch King was slowed by injuries last year after a very good season in 2005. He had an outstanding spring. Hopefully we can keep all four healthy and playing at their highest level.

Another pleasant surprise in the spring was Anton Narinskiy, who showed some sparks after moving back from offense in the spring. Those would be our top seven guys up front.

Bryan Mattison has great intangibles. He’s a high motor player, he works extremely hard and is a great role model for everyone on the team. Not just for defense, for everyone. He brings a lot of energy to the field each and every day.”

LINEBACKERS (includes outside linebacker)Iowa’s tradition at linebacker is becoming well known around the country. Two linebackers from the 2005 senior class are now highly regarded in the National Football League. They are Minnesota’s Chad Greenway and Green Bay’s Abdul Hodge. Gone from 2006 is Ed Miles, who accounted for 100 tackles, including 11 stops for loss, before signing a free agent contract with Miami. The Hawkeyes will miss his 207 career stops. Also gone is the valuable Zach Gabelmann. He only had 16 tackles last year, but was an important reserve and played a critical role on Iowa’s specialty teams.

Returning starters are seniors Mike Klinkenborg (6-2, 240) and Mike Humpal (6-3, 242). Both started 12 of 13 games last season. Klinkenborg was a second team all-Big Ten choice after leading the Hawkeyes with 129 tackles, despite missing the Alamo Bowl due to injury. He also had five tackles for loss and was named a permanent team captain in 2006. He was named Walter Camp Defensive Player of the Week for his play in Iowa’s win over Syracuse last year. His 129 tackles ranked second in the Big Ten and eighth nationally. On top of all that he was a first team academic all-American with a 3.96 GPA. He’ll be a strong candidate for post-season honors this year. Humpal had 49 tackles, 4.5 for losses. Humpal has been a steady dependable force on Iowa’s defense. Like Klinkenborg, he is an honor student as well.

Humpal was an outside linebacker, for the most part, last year, before moving inside for the Alamo Bowl vs. Texas. He’ll stay inside in 2007. Fighting Humpal and Klinkenborg for playing time will be senior Bryon Gattas (6-1, 233) and sophomore Pat Angerer (6-1, 230). Gattas had seven tackles while playing in all 13 games a year ago, mostly on special teams. Angerer also played in every game last year, but registered only five tackles. The combination of Klinkenborg, Humpal, Gattas and Angerer at inside linebacker give the Hawkeyes strength and depth at the position. Sophomore A.J. Edds (6-4, 244) is listed as the top outside linebacker. Edds began 2006 as a true freshman tight end and made the switch early in the season. Edds started the Purdue game in place of the injured Humpal. He was credited with nine tackles and a forced fumble last year. Edds was named to The Sporting News freshman first all-Big Ten team and honorable mention freshman all-America team. It’s plain to see the Hawkeyes need to develop more depth among the linebackers, with three of the top four being seniors and not much experience behind them.

The other linebacker candidates have little, if any, game experience. They include junior Gavin McGrath (6-2, 235) and redshirt freshmen Jeremiha Hunter (6-2, 222) and Jeff Tarpinian (6-3, 220). All have excellent potential and are just waiting for their chance.

Iowa linebackers have a reputation for being good, hard-hitting football players. This year is no different. It’s been said before about other defensive units on the team; the starters are good and depth needs to be fortified this spring. The talent is there. KIRK COMMENTS:“Two of the three positions are experienced with Mike Klinkenborg and Mike Humpal. Humpal moved back inside for the bowl game, which is his best spot and where he is most comfortable. That gives us two very veteran guys; both seniors and both smart players. Both have been very productive.

We chose to play A.J. Edds as a true freshman last year and he gained valuable experience; he was getting valuable reps as a back up and on special teams. He did a good job in the game he was able to start against Purdue. Behind them are Bryon Gattas and Pat Angerer, two guys who have played special teams and done some good things. Jeremiah Hunter, Jeff Tarpinian and Troy Johnson are redshirt freshmen. We are curious to see how they do, how they can improve as camp goes on.

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Klinkenborg and Humpal both have now been on the field for a year in a fulltime capacity. Their confidence level is higher and both had a good spring. We expect good things out of both of those guys and it helps that they are playing behind four veteran players in the defensive line.”

DEFENSIVE BACKSThe good news is the return of both cornerbacks. The bad news is the loss of two four-year lettermen starters at the safety positions. Aside from the returning starters, the backfield will be green and inexperienced. Last year the Hawkeyes were faced with replacing cornerbacks Antwan Allen and Jovon Johnson. This year the loss of safeties Marcus Paschal and Miguel Merrick will be felt just as strongly. The two veterans accounted for 149 tackles last year, with Merrick collecting credit for 82 and Paschal 67. Both were honorable mention all-Big Ten in 2006. The pair had over 400 career tackles between them and both signed NFL free agent contracts.

Senior Adam Shada (6-1, 185) will start at one corner with senior Charles Godfrey (6-1, 208) at the other. Shada started the first eight games last year before being sidelined with a leg injury. He returned to play in the Alamo Bowl. Shada was an honorable mention all-Big Ten pick and another Hawkeye first team academic all-American (there were three last year). He had 40 tackles and three interceptions, including a record 98-yard return for a touchdown against Purdue. Godfrey started all 13 games last year after starting three in 2005. He was Iowa’s third leading tackler with 83 stops last year. He had two interceptions and forced one fumble.

Four additional defensive backs have seen appreciable game experience. They are senior Devan Moylan (5-10, 201), junior Bradley Fletcher (6-2, 200), sophomore Marcus Wilson (6-2, 200) and junior Drew Gardner (5-10, 178). Moylan was injured in the fourth game last season and missed the rest of the season. He was granted an additional year of eligibility early in the summer and adds experience to the strong safety position.

Wilson started two games in place of the injured Paschal at mid-season and Fletcher started four games late in the season when Shada was injured. Fletcher played in every game last year and had 38 tackles and a forced fumble, while Wilson had 21 stops and an interception. With Moylan not participating in spring practice, junior Harold Dalton (6-1, 201) and redshirt freshman Lance Tillison (6-2, 205) shared time at strong safety. Redshirt freshman Brett Greenwood (6-0, 200) had a solid spring at free safety and will battle Wilson for the starting spot at that position.

The backfield appears, on paper, to be Iowa’s most inexperienced spot on defense. With a number of quality young players, this unit could become deep and talented this year and in years to follow. KIRK COMMENTS:“Charles Godfrey and Adam Shada have done a good job, with Bradley Fletcher the most experienced guy behind them. Adam and Charles both played well in the spring. We need them to stabilize the secondary as we bring the young guys along at safety. Adam was playing well before missing the four games with an injury a year ago. Charles became more comfortable as the season progressed and had an excellent spring as well. We expect a real strong senior year from both of those guys.

We’ll start the fall with five guys in contention for two spots; it’s probably too early to call right now. Harold Dalton and Marcus Wilson have been around a little more with their playing time a year ago. It will be a big boost to have Devan back for another year. He was playing well when he was injured last season. We have two first year guys in Lance Tillison and Brett Greenwood. This area is similar to the offensive line, in that we may go halfway through camp before we know who might be in the starting line-up.”

KICKING GAMEIt’s a whole new ball game for Iowa’s kicking game. Kicker Kyle Schlicher and punter Andy Fenstermaker are both gone. Both were honorable mention all-Big Ten choices last year and were on the watch lists for kicker and punter of the year awards.

Schlicher finished his career with 260 points to rank fourth on Iowa’s all-time scoring charts. He was 51-65 on career field goals and made 106-111 extra points. His 51 career field goals rank third in Iowa history. Like Nate Kaeding, the loss of Schlicher will be a big one for the Hawkeyes. Fenstermaker was reliable, averaging nearly 38 yards a punt. Of his 56 punts, 19 were downed inside the 20-yard line, and opponents had just 33 total return yards in 13 games.

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So who’s the next man in for the Hawkeyes?

Redshirt freshman Ryan Donahue (6-3, 175) sat out last year after joining the Hawkeyes as one of the nation’s top prep punters (and placekicker). He’ll begin the season as the starting punter.

The top two placekickers are sophomore Austin Signor (6-4, 230) and freshman Daniel Murray (5-10, 175). Signor handled most of Iowa’s kickoff duties last year. He was 2-2 on field goals (41 & 35 yards) and 5-5 on extra points. He has a strong leg and needs to become more consistent. Murray will be pushing Signor for playing time.

KIRK COMMENTS:“This might be the most inexperienced position on the team. Normally we have had one returner between the kicker and punter. This is a little like the offensive line. We feel we have the potential to get it done and get it done well; but we don’t have the experience right now.

Ryan has the talent and ability to be a very good punter. Austin and Daniel are competing for the placement job. All three guys did a solid job in the spring. No matter how it shakes out, our biggest issue will be consistency, which has been the pattern when we have had new kickers. If we have to weather that a little we will, both have a chance to be more than adequate for us. Austin kicked some last year and did pretty well when he had a chance. Both are tough minded competitors.” SPECIAL TEAMS The Hawkeyes finished first in Big Ten in kickoff coverage two years ago and eighth last year. The Hawkeyes were 10th in Big Ten kickoff returns. Punt returns and net punting both ranked sixth in the Big Ten. And, for the first time in recent memory, Iowa did not block a kick. It’s obvious to all the Hawkeye special teams need to see improvement this year. It’s not coincidental that good Iowa teams (and good records) were accompanied by stellar special teams play.

It’s said often in Iowa City, but it’s especially true this year; the way to a coach’s heart is with special teams. With so many young players on the roster, this is a good area to gain the attention of the coaches. Strong special teams play is a great ticket to earning additional playing time on the field.

KIRK COMMENTS: “This is an area we feel we definitely have to improve upon our overall play. Part of that is the work of the specialists, including the return guys. We haven’t had the return game as good as we would like, outside of maybe punt returns. We can definitely upgrade our kick returns. Just as important is the play of our core players. We haven’t quite performed at the level that we feel we need to. We saw some good indicators in the spring that we might be a little bit healthier this year, but we need to continue to push there. As a coaching staff, we might be a little more open minded to playing some true freshmen to get a little more octane in that area. We have to keep the strong areas solid, and work to improve other phases. We haven’t been consistent enough in a lot of areas; we have to get back to a higher level of play with our special teams.

Dan Olszta (punts) and Clint Huntrods (placements) both return and they have done a good job with the snaps. Dan has had two outstanding seasons in that department and Clint is in his second year snapping for placements after a solid year last fall.”

THE SCHEDULEIowa will play a 12-game regular season schedule that includes six home games, five road games and a season opener at a neutral site. There is no week off during the campaign, which ends with a non-conference home game.

The Hawkeyes have traditionally played one of the nation’s top schedules and this year is no different. Seven of last year’s opponents appeared in bowl games and six teams on the 2007 schedule played in 2006 bowl games. New to Iowa’s non-conference schedule is season-closing foe Western Michigan. Other non-conference games include the Sept. 1st season opener against Northern Illinois at Soldier Field in Chicago. That game is followed by a home contest against Syracuse and a road trip against Iowa State. The Hawkeyes also have Kinnick Stadium contests with Indiana, Illinois, Michigan State and Minnesota. Big Ten road contests include Wisconsin, Penn State, Purdue and Northwestern. Michigan and Ohio State are Big Ten teams not on the Iowa schedule for the next two years.


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COACH KIRK FERENTZThe 2002 Associated Press, Walter Camp National Coach of the Year and AFCA Regional Coach of the Year and two-time Big Ten Coach of the Year, Kirk Ferentz (pronounced FAIR-rintz, rhymes with parents), is in his ninth season as Iowa’s head football coach. Ferentz guided Iowa to Big Ten titles twice in the last five years and four straight January bowl games, including back-to-back New Year’s Day bowl victories (2004 Outback Bowl and 2005 Capital One Bowl). Iowa has posted a 44-19 (.698) overall mark and a 27-13 (.675) Big Ten record the last five seasons. Ferentz, at Iowa, holds an overall record of 55-43 (.561) and a 34-30 (.531) mark in Big Ten games. In 11 seasons as a college head coach, his career mark is 67-64 (.511). Ferentz, who boasts the second-most victories by a Hawkeye head coach, will coach his 100th game as Iowa’s head coach on Sept. 8 vs. Syracuse in Iowa City.

HAWKEYE HISTORYIowa has played 1,091 games since beginning football in 1889. Iowa’s overall record is 553-499-39 (.525). That includes a 349-194-16 (.639) record in home games, a 204-303-23 (.407) record in games away from Iowa City, a 272-336-25 (.449) mark in Big Ten games and a 232-159-15 (.590) record in Kinnick Stadium.

HAWKEYES TO PLAY 12The 2007 Hawkeyes will play six home games in Kinnick Stadium, where they have posted a 28-5 (.848) record the last five seasons. Iowa will open its 2007 season vs. Northern Illinois at Soldier Field on Sept. 1. The opener will be the first NCAA Bowl Subdivision contest in renovated Soldier Field and first since Northwestern defeated Oklahoma on August 23, 1997, in the Pigskin Classic. Additionally, the game will mark the first time Iowa opens the season at a neutral site since playing Kansas State on August 26, 2000, at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City.

The Hawkeyes’ home opener will come against Syracuse one week later. Other Iowa home games include Indiana, Illinois, Michigan State, Minnesota and Western Michigan. The Hawkeyes’ only true road non-conference contest is at intra-state rival Iowa State, while they travel to play conference foes Wisconsin, Penn State, Purdue and Northwestern. Six of Iowa’s 12 opponents played in bowl games in 2006 (Northern Illinois, Western Michigan, Wisconsin, Penn State, Purdue and Minnesota).

Iowa has a new Big Ten slate, as this season marks the first time in three years it will play Michigan State and Penn State. While the Spartans and Nittany Lions rejoin the Hawkeye schedule, leaving are Michigan and Ohio State for the next two seasons.

IOWA OPENS BIG TEN PLAY ON ROADIowa will begin its quest for a 12th Big Ten championship Sept. 22 at Wisconsin. This year marks the eighth time in nine years, including the last six, the Hawkeyes open league play away from Iowa City. Iowa’s lone conference home opener, under Coach Ferentz, came in 2001 when it defeated Penn State.

IOWA LEADERSHIP COUNCILIowa’s Leadership Council for the 2007 season includes five seniors, three juniors, three sophomores, one redshirt freshman and one true freshman. A member of the incoming freshman class will be named soon. Permanent team captains are named at the conclusion of each season. The Leadership Council for this season includes seniors Tom Busch, Mike Humpal, Mike Klinkenborg, Bryan Mattison and Albert Young; juniors Rob Bruggeman, Matt Kroul and Seth Olsen; sophomores Jake Christensen, A.J. Edds and Rafael Eubanks and redshirt freshman Brett Greenwood.

TELEVISION SCHEDULEA majority, if not all, of Iowa’s games this season will be selected for television. The Big Ten Conference announces game times and television stations no later than 12 days prior to game days. Iowa’s first five games have already been selected for television. The Hawkeyes will play their season opener vs. Northern Illinois at Chicago’s Soldier Field Sept. 1 at 2:30 p.m. on ESPNU. Iowa will make its Big Ten Network debut in hi-definition Sept. 8 vs. Syracuse at 7:05 p.m., marking the second straight year, and sixth time ever, Kinnick Stadium will host a night game. The Hawkeyes will make their first-ever appearance on the Versus Network when they visit intrastate rival Iowa State Sept. 15 at 12:30 p.m. Iowa’s conference opener at Wisconsin will air on ABC to a split-national audience at 7:05 p.m. The Black and Gold’s homecoming game vs. Indiana Sept. 29 will be televised on either ESPN, ESPN2 or the Big Ten Network at 11:05 a.m. All times listed are central time. Iowa’s bowl game vs. Texas on Dec. 30, 2006, marked the 65th consecutive game the Hawkeyes appeared on television. The last Iowa contest not televised was vs. Minnesota on Nov. 17, 2001.

HAWKEYES BY THE NUMBERSIowa returns 33 lettermen from 2006, including 17 on offense, 15 on defense and one kicker. The Hawkeyes return six starters on offense and eight on defense. The lettermen breakdown includes seven three-year lettermen, 13 two-year lettermen and 12 one-year lettermen.

The total roster has 115 players, and includes 13 seniors, 27 juniors, 21 sophomores, 28 redshirt freshmen and 30 true freshmen. The pre-season depth chart includes 11 seniors, 14 juniors, 13 sophomores and 10 redshirt freshmen. Only three seniors (two running backs and one fullback) are listed on the offensive depth chart.

IOWA AMONG BIG TEN’S ELITEOhio State has the most conference victories the last five years with 33. Michigan ranks second (32) and Iowa (27) ranks third during that time span. Michigan (26) has won the most league contests the last four years, followed by Ohio State (25) and Iowa (19).

STARTERS RETURNINGIowa returns six starters on offense and eight on defense. The returning starters on offense include: center Rafael Eubanks, tackle Seth Olsen, running back Albert Young, fullback Tom Busch, wide receivers Andy Brodell and Dominique Douglas (plus part-time starters RB Damian Sims and OT Dace Richardson). The defensive starters returning include: ends Kenny Iwebema and Bryan Mattison, tackles Matt Kroul and Mitch King, linebackers Mike Klinkenborg and Mike Humpal and corners Adam Shada and Charles Godfrey (plus part-time starters DB Bradley Fletcher and DB Marcus Wilson).

RETURNING WITH HONORSIowa returns three players who earned all-Big Ten honors a year ago. That list includes LB Mike Klinkenborg, who was a second team honoree by the media. DE Bryan Mattison and DB Adam Shada earned honorable mention accolades.

IOWA VS. RANKED TEAMSThese are Iowa’s most recent wins vs. nationally ranked opponents:

Home: 30-7 over ninth-ranked Wisconsin, 11/20/04 33-7 over 23rd-ranked Ohio State, 10/6/04Road: 20-10 over 19th-ranked Wisconsin, 11/12/05 34-9 over eighth-ranked Michigan, 10/26/02Neutral: 30-25 over 11th-ranked LSU, Capital One Bowl, 1/1/05 37-17 over 17th-ranked Florida, Outback Bowl, 1/1/04

HAWKEYES LOOK FOR NEW SIGNAL CALLERIowa will be starting a new quarterback for the first time since the 2004 season. The Hawkeyes need to replace three-year (2004-06) starter Drew Tate. Tate concluded his career ranked second in passing yards (8,292), touchdown passes (61), completions (665), attempts (1,090) and total offense (8,427) and third in completion percentage (.610) at Iowa.

The Hawkeyes currently have three potential starting candidates: Jake Christensen, Arvell Nelson and Ricky Stanzi. Christensen is listed as the pre-season starter on the depth chart and is the only returnee with game experience. The 6-1 sophomore saw action in five games, including one start a year ago. Christensen completed 23-35 passes for 285 yards and two touchdowns in 2006, including 19-30 for 256 yards and two scores in his only start in the Hawkeyes’ 24-14 victory over Northern Illinois. In fact, if Christensen starts Iowa’s 2007 opener against the Huskies, it is believed that he will be the first quarterback in NCAA Bowl Subdivision history to start his first two games against the same team.

Both Nelson and Stanzi are redshirt freshman, stand 6-foot-4 and hail from Ohio. Nelson was a second team all-state and first team all-conference honoree his senior year at Glenville High School, while Stanzi was first team all-state and all-conference and named the Ohio Division III Offensive Player of the Year his senior year for Lake Catholic High School.

IOWA RETURNS TWO EXPERIENCED BACKSIowa returns two experienced senior running backs to lead its rushing attack in 2007, Albert Young and Damian Sims. Young ranks eighth in Iowa career rushing with 2,205 yards. He needs only 66 yards to tie Ronnie Harmon for seventh (2,271). Young ranked first in team rushing attempts (178), rushing yards (779), touchdowns (7) and all-purpose yards (1,004), fourth in receptions (30) and fifth in receiving yards (225) in 2006. He ranked eighth in Big Ten rushing (59.6). Young carried the ball 249 times for 1,334 yards (111.2 avg.) and a team-best eight touchdowns in 2005. The native of Moorestown, NJ, was a 2005 second team all-Big Ten selection by the media and honorable mention pick by the coaches, averaged 125.2 yards in conference games to lead the league by 0.3 yards per game over Minnesota’s Laurence Maroney (124.9). Young also ranked second in all-purpose yards in league games, only 0.9 yards behind leader Brandon Williams (177.9) of Wisconsin. Young became the first Hawkeye to lead the conference in rushing (league games only) since Dennis Mosley in 1979.

Sims ranked second on the Hawkeyes in rushing yards (686), rushing attempts (132), all-purpose yards (981) and touchdowns (6) in 2006. His totals from a year ago helped him eclipse 1,000 yards rushing in his career. He now has 1,005 yards and is the 37th Hawkeye to top the 1,000-yard plateau. The native of Boynton Beach, FL, started two games in 2006 (Purdue and Indiana) for injured starter Albert Young. Sims carried the ball 20 times for 155 yards and two scores against the Boilermakers. The 155 yards is a career-high, besting his 104 yards vs. Minnesota in 2005.

DOUBLE TROUBLEIowa returns its top two wide receivers from a year ago, junior Andy Brodell and sophomore Dominique Douglas. Brodell finished the 2006 season with two strong performances. Brodell caught seven passes for 159 yards and a touchdown in the regular season finale and six passes for 159 yards and two touchdowns vs. Texas in the Alamo Bowl. The 159 yards against the Longhorns was an Alamo Bowl record. He also had a career-long 63-yard touchdown reception vs. Texas, which was the longest touchdown reception in Iowa bowl history and the fifth-longest reception in Alamo Bowl history. His two Alamo Bowl touchdown receptions (63 and 23 yards) ties an Iowa bowl record with four others.


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Pronunciation GuideCoach Kirk Ferentz __________________________ FAIR-intsAssistant Coach Rick Kaczenski ________________ kuh-ZIN-skiWesley Aeschliman __________________________ ASH-ul-minRichie Amendola ____________________________ AH-min-DOE-luhPat Angerer ________________________________ ANN-gir-irNyere Aumaitre _____________________________ NYE-air-ee uh-MAY-treeJordan Bernstine ___________________________ BURN-steenBroderick Binns ____________________________ BINSTyler Blum _________________________________ BLOOMAndy Brodell _______________________________ bro-DELLRob Bruggeman ____________________________ BRUG-uh-minBrian Bulaga _______________________________ BOO-laug-uhRashad Dunn _______________________________ ruh-SHODA.J. Edds __________________________________ EEdsRafael Eubanks _____________________________ RAH-fi-el YOU-banksBryon Gattas _______________________________ GAT-usJustin Greiner ______________________________ GRINE-irMike Humpal _______________________________ HUM-pullClint Huntrods _____________________________ HUNT-rodsKenny Iwebema ____________________________ ee-WEB-uh-muhDerrell Johnson-Koulianos ____________________ KOU-lee-AUN-osAlex Kanellis _______________________________ kuh-NELL-isKarl Klug __________________________________ KLOU-gJosh Koeppel _______________________________ KEP-uhlMatt Kroul _________________________________ KROLLAndy Kuempel _____________________________ KEM-pulMark Mahmens _____________________________ MAY-munsTony Moeaki _______________________________ MO-ee-AH-kee Mike Morio ________________________________ MOR-ee-ohDiauntae Morrow ____________________________ Dee-AHN-tay MOR-ohBrian Mungongo ____________________________ Mun-GUN-goAnton Narinsky _____________________________ an-TAHN nuh-RIN-skiArvell Nelson _______________________________ are-VELLDaniel Olszta _______________________________ OHL-stuhPaki O’Meara _______________________________ PAH-keeAustin Postler ______________________________ POSS-lirAllen Reisner _______________________________ RISE-nurChris Rowell _______________________________ RAH-ulMichael Sabers _____________________________ SAY-birsColin Sandeman ____________________________ CAH-linAdam Shada _______________________________ SHAY-duhAustin Signor ______________________________ SEEG-norRicky Stanzi _______________________________ STAN-zeeJeff Tarpinian ______________________________ tar-PIN-ee-unBen Thilges ________________________________ TILL-gis

The native of Ankeny, IA, finished 2006 ranked first on the team in yards (724) and yards per catch (18.6) and third in receptions (39). His 724 yards rank 21st-best in Iowa single-season history.

Douglas was named to The Sporting News’ Freshman All-America third team. He caught 49 passes for 654 yards and two touchdowns, both tops in Iowa’s record books for a freshman wide receiver. The native of Detroit, MI, ranked first in the country among true freshmen wide receivers in receptions and second in yards.

KLINKENBORG ANCHORS LINEBACKING CORPSLinebacker Mike Klinkenborg returns for his final season after a stellar junior campaign. Klinkenborg ranked second in the Big Ten and eighth in the country in tackles per game (10.75). He led Iowa with 129 tackles, 29 more than second-ranked LB Edmond Miles (100). The native of Rock Rapids, IA, earned second team all-Big Ten accolades by the media. He recorded double-digit tackles in nine of 12 games in 2006. He was credited with a career-high 16 stops vs. Northwestern. Klinkenborg was unable to play in the bowl game vs. Texas due to injury.

Despite losing his father last Sept. 10, Klinkenborg started vs. Iowa State and amassed eight tackles and helped lead the Hawkeye defense. His performance just days after his father’s death earned Klinkenborg Walter Camp Football Foundation Defensive Player of the Week honors. Klinkenborg was one of three Hawkeyes (Adam Shada and Mike Elgin) to earn first team academic all-America honors; Iowa was the only school to accomplish that feat in 2006.

IOWA NOTES• Iowa retained possession of the Cy-Hawk Trophy with its 27-17 triumph over Iowa State on Sept. 16, 2006 in Iowa City.• Iowa has won 44 of its last 61 regular season contests (.721).• In the last five years, Iowa is 37-5 when leading at the half and 42-3 when leading after three quarters.• Iowa has been bowl eligible the last six seasons, the school’s longest string of success since playing in eight straight bowl games (1981-88).• Thirty-two of Iowa’s 98 games over the last seven seasons have been decided by seven points or less (15-18) and 33 were played against opponents who were ranked in the top 25 at the time (12-21).• Iowa posted 33 overall wins the last four years (2003-06), a total that ranks 21st-best in the country.• All seven of Iowa’s home games in 2006 were sellouts (Montana, Iowa State, Ohio State, Purdue, Northern Illinois, Northwestern and Wisconsin). Iowa’s 2005 and 2006 home attendance average of 70,585 is a school record.• Iowa enters the 2007 season with a consecutive home sellout streak of 24, dating back to the 2003 season. The last Hawkeye game not sold out was vs. Buffalo (9/6/03). All six home contests this season are expected to be sellouts.• Iowa tied for third in the Big Ten in 2005 and has 47 first-division finishes in the conference, including 11 championships and eight additional finishes among the top three in the league. The Hawkeyes have finished among the top three in the Big Ten standings three of the last five years.• Iowa is one of only three institutions (Iowa, Florida and Tennessee) that have a former football and men’s basketball National Coach of the Year currently coaching their respective team.

DOMINANT AT HOMEIowa has won 27 of its last 31 games in Kinnick Stadium, dating back to the 2002 season. The Hawkeyes’ four losses came to Michigan (23-20 in overtime in 2005), Ohio State (38-17 in 2006), Northwestern (21-7 in 2006) and Wisconsin (24-21 in 2006). Iowa recorded a school-record 22-game home winning streak between 2002-05.

The Hawkeyes (.846, 22-4) boast the 11th-best home winning percentage in the nation over the last four years (2003-06).

IOWA LIKES STARTING ON OFFENSEIowa has started on offense in 84 of its last 92 games, including 12 of 13 games in 2006. Iowa’s games vs. Iowa State (9/16/06), vs. Minnesota (11/19/05), vs. Michigan (10/22/05), at Purdue (10/8/05), at Minnesota (11/13/04), vs. Purdue (11/6/04), at Miami, OH (9/7/02) and at Michigan State (9/27/03) are the only contests that the Hawkeyes didn’t start on offense. Iowa won six of those eight games. Iowa has started the game on offense in 86-of-98 games under Kirk Ferentz.

HOME GROWN HAWKEYESIowa’s roster of 115 players includes 50 players from Iowa. The roster includes 14 players from Illinois; 12 from Ohio; six from New Jersey; five from Texas and Minnesota; four from Florida and Pennsylvania; three from Michigan, Missouri and Nebraska; two from Indiana and one from Georgia, Kansas, Utah and Wisconsin.

MORE THAN ONEThirteen high schools have contributed more than one player to the current Iowa football roster. The leaders are Iowa City West (Iowa) and Glenville (Ohio) with four. Iowa City High (Iowa), Cretin-Derham Hall (Minnesota), C.R. Washington (Iowa), Millard North (Nebraska) and Humboldt (Iowa) high schools all have three, while six other schools have two players on the roster.

THE NAME GAMEIowa has two players named Murphy (Jayme and Nick, no relation).

Mike and Tyler are the most popular first names. There are four Mike’s (Daniels, Humpal, Klinkenborg and Morio) and four Tyler’s (Blum, Gerstandt, Nielsen and Sash). There are three players named Adam (Farnsworth, Gettis and Shada), Daniel (Doering, Murray and Olzsta), Kyle (Calloway, Haganman and Spading) and Nick (Brayton, Kuchel and Murphy). There are two Andy’s (Brodell and Kuempel), Austin’s (Postler and Signor), Ben’s (Evans and Thilges), Brett’s (Greenwood and Morse), Jordan’s (Bernstine and McLaughlin) and Tom’s (Busch and Nardo).

THE HAWKEYES, SIZE WISERedshirt Freshman WR Paul Chaney, Jr. is the lightest Hawkeye player at 165 pounds. Junior OL Wesley Aeschliman is the heaviest at 318 pounds. A total of six Hawkeye players are listed over 300 pounds.

The tallest player, at 6-8, is Aeschliman, while the shortest player, at 5-9, is Chaney, Jr.

The average Hawkeye player is 6-1 and weighs 233 pounds. That is one inch shorter and three pounds heavier than the average Iowa player in 2006.

IOWA STATS ON THE INTERNETStatistics and play-by-play accounts of Iowa football games are available live on the Internet. The statistical program allows viewers to read the play-by-play action just moments after it takes place, and to view all individual and team statistics while the game is in progress. The program can be accessed through hawkeyesports.com and then clicking on the Gametracker link. This feature is available for all home games and most road contests during the 2007 season.

WEEKLY PRESS CONFERENCESHead Coach Kirk Ferentz holds his weekly press conferences every Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. at the Hayden Fry Football Complex. Selected player interviews take place immediately after Ferentz meets the media.

IOWA TV SATELLITE SERVICEEach Tuesday Iowa offers video highlights of Coach Kirk Ferentz’s weekly news conference, plus player clips & highlights, via satellite. The time is normally 2-2:15 p.m. CT. Contact the Iowa Sports Information office for weekly coordinates.


LETTERMEN

Returning (33)Offense (17)Quarterback (1) -- * Jake ChristensenRunning Back (2) -- *** Damian Sims ** Albert YoungFullback (1) -- *** Tom BuschTight End (2) -- ** Tony Moeaki ** Brandon MyersWide Receiver (3) -- ** Andy Brodell * Dominique Douglas * Trey StrossOffensive Line (8) -- * Wes Aeschliman * Tyler Blum * Rafael Eubanks ** Clint Huntrods ** Alex Kanellis ** Seth Olsen ** Daniel Olszta ** Dace Richardson

Defense (15)Defensive End (2) -- *** Kenny Iwebema *** Bryan MattisonDefensive Line (3) -- * Chad Geary ** Mitch King ** Matt KroulLinebacker (5) -- * Pat Angerer * A.J. Edds * Bryon Gattas ** Mike Humpal *** Mike KlinkenborgDefensive Back (5) -- ** Bradley Fletcher * Drew Gardner *** Charles Godfrey *** Devan Moylan *** Adam Shada

Specialists (1)Kicker (1) - - * Austin Signor

Lettermen Breakdown 3-year Lettermen: 8 2-year Lettermen: 13 1-year Lettermen: 12

Lost (25)Offense (14)Quarterback (2) -- **** Drew Tate ** Jason MansonRunning Back (2) -- *** Sam Brownlee ** Shonn GreeneFullback (1) -- **** Champ DavisTight End (2) -- **** Scott Chandler **** Ryan MajerusWide Receiver (3) -- *** Kennon Christian **** Calvin Davis ** Herb GrigsbyOffensive Line (4) -- ` **** Mike Elgin **** Mike Jones * Bryan Ryther ** Marshal Yanda

Defense (8)Defensive Line (2) -- ** Ryan Bain * Ettore EwenLinebacker (2) -- **** Zach Gabelmann **** Ed Miles Defensive Back (6) -- **** Ma’Quan Dawkins * Justin Edwards **** Marcus Merrick **** Marcus Paschal * Marcus Wilson

Specialists (2)Punter (1) ** Andy FenstermakerKicker (1) *** Kyle Schlicher* - - indicates letters earned

Starters InformationReturning (14, no specialists)Reflects 2006 final game line-up. Number of 2006 starts in ( )Offense (6)Fullback Tom Busch (13)Running Back Albert Young (10)Wide Receiver Andy Brodell (6) Dominique Douglas (11)Offensive Line Rafael Eubanks (9) Seth Olsen (10) Defense (8)Defensive End Kenny Iwebema (7) Bryan Mattison (13)Defensive Tackle Mitch King (11) Matt Kroul (13)Linebacker Mike Humpal (12) Mike Klinkenborg (12)Defensive Back Charles Godfrey (13) Adam Shada (9) Specialists (0)none

Lost (10)Offense (5)Quarterback Drew Tate (11)Tight End Scott Chandler (13)Offensive line Mike Elgin (13) Mike Jones (12) Marshal Yanda (13) Defense (3)Linebacker Ed Miles (13)Defensive Back Miguel Merrick (13) Marcus Paschal (10)

Specialists (2) Kicker Kyle Schlicher (12)Punter Andy Fenstermaker (13)


Seniors (11): FB Tom Busch (28) LB Bryon Gattas DB Charles Godfrey (16) LB Mike Humpal (12) DL Kenny Iwebema (19) LB Mike Klinkenborg (12) DL Bryan Mattison (25) DB Devan Moylan (1) DB Adam Shada (12) RB Damian Sims (3) RB Albert Young (21)

Juniors (15): OL Wesley Aeschliman WR Andy Brodell (7) DB Harold Dalton DL Rashad Dunn DB Bradley Fletcher DB Drew Gardner DL Alex Kanellis (4) DL Mitch King (20) DL Matt Kroul (25) FB Jordan McLaughlin TE Tony Moeaki TE Brandon Myers DL Anton Narinskiy OL Seth Olsen (11) OL Dace Richardson (8)

STARTERS

Sophomores (14): LB Pat Angerer OL Tyler Blum WR Anthony Bowman OL Kyle Calloway QB Jake Christensen (1) OL Dan Doering WR Dominique Douglas (11) LB A.J. Edds (1) OL Rafael Eubanks (9) DL Chad Geary OL Andy Kuempel OL Travis Meade PK Austin Signor (1) WR Trey Stross

Redshirt Freshmen (10): DE Adrian Clayborn WR James Cleveland P Ryan Donahue DB Brett Greenwood LB Jeremiah Hunter PK Daniel Murray QB Arvell Nelson QB Ricky Stanzi DB Lance Tillison OL Julian Vandevelde

2007 Depth Chart by Class(Career starts in parenthesis where applicable)


2007 DEPTH CHART

OFFENSE

Pos. No. Name Ht. Wt. Yr.SE 80 ** Andy Brodell 6-3 200 Jr 89 James Cleveland 6-1 195 #Fr.LT 78 ** Dace Richardson 6-6 305 Jr. 60 Kyle Calloway 6-7 3-5 So.LG 68 Andy Kuempel 6-7 295 So. 74 Dan Doering 6-7 300 So.C 52 * Rafael Eubanks 6-3 285 So. 58 Rob Bruggeman 6-3 287 Jr.RG 75 * Wesley Aeschliman 6-8 318 Jr. 61 Travis Meade 6-2 285 So.or 63 Julian Vandervelde 6-3 295 #Fr.RT 71 * Seth Olsen 6-5 305 Jr. 72 * Tyler Blum 6-6 285 So.or 76 ** Alex Kanellis 6-4 295 Jr.TE 81 * Tony Moeaki 6-4 255 Jr. 83 ** Brandon Myers 6-4 250 Jr.QB 6 * Jake Christensen 6-1 215 So. 8 Arvell Nelson 6-4 210 #Fr.or 12 Ricky Stanzi 6-4 215 #Fr.WR 88 * Dominique Douglas 6-1 190 So.or 86 * Trey Stross 6-3 195 So. 84 Anthony Bowman 5-11 167 So.RB 21 ** Albert Young 5-10 209 Sr.or 28 *** Damian Sims 5-9 197 Sr.FB 35 *** Tom Busch 5-11 235 Sr. 38 Jordan McLaughlin 6-0 230 Jr.PK 39 * Austin Signor 6-4 230 So.or 1 Daniel Murray 5-10 175 #Fr.

DEFENSE

Pos. No. Name Ht. Wt. Yr.DE 92 ** Kenny Iwebema 6-4 267 Sr. 94 Adrian Clayborn 6-3 275 #Fr.DT 53 ** Matt Kroul 6-3 277 Jr. 56 Rashad Dunn 6-3 285 Jr.DT 47 ** Mitch King 6-3 264 Jr. 59 Anton Narinskiy 6-4 265 Jr.DE 99 *** Bryan Mattison 6-3 272 Sr. 98 * Chad Geary 6-3 261 So.OLB 49 * A.J. Edds 6-4 244 So. 42 Jeremiha Hunter 6-2 222 #Fr.MLB 40 *** Mike Klinkenborg 6-2 240 Sr. 41 * Bryan Gattas 6-1 233 Sr.WLB 44 ** Mike Humpal 6-3 242 Sr. 43 * Pat Angerer 6-1 230 So.LC 19 *** Adam Shada 6-1 195 Sr. 16 * Drew Gardner 5-10 178 Sr.SS 2 Harold Dalton 6-1 201 Jr.or 14 *** Devan Moylan 5-10 201 Sr.FS 30 Brett Greenwood 6-0 200 #Fr. 18 Lance Tillson 6-2 205 #Fr.RC 13 *** Charles Godfrey 6-1 200 Jr. 29 ** Bradley Fletcher 6-2 200 Jr.PT 5 Ryan Donahue 6-3 175 #Fr.


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75 - - *Wesley AeschlimanOffensive Line6-8, 318, JuniorBloomfield, IA (Davis County HS)

2007 - - Listed as co-second team right tackle following spring practice.

2006 - - Not listed on depth chart following spring practice . . . saw action in 41-7 win over Montana as offense gained 416 yards total offense . . . saw action on special teams in double overtime win at Syracuse . . . saw action on special teams in win over Iowa State . . . saw action on special teams and at right tackle in win at Illinois . . . saw action on special teams

in loss to top-ranked Ohio State . . . saw action in win over Purdue as offense posted season high marks in points (47) and rushing yards (286) . . . saw action in loss at Indiana at offense gained 467 yards total offense . . . saw action at right tackle throughout the second half . . . saw action on special teams in loss at Michigan . . . saw action on special teams in win over Northern Illinois . . . saw action on special teams in loss to Northwestern . . . saw action on special teams in loss to Wisconsin . . . saw action on special teams in loss at Minnesota . . . saw action on special teams in Alamo Bowl vs. Texas.

2005 - - Saw action in opening win over Ball State as offense gained 441 yards total offense . . . saw limited action in win over Northern Iowa as offense gained season-best 496 total yards.

2004 - - Redshirted after joining the team as a walk-on.

High school honors - - Earned first team all-state honors as a senior . . . first team all-district selection as a junior and senior . . . team captain as a senior . . . Career - - earned three letters in football as offensive and defensive tackle . . . also earned three letters in basketball and four in golf . . . tied for first place in 2002 state golf meet before falling in a five-hole playoff.

Personal - - Born 10/1/85 . . . Finance major . . . parents are Jody and Dave Aeschliman . . . earned academic all-state recognition in 2004 and academic all-District recognition in 2003 and 2004 . . . high school coach was Dave Lukens.

54 - - Richie AmendolaOffensive Line6-3, 260, SophomoreCoralville, IA (Iowa City West HS)

Hawk-Item - - Moved from tight end to offensive line prior to 2007 season.

2007 - - Not listed on depth chart following spring practice.

2006 - - Not listed on depth chart following spring practice . . . did not see any game action.


High school honors - - Named third team all state as a senior . . . named to all-conference first team as a senior . . . Career - - earned two letters in football as tight end and defensive end . . . also lettered one year in track and field as a shot putter.

Personal - - Born 10/28/87 . . . Biomedical Engineering major . . . parents are Alison and Ned Amendola . . . one of nine players from Iowa City on Hawkeye roster . . . attended same high school as DL Nick Brayton, OL Alex Kanellis, OL Travis Meade and OL Austin Postler . . . high school coach was Dan Dvorak.

43 - - *Pat AngererLinebacker 6-1, 230, SophomoreBettendorf, IA (Bettendorf HS)

2007 - - Listed as second team weak side linebacker following spring practice.

2006 - - Listed as third team weak side linebacker following spring practice . . . saw action in 41-7 season-opening win as defense held Montana to 10 net yards rushing and 144 yards total offense . . . had no statistics vs. Montana . . . saw action on special teams in double overtime win at Syracuse, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Iowa State, recording

one assisted tackle . . . saw action on special teams in win at Illinois, but had no statistics . . . saw action on special teams in loss to top-ranked Ohio State, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Purdue, recording two assisted tackles . . . saw action in loss at Indiana, but had no statistics . . . saw action in loss at Michigan, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Northern Illinois , but had no statistics . . . saw action in loss to Northwestern, but had no statistics . . . saw action in loss to Wisconsin, but had no statistics . . . saw action in loss at Minnesota, recording one solo tackle and one assisted tackle . . . saw action vs. Texas in Alamo Bowl, but had no statistics.

2005 - - Redshirted.

High school honors - - Earned first team all-state honors as a senior and junior . . . first team all-conference as a junior and senior . . . team captain as a senior . . . Career - - Holds school records for tackles in a game (25), season (197) and career (344) while playing middle linebacker . . . career totals include 344 tackles, including 63 tackles for loss, 17 QB sacks, five forced fumbles, four recovered fumbles and one interception . . . recorded 128 tackles as a senior in helping team win Class 4-A state title . . . also had 28 tackles for loss, eight QB sacks and one forced fumble and one recovered fumble . . . recorded 197 tackles as a junior, with 35 tackles for loss and nine sacks, plus four forced fumbles, three recovered fumbles and an interception . . . earned three letters in football, two in wrestling and soccer and one in track and field . . . helped his team to the 2004 state soccer championship.

Personal - - Born 1/31/87 . . . Health and Sport Studies major . . . parents are Mary and Cliff Angerer . . . attended same high school as DB Brett Greenwood and WR Colin Sandeman. . . high school coach was Randy Scott.

Game-by-Game Defensive Stats2006 ________ Solo-Ast.Montana __________ 0-0at Syracuse ________ 0-0IA State ___________ 0-1at Illinois _________ 0-0Ohio State _________ 0-0Purdue ____________ 0-2at Indiana _________ 0-0at Michigan ________ 0-0No. Illinois ________ 0-0N’western _________ 0-0Wisconsin _________ 0-0at Minn. __________ 1-1Texas (n) __________ 0-0Totals ____________ 1-4

Career StatisticsDefense ___Solo __ Ast. __Total __T/Loss __ Sacks __ Int-Yds. __ PBU ___ FF __ RFFreshman ____ 1 ____ 4 _____ 5 _____ 0/0 ____ 0/0 ______0-0 ______0 _____0 ____0


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55 - - Nyere AumaitreOffensive Line6-5, 295, JuniorCamden, NJ (Woodrow Wilson HS)



2005 - - Saw action in opening win over Ball State as offense gained 441 yards total offense . . . recorded one assisted tackle on special teams.


High School honors - - First team all-conference and all-South Jersey as a senior . . . earned all-conference and all-state honors as a junior . . . Career - - helped lead Wilson HS to the 2001 New Jersey state championship.

Personal - - Born 7/25/85 . . . Health and Sport Studies major . . . mother is Andrea Aumaitre . . . attended same high school as DB Harold Dalton . . . high school coach was Mike McBride.

98 - - *Tyler BlumTight End6-6, 285, SophomoreWalnut, IA (Walnut Community HS)

Hawk-Item - - One of seven Iowa recruits to participate in 2005 Army All-American Bowl in San Antonio, TX.

2007 - - Listed as second team left tackle following spring practice.

2006 - - Not listed on depth chart following spring practice . . . did not see action in opening win over Montana . . . did not

see action in win at Syracuse . . . saw action on special teams in win over Iowa State, but had no statistics . . . saw action on special teams in win at Illinois, but had no statistics . . . saw action on special teams in loss to top-ranked Ohio State, but had no statistics . . . saw action on special teams in win over Purdue, but had no statistics . . . saw action on special teams in loss at Indiana, but had no statistics . . . saw action on special teams in loss at Michigan, but had no statistics . . . saw action on special teams in win over Northern Illinois, but had no statistics . . . saw action on special teams in loss to Northwestern, but had no statistics . . . saw action in loss to Wisconsin, collecting a short kickoff and returning six yards . . . saw action in loss to Minnesota, but had no statistics . . . saw action vs. Texas in Alamo Bowl, but had no statistics.


High school honors - - Named to Prep Star Magazine all-American team . . . first team elite all-state on offense as a senior by the Des Moines Register . . . named western Iowa Male Athlete of the Year as a senior by Omaha World-Herald . . . all-state by the Iowa Newspaper Association, being recognized on first team offense as a senior and first team defense as a junior and sophomore . . . first team all-conference on offense and defense, and as punter and kicker, as a senior . . . first team all-conference on offense and defense as a junior . . . first team all-state and all-conference on defense as a sophomore and all-District honorable mention on offense . . . named Southwest Iowa Player of the Year as a senior and all-Western Iowa honorary captain and first team selection on defense . . . established school record by earning seven first team all-conference honors . . . team captain as a junior and senior . . . Career - - career totals on defense include 296 tackles, nine fumble recoveries and two interceptions . . . collected 86 career receptions on offense for 1,235 yards and 23 touchdowns . . . had 51 receptions for 850 yards as a senior, while recording 135 tackles on defense, along with three fumble recoveries, four caused fumbles and an interception . . .averaged 34 yards on nine punts . . . collected 33 receptions for 365 yards and nine touchdowns as a junior . . . had 50 tackles, three fumble recoveries and an interception as a junior . . . won state wrestling title at 215 pounds as a junior for Atlantic HS as part of shared wrestling program, posting a 41-2 record and winning 25 matches by fall . . . posted 41-7 wrestling record as a sophomore, placing fifth at state meet and winning 24 matches by fall . . . earned first team all-state honors in baseball as a junior, pitching Walnut to a win in the state quarter-finals . . . earned four letters in football as tight end and defensive lineman . . . also lettered in wrestling and baseball all three years preceding his senior year.

Personal - - Born 10/21/86 . . . Communication Studies major . . . named U.S. Army Academic all-American . . . member of National Honor Society . . . four-year member of prep Honor Roll . . . parents are Betty and James Blum . . . high school coach was Ron Hamilton.

84 - - Anthony BowmanWide Receiver5-11, 167, SophomoreDetroit, MI (St. Mary’s Prep)

Hawk-Item - - One of three true freshmen to see action in 2006.

2007 - - Listed as co-second team wide receiver following spring practice.

2006 - - Saw first action of career in opening win over Montana as offense gained 416 yards total offense . . . had no statistics vs. Montana . . . did not see action in win at Syracuse . . . did

not see action in win over Iowa State . . . saw action in win at Illinois, but had no statistics . . . saw action in loss to top-ranked Ohio State, but had no statistics . . . did not see action in win over Purdue . . . did not see action in loss at Indiana . . . did not see action in loss at Michigan . . . saw action in win over Northern Illinois, but had no statistics . . . saw action in loss to Northwestern, but had no statistics . . . saw action in loss to Wisconsin, with one kickoff return for 20 yards . . . saw action in loss at Minnesota, but had no statistics . . . saw action vs. Texas in Alamo Bowl . . . had three kickoff returns for 56 yards vs. Texas, with a long of 23 yards.

High school honors - - Second team all-state as a senior . . . also named all-league, all-county and all-Catholic . . . earned all-Catholic honors as a junior . . . named the 20th best player in the Midwest by the Detroit Free Press . . . Career - - rushed for 1,703 yards on 219 attempts (7.78 yards per attempt) and 23 touchdowns in his career . . . also had 26 receptions for 1,008 yards (38.77 yards per catch) and nine touchdowns . . . had 950 yards rushing and 12 touchdowns as a senior . . . rushed for 753 yards on 103 attempts as a junior . . . two-time state champion in the 200-meter dash and two-time runner-up in the 100-meter dash.

Personal - - Born 4/24/88 . . . Pre-Elementary Education major . . . member of prep Honor Roll all four years of high school . . . parents are Roxanne and Anthony Bowman . . . one of three players from Detroit area on Iowa roster . . . high school coach was George Porritt.

Game-By-Game StatsReceiving KO Return2006 _______ No. ___Yds. __ TD __ Lng 2006 ________ No. ___ Yds. _ TD __ LngMontana _____ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - Montana _______ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -at Syracuse __ DNP __________________ at Syracuse ___ DNPIA State _____ DNP __________________ IA State ______ DNPat Illinois ____ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - at Illinois ______ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -Ohio State ____ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - Ohio State _____ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -Purdue ______ DNP __________________ Purdue _______ DNPat Indiana ___ DNP __________________ at Indiana ____ DNPat Michigan __ DNP __________________ at Michigan ___ DNPNo. Illinois ___ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - No. Illinois _____ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -N’western ____ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - N’western ______ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -Wisconsin ____ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - Wisconsin ______ 1 _____20 ___0 ____20at Minn. _____ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - at Minn. _______ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -Texas (n) _____ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - Texas (n) ______ 3 _____56 ___0 ____23Totals _______ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - Totals _________ 4 _____76 ___0 ___ 23

Career StatisticsReceiving ________ No. __________Yds. ________ Avg. _________ TD _________ LngFreshman __________ 0 ____________ 0 __________ 0.0 __________0 _________ - - -

Kickoff Returns __ No. __________Yds. ________ Avg. _________ TD _________ LngFreshman __________ 4 ___________ 76 _________ 19.0 __________0 ___________23

80 - - **Andy BrodellWide Receiver6-3, 200, JuniorAnkeny, IA (Ankeny HS)

Hawk-Item - - Ranked sixth in the Big Ten in punt returns (10.6) and seventh in receiving yards per game (60.3) . . . 724 receiving yards in 2006 ranks as 21st-best total in school history . . . set Alamo Bowl record with 159 receiving yards vs. Texas . . . 63-yard touchdown set Iowa record for longest past reception in a bowl game . . . two receiving touchdowns in Alamo Bowl tied Iowa bowl record.

2007 - - Listed as first team split end following spring practice.

2006 - - Listed as second team wide receiver following spring practice . . . saw action in 41-7 win over Montana as offense gained 416 yards total offense . . . started at wide receiver in opening win over Montana, recording two catches for 56 yards, including a 44-yard reception to set up an Iowa score . . . also gained 33 yards on four punt returns, with a best of 15 yards . . . saw action in double overtime win at Syracuse . . . had one reception


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for 18 yards, that coming on Iowa’s second period touchdown drive, and gained 27 yards on three punt returns . . . saw action in win over Iowa State . . . had two receptions for 36 yards and one score, along with 61 yards on three punt returns . . . scored on 11-yard reception just before halftime . . . 31-yard punt return in third period, the longest of his career, led to Iowa’s go-ahead touchdown early in the fourth . . . scoring reception marked first touchdown of his career . . . did not see action in win at Illinois due to injury . . . returned to action in loss to top-ranked Ohio State . . . four receptions for 51 yards and one touchdown vs. Ohio State . . . scoring catch covered four yards . . . saw action in win over Purdue as offense reached season high marks in points (47) and rushing yards (286) . . . had two receptions for 71 yards vs. Purdue, including a long of 52 yards on opening series . . . also had 15 yards on two punt returns . . . started at wide receiver in loss at Indiana for second start of the season and third of career . . . had five receptions for 50 yards vs. Indiana, with a long of 15 yards . . . started at wide receiver in loss at Michigan, recording four receptions for 28 yards . . . started at wide receiver in win over Northern Illinois as offense gained 405 yards total offense . . . three receptions for 64 yards vs. Northern Illinois, including best of 35 yards in final touchdown drive . . . started at wide receiver in loss to Northwestern, gaining 14 yards on one reception . . . saw action in loss to Wisconsin, recording two receptions for 18 yards . . . saw action in loss at Minnesota as offense gained season-best 546 yards total offense . . . career-highs with seven receptions for 159 yards and one touchdown vs. Minnesota . . . scoring reception covered 50 yards for Iowa’s first touchdown . . . started at wide receiver vs. Texas in Alamo Bowl . . . matched career high with 159 receiving yards on six receptions and scored two touchdowns vs. Texas . . . 63-yard scoring reception in first quarter gave Iowa a 14-0 advantage . . . 23-yard scoring reception late in the third period gave Iowa a 21-20 advantage.

2005 Honors - - Next Man In Award, special teams . . . 2005 - - Saw action in opening win over Ball State . . . had two receptions for 23 yards, with a long of 12 yards . . . saw action at Iowa State, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Northern Iowa as offense gained season-best 496 total yards, but had no statistics . . . saw action at Ohio State, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Illinois . . . had no offensive statistics, but recorded one assisted tackle on special teams . . . saw action in win at Purdue, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Indiana . . . partially blocked Indiana punt just before halftime, with his first career blocked kick leading to an Iowa field goal just before halftime . . . saw action vs. Michigan, recording a 12-yard punt return, the first return of his career . . . started at wide receiver at Northwestern . . . recorded four catches for 46 yards, including three receptions for 39 yards on Iowa’s opening scoring drive . . . saw action in win at Wisconsin . . . had no receptions, but recorded one solo tackle on special teams . . . saw action in win over Minnesota as offense gained 613 yards total offense, but had no statistics . . . did not see action in Outback Bowl vs. Florida.


High School honors - - Named as Elite and Class 4A first team all-state selection by the Des Moines Register . . . also a first team all-state selection by the Iowa Newspaper Association and Iowapreps.com . . . first team all-conference selection as a junior and senior . . . Career - - helped lead his team to three consecutive state semi-final games (2001-03) . . . set school and conference records with 3,808 career rushing yards and 64 career touchdowns . . . set single-season school and conference records as a senior with 2,041 rushing yards and 38 touchdowns . . . four-time letterman in track . . . 100-meter dash champion at 2003 Drake Relays . . . set school records in the 100 (0:10.4) and 200 (21.4) meter dashes.

Personal - - Born 6/6/85 . . . Health and Sport Studies major . . . parents are Michael and Linda Brodell . . . attended same high school as DE Grant McCracken . . . high school coach was Jerry Pezzetti.

Career Receiving BestsCatches: 7 at Minnesota, 11/18/06Yards: 159, twice, last vs. Texas, 12/30/06Touchdowns: 2 vs. Texas, 12/30/06Long: 63 (TD) vs. Texas, 12/30/06

Career Punt Return BestsReturns: 4 vs. Montana, 9/2/06Yards: 61 vs. Iowa State, 9/16/06TD: noneLong: 31 vs. Iowa State, 9/16/06

Game-By-Game Receiving Stats2005 _______ No. ___Yds. __ TD __ Lng 2006 ________ No. ___ Yds. _ TD __ LngBall State ____ 2 ____ 23 ____ 0 ____12 Montana _______ 2 _____56 ___0 ____44at Iowa State __ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - at Syracuse ____ 1 _____18 ___0 ____18Northern IA ___ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - IA Sate ________ 2 _____36 ___1 ____25at Ohio State __ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - at Illinois _____ Inj.Illinois _______ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - Ohio State _____ 4 _____51 ___1 ____27at Purdue ____ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - Purdue ________ 2 _____71 ___0 ____52Indiana ______ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - at Indiana _____ 5 _____50 ___0 ____15Michigan _____ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - at Michigan ____ 4 _____28 ___0 _____9at N’western __ 4 ____ 46 ____ 0 ____15 No. Illinois _____ 3 _____64 ___0 ____35at Wisconsin __ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - N’western ______ 1 _____14 ___0 ____14Minnesota ____ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - Wisconsin ______ 2 _____18 ___0 ____11Florida (n) ___ Inj. __________________ at Minn. _______ 7 ____ 159 ___1 ____50Totals _______ 6 ____ 69 ____ 0 ____15 Texas (n) ______ 6 ____ 159 ___2 ____63 Totals _________ 39 ___ 724 ___5 ___ 63

Game-By-Game Punt Returns2005 _______ No. ___Yds. __ TD __ Lng 2006 ________ No. ___ Yds. _ TD __ LngBall State ____ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - Montana _______ 4 _____33 ___0 ____15at Iowa State __ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - at Syracuse ____ 3 _____27 ___0 ____12Northern IA ___ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - at IA State _____ 3 _____61 ___0 ____31at Ohio State __ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - at Illinois _____ Inj.Illinois _______ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - Ohio State _____ 1 _____ 2 ____0 _____2at Purdue ____ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - Purdue ________ 2 _____15 ___0 ____12Indiana ______ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - at Indiana _____ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -Michigan _____ 1 ____ 12 ____ 0 ____12 at Michigan ____ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -at N’western __ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - No. Illinois _____ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -at Wisconsin __ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - N’western ______ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -Minnesota ____ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - Wisconsin ______ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -Florida (n) ___ Inj. __________________ at Minn. _______ 7 ____ 159 ___1 ____50Totals _______ 1 ____ 12 ____ 0 ____12 Texas (n) ______ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - - Totals _________ 33 ___ 565 ___3 ___ 52

Career StatisticsReceiving ________ No. __________Yds. ________ Avg. _________ TD _________ LngFreshman __________ 6 ___________ 69 _________ 11.5 __________0 ___________15Sophomore ________ 39 __________ 724 ________ 17.1 __________5 ___________63Career ____________ 45 __________793 ________ 17.6 __________5 __________ 63

Punt Returns _____ No. __________Yds. ________ Avg. _________ TD _________ LngFreshman __________ 1 ___________ 12 _________ 12.0 __________0 ___________12Sophomore ________ 13 __________ 138 ________ 10.6 __________0 ___________31Career ____________ 14 __________150 ________ 10.7 __________0 __________ 31

31 - - Dana BrownRunning Back5-10, 203, SophomoreClairton, PA (Clairton HS)


2006 - - Not listed on depth chart following spring practice . . . saw action in 41-7 win over Montana as offense gained 416 yards total offense . . . gained nine yards on two rushing attempts vs. Montana, scoring on a one-yard run for his first career touchdown . . . did not see action in win at Syracuse . . . did not see action in win over Iowa State . . . did not see

action in win at Illinois . . .did not see action in loss to top-ranked Ohio State . . . saw action in win over Purdue as offense reached season high marks in points (47) and rushing yards (286) . . . had two rushing attempts for seven yards vs. Purdue . . . did not see action in loss at Indiana . . . did not see action in loss at Michigan . . . did not see action in win over Northern Illinois . . . did not see action in loss to Northwestern . . . did not see action in loss to Wisconsin . . . did not see action in loss at Minnesota . . . did not see action vs. Texas in Alamo Bowl.


High school honors - - Earned first team all-state honors as a senior . . . was first team all-conference as a senior after earning second team honors as a junior . . . team captain as a senior . . . Career - - career totals include 465 rushing attempts for 3,491 yards and 52 touchdowns, along with 17 pass receptions for 534 yards . . . career totals on defense include 174 tackles and two interceptions . . . rushed 222 times for 2,147 yards and 36 TDs as a senior, along with five catches for 204 yards . . . collected 72 tackles on defense, with one interception . . . gained 844 rushing yards as a junior on 123 attempt, scoring 10 touchdowns . . . junior totals on defense included 76 tackles and an interception . . . set school single-game record with 214 rushing yards and four TDs on six attempts in first round playoff game as a senior . . . his 2,147 rushing yards as a senior is a school single-season record as well . . . helped prep team post an 11-2 record his senior year and a 9-3 mark as a junior . . . missed majority of sophomore season due to injury . . . earned four letters in football as running back and defensive back and also earned two letters in basketball.


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Personal - - Born 1/8/87 . . . Health and Sport Studies major . . . member of National Honor Society . . . parents are Darla and Dana Brown, Sr. . . . high school coach was Tom Nola.

Game-By-Game StatsRushing Receiving2006 _______ No. ___Yds. __ TD __ Lng 2006 ________ No. ___ Yds. _ TD __ LngMontana _____ 2 _____ 9 ____ 1 _____8 Montana _______ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -at Syracuse __ DNP __________________ at Syracuse ___ DNPIA State _____ DNP __________________ IA State ______ DNPat Illinois ___ DNP __________________ at Illinois _____ DNPOhio State ___ DNP __________________ Ohio State ____ DNPPurdue _______ 2 _____ 7 ____ 0 _____7 Purdue ________ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -at Indiana ___ DNP __________________ at Indiana ____ DNPat Michigan __ DNP __________________ at Michigan ___ DNPNo. Illinois __ DNP __________________ No. Illinois ____ DNPN’western ___ DNP __________________ N’western _____ DNPat Minn. ____ DNP __________________ at Minn. ______ DNPTexas (n) ____ DNP __________________ Texas (n) _____ DNPTotals _______ 4 ____ 16 ____ 1 _____8 Totals _________ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -

Career StatisticsRushing _________ No. __________Yds. ________ Avg. _________ TD _________ LngFreshman __________ 4 ___________ 16 __________ 4.0 __________1 ____________8

Receiving ________ No. __________Yds. ________ Avg. _________ TD _________ LngFreshman __________ 0 ____________ 0 __________ 0.0 __________0 _________ - - -

58 - - Rob BruggemanOffensive Line6-3, 287, JuniorCedar Rapids, IA (Washington HS)

Hawk-Item - - One of three juniors named to 2007 Leadership Group.

2007 - - Not listed on depth chart due to injury near the conclusion of spring practice.

2006 - - Listed as second team center following spring practice . . . did not see action in opening win over Montana due to

injury . . . did not see action in win at Syracuse . . . did not see action in win over Iowa State . . . did not see action in win at Illinois . . . did not see action in loss to top-ranked Ohio State . . . saw action in win over Purdue as offense reached season high marks in points (47), rushing yards (286) and total offense (539) . . . did not see action in loss at Indiana . . . did not see action in loss at Michigan . . . did not see action in win over Northern Illinois . . . did not see action in loss to Northwestern . . . did not see action in loss to Wisconsin . . . did not see action in loss at Minnesota . . . did not see action vs. Texas in Alamo Bowl.

2005 - - Saw action in wins over Ball State and Minnesota.


High school honors - - Named to elite first team all-state squad as a junior and senior . . . first team all-conference as a junior and senior after earning honorable mention honors as a sophomore . . . Career - - earned three letters in football as offensive and defensive lineman . . . helped team post a two-year record of 21-2, losing just one game each season.

Personal - - Born 3/21/86 . . . Finance/Economics major . . . parents are Joyce and Chuck Bruggeman . . . one of four players from Cedar Rapids on the Iowa roster . . . prep teammate of OL Gavin McGrath and RB Paki O’Meara . . . high school coach was Paul James.

35 - - ***Tom BuschFullback5-11, 235, SeniorCottage Grove, MN (Park HS)

Hawk-Item - - One of five seniors named to 2007 Leadership Group . . . moved from linebacker to fullback during 2004 spring practice . . . first career start came in 2004 home win over Purdue.

2007 - - Listed as first team fullback following spring practice.

2006 Honors - - Offensive Hustle award.

2006 Pre-season Honors - - Named 12th best fullback in the nation by The Sporting News . . . 2006 - - listed as first team fullback following spring practice . . . started at fullback in opening win over Montana as offense gained 416 yards total offense . . . had no offensive statistics vs. Montana and recorded one assisted tackle on special teams . . . started at fullback in double overtime win at Syracuse, but had no statistics . . . started at fullback in win over Iowa State . . . one reception for two-yard touchdown in the fourth period gave Iowa a 24-17 advantage . . . the catch was the first scoring reception of his career . . . started at fullback in win at Illinois, but had no statistics . . . started at fullback in loss to top-ranked Ohio State, but had no statistics . . . started at fullback in win over Purdue as offense reached season high marks in points (47) and rushing yards (286) . . . had two pass receptions for 17 yards vs. Purdue, including a two-yard catch for second touchdown of the season . . . started at fullback in loss at Indiana as offense gained 467 yards total offense, but had no statistics . . . started at fullback in loss at Michigan . . . gained three yards on first rushing attempt of the season vs. Michigan and recorded one solo tackle on special teams . . . started at fullback in win over Northern Illinois as offense gained 405 yards total offense . . . one pass reception for three yards vs. Northern Illinois . . . started at fullback in loss to Northwestern, gaining two yards on one reception . . . started at fullback in loss to Wisconsin . . . had one reception for three yards and a touchdown vs. Wisconsin, recording his third touchdown of the season . . . started at fullback in loss at Minnesota as offense gained season-best 546 yards total offense . . . one rush for one yard and one pass reception for nine yards vs. Minnesota . . . started at fullback vs. Texas in Alamo Bowl . . . one pass reception for 19 yards vs. Texas.

2005 Honors - - Hawkeye Hustle Award, offense . . . 2005 - - Started opening win over Ball State . . . gained five yards on only rushing attempt of the game and had no receptions . . . started at fullback at Iowa State . . . had one pass reception for no gain . . . started at fullback in win over Northern Iowa . . . rushed three times for 21 yards vs. UNI, including career-best 17-yard gain . . . started at fullback at Ohio State, with one rushing attempt for no gain . . . started at fullback in win over Illinois, recording one pass reception for 16 yards . . . started at fullback in win at Purdue as offense gained season-best 535 total yards . . . two rushing attempts for four yards and one reception for three yards vs. Purdue . . . started at fullback in win over Indiana as offense gained 425 yards total offense, but had no statistics . . . started at fullback vs. Michigan, but had no statistics . . . started at fullback at Northwestern, but had no statistics . . . started at fullback in win at Wisconsin at offense gained 390 yards total offense . . . gained one yard on two rushing attempts vs. Badgers . . . started at fullback in win over Minnesota, but had no statistics as offense gained 613 yards total offense . . . started at fullback in Outback Bowl vs. Florida, with one pass reception for 10 yards.

2004 - - Started at fullback vs. Purdue, Minnesota and LSU . . . season stats included 12 carries for 26 yards and one touchdown and six receptions for 56 yards . . . saw action in opening win over Kent State . . . had two pass receptions for 22 yards, with a long of 13 . . . saw action in win over Iowa State, but had no statistics . . . saw action vs. Arizona State, with one rushing attempt for seven yards and one reception for one yard . . . saw action at Michigan, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Michigan State . . . one rushing attempt resulted in three-yard touchdown, his first career score . . . saw action in win over Ohio State, gaining two yards on two attempts . . . saw action in win at Penn State, with one rushing attempt for minus one yard . . . saw action in win at Illinois, with two pass receptions for 20 yards . . . started at fullback in win over Purdue . . . one rushing attempt for one yard and gained 13 yards on one pass reception to match career-long . . . started at fullback in win at Minnesota . . . carried three times for nine yards . . . saw action in win over Wisconsin to clinch share of Big Ten title . . . rushed three times for five yards vs. the Badgers . . . started at fullback in Capital One Bowl win over LSU, but had no statistics.


High school honors - - Senior season honors include Cottage Grove Lion’s Club Amateur Athlete of the Year, Minnesota Vikings all-state selection and Bigger, Faster, Stronger National High School Athlete of the Year… 2002 Tom Lemming Prep Football All-American… rated 179th best player in the country by Tom Lemming… considered the seventh best inside linebacker in the country by ESPN analyst Tom Lemming… listed among the Midwest’s top 100 players by TheInsider.com… all-Midwest selection by SuperPrep and PrepStar magazines . . earned first team all-state and all-conference honors as a junior and senior . . . all-conference selection as a sophomore . . . honored as an all-metro performer as a junior and senior . . . team captain during junior and senior seasons . . . Career - - recorded a school-record 413 tackles in three-year varsity career . . . totaled 14 career sacks . . . recorded 135 tackles and five QB sacks as a senior for prep team that posted 5-5 record, falling in the first round of the state playoffs to the defending state champions . . . as a junior recorded 150 tackles, including 20 tackles for loss . . . also handled punting and kicking duties.

Personal - - Born 1/26/85 . . . Health and Sport Studies major . . . parents are Jean and Lloyd Busch . . . high school coach was Doug Ekmark.


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Career Rushing BestAttempts: 3, 3 times, last vs. No. Iowa, 9/17/05Yards: 21 vs. Northern Iowa, 9/17/05Touchdowns: 1 vs. Michigan State, 10/2/04Long: 17 vs. Northern Iowa, 9/17/05

Career Receiving BestsCatches: 2, 3 times, last vs. Purdue, 10/7/06Yards: 22 vs. Kent State, 9/4/04Touchdowns: 1, 3 times, last vs. Wisc., 11/11/06Long: 19 vs. Texas, 12/30/06

Game-By-Game Stats Rushing Receiving2004 _______ No. ___Yds. __ TD __ Lng 2004 ________ No. ___ Yds. _ TD __ LngKent State ____ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 _____0 Kent State _____ 2 _____22 ___0 ____13Iowa State ____ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 _____0 Iowa State _____ 0 _____ 0 ____0 _____0at Ariz. St. ___ 1 _____ 7 ____ 0 _____7 at Ariz. St. _____ 1 _____ 1 ____0 _____1at Michigan ___ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 _____0 at Michigan ____ 0 _____ 0 ____0 _____0Mich. St. _____ 1 _____ 3 ____ 1 _____3 Mich. St. ______ 0 _____ 0 ____0 _____0Ohio St. ______ 2 _____ 2 ____ 0 _____2 Ohio St. _______ 0 _____ 0 ____0 _____0at Penn St. ___ 1 _____-1 ____ 0 _____0 at Penn St. _____ 0 _____ 0 ____0 _____0at Illinois ____ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 _____0 at Illinois ______ 2 _____20 ___0 ____11Purdue _______ 1 _____ 1 ____ 0 _____1 Purdue ________ 1 _____13 ___0 ____13at Minnesota __ 3 _____ 9 ____ 0 _____4 at Minnesota ___ 0 _____ 0 ____0 _____0Wisconsin ____ 3 _____ 5 ____ 0 _____4 Wisconsin ______ 0 _____ 0 ____0 _____0LSU(n) _______ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 _____0 LSU (n) _______ 0 _____ 0 ____0 _____0Totals _______12 ___ 26 ____ 1 _____7 Totals _________ 6 _____56 ___0 ___ 13

Rushing Receiving2005 ______ No. ___Yds. __ TD __ Lng 2005 ________ No. ___ Yds. _ TD __ LngBall State ____ 1 _____ 5 ____ 0 _____5 Ball State ______ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -at Iowa St. ____ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - at Iowa St. _____ 1 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -Northern IA ___ 3 ____ 21 ____ 0 ____17 Northern IA ____ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -at Ohio St. ____ 1 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - at Ohio St. _____ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -Illinois _______ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - Illinois ________ 1 _____16 ___0 ____16at Purdue ____ 2 _____ 4 ____ 0 _____5 at Purdue ______ 1 _____ 3 ____0 _____3Indiana ______ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - Indiana _______ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -Michigan _____ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - Michigan ______ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -at N’western __ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - at N’western ____ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -at Wisconsin __ 2 _____ 1 ____ 0 _____1 at Wisconsin ___ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -Minnesota ____ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - Minnesota _____ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -Florida (n) ____ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - Florida (n) _____ 1 _____10 ___0 ____10Totals _______ 9 ____ 31 ____ 0 ____17 Totals _________ 4 _____29 ___0 ___ 16

Rushing Receiving2006 ______ No. ___Yds. __ TD __ Lng 2006 ________ No. ___ Yds. _ TD __ LngMontana _____ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - Montana _______ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -at Syracuse ___ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - at Syracuse ____ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -IA State ______ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - IA State _______ 1 _____ 2 ____1 _____2at Illinois ____ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - at Illinois ______ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -Ohio State ____ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - Ohio State _____ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -Purdue _______ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - Purdue ________ 2 _____17 ___1 ____15at Indiana ____ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - at Indiana _____ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -at Michigan ___ 1 _____ 3 ____ 0 _____3 at Michigan ____ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -No. Illinois ___ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - No. Illinois _____ 1 _____ 3 ____0 _____3N’western ____ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - N’western ______ 1 _____ 2 ____0 _____2Wisconsin ____ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - Wisconsin ______ 1 _____ 3 ____1 _____3at Minn. _____ 1 _____ 1 ____ 0 _____1 at Minn. _______ 1 _____ 9 ____0 _____9Texas (n) _____ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - Texas (n) ______ 1 _____19 ___0 ____19Totals _______ 2 _____ 4 ____ 0 _____3 Totals _________ 8 _____55 ___3 ___ 19

Career StatisticsRushing __________At. __________Yds. ________ Avg. _________ TD _________ LngFreshman __________ 12 __________ 26 __________ 2.2 __________1 ____________7Sophomore ________ 9 ___________ 31 __________ 3.4 __________0 ___________17Junior ____________ 2 ____________ 4 __________ 2.0 __________0 _________ - - -Career ____________ 23 __________ 61 __________ 2.7 __________1 __________ 17

Receiving ________ No. __________Yds. ________ Avg. _________ TD _________ LngFreshman __________ 6 ___________ 56 __________ 9.3 __________0 ___________13Sophomore ________ 4 ___________ 29 __________ 6.3 __________0 ___________16Junior ____________ 8 ___________ 55 __________ 6.9 __________3 ___________19Career ____________ 18 __________140 _________ 7.8 __________3 __________ 19

60 - - Kyle CallowayOffensive Line6-7, 305, SophomoreBelleville, IL (East HS)

2007 - - Listed as first team right tackle following spring practice.

2006 - - Listed as second team left guard following spring practice . . . saw action in 41-7 win over Montana as offense gained 416 yards total offense . . . did not see action in win at Syracuse . . . did not see action in win over Iowa State . . . did not see action in win at Illinois . . . did not see action in loss

to top-ranked Ohio State . . . saw action in win over Purdue as offense reached season high marks in points (47) and rushing yards (286) . . . did not see action in loss at Indiana . . . did not see action in loss at Michigan . . . did not see action in win over Northern Illinois . . . did not see action in loss to Northwestern . . . did not see action in loss to Wisconsin . . . did not see action in loss at Minnesota . . . did not see action vs. Texas in Alamo Bowl.


High school honors - - Named first team all-city and all-conference as a senior… Pre Season ESPN Top Ten player in St. Louis region… 2004 NIKE Camp invitee… honorable mention all-conference as a junior. Career - - also played tight end as a prep and played primarily defensive tackle as a junior . . . three-time letter winner in basketball, where he was an all-conference center as a junior… four-time letter winner in track… as a military dependant, attended three high schools in four years.

Personal - - Born 6/21/87 . . . History major . . . parents are Ed and Nancy Calloway . . . high school coach was Tim Funk.

26 - - Paul Chaney, Jr.Wide Receiver5-9, 165, Redshirt FreshmanSt. Louis, MO (University HS)

Hawk-Item - - Participated on Iowa track and field team in 2006-07 . . . best outdoor times included 10.62 in 100 meters and team-best 21.53 in 200 meters . . . ran a leg on 400-meter relay unit that posted a best time of 40.58 . . . best indoor times included 6.89 in 60-meters and 21.45 in 200-meters.



High school honors - - Earned honorable mention all-conference laurels as a junior . . . Career - - played defensive back, running back and quarterback during prep career . . . rushed for 688 yards and nine touchdowns, passed for 564 yards and six touchdowns, and had two catches for 72 yards as a senior . . . earned three letters in track and two in basketball . . . Missouri state champion in the 100 and 200-meter dash . . . posted the sixth fastest time in the nation in the 100-meter dash as a junior . . . placed second in the 200-meter dash at nationals . . . will also run track at Iowa.

Personal - - Born 6/22/87 . . . Pre-Business major . . . parents are Susan and Paul Chaney . . . one of three players from St. Louis area on Iowa roster . . . high school coach was Gary Kornfeld.

6 - - *Jake ChristensenQuarterback6-1, 215, SophomoreLockport, IL (Lockport HS)

Hawk-Item - - One of three sophomores named to 2007 Leadership Group . . . only redshirt freshman selected to 2006 Leadership Group . . . one of seven Iowa recruits to participate in 2005 Army All-American Bowl in San Antonio, TX.

2007 - - Listed as first team quarterback following spring practice.

2006 - - Listed as third team quarterback following spring practice . . . saw action in 41-7 win over Montana as offense gained 416 yards total offense . . . competed all three pass attempts for 19 yards vs. Montana in first action of career . . . did not see action in win at Syracuse . . . did not see action in win over Iowa State . . . did not see action in win at Illinois . . . did not see action in loss to top-ranked Ohio State . . . saw action in win over Purdue as offense reached season high marks in points (47) and rushing yards (286) . . . did not see action in loss at Indiana . . . did not see action in loss at Michigan . . . started


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first game of his career in Northern Illinois, leading offense to 405 yards total offense in win . . . completed 19-30 passes for 256 yards and two scores, with one interception . . . completed scoring passes of six and 10 yards, with final TD pass sealing the victory in the fourth quarter . . . did not see action in loss to Northwestern . . . did not see action in loss to Wisconsin . . . saw action in loss at Minnesota, completing 1-2 passes for 10 yards, with one interception, as offense gained season-best 546 yards total offense . . . saw action vs. Texas in Alamo Bowl, gaining one yard on two rushing attempts.

2005 - - Redshirted . . . Team Leader Award, offense.

High school honors - - Earned all-American recognition from USA Today, SuperPrep, Rivals.com and Parade Magazine . . . named Illinois Player of the Year by Champaign News-Gazette . . . was first team all-state and all-conference as a senior . . . earned first team all-conference, all-area and all-state honors as a junior after leading prep team to second straight Class 8A state title . . . Career - - career totals include 404-774 for 6,555 yards and 69 touchdowns . . . completed 178-317 attempts as a senior for 2,874 yards and 36 touchdowns as a senior, with 11 interceptions . . . passed for 3,681 yards and 33 touchdowns, with five interceptions as a junior, completing 226-457 pass attempts . . . earned three letters in football and three letters as baseball outfielder.

Personal - - Born 8/15/86 . . . Interdepartmental Studies/Business major . . . parents are Linda Freveletti and Jeff Christensen . . . member of prep Honor Roll for four years . . . father played with Cincinnati, Philadelphia and Cleveland in the NFL . . . high school coach was Bret Kooi.

Career BestsAttempts: 30 vs. No. Illinois, 10/28/06Completions: 19 vs. No. Illinois, 10/28/06Yards: 256 vs. No. Illinois, 10/28/06Touchdowns: 2 vs. No. Illinois, 10/28/06Long: 47 vs. No. Illinois, 10/28/06300-yard Games: none

Game-By-Game Stats2006 Passing _Com. _ At. _ Yds. _TD _ Int. _Lng 2006 Rushing _ No. _Yds. _ TD LngMontana ______ 3 ____ 3 ___19 __ 0 ___ 0 ___ 19 Montana _______ 0 ___ 0 __ 0 _ - - -at Syracuse ___ DNP ________________________ at Syracuse ____ DNPIA State ______ DNP ________________________ IA State ______ DNPat Illinois _____ DNP ________________________ at Illinois _____ DNPOhio State ____ DNP ________________________ Ohio State ____ DNPPurdue ________ 0 ____ 0 ___ 0 ___ 0 ___ 0 ____ 0 Purdue ________ 0 ___ 0 __ 0 _ - - -at Indiana ____ DNP ________________________ at Indiana ____ DNPat Michigan ___ DNP ________________________ at Michigan ___ DNPNo. Illinois _____ 19 __ 30 __ 256 __ 2 ___ 1 ___ 47 No. Illinois _____ 9 ___-4 __ 0 ____7N’western _____ DNP ________________________ N’western _____ DNPWisconsin _________________________________ Wisconsin _____ DNPat Minn. _______ 1 ____ 2 ___10 __ 0 ___ 1 ___ 10 at Minn. _______ 0 ___ 0 __ 0 _ - - -Texas (n) ______ 0 ____ 0 ___ 0 ___ 0 ___ 0 __ - - - Texas (n) ______ 2 ___ 1 __ 0 ____2Totals ________23 __ 35 _ 285 _ 2 __ 2 ___ 47 Totals ________ 11 _(-3) _ 0 ____7

Career StatisticsPassing _______ Com. _____ At. _____ Pct. _____ Yds. _____TD ____ Int. ___ LngFreshman _______ 23 _______ 35 ______ .657 ______285 _____ 2 ______ 2 _______47

Rushing _______ At. ______Yds. _____ Avg. ______ TD _____ LngFreshman _______ 11 ________-3 ______ - - - _______0 ______ 7

94 - - Adrian ClaybornDefensive End6-3, 275, Redshirt FreshmanSt. Louis, MO (Webster Groves)

2007 - - Listed as second team defensive end following spring practice.


High school honors - - Missouri Player of the Year as a senior . . . two-time first team all-state and all-conference honoree . . . as a senior, earned all-state and all-conference

honors as a linebacker and tight end . . . conference Player of the Year as a senior . . . Career - - recorded 240 tackles, five sacks, four forced fumbles and three interceptions in his career . . . had 103 tackles with three sacks, a forced fumble and interception as a senior . . . had 78 tackles, two forced fumbles, one sack and an interception as a junior . . . had 59 tackles, one sack, one fumble recovery and an interception as a sophomore . . . had 42 career receptions for 691 yards and 10 touchdowns as a tight end . . . team captain . . . four-year letterman in football and basketball . . . played power forward in basketball.

Personal - - Born 7/6/88 . . . open major . . . parents are Tracie and Richard Clayborn . . . one of three players from St. Louis on Iowa roster . . . high school coach was Cliff Ice.

89 - - James ClevelandWide Receiver6-1, 195, Redshirt FreshmanBaytown, TX (Robert E. Lee HS)

Hawk-Item - - Joined team for 2006 spring practice before redshirting in 2006.

2007 - - Listed as second team split end after spring practice.

High School honors - - Two-time first team all-Greater Houston and all-District 22 member . . . honorable mention all-state as a senior . . . state tournament MVP as a senior . .

. Career - - recorded 135 receptions for 1,928 yards (14.28 average) and 16 touchdowns in his career . . . had 46 receptions for 719 yards (15.63 average) and 11 touchdowns as a senior . . . led team to 7-on-7 state championship as a senior . . . as a junior, had 73 receptions for 985 yards (13.49 average) and four touchdowns.

Personal - - Born 3/7/88 . . . Health and Sport Studies major . . . parents are Anne and James Cleveland . . . attended same high school as DB Charles Godfrey . . . high school coach was Dick Olin.

2 - - Harold DaltonDefensive Back6-1, 201, JuniorCamden, NJ (Woodrow Wilson HS)

2007 - - Listed as first team strong safety after spring practice.

2006 - - Not listed on depth chart following spring practice . . . saw action in 41-7 season-opening win as defense held Montana to 10 net yards rushing and 144 yards total offense . . . had no statistics vs. Montana . . . saw limited action in double overtime win at Syracuse, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Iowa State, but had no statistics . . . saw

action in win at Illinois, but had no statistics . . . did not see action in loss to top-ranked Ohio State . . . saw action in win over Purdue, but had no statistics . . . saw action in loss at Indiana, but had no statistics . . . saw action in loss at Michigan, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Northern Illinois, but had no statistics . . . saw action in loss to Northwestern, but had no statistics . . . did not see action in loss to Wisconsin . . . did not see action in loss at Minnesota . . . did not see action vs. Texas in Alamo Bowl.

2005 - - Saw action in opening win over Ball State, but had no statistics. . . did not see action at Iowa State . . . did not see action in win over Northern Iowa . . . did not see action at Ohio State . . . did not see action in win over Illinois . . . did not see action in win at Purdue . . . did not see action in win over Indiana . . . did not see action vs. Michigan . . . did not see action at Northwestern . . . did not see action in win at Wisconsin . . . did not see action in win over Minnesota . . . did not see action in Outback Bowl vs. Florida.


High School honors - - First team all-Group Three and first team all-conference as a senior . . . also an all-Group 3 and second team all-conference selection as a junior . . . named third team all-conference as a sophomore . . . Career - - ended prep career with 117 tackles, 12 interceptions, 10 sacks and eight forced fumbles . . . recorded 77 tackles, eight interceptions and six forced fumbles as a senior . . . recorded 67 tackles, three interceptions and four sacks as a junior . . . helped lead prep team to the 2001 New Jersey state championship.

Personal - - Born 11/1/85 . . . Health and Sport Studies major . . . parents are Flora Smith and Harold Dalton, Sr. . . . attended same high school as OL Nyere Aumaitre . . . high school coach was Mike McBride.

Game-by-Game Defensive Stats2005 ________ Solo-Ast. 2006 _________Solo-Ast.Ball State _________ 0-0 Montana ___________0-0at Iowa State _______ 0-0 at Syracuse _________0-0Northern IA ________DNP IA State ____________0-0at Ohio State _______DNP at Illinois ___________0-0Illinois ____________DNP Ohio State _________ DNPat Purdue _________DNP Purdue _____________0-0Indiana ___________DNP at Indiana __________0-0Michigan __________DNP at Michigan _________0-0at N’western _______DNP No. Illinois __________0-0at Wisconsin _______DNP N’western ___________0-0Minnesota _________DNP Wisconsin _________ DNPFlorida (n) _________DNP at Minn. ___________ DNPTotals ____________ 0-0 Texas (n) __________ DNP Totals ____________ 0-0


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Career StatisticsDefense ___Solo __ Ast. __Total __T/Loss __ Sacks __ Int-Yds. __ PBU ___ FF __ RFFreshman ____ 0 ____ 0 _____ 0 _____ 0/0 ____ 0/0 ______0-0 ______0 _____0 ____0Soph. _______ 0 ____ 0 _____ 0 _____ 0/0 ____ 0/0 ______0-0 ______0 _____0 ____0 Career ______ 0 ____ 0 _____ 0 _____ 0/0 ____ 0/0 _____ 0-0 ______0 _____0 ____0

74 - - Dan DoeringOffensive Line6-6, 300, SophomoreBarrington, IL (Barrington HS)


2007 - - Listed as second team left guard following spring practice.

2006 - - Listed as second team right tackle following spring practice . . . did not see action in opening win over Montana . .

. did not see action in win at Syracuse . . . did not see action in win over Iowa State . . . did not see action in win at Illinois . . . did not see action in loss to top-ranked Ohio State . . . saw action in win over Purdue as offense reached season high marks in points (47), rushing yards (286) and total offense (539) . . . did not see action in loss at Indiana . . . did not see action in loss at Michigan . . . did not see action in win over Northern Illinois . . . did not see action in loss to Northwestern . . . did not see action in loss to Wisconsin . . . did not see action in loss at Minnesota . . . did not see action vs. Texas in Alamo Bowl.


High school honors - - First team all-American by USA Today, Parade Magazine and EA Sports as a senior… 2004 Gatorade Player of the Year for Illinois … named Detroit Free Press Best Overall Player in the Midwest… first team all-state selection by the Champaign News-Gazette, Chicago Sun-Times, Chicago Tribune, IHSA Coaches Association as a senior… first team IHSA Coaches Association, Champaign News-Gazette and Chicago Tribune all-state as a junior . . . second team Chicago-Sun Times all-state as a junior . . . Career - - Four-time letter winner in football and track… two-time letter winner in basketball… captain of the football team as a senior… 2004 Mid Suburban Conference Champion in the shot put and state qualifier.

Personal - - Born 6/6/86 . . . History major . . . parents are Rick and Cindy Doering . . . high school coach was Joe Sanchez.

5 - - Ryan DonahuePunter/Placekicker6-3, 175, Redshirt FreshmanEvergreen Park, IL (St. Rita HS)

2007 - - Listed as first team punter following spring practice and is listed as holder for placements.


High school honors - - First team USA Today All-American . . . participated in the US Army All-American Game . . . conference offensive MVP as a senior . . . first team all-state

and all-conference as a senior . . . second team Chicago Tribune all-state as a junior . . . Career - - holds state record for longest punt in a playoff game (90 yards) and most PATs . . . holds school and conference records for longest field goal (55 yards) . . . made 18-of-23 field goals and 147-154 PATs in his career . . . had a career punting average of 42.0 . . . 80% of kickoffs during his senior year were touchbacks . . . 12-16 in field goals and 49-52 in PATs as a senior . . . three-year letterman in football . . . two-year letterman in volleyball . . . also lettered in basketball and baseball.

Personal - - Born 3/17/88 . . . Open major . . . parents are Claire and Tim Donahue . . . high school coach was Todd Kuska.

88 - - *Dominique DouglasWide Receiver6-1, 190, SophomoreDetroit, MI (Murray-Wright HS)

Hawk-Item - - Ranked first in the nation among all freshman in receptions (49) and ranked second in receiving yards (654) . . . his reception total and receiving yards both rank as the best ever for an Iowa freshman . . . ranked seventh in the Big Ten in punt returns (10.2) . . . his 654 receiving yards is 26th-best single season total at Iowa . . . one of three true freshmen to see action in 2006 . . . started at wide receiver vs. Iowa State in third game of the season, becoming first true freshman to start a game since 2003, when FB Champ Davis started vs. Miami,

OH and OL Mike Jones started vs. Ohio State . . . one of three Iowa recruits who took part in the NFL’s “Play It Smart” program as a prep . . . as part of his experience he was selected to attend 2006 Super Bowl Media Day and have his article featured on NFLHS.com.

2007 - - Listed as co-first team wide receiver following spring practice.

2006 Honors - - Selected to first team all-Big Ten Freshman team by The Sporting News . . . selected to third team Freshman all-America team by The Sporting News . . . 2006 - - Led team with 49 receptions and ranked second in receiving yards (654) . . . averaged 10.2 yards on 14 punt returns . . . saw first action of career in opening win over Montana as offense gained 416 yards total offense . . . had three receptions for 43 yards and one touchdown vs. Montana, with a long of 30 yards . . . first career reception was a nine yard touchdown catch in the second quarter . . . also had one punt return for 25 yards . . . saw action in double overtime win at Syracuse, but had no statistics . . . earned first start of his career by starting at WR in win Iowa State . . . led team with six receptions for 88 yards vs. Iowa State, with a long of 24 yards . . . also had one rushing attempt for four yards . . . started at wide receiver in win at Illinois, recording five receptions for 64 yards . . . started at wide receiver in loss to top-ranked Ohio State, recording four receptions for 63 yards . . . started at wide receiver in win over Purdue as offense reached season high marks in points (47) and rushing yards (286) . . . four receptions for 90 yards vs. Purdue, including a long of 37 yards . . . started at wide receiver in loss at Indiana as offense gained 467 yards total offense . . . had one reception for 25 yards to set up Iowa’s first touchdown vs. Indiana before leaving the game later in the first half with an injury . . . started at wide receiver in loss at Michigan . . . recorded six receptions for 63 yards vs. Michigan and had 27 yards on three punt returns . . . started at wide receiver in win over Northern Illinois as offense gained 405 yards total offense . . . three receptions for 20 yards vs. Northern Illinois, including a six-yard TD catch . . .also had 19 yards on three punt returns . . . started at wide receiver in loss to Northwestern . . . career-best seven receptions vs. Northwestern for 78 yards . . . also had two punt returns for 12 yards . . . started at wide receiver in loss to Wisconsin . . . one reception for 13 yards vs. Wisconsin and one punt return for nine yards . . . started at wide receiver in loss at Minnesota as offense gained season-best 546 yards total offense . . . six catches for 67 yards vs. Minnesota, along with three punt returns for 53 yards . . . started at wide receiver in Alamo Bowl vs. Texas . . . recorded three receptions for 40 yards vs. Texas, with a long of 17 yards.

High school honors - - Named to the Blue Chip Dream Team as a senior . . . also earned first team all-state and was captain of the all-city team . . . first team all-city as a junior . . . Career - - had 155 career receptions for 1,740 yards and 26 touchdowns . . . as a senior had 85 receptions for 1,011 yards and 18 touchdowns . . . was also 3-4 passing, with two touchdowns and had a 64-yard punt return for a touchdown . . . also played safety, where he had 22 career interceptions and 168 tackles . . . two-year team captain.

Personal - - Born 3/11/88 . . . Health and Sport Studies major . . . two-year member of prep Honor Roll . . . mother is Kathy Bowie . . . one of three players from Detroit area on Iowa roster . . . high school coach was Andre Harlan.

Career Receiving BestsCatches: 7 vs. Northwestern, 11/4/06Yards: 90 vs. Purdue, 10/7/06Touchdowns: 1, twice, last vs. No. Ill., 10/28/06Long: 37 vs. Purdue, 10/7/06

Career Punt Return BestsReturns: 3, three times, last at Minnesota, 11/18/06Yards: 53 at Minnesota, 11/18/06TD: noneLong: 25 vs. Montana, 9/2/06


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2006 Game-By-Game StatsReceiving ___ No. ___Yds. __ TD __ Lng Punt Ret. ____ No. ___ Yds. _ TD __ LngMontana _____ 3 ____ 43 ____ 1 ____30 Montana _______ 1 _____25 ___0 ____25at Syracuse ___ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - at Syracuse ____ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -IA State ______ 6 ____ 88 ____ 0 ____24 IA State _______ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -at Illinois ____ 5 ____ 64 ____ 0 ____18 at Illinois ______ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -Ohio State ____ 4 ____ 63 ____ 0 ____23 Ohio State _____ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -Purdue _______ 4 ____ 90 ____ 0 ____37 Purdue ________ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -at Indiana ____ 1 ____ 25 ____ 0 ____25 at Indiana _____ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -at Michigan ___ 6 ____ 63 ____ 0 ____23 at Michigan ____ 3 _____27 ___0 ____19No. Illinois ___ 3 ____ 20 ____ 1 _____7 No. Illinois _____ 3 _____19 ___0 ____13N’western ____ 7 ____ 78 ____ 0 ____24 N’western ______ 2 _____12 ___0 ____13Wisconsin ____ 1 ____ 13 ____ 0 ____13 Wisconsin ______ 1 _____ 9 ____0 _____9at Minn. _____ 6 ____ 67 ____ 0 ____18 at Minn. _______ 3 _____53 ___0 ____22Texas (n) _____ 3 ____ 40 ____ 0 ____17 texas (n) ______ 1 ____ (-2) ___0 __ - - -Totals _______49 ___654 ___ 2 ____37 Totals _________ 14 ___ 143 ___0 ___ 25

Career StatisticsReceiving ________ No. __________Yds. ________ Avg. _________ TD _________ LngFreshman __________ 49 __________ 654 ________ 13.3 __________2 ___________37

Punt Returns _____ No. __________Yds. ________ Avg. _________ TD _________ LngFreshman __________ 14 __________ 143 ________ 10.2 __________0 ___________25

56 - - Rashad DunnDefensive Line6-3, 285, JuniorEvans, GA (Greenbrier HS)

Hawk-Item - - Moved from offense to defense prior to 2007 season.

2007 - - Listed as second team defensive tackle following spring practice.


2005 - - Saw action in opening win over Ball State as offense gained 441 yards total offense . . . did not see action at Iowa State . . . saw limited action in win over Northern Iowa as offense gained season-best 496 total yards . . . did not see action at Ohio State . . . saw limited action in win over Illinois as offense rushed for 301 yards and gained 476 yards total offense . . . did not see action in win at Purdue . . . did not see action in win over Indiana . . . did not see action vs. Michigan . . . did not see action at Northwestern . . . did not see action in win at Wisconsin . . . did not see action in win over Minnesota . . . did not see action in Outback Bowl vs. Florida.


High School honors - - First team all-area, all-region and all-county as a senior . . . named all-county honorable mention during sophomore and junior seasons . . . Career - - started every game in final three prep seasons . . . four-year letterman in football . . . played right and left guard, along with right tackle . . . helped lead team to a 7-4 record and a spot in the state playoffs as a senior.

Personal - - Born 2/25/86 . . . English major . . . parents are Beverly Deloach and Alonzo Dunn . . . high school coach was Mickey Derrick.

49 - - *A.J. EddsOutside Linebacker6-4, 244, SophomoreGreenwood, IN (Greenwood Community HS)

Hawk-Item - - One of three sophomores named to 2007 Leadership Group . . . one of three true freshmen to see action in 2006 . . . started at outside linebacker in win over Purdue in sixth game of the season . . . moved from tight end to linebacker during pre-season practice.

2007 - - Listed as first team outside linebacker following spring practice.

2006 Honors - - Selected to first team all-Big Ten Freshman team by The Sporting News . . . selected to honorable mention Freshman all-America team by The Sporting News.

2006 - - Saw first action of career in opening win over Montana as defense allowed just 144 yards total offense . . . had no statistics vs. Montana . . . did not see action in win at Syracuse . . . did not see action in win over Iowa State . . . did not see action in win at Illinois . . . did not see action in loss to top-ranked Ohio State . . . started at outside linebacker in win over Purdue . . . recorded two solo tackles and three assisted tackles

vs. Purdue . . . saw action in loss at Indiana, but recorded no statistics . . . saw action in loss at Michigan, recording one solo tackle . . . saw action in win over Northern Illinois as defense allowed just 196 yards total offense . . . recorded one solo tackle and two assists vs. Northern Illinois, along with first caused fumble of his career, which was recovered by Iowa . . . saw action in loss to Northwestern, but had no statistics . . . saw action in loss to Wisconsin, but had no statistics . . . saw action in loss at Minnesota, but had no statistics . . . saw action vs. Texas in Alamo Bowl, but had no statistics.

High school honors - - PrepStar all-American . . . honorable mention Street & Smith all-American . . . all-Johnson County Player of the Year as a senior . . . finalist for Indiana’s Mr. Football . . . nominated for US Army All-American game . . . two-time Indianapolis Star Super Team and South Team . . . three-time Associated Press first team all-state . . . four-time first team all-conference . . . two-time team MVP . . . Career - - four-year starter as a linebacker and long snapper . . . three-year starter at tight end . . . recorded 55 catches for 940 yards and 13 touchdowns in his career . . . recorded a school record 390 career tackles and 12 interceptions . . . also holds school records for tackles in a game (23), solo tackles in a game (17) and in a season (73) . . . had 25 receptions for 348 yards and four touchdowns, along with 147 tackles and an interception as a senior . . . had 26 receptions for 544 yards and four touchdowns as a junior . . . led team to conference championships in 2003 and 2005 . . . team captain in 2004-05 . . . four-year letterman in football, basketball and track.

Personal - - Born 9/18/87 . . . Pre-Business major . . . named National Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete for central Indiana . . . academic all-state as a senior . . . parents are Anne and David Edds . . . high school coach was Rick Wimmer.

Game-by-Game Defensive Stats2006 ________ Solo-Ast.Montana __________ 0-0at Syracuse ________DNPIA State ___________DNPat Illinois _________DNPOhio State _________DNPPurdue ____________ 2-3at Indiana _________ 0-0at Michigan ________ 1-0No. Illinois ________ 1-2N’western _________ 0-0Wisconsin _________ 0-0at Minn. __________ 0-0Texas (n) __________ 0-0Totals ____________ 4-5

Career StatisticsDefense ___Solo __ Ast. __Total __T/Loss ___Saks ___ Int-Yds. __ PBU ___ FF __ RFFreshman ____ 4 ____ 5 _____ 9 _____ 0/0 ____ 0/0 ______0-0 ______0 _____1 ____0

52 - - *Rafael EubanksOffensive Line6-3, 285, SophomoreSt. Paul, MN (Cretin-Derham Hall HS)

Hawk Item - - One of three sophomores named to 2007 Leadership Group.

2007 Pre-season Honors - - Named to pre-season Rimington Trophy Watch List . . . 2007 - - listed as first team center following spring practice.

2006 Honors - - Named first team Freshman all-American by scout.com . . . named second team Freshman all-American by Rivals.com . . . named third team Freshman all-American by The Sporting News . . . named first team Freshman all-Big Ten by The Sporting News.

2006 - - Listed as first team center following spring practice . . . started at center for first action of career in opening win over Montana as offense gained 416 yards total offense . . . started at center and played every offensive down in overtime win at Syracuse . . . started at center and played every offensive down in win over Iowa State as offense gained 410 yards total offense . . . started at center in win at Illinois before leaving the game late in second period due to injury . . . did not see action in loss to top-ranked Ohio State due to injury . . . returned to action in limited roll in win over Purdue, but also left game with injury . . . did not see action in loss at Indiana due to injury . . . started at center and played every offensive down in loss at Michigan . . . started at center and played every offensive down in win over Northern Illinois as offense gained 405 yards total offense . . . did not see action in loss to Northwestern . . . started at center in loss to Wisconsin . . . started at center and played every offensive down as offense gained season-best 546 yards total offense in loss at Minnesota . . . started at center and played every offensive down as offense gained 363 yards total offense vs. Texas in Alamo Bowl.


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High school honors - - Named Gatorade Player of the Year in Minnesota as a senior . . . Prep Nation all-American and Minnesota Vikings and Associated Press first team all-state selection as a senior… KARE-11 All-metro team… Minnesota High School League Outstanding Academic Achievement … Career - - Gave up no sacks, while recording over 120 pancake blocks... graded out at over 85%.

Personal - - Born 2/12/87 . . . Interdepartmental Studies/Health major . . . parents are Don Eubanks and Mara Molenaar . . . attended same high school as DE Broderick Binns and DS Nick Murphy . . . high school coaches were Rich Kallok and Mike Scanlan.

10 - - Ben EvansWide Receiver6-0, 180, Redshirt FreshmanIowa City, IA (City HS)


2006 - - Redshirted after joining team as a walk-on . . . moved from defensive back to wide receiver during 2007 spring practice.

High school honors - - earned second team all-state honors as a senior . . . first team all-conference as a senior after

earning second team recognition as a junior . . . named Iowa City Press-Citizen Male Athlete of the Year as a senior . . . recipient of Bernie Saggau Award as the senior who best exemplifies qualities of honesty, integrity and sportsmanship . . . earned Jack Frantz scholarship as the senior with excellence in academics and extracurricular activities . . . winner of American Citizenship award and U.S. Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete award . . . Career - - recorded 48 receptions for 1,078 yards and 15 touchdowns in two seasons . . . had 28 receptions for 600 yards and eight scores as a senior, helping team reach state semi-finals . . . team captain as a senior and member of teams that won conference titles as a junior and senior . . . earned two letters in football, basketball and baseball and was a four time letterman as a sprinter and jumper for track and field team . . . two-time long jump champion at the Drake Relays . . . earned one state title in the long jump as well . . . ran anchor leg on two state championship sprint relay teams as a junior . . . helped prep track team win four consecutive conference titles . . . was a two-time all-conference selection in baseball.

Personal - - Born 4/22/88 . . . open major . . . parents are Donna and Dick Evans . . . one of nine players from Iowa City on Iowa roster . . . attended same high school as LS Josh Koeppel and TE Michael Sabers . . . high school coach was Dan Sabers.

11 - - Adam FarnsworthQuarterback6-4, 212, JuniorNorth Ogden, UT (Snow, UT CC)



Junior college - - played one season at Snow, UT Community College . . . junior college coach was Jeff Kilts.

High school honors - - Earned honorable mention all-state recognition as a senior at Weber HS . . . first team all-conference as a senior . . . Career - - completed 140-265 passes for 1,435 yards and 13 touchdowns as a senior, with seven interceptions, on prep team that posted a 4-7 overall record . . . two-year football letterman.

Personal - - Born 1/31/85 . . . International Studies major . . . parents are Rosalyn and Craig Farnsworth . . . high school coach was Kory Bosgreiter.

29 - - **Bradley FletcherDefensive Back6-2, 200, JuniorYoungstown, OH (Liberty HS)

2007 - - Listed as second team cornerback following spring practice.

2006 - - Listed as second team cornerback following spring practice . . . saw action in 41-7 season-opening win as defense held Montana to 10 net yards rushing and 144 yards total offense . . . recorded two assisted tackles and one pass break-up vs. Montana . . . saw action on special teams in double overtime win at Syracuse, recording one assisted tackle . . .

saw action in win over Iowa State, recording three assisted tackles . . . saw action in win at Illinois, but had no statistics . . . saw action in loss to top-ranked Ohio State, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Purdue, recording three assisted tackles and one pass break-up . . . saw action in loss at Indiana, recording one solo tackle . . . saw action in loss at Michigan, recording career-best five tackles, all solo . . . started at cornerback in win over Northern Illinois as defense allowed just 196 yards total offense . . . recorded four solo tackles and two assists in first career start, along with one pass break-up . . . started at cornerback in loss to Northwestern . . . career-high seven tackles vs. Northwestern, including career-best five solo stops . . . started at cornerback in loss to Wisconsin . . . recorded two solo tackles and two assists vs. Wisconsin, with one tackle for loss and first career forced fumble . . . started at cornerback in loss at Minnesota, recording six solo tackles and one pass break-up . . . saw action vs. Texas in Alamo Bowl, but had no statistics.

2005 - - Saw action in opening win over Ball State, recording one solo tackle . . . saw action at Iowa State, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Northern Iowa, but had no statistics . . . saw action at Ohio State, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Illinois, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win at Purdue, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Indiana, but had no statistics . . . did not see action vs. Michigan . . . did not see action at Northwestern . . . saw action in win at Wisconsin, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Minnesota, but had no statistics . . . saw action in Outback Bowl vs. Florida, but had no statistics.


High School honors - - First team all-conference, all-county, all-district, all-Northwest Ohio, all-Ohio and North/South all-state as a senior . . . named first team all-conference and all-county, along with special mention all-Ohio, as a junior . . . Career - - recorded 207 tackles, 81 solo tackles, 13 pass break-ups and four interceptions in prep career . . . had 74 tackles, 43 solo tackles, two interceptions and six pass break-ups as a senior . . . as a running back, rushed 143 times for 815 yards 12 touchdowns as a senior . . . had 17 receptions for 314 yards and one kickoff return for 61 yards . . . also an all-state basketball player.

Personal - - Born 6/25/86 . . . African American Studies major . . . parents are Vicki and Carl Fletcher . . . high school coach was Jeff Whitaker.

Career BestsTackles: 7 vs. Northwestern, 11/04/06Solos: 6 at Minnesota, 11/18/06Assists: 3, twice, last vs. Purdue, 10/7/06PBU: 1, 3 times, last at Minnesota, 11/18/06Forced Fumble: 1 vs. Wisconsin, 11/11/06

Game-by-Game Defensive Stats2005 ________ Solo-Ast. 2006 _________Solo-Ast.Ball State _________ 1-0 Montana ___________0-2at Iowa State _______ 0-0 at Syracuse _________1-0Northern IA ________ 0-0 IA State ____________0-3at Ohio State _______ 0-0 at Illinois ___________0-0Illinois ____________ 0-0 Ohio State __________0-0at Purdue _________ 0-0 Purdue _____________0-3Indiana ___________ 0-0 at Indiana __________1-0Michigan __________DNP at Michigan _________5-0at N’western _______DNP No. Illinois __________4-2at Wisconsin _______DNP N’western ___________5-2Minnesota _________ 0-0 Wisconsin __________2-2Florida (n) _________ 0-0 at Minn. ____________6-0Totals ____________ 1-0 Texas (n) ___________0-0 Totals __________ 24-14

Career StatisticsDefense ___Solo __ Ast. __Total __T/Loss __ Sacks __ Int-Yds. __ PBU ___ FF __ RFFreshman ____ 1 ____ 0 _____ 1 _____ 0/0 ____ 0/0 ______0-0 ______0 _____0 ____0Soph. ______ 24 ____ 14 ____38 ____ 1/3 ____ 0/0 ______0-0 ______4 _____1 ____0Career _____ 25 ____ 14 ____39 ____ 1/3 ____ 0/0 _____ 0-0 ______4 _____1 ____0


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16 - - *Drew GardnerDefensive Back5-10, 178, JuniorCherry Hill, NJ (West HS)

2007 - - Listed as second team cornerback following spring practice.

2006 - - Not listed on depth chart following spring practice . . . saw action in 41-7 season-opening win as defense held Montana to 10 net yards rushing and 144 yards total offense . . . had no statistics vs. Montana . . . saw action on special teams in double overtime win at Syracuse, but had no statistics . .

. saw action on special teams in win over Iowa State, recording one unassisted tackle . .

. saw action on special teams in win at Illinois, but had no statistics . . . saw action on special teams in loss to top-ranked Ohio State, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Purdue, recording one solo tackle . . . saw action on special teams in loss at Indiana, but had no statistics . . . saw action on special teams in loss at Michigan, but recorded no statistics . . . saw action on special teams in win over Northern Illinois, but had no statistics . . . did not see action in loss to Northwestern . . . did not see action in loss to Wisconsin . . . did not see action in loss at Minnesota . . . saw action on special teams vs. Texas in Alamo Bowl, recording one solo tackle and one assist.

2005 - - Transferred to join Iowa program after playing one season at Widener University . . . did not see any game action.

Previous college - - Attended Widener University for one year . . . collected 20 tackles, three interceptions and one punt block while playing for Coach David Wood, helping team post 6-4 overall record in 2004.

High School honors - - second team all-conference as a junior and senior . . . Career - - recorded 97 tackles and 13 interceptions during prep career, while gaining over 2,000 all-purpose yards and collecting 17 touchdown receptions . . . had 42 tackles and six interceptions as a senior, with over 1,000 all-purpose yards and 10 touchdowns . . . had four interceptions and 335 tackles as a junior, with 550 receiving yards and four touchdowns . . . team captain . . . earned three football letters as defensive back and wide receiver and was also track and field letterman while competing in long jump and sprints.

Personal - - Born 4/22/86 . . . Health and Sport Studies major . . . parents are Jamie and William Gardner . . . high school coach was Bernie O’Connor.

Game-By-Game Defensive Stats2006 ________ Solo-Ast.Montana __________ 0-0at Syracuse ________ 0-0IA State ___________ 1-0at Illinois _________ 0-0Ohio State _________ 0-0Purdue ____________ 1-0at Indiana _________ 0-0at Michigan ________ 0-0No. Illinois ________ 0-0N’western _________DNPWisconsin _________DNPat Minn. __________DNPTexas (n) __________ 1-1Totals ____________ 3-1

Career StatisticsDefense ___Solo __ Ast. __Total __T/Loss __ Sacks ___ In-Yd. __ PBU ___ FF __ RFJunior ______ 3 ____ 1 _____ 4 _____ 0/0 ____ 0/0 ______0-0 ______0 _____0 ____0

41 - - *Bryon GattasLinebacker6-1, 233, SeniorMt. Prospect, IL (Harper, IL CC)

Hawk-Item - - Enrolled for 2006 second semester and participated in spring practice.

2007 - - Listed as second team middle linebacker following spring practice.

2006 - - Listed as second team weak side linebacker following spring practice . . . saw action in 41-7 season-opening win

as defense held Montana to 10 net yards rushing and 144 yards total offense . . . did not have any statistics vs. Montana . . . saw action on special teams in double overtime win at Syracuse, but had no statistics . . . saw action on special teams in win over Iowa State, but

had no statistics . . . saw action on special teams in win at Illinois, but had no statistics . . . saw action in loss to top-ranked Ohio State, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Purdue, recording four solo tackles . . . saw action in loss at Indiana, recording one solo tackle . . . saw action in loss at Michigan, recording one assisted tackle . . . saw action in win over Northern Illinois, recording one assisted tackle . . . saw action in loss to Northwestern, but had no statistics . . . saw action in loss to Wisconsin, but had no statistics . . . saw action in loss at Minnesota, but had no statistics . . . saw action in Alamo Bowl vs. Texas, but had no statistics.

Junior College honors - - First team all-region . . . team MVP . . . academic all-American . . . Career - - recorded 110 tackles, six sacks, two interceptions, two forced fumbles and a touchdown as a sophomore . . . played running back during his first season, rushing for 500 yards on 90 attempts with six touchdowns . . . helped lead team to the 2004 NJCAA Non-Scholarship National Championship.

High School honors - - all-conference and all-area as a senior . . . Career - - led Prospect HS to two state championships . . . set single season rushing record with 1,375 yards as a senior.

Personal - - Born 2/18/85 . . . Health and Sport Studies major . . . parents are Michelle and Tom Gattas . . . high school coach was Brent Pearlman.

Game-by-Game Defensive Stats2006 ________ Solo-Ast.Montana __________ 0-0at Syracuse ________ 0-0IA State ___________ 0-0at Illinois _________ 0-0Ohio State _________ 0-0Purdue ____________ 4-0at Indiana _________ 1-0at Michigan ________ 0-1No. Illinois ________ 0-1N’western _________ 0-0Wisconsin _________ 0-0at Minn. __________ 0-0Texas (n) __________ 0-0Totals ____________ 5-2

Career StatisticsDefense ___Solo __ Ast. __Total __T/Loss ___Scks ___ Int-Yds. __ PBU ___ FF __ RFJunior ______ 5 ____ 2 _____ 7 _____ 0/0 ____ 0-0 ______0-0 ______0 _____0 ____0

98 - - *Chad GearyDefensive End6-3, 261, SophomoreTipton, IA (Tipton HS)

2007 - - Listed as second team defensive end following spring practice.

2006 - - Not listed on depth chart following spring practice . . . saw action in 41-7 season-opening win as defense held Montana to 10 net yards rushing and 144 yards total offense . . . recorded one solo tackle for a four-yard loss vs. Montana . . . did not see action in win at Syracuse . . . did not see action

in win over Iowa State . . . did not see action in win at Illinois . . . did not see action in loss to top-ranked Ohio State . . . did not see action in win over Purdue . . . did not see action in loss at Indiana . . . did not see action in loss at Michigan . . . did not see action in win over Northern Illinois . . . saw action in loss to Northwestern, but had no statistics . . . saw action in loss to Wisconsin, recording one solo tackle . . . saw action in loss at Minnesota, recording one solo tackle . . . saw action in Alamo Bowl vs. Texas, but had no statistics.


High school honors - - Earned first team all-state honors as a junior and senior . . . earned defensive MVP honors in his district as a season and competed in Iowa Shrine Bowl following prep career . . . second team all-state as a sophomore . . . first team all-conference for three seasons . . . team captain as a senior . . . Career - - recorded 94 tackles as a senior, including 39 solo stops . . . also had 13 tackles for loss, six pass break-ups, four forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries, one interception and two blocked kicks . . . recorded 81 tackles as a junior . . . helped prep team post 24-6 record in three seasons, including a 18-3 mark in district action . . . earned three letters in football as offensive lineman and linebacker . . . also earned four letters in basketball, golf and baseball.

Personal - - Born 10/21/86 . . . Health and Sport Studies major . . . parents are Beth and Kenny Geary . . . high school coaches were Gary Stamp and Mike Wende.


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Game-by-Game Defensive Stats2005 ________ Solo-Ast.Montana __________ 1-0at Syracuse ________DNPIA State ___________DNPat Illinois _________DNPOhio State _________DNPPurdue ____________DNPat Indiana _________DNPat Michigan ________DNPNo. Illinois ________DNPN’western _________ 0-0Wisconsin _________ 1-0at Minn. __________ 1-0Texas (n) __________ 0-0Totals ____________ 3-0

Career StatisticsDefense ___Solo __ Ast. __Total __T/Loss ___Scks ___ Int-Yds. __ PBU ___ FF __ RFFreshman ____ 3 ____ 0 _____ 3 _____ 1/4 ____ 0/0 ______0-0 ______0 _____0 ____0

90 - - Tyler GerstandtTight End6-6, 248, SophomoreCherokee, IA (Washington HS)




High school honors - - Earned second team all-state honors and all-District recognition as a senior . . . Career - - had 52 receptions for 873 yards and 14 touchdowns as a senior . . . gained 259 yards on 19 receptions as a junior, with five touchdowns . . . earned three letters in football as wide receiver and defensive back . . . team captain as a senior . . . also lettered in basketball (3), baseball (2) and track and field (1).

Personal - - Born 9/30/86 . . . Accounting major . . . parents are Laurie and Denny Gerstandt . . . high school coach was Tony Napierala.

13 - - ***Charles GodfreyDefensive Back6-1, 208, SeniorBaytown, TX (Robert E. Lee HS)

Hawk-Item - - One of three true freshmen to see action in 2004.

2007 - - Listed as first team cornerback following spring practice.

2006 Honors - - Hustle Award, special teams . . . 2006 - - listed as first team cornerback following spring practice . . .

started at cornerback in win over Montana as defense allowed just 144 yards total offense . . . recorded four solo tackles and two assists vs. Montana . . . started at cornerback in double overtime win at Syracuse . . . recorded two solo tackles vs. Syracuse . . . started at cornerback in win over Iowa State . . . recorded eight solo tackles and one pass break-up, matching career-high for tackles in a game . . . started at cornerback in win at Illinois . . . recorded two solo tackles and two pass break-ups vs. Illinois . . . started at cornerback in loss to top-ranked Ohio State . . . recorded career-high 12 tackles vs. OSU, including five solo tackles and seven assists . . . started at cornerback in win over Purdue . . . recorded four solo tackles and one assist vs. Purdue, along with collecting first career interception . . . started at cornerback in loss at Indiana, recording four solo tackles, one assisted tackle and one pass break-up . . . started at cornerback in loss at Michigan, recording nine tackles, including seven solo stops . . . nine tackles vs. Michigan is second highest total in career, behind 12 tackles vs. Ohio State, also this year . . . started at cornerback in win over Northern Illinois as defense allowed just 196 yards total offense . . . recorded seven solo tackles and one assist vs. Northern Illinois . . . started at cornerback in loss to Northwestern . . . recorded nine tackles vs. Northwestern, including four solo stops . . . pass interception and five yard return vs. Northwestern led to Iowa’s only scoring drive . . . started at cornerback in loss to Wisconsin . . . recorded five solo tackles vs. Wisconsin, along with one forced fumble and one pass break-up . . . started at cornerback in loss at Minnesota . . . recorded five tackles vs. Minnesota, including three solo stops and two assists . . . started at cornerback vs. Texas in Alamo Bowl . . . recorded seven tackles vs. Texas, including six solo stops . . . also recorded two tackles for loss and recovered a fumble on special teams vs. Longhorns.

2005 Honors - - Reggie Roby Special Teams Player of the Year . . . 2005 - - saw action in opening win over Ball State, recording four solo tackles . . . saw action at Iowa State, recording two solo tackles . . . saw action in win over Northern Iowa, recording two solo tackles and three assists . . . started at free safety at Ohio State for first start of career . . . recorded six solo tackles and one forced fumble at OSU . . . started at free safety in win over Illinois, recording career-high eight solo tackles . . . started at free safety in win at Purdue . . . recorded two solo tackles and four assists, including one tackle for loss, before leaving game in second half with an injury . . . did not see action in win over Indiana due to injury . . . returned to action vs. Michigan, but had no statistics . . . saw action at Northwestern, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win at Wisconsin, recording one assisted tackle . . . saw action in win over Minnesota, recording two solo tackles as defense held top rushing team in the nation to 129 net rushing yards . . . saw action in Outback Bowl vs. Florida, recording one solo tackle.

2004 Honors - - Next Man In Award, special teams . . . 2004 - - tied for fifth in Big Ten fumble recoveries (two) . . . saw action in 11 games, recording 10 tackles and two recovered fumbles . . . did not see action in opening win over Kent State . . . saw first action of career in win over Iowa State, playing primarily on special teams . . . recorded one solo tackle vs. Iowa State . . . saw action at Arizona State, but had no statistics . . . saw action at Michigan, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Michigan State . . . recorded three solo tackles and one assist . . . recovered a muffed punt at MSU two-yardline to set up final Iowa touchdown in 38-16 win . . . saw action in win over Ohio State but had no statistics . . . saw action in win at Penn State, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win at Illinois, recording one solo tackle and one assist . . . saw action in win over Purdue . . . recorded two solo tackles . . . recovered fumbled punt in first quarter that led to field goal and 10-0 Iowa advantage . . . saw action in win at Minnesota, recording one assisted tackle . . . saw action in win over Wisconsin to clinch share of Big Ten title, but had no statistics . . . saw action in Capital One Bowl win over LSU, but had no statistics. High School honors - - First team all-Greater Houston and all-conference as a senior, along with Class 5A honorable mention all-state . . . named Defensive Player of the Year as a senior . . . selected to play in the Global Junior All-Star Game and the Bayou Bowl . . . Career - - led prep team to an 11-2 record as a senior . . . recorded 90 tackles, two interceptions, six pass break-ups and two blocked punts as a senior . . . also returned kicks and had a 31.5 yard average.

Personal - - Born 11/15/85 . . . Health and Sport Studies major . . . parents are Alice Carter and El Roberson . . . older brother, El Roberson, played quarterback at Kansas State . . . attended same high school as WR James Cleveland . . . high school coach was Dick Olin.

Career BestsTackles: 12 vs. Ohio State, 9/30/06Solos: 8, twice, last vs. Iowa State, 9/16/06Assists: 7 vs. Ohio State, 9/30/06TFLs: 2 vs. Texas, 12/30/06INT: 1, twice, last vs. N’western, 11/4/06FF: 1, twice, last vs. Wisconsin, 11/11/06RF: 1, three times, last vs. Texas, 12/30/06PBU: 2 at Illinois, 9/23/06

Game-By-Game Defensive Stats2004 ________ Solo-Ast. 2005 _________Solo-Ast. 2006 __________Solo-Ast.Kent State _________DNP Ball State ___________4-0 Montana ____________4-2Iowa State _________ 1-0 at Iowa State ________2-0 at Syracuse __________2-0at Ariz. St. ________ 0-0 Northern IA _________2-3 IA State ____________8-0at Michigan ________ 0-0 at Ohio State ________6-0 at Illinois ___________2-0Mich. St. __________ 3-1 Illinois _____________8-0 Ohio State ___________5-7Ohio St. ___________ 0-0 at Purdue ___________2-4 Purdue _____________4-1at Penn St. ________ 0-0 Indiana ___________ Inj. at Indiana ___________4-1at Illinois _________ 1-1 Michigan ___________0-0 at Michigan _________7-2Purdue ____________ 2-0 at N’western ________0-0 No. Illinois __________7-1at Minnesota _______ 0-1 at Wisconsin ________0-1 N’western ___________4-5Wisconsin _________ 0-0 Minnesota __________2-0 Wisconsin ___________5-0LSU (n) ___________ 0-0 Florida (n) __________1-0 at Minn. ____________3-2Totals ____________ 7-3 Totals ___________ 27-8 Texas (n) ____________6-1 Totals ___________ 61-22

Career StatisticsDefense ___Solo __ Ast. __Total __T/Loss __ Sacks ___ In-Yd. __ PBU ___ FF __ RFFreshman ____ 7 ____ 3 _____10 ____ 0/0 ____ 0/0 ______0-0 ______0 _____0 ____2Sophomore _ 27 ____ 8 _____35 ____ 1/1 ____ 0/0 ______0-0 ______0 _____1 ____0Junior _____ 61 ____ 22 ____83 ____ 2/2 ____ 0/0 ______2-5 ______5 _____1 ____1Career _____ 95 ____ 33 ___ 128 ____ 3/3 ____ 0/0 _____ 2-5 ______5 _____2 ____2


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30 - - Brett GreenwoodDefensive Back6-0, 200, Redshirt FreshmanBettendorf, IA (Pleasant Valley HS)

Hawk Item - - Only redshirt freshman named to 2007 Leadership Group.

2007 - - Listed as co-first team cornerback following spring practice.

2006 - - Redshirted after joining squad as a walk-on.

High school honors - - Earned first team all-state honors as a junior and senior as a defensive back . . . first team all-conference as wide receiver and defensive back as a senior . . . first team all conference defensive back and third team all-conference quarterback as a junior . . . third team all-conference defensive back as a sophomore . . . Career - - career totals include 1,076 rushing yards, 686 passing yards and 783 yards receiving . . . totaled 16 rushing touchdowns, eight receiving touchdowns and had four touchdown passes . . . recorded 13 interceptions as free safety . . . as a senior recorded 56 receptions for 783 yards and eight TDs, along with six interceptions on defense . . . passed for 643 yards and rushed for 521 yards as a junior quarterback, with four interceptions on defense . . . holds school record for receptions in a season (56) . . . team captain as a junior and senior . . . earned three varsity letters in football and basketball and four letters in track and field . . . member of prep basketball team that reached Class 4A state championship game as a senior.

Personal - - Born 9/14/87 . . . open major . . . four-year member of prep Honor Roll . . . parents are Michele and Dave Greenwood . . . attended same high school as LB Pat Angerer and WR Colin Sandeman . . . high school coach was Ed Morrissey.

Game-by-Game Defensive Stats2006 ________ Solo-Ast.Montana __________DNPat Syracuse ________DNPIA State ___________DNPat Illinois _________DNPOhio State _________DNPPurdue ____________DNPat Indiana _________DNPat Michigan ________DNPNo. Illinois ________DNPN’western _________DNPWisconsin _________DNPat Minn. __________DNPTexas (n) __________DNPTotals ____________ 0-0

Career StatisticsDefense ___Solo __ Ast. __Total __T/Loss ___Scks ___ Int-Yds. __ PBU ___ FF __ RFFreshman ____ 3 ____ 0 _____ 3 _____ 1/4 ____ 0/0 ______0-0 ______0 _____0 ____0

1 - - Justin GreinerDefensive Back5-10, 190, Redshirt FreshmanWashington, IA (Washington HS)



High school honors - - Earned second team all-state honors as a senior . . . was first team all-conference as a junior and senior . . . team captain as a senior . . . Career - - career totals include 428 rushing attempts for 2,685 yards and 33

touchdowns . . . also had 27 receptions for 249 yards and one score, 31 kickoff returns for 536 yards and 21 punt returns for 264 yards . . . 150 rushing attempts for 1,081 yards and 17 touchdowns as a senior . . . rushed for 1,061 yards as a junior on 202 attempts . . . earned three letters in football as defensive back and running back . . . four-year letterman as track and field sprinter . . . two-time state champion in the 100 meter dash and member of 400-meter relay team that won a state title.

Personal - - Born 8/15/87 . . . Pre-Integrative Physiology major . . . high school Salutatorian with a 3.97 GPA . . . member of National Honor Society . . . parents are Mary Ann and Stephen Greiner . . . high school coach was Chuck Henry.

69 - - Kyle HaganmanOffensive Line6-5, 265, Redshirt FreshmanOsage, IA (Osage HS)



High school honors - - Earned first team all-state honors as a senior by the Des Moines Register and was second team by the Iowa Newspaper Association . . . first team all-conference as a senior . . . team captain as a senior . . . Career - - earned three letters in football while playing end and tackle on defense

and center and tackle on offense . . . also handled long snaps on special teams . . . earned letters in baseball and track and field . . . won Class 2-A state title in the discus and holds school record in that event.

Personal - - Born 3/7/88 . . . Biology major . . . member of National Honor Society and four-year member of prep Honor Roll . . . four-time member of conference all-academic team and also earned academic all-District honors . . . parents are Nancy and Mark Haganman . . . high school coach was Lon Lawler.

36 - - Taylor HerbstDefensive Back6-1, 218, SophomoreDubuque, IA (Senior)



High school honors - - Earned first team all-conference honors as a junior and senior . . . team captain as a senior . . . Career - - earned two letters in football as quarterback and defensive back . . . earned four letters in track, competing in

200, 400 and 800 events . . . completed 92-181 passes for 1,112 yards and 14 touchdowns as a junior, setting school records for completions and attempts in a season . . . completed 62-127 attempts as a senior for 886 yards and 16 touchdowns . . .

Personal - - Born 4/19/87 . . . Biology major . . . member of National Honor Society and earned academic all-conference honors . . . parents are Jane and Kevin Herbst . . . attended same high school as DB Jayme Murphy . . . high school coach was John Osweiler.

44 - - **Mike HumpalLinebacker6-3, 242, SeniorNew Hampton, IA (New Hampton HS)

Hawk-Item - - Earned bachelor’s degree in May, 2007 and is working towards advanced degree . . . ranked seventh in the Big Ten in interceptions per game (.25) in 2006 . . . one of five seniors named to 2007 Leadership Group . . . one of three juniors selected to 2006 Leadership Group.

2007 - - Listed as first team weak side linebacker following spring practice.

2006 - - Listed as first team outside linebacker following spring practice . . . started at outside linebacker in win over Montana as defense allowed just 144 yards total offense . . . recorded two solo tackles and four assists vs. Montana, along with first career interception and a pass break-up . . . started at outside linebacker in double overtime win at Syracuse . . . recorded three solo tackles and two assists vs. Syracuse, including one tackle for a 120-yard loss . . . started at outside linebacker in win over Iowa State . . . recorded seven assisted tackles vs. Iowa State, along with one tackle for loss and one pass break-up . . . started at outside linebacker in win at Illinois . . . recorded two solo tackles and one assist vs. Illinois, with one tackle for loss and one pass break-up . . . started at outside linebacker in loss to top-ranked Ohio State . . . recorded nine tackles vs. OSU, including three solo stops, six assists and one tackle for minus three yards . . . did not see action in win over Purdue due to injury . . . started at outside linebacker in loss at Indiana, recording two solo tackles . . . started at outside linebacker in loss at Michigan . . . recorded two solo tackles and a pass interception vs. Michigan, setting up an Iowa field goal with his second theft


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of the season . . . started at linebacker in win over Northern Illinois as defense allowed just 196 yards total offense . . . recorded one solo tackle and third interception of the season vs. Northern Illinois . . . started at linebacker in loss to Northwestern, recording two solo tackles and three assists . . . started at linebacker in loss to Wisconsin . . . recorded five tackles vs. Wisconsin, including four solo stops . . . started at linebacker in loss at Minnesota, recording two assisted tackles . . . started at linebacker vs. Texas in Alamo Bowl, recording two solo tackles.

2005 Honors - - Academic all-Big Ten . . . 2005 - - saw action in opening win over Ball State, recording four solo tackles and one pass break-up . . . saw action at Iowa State, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Northern Iowa, but had no statistics . . . saw action at Ohio State, recording three solo tackles, including one tackle for loss . . . saw action in win over Illinois, recording three assisted tackles . . . saw action in win at Purdue, recording one solo tackle . . . saw action in win over Indiana . . . recorded career-high six tackles vs. the Hoosiers, including three solo stops and three assisted tackles . . . saw action vs. Michigan, recording one solo tackle . . . saw action at Northwestern, recording two solo tackles and three assisted tackles . . . saw action in win at Wisconsin as defense held Badgers to 276 yards total offense, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Minnesota, but had no statistics as defense held top rushing team in the nation to 129 net rushing yards . . . saw action in Outback Bowl vs. Florida, recording two assisted tackles and one pass break-up.

2004 Honors - - Academic all-Big Ten . . . 2004 - - Saw action in opening win over Kent State, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Iowa State, but had no statistics . . . did not see action at Arizona State after suffering back injury, and missed remainder of the season.


High school honors - - Three-year letterman . . . senior season honors include Des Moines Register Elite first team all-state, first team Des Moines Register linebacker, first team Iowa Newspaper Association running back, first team all-conference running back and punter . . . selected to the 2003 Shrine Bowl… team captain as a senior . . . all-state honorable mention as a junior running back . . . first team all-conference running back junior season . . . Career - - rushed for 2,308 yards and 30 career touchdowns. . . averaged 13 yards per carry early in the season at tailback and also was leading his team in tackles . . . ranked second in the state in rushing in Class 3A as a junior when he rushed for 765 yards . . . recorded 98 tackles, seven for negative yards, as a senior . . . won Class 2A state wrestling title at 215 pounds as a junior. . . placed second in the 110-meter high hurdles at the Class 3A state track meet as a junior, placed eighth in the discus and was a member of 400-meter relay team that qualified for state meet.

Personal - - Born 2/17/85 . . . Health and Sport Studies major . . . earned bachelor’s degree in May, 2007 and is working on advanced degree . . . parents are Nancy and Reggie Humpal . . . high school coach was Scott Frerichs.

Career BestsTackles: 9 vs. Ohio State, 9/30/06Solos: 4, twice, last vs. Wisconsin, 11/11/06Assists: 7 vs. Iowa State, 9/16/06TFLs: 1, 5 times, last vs. No. Ill., 10/28/06INT: 1, 3 times, last vs. No. Ill., 10/28/06PBU: 1, 5 times, last at Illinois, 9/23/06

Game-By-Game Defensive Stats2004 ________ Solo-Ast. 2005 _________Solo-Ast. 2006 __________Solo-Ast.Kent State _________ 0-0 Ball State ___________4-0 Montana ____________2-4Iowa State _________ 0-0 at Iowa State ________0-0 at Syracuse __________3-2at Ariz. St. ________ Inj. Northern IA _________0-0 IA State ____________0-7at Michigan ________ Inj. at Ohio State ________3-0 at Illinois ___________2-1Mich. St. __________ Inj. Illinois _____________0-3 Ohio State ___________3-6Ohio St. ___________ Inj. at Purdue ___________1-0 Purdue ____________ Inj.at Penn St. ________ Inj. Indiana ____________3-3 at Indiana ___________2-0at Illinois _________ Inj. Michigan ___________1-0 at Michigan _________2-0Purdue ____________ Inj. at N’western ________2-3 No. Illinois __________1-0at Minnesota _______ Inj. at Wisconsin ________0-0 N’western ___________2-3Wisconsin _________ Inj. Minnesota __________0-0 Wisconsin ___________4-1LSU (n) ___________ Inj. Florida (n) __________0-2 at Minn. ____________0-2Totals ____________ 0-0 Totals __________ 14-11 Texas (n) ____________2-0 Totals ___________ 23-26

Career StatisticsDefense ___Solo __ Ast. __Total __T/Loss __ Sacks ____ QBH __ In-Yd. _ PBU __FFFreshman ____ 0 ____ 0 _____ 0 _____ 0/0 ____ 0/0 ______ 0 ______ 0-0 ____0 ____0Sophomore _ 14 ____ 11 ____25 ____ 1/1 ____ 0/0 ______ 0 ______ 0-0 ____2 ____0Junior _____ 23 ____ 26 ____49 ____5/17____ 0/0 ______ 0 ______ 3-0 ____3 ____0Career _____ 37 ____ 37 ____74 ___ 6/18 ___ 0/0 ______ 0 ______3-0 ____5 ____0

42 - - Jeremiha HunterLinebacker6-2, 222, Redshirt FreshmanYork, PA (Harrisburg Science and Technology)

2007 - - Listed as second team outside linebacker following spring practice.


High school honors - - USA Today second team all-American . . . PIAA all-Platinum 33 team . . . second team all-state as a senior and sophomore, first-team as a junior . . . three-time first team all-conference selection as a linebacker . .

. first team all-conference as a running back during his junior year, second-team as a sophomore . . . District 3 all-Supreme team as a junior . . . Career - - played linebacker and running back in high school . . . had 3,284 career rushing yards and 58 touchdowns on 460 attempts . . . recorded 133 tackles, five interceptions (two returned for TDs), five sacks and 10 tackles for a loss as a junior.

Personal - - Born 2/9/88 . . . open major . . . parents are Rebecca and Brian Hunter. . . high school coach was George Chaump.

77 - - **Clint HuntrodsLong Snapper6-5, 270, SeniorCollins, IA (CMB HS)

Hawk-Item - - Earned bachelor’s degree in August, 2007 and is working on advanced degree . . . handled all snaps on PAT and field goal attempts throughout the season with no bad snaps.

2007 - - Listed as first team long snapper for placements following spring practice.

2006 - - Listed as short snapper for field goals and PAT following spring practice . . . saw action in 41-7 win over Montana as offense gained 416 yards total offense . . . handled all snaps on five PATs and two field goals . . . saw action in double overtime win at Syracuse . . . handled all snaps on two PATs and three field goals, including 24-yard field goal in first overtime and PAT in second OT . . . saw action in win over Iowa State, handling all snaps on three PATs and two field goals . . . saw action in win at Illinois, handling all snaps on three PATs and one field goal . . . saw action in loss to top-ranked Ohio State, handling all snaps on two PATs and one field goal . . . saw action in win over Purdue . . . handled all snaps on six PAT attempts and two field goals as team scored season-high 47 points . . . handled all snaps on four PAT attempts and two field goal attempts in loss at Indiana . . . handled snaps on two successful field goal attempts in loss at Michigan . . . handled snaps on three field goal attempts and three PAT attempts in win over Northern Illinois . . . handled PAT snap in loss to Northwestern . . . handled snaps on three PAT attempts and one field goal attempt in loss to Wisconsin . . . handled snaps for three PAT attempts and one field goal attempt in loss at Minnesota . . . handled snaps on three PAT attempts and two field goal attempts vs. Texas in Alamo Bowl.

2005 - - Saw action in win over Ball State as offense gained 441 yards total offense . . . handled deep snaps on all eight PAT attempts in 56-0 win . . . saw action at Iowa State, handling deep snap on successful field goal attempt . . . saw action in win over Northern Iowa as offense gained season-best 496 total yards . . . handled deep snaps on all FG and PAT attempts . . . saw action at Ohio State, handling deep snaps on two Iowa field goals . . . saw action in win over Illinois, handling deep snaps on all PAT attempts . . . saw action in win at Purdue, handling deep snaps on all field goal and PAT attempts . . . saw action in win over Indiana, handling deep snaps on all five PAT attempts and one field goal attempt . . . saw action vs. Michigan, handling deep snaps on two PAT attempts and three field goals, including field goal on final play of game to force overtime and field goal in overtime period . . . saw action at Northwestern, handling deep snaps on three PAT attempts and three field goal attempts . . . saw action in win at Wisconsin, handling deep snaps on two PAT attempts and two field goal attempts . . . saw action in win over Minnesota, handling deep snaps on one field goal and seven PAT attempts . . . saw action in Outback Bowl vs. Florida, handling deep snaps on two field goal and three PAT attempts.

2004 - - Did not see any game action.


High school honors - - Senior season honors include Des Moines Register and Iowa Newspaper Association first team all-state, first team all-conference, 2002 Wendy’s High School Heisman for Iowa, defensive MVP and team captain . . . …selected to 2003 Shrine Bowl… first team all-conference as a junior . . . all-conference honorable mention as


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a sophomore . . . won state discus title as a junior . . . Career - - three-year varsity letterman . . . recorded 98 tackles and recovered two fumbles as a senior . . . totaled 61 tackles as a junior, guiding team to a school record for wins in a season. . . three-year basketball letterman and four year track and field standout.

Personal - - Born 12/22/84 . . . Communication Studies major . . . earned bachelor’s degree in August, 2007 and is working on advanced degree . . . parents are Christine and Marvin Huntrods . . . high school coach was Rob Luther.

92 - - ***Kenny IwebemaDefensive End6-4, 267, SeniorArlington, TX (Bowie HS)

Hawk-Item - - Missed all of three games and part of others due to injury before having shoulder surgery . . . returned for Alamo Bowl game vs. Texas.

2007 Pre-season Honors - - Named first team all-Big Ten by Blue Ribbon Magazine . . . third team all-America and all-Big Ten selection by Street & Smith . . . 2007 - - listed as first team defensive end following spring practice.

2006 Pre-season Honors - - Named second team all-America by Street & Smith’s . . . third team all-America by Athlon Sports . . . first team all-Big Ten by The Sporting News, Athlon Sports, Street & Smith’s, Lindy’s and CollegeFootballNews.com . . . all-Big Ten by Blue Ribbon Yearbook . . . named eighth best defensive end in the nation by The Sporting News . . . named 17th best overall player in the Big Ten by CollegeFootballNews.com . . . named to Watch List for Ted Hendricks Defensive End of the Year Award . . . named to Watch List for the Lott Trophy . . . named to Watch List for the Bednarik Award… 2006 - - listed as first team defensive end following spring practice . . . did not see action in opening win over Montana . . . started at defensive end in double overtime win at Syracuse in first action of the season . . . recorded nine solo tackles and two assists at Syracuse for a career-high 11 tackles, including two tackles for loss, two QB sacks and a forced fumble . . . started at defensive end in win over Iowa State . . . recorded one solo tackle and two assists, including a tackle for loss . . . started at defensive end in win at Illinois . . . recorded two solo stops and three assists vs. Illinois, including 1.5 QB sacks for minus 12 yards and a QB pressure . . . started at defensive end in loss to top-ranked Ohio State, recording two assisted tackles and one pass break-up . . . started at defensive end in win over Purdue, recording three solo tackles, one pass break-up and two QB pressures . . . started at defensive end in loss at Indiana, but had no statistics . . . did not see action in loss at Michigan due to injury . . . saw very limited action in win over Northern Illinois, playing just two snaps due to injury . . . did not see action in loss to Northwestern, due to injury . . . had shoulder surgery following Northwestern game and missed final two games of the regular season . . . started at defensive end vs. Texas in Alamo Bowl . . . recorded two solo tackles and one assist vs. Texas.

2006 Honors - - Named pre-season second team all-America by Street & Smith’s . . . pre-season third team all-America by Athlon Sports . . . pre-season first team all-Big Ten by The Sporting News, Athlon Sports, Street & Smith’s, Lindy’s and CollegeFootballNews.com . . . pre-season all-Big Ten by Blue Ribbon Yearbook . . . named eighth best defensive end in the nation by The Sporting News . . . named 17th best overall player in the Big Ten by CollegeFootballNews.com named to pre-season Watch List for Ted Hendricks Defensive End of the Year Award . . . named to pre-season Watch List for the Lott Trophy . . . named to pre-season Watch List for the Bednarik Award.

2005 Honors - - Coaches Appreciation Award, defense . . . first team all-Big Ten by league media . . . honorable mention all-Big Ten by league coaches . . . 2005 - - Tied Iowa single-game record with two blocked kicks (both field goals) in 35-7 win over Illinois . . . ranked seventh in the Big Ten in QB sacks (0.58) for all games and tied for fourth (0.62) in QB sacks for league games only . . . started at defensive end in opening win over Ball State, recording one solo tackle and one assist, including one QB sack . . . started at defensive end at Iowa State, recording nine solo tackles, including one QB sack . . . started at defensive end in win over Northern Iowa, recording two solo tackles, both for negative yards . . . started at defensive end at Ohio State, recording four solo tackles and two assists, including one QB sack and one forced fumble . . . started at defensive end in win over Illinois, recording four solo tackles, one assist and one QB sack . . . tied Iowa single-game record by blocking two field goal attempts in 35-7 win . . . started at defensive end in win at Purdue, recording one assisted tackle . . . started at defensive end in win over Indiana, recording three solo tackles and one assisted tackle, including one QB sack for minus 11 yards . . . started at defensive end vs. Michigan, recording two solo tackles and six assisted tackles . . . started at defensive end at Northwestern, recording one solo tackle and one QB pressure . . . started at defensive end in win at Wisconsin as defense held Badgers to 276 yards total offense . . . recorded three solo tackles at Wisconsin, including two QB sacks and one QB pressure . . . started at defensive end in win over Minnesota as defense held top rushing team in the nation to 129 net rushing yards . . . recorded two solo tackles and four assisted tackles vs. Gophers, including one tackle for loss . . . started at defensive end in Outback Bowl vs. Florida, recording one solo tackle.

2004 - - Saw action in opening win over Kent State, recording one solo tackle . . . saw action in win over Iowa State, but had no statistics as defense held ISU to 66 rushing yards . . . saw action at Arizona State, but had no statistics . . . saw action at Michigan, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Michigan State, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Ohio State, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win at Penn State, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win at Illinois . . . had seven yard KO return following safety in the third quarter . . . saw action in win over Purdue, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win at Minnesota, recording one solo tackle and one assist . . . saw action in win over Wisconsin to clinch share of Big Ten title, but had no statistics . . . saw action in Capital One Bowl win over LSU, but suffered ankle injury early in the game and did not return.

2003 Honors - - Team Leader Award, defense . . . 2003 - - Redshirted.

High school honors - - Ranked as the No. 35 high school defensive end in the country by rivals.com as a prep senior . . . first team all-conference and honorable mention all-state as a senior . . . second team all-conference as a junior… team captain as a senior… Career - - amassed 89 tackles and 15 sacks... recorded 48 tackles, 10 sacks and 18 tackles for loss as a senior… had 30 tackles and four sacks as a junior… three year letterman in football… also a two-year letterman in track (discus).

Personal - - Born 2/6/85 . . . Health and Sport Studies major . . . parents are Veronica and Ken Iwebema, Sr. . . . high school coach was Anthony Criss.

Career BestsTackles: 11 at Syracuse, 9/9/06Solos: 9, twice, last at Syracuse, 9/9/06Assists: 6 vs. Michigan, 10/22/05TFLs: 2, twice, last at Syracuse, 9/9/05Sacks: 2 at Wisconsin, 11/12/05FF: 1, twice, last at Syracuse, 9/9/06PBU: 1, twice, last vs. Purdue, 10/7/06

Game-By-Game Defensive Stats2004 ________ Solo-Ast. 2005 _________Solo-Ast. 2006 __________Solo-Ast.Kent State _________ 1-0 Ball State ___________1-1 Montana ___________ DNPIowa State _________ 0-0 at Iowa State ________9-0 at Syracuse __________9-2at Ariz. St. ________ 0-0 Northern IA _________2-0 IA State ____________1-2at Michigan ________ 0-0 at Ohio State ________4-2 at Illinois ___________2-3Mich. St. __________ 0-0 Illinois _____________4-1 Ohio State ___________0-2Ohio St. ___________ 0-0 at Purdue ___________0-1 Purdue _____________3-0at Penn St. ________ 0-0 Indiana ____________3-1 at Indiana ___________0-0at Illinois _________ 0-0 Michigan ___________2-6 at Michigan ________ Inj.Purdue ____________ 0-0 at N’western ________1-0 No. Illinois __________0-0at Minn. __________ 1-1 at Wisconsin ________3-0 N’western __________ Inj.Wisconsin _________ 0-0 Minnesota __________2-4 Wisconsin __________ Inj.LSU (n) ___________ 0-0 Florida (n) __________1-0 at Minnesota _______ Inj.Totals ____________ 2-1 Totals __________ 32-16 Texas (n) ____________2-1 Totals ___________ 17-10

Career StatisticsDefense ___ Solo _ Ast. _ Total _ T/Loss __Sacks __ In-Yd. _ QBH _ PBU _ FF _ BKFreshman ____ 2 ____ 1 _____ 3 _____0/0 ___ 0/0 _____0-0 _____0 ____0 ___0 ___0Sophomore __ 32 ___ 16 ____48____10/51 __ 7/38 ____0-0 _____2 ____0 ___1 ___2Junior ______ 17 ___ 10 ____27____ 5/18 ___ 4/15 ____0-0 _____3 ____2 ___1 ___0Career ______ 51 ___ 27 ___ 78 ___15/69 _ 11/53 __ 0-0 _____5 ____2 ___2 ___2

48 - - Troy JohnsonLinebacker6-2, 215, Redshirt FreshmanLakeland, FL (Lakeland HS)



High school honors - - Prep Nation all-American . . . first team all-state as a senior, honorable mention as a junior . . . defensive MVP as a senior . . . first team all-county as a senior, second team as a junior . . . 2004 Lakeland HS

Best Defensive Back . . . Career - - Lakeland HS team went 30-0 in his final two years, winning two state championships and the 2005 USA Today National Championship . . . recorded 179 tackles, 48 tackles for loss, four forced fumbles, three blocked kicks and three blocked punts as a senior . . . had 136 tackles, five interceptions and two forced fumbles as a junior . . . had 48 tackles, one interception and one forced fumble as a sophomore . . . team captain as a senior . . . three-year letterman in football and basketball, two-year letterman in baseball.

Personal - - Born 11/29/87 . . . Open major . . . four-year member of prep Honor Roll . . . parents are Kandy and Steve Johnson . . . high school coach was Bill Castle.


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15 - - Derrell Johnson-KoulianosWide Receiver6-1, 205, Redshirt FreshmanCampbell, OH (Cardinal Mooney HS)



High school honors - - Earned first team all-state honors as a junior and senior . . . was first team all-conference for final three years as a prep . . . selected to participate in Ohio vs. Pennsylvania all-star game . . . ranked as ninth best prospect in Ohio as a senior . . . named Ohio MVP in Big 33 all-star

game . . . Career - - led prep team to 12-3 overall record and state runner-up finish as a senior . . . played quarterback and running back during three-year prep career . . . rushed for 1,285 yards and scored 17 touchdowns as a senior while playing in just nine games . . . rushed for 1,470 yards and passed for 1,300 yards as a junior, accounting for 27 touchdowns . . . had 1,350 receiving yards as a sophomore . . . earned team Offensive Player Award as a senior.

Personal - - Born 2/24/87 . . . Pre-Communication Studies major . . . parents are Lauren and Tony Koulianos . . . high school coach was P.J. Fecko.

76 - - **Alex KanellisOffensive Line6-4, 295, JuniorIowa City, IA (West HS)

Hawk-Item - - One of five true freshmen to see action in 2005 . . . moved from defensive line to offensive line during 2007 spring practice.

2007 - - Listed as co-second team right tackle following spring practice.

2006 - - Listed as second team defensive end following spring practice . . . started at defensive end in win over Montana as defensive allowed just 144 yards total offense . . . recorded five assisted tackles vs. Montana, including one tackle for loss, half a sack and a QB pressure . . . saw action in double overtime win at Syracuse, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Iowa State, recording one assisted tackle . . . did not see action in win at Illinois after suffering from bout of appendicitis . . . saw action in loss to top-ranked Ohio State, just seven days after having emergency appendectomy surgery . . . recorded one tackle for loss of three yards vs. Ohio State . . . saw action in win over Purdue, but had no statistics . . . saw action in loss at Indiana, but had no statistics . . . started at defensive end in loss at Michigan, recording one solo tackle and one assisted tackle . . . started at defensive end in win over Northern Iowa as defense allowed just 196 yards total offense . . . recorded three solo tackles and one assist vs. Northern Illinois . . . did not see action in loss to Northwestern . . . started at defensive end in loss to Wisconsin . . . recorded four tackles vs. Wisconsin, including three solo stops and one tackle for loss . . . saw action in loss at Minnesota, recording one solo tackle and one assist . . . did not see action vs. Texas in Alamo Bowl.

2005 - - Saw action in opening win over Ball State, recording two solo tackles, one tackle for loss and a QB pressure . . . saw action at Iowa State, recording one solo tackle . . . saw action in win over Northern Iowa, recording one solo tackle . . . saw action at Ohio State, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Illinois, recording one assisted tackle . . . saw action in win at Purdue, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Indiana, one solo tackle and one assisted tackle, including one tackle for loss . . . did not see action vs. Michigan . . . saw action at Northwestern, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win at Wisconsin at defense held Badgers to 276 yards total offense, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Minnesota, recording two assisted tackles as defense held top rushing team in the nation to 129 net rushing yards . . . saw action in Outback Bowl vs. Florida, but had no statistics.

High school honors - - Earned all-American recognition from SuperPrep, Prep Star and Prep Football Report as a senior . . . Iowa Gatorade Player of the Year as a senior . . . named to Des Moines Register Elite all-state team as a senior . . . earned first team all-state honors as a senior and junior . . . first team all-conference as a senior and junior after earning second team honors as a sophomore . . . ranked as top prospect in Iowa by Iowapreps.com and Rivals.com . . . team captain as a senior . . . Career - - rushed 196 times for 1,250 yards and 12 touchdowns as a senior, while recording 62 tackles on defense . . . recorded 67 tackles as a junior . . . earned three letters in football, playing in the offensive and defensive line and also playing fullback and linebacker . . . also earned four letters in wrestling . . . won state 3-A wrestling title at 215 pounds as a junior . . . missed majority of wrestling season as a senior due to injury.

Personal - - Born 10/11/86 . . . Art major . . . parents are Amy and Mike Kanellis . . . one of nine players from Iowa City on Hawkeye roster . . . attended same high school as OL Richie Amendola, DL Nick Brayton, OL Travis Meade and OL Austin Postler . . . high school coach was Dan Dvorak.

Career BestsTackles: 5 vs. Montana, 9/2/06Solos: 3, twice, last vs. Wisconsin, 11/11/06Assists: 5 vs. Montana, 9/2/06TFLs: 1, 4 times, last vs. Wisconsin, 11/11/06INT: 1 vs. Purdue, 10/7/06Sacks: 1 vs. Ball State, 9/3/05

Game-by-Game Defensive Stats2005 ________ Solo-Ast. 2006 _________Solo-Ast.Ball State _________ 2-0 Montana ___________0-5at Iowa State _______ 1-0 at Syracuse _________0-0Northern IA ________ 1-0 IA State ____________0-1at Ohio State _______ 0-0 at Illinois __________ DNPIllinois ____________ 0-1 Ohio State __________1-0at Purdue _________ 0-0 Purdue _____________0-0Indiana ___________ 1-1 at Indiana __________0-0Michigan __________DNP at Michigan _________1-1at N’western _______ 0-0 No. Illinois __________3-1at Wisconsin _______ 0-0 N’western __________ DNPMinnesota _________ 0-2 Wisconsin __________3-1Florida ____________ 0-0 at Minn. ____________1-1Totals ____________ 5-4 Texas (n) __________ DNP Totals ___________ 9-10

Career StatisticsDefense ___Solo __ Ast. __Total __T/Loss __ Sacks ____ PBU ___ QBH ___ FF __ RFFreshman ____ 5 ____ 4 _____ 9 _____ 2/5 ____ 0/0 ______ 0 _______1 _____0 ____0Sophomore __ 9 ____ 10 ____19 ____ 3/6 ____ 1/1 ______ 0 _______1 _____0 ____0Career _____ 14 ____ 14 ____28 ___ 5/11 ___ 1/1 ______ 0 _______2 _____0 ____0

47 - - **Mitch KingDefensive Line6-3, 264, JuniorBurlington, IA (Burlington HS)

Hawk-Item - - Ranked eighth in the Big Ten and 59th nationally in tackles for loss (1.09) . . . ranked eighth in Big Ten and 79th nationally in QB sacks (.5) . . . one of four sophomores selected to 2006 Leadership Council . . . moved from linebacker to defensive line during 2005 spring practice.

2007 - - Listed as first team defensive tackle following spring practice.

2006 Honors - - Named pre-season first team all-Big Ten by Lindy’s . . . pre-season second team all-Big Ten by Athlon Sports . . . 2006 - - listed as first team defensive tackle following spring practice . . . started at defensive tackle in win over Montana as defense allowed just 144 yards total offense . . . recorded two solo tackles and five assists vs. Montana, including two tackles for loss and 1 1/2 sacks . . . started at defensive tackle in double overtime win at Syracuse . . . recorded eight solo tackles vs. Syracuse, including three tackles for loss and two QB sacks . . . played key role in stopping Syracuse on eight straight plays inside the five-yardline in second overtime . . . started at defensive tackle in win over Iowa State . . . recorded two solo tackles and three assists vs. Iowa State, including 1.5 QB sacks . . . started at defensive tackle in win at Illinois . . . recorded one solo tackle and one assist vs. Illinois, including one sack and one QB pressure . . . started at defensive tackle in loss to top-ranked Ohio State, recording three solo tackles, four assisted tackles and one pass break-up . . . started at defensive tackle in win over Purdue, recording one solo tackle and one pass break-up . . . did not see action in loss at Indiana due to injury . . . returned to action in loss at Michigan, seeing limited action and recording no statistics after missing previous game vs. Indiana . . . started at defensive tackle in win over Northern Illinois as defense allowed just 196 yards total offense . . . recorded five solo tackles and one assist vs. Northern Illinois, including one tackle for loss in return to fulltime action . . . started at defensive tackle in loss to Northwestern . . . recorded six tackles vs. Northwestern, including two solo stops, two tackles for loss and one QB pressure . . . started at defensive tackle in loss to Wisconsin . . . recorded eight tackles vs. Wisconsin, including seven solo stops, including two tackles for loss . . . also recovered a fumble, the first of his career, and had one QB pressure . . . started at defensive tackle in loss at Minnesota . . . recorded three solo tackles and one assist vs. Minnesota, including one tackle for loss . . . started at defensive tackle vs. Texas in Alamo Bowl, recording one solo tackle and one assist.


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2005 Honors - - First team Freshman all-America by rivals.com, Scout.com, collegefootballnews.com and Football Writers Association of America . . . Big Ten Conference all-Freshman team by The Sporting News . . . honorable mention all-Big Ten by league media . . . Big Ten Conference Defensive Player of the Week for his play in win at Wisconsin, becoming first freshman to win that honor on defense this season . . . Hawkeye Hustle Award, defense . . . 2005 - - Tied for fifth in the Big Ten in forced fumbles (0.25) and tied for fourth in forced fumbles (0.25) in league games only . . . saw action in opening win over Ball State, recording three solo tackles and one tackle for loss . . . recorded one caused fumble, which led to an Iowa touchdown in the first half . . . saw action at Iowa State, recording three solo tackles and one assist, including two tackles for loss . . . saw action in win over Northern Iowa, recording eight solo tackles and one assist . . . also had three tackles for loss and second caused fumble of the year . . . earned first career start at Ohio State . . . recorded three solo tackles and three assists at OSU and also had a caused fumble to stop a potential OSU scoring drive . . . started at defensive tackle in win over Illinois, recording five solo tackles, five assists, one forced fumble, one pass break-up and a QB pressure . . . started at defensive tackle in win at Purdue, recording two solo tackles . . . started at defensive tackle in win over Indiana . . . seven tackles vs. the Hoosiers, including four solo stops and one tackle for loss . . . started at defensive tackle vs. Michigan, recording three assisted tackles . . . started at defensive tackle at Northwestern, recording one solo tackle and two assisted tackles . . . started at defensive tackle in win at Wisconsin, earning Big Ten Conference Defensive Player of the Week honors as defense held Badgers to 276 yards total offense . . . recorded five solo tackles and one assisted tackle vs. Badgers, along with two QB sacks, four tackles for loss and one QB pressure . . . started at defensive tackle in win over Minnesota, recording two solo tackles, three assisted tackles and one QB pressure as defense held top rushing team in the nation to 129 net rushing yards . . . started at defensive tackle in Outback Bowl vs. Florida, recording one solo tackle, one assisted tackle and a pass break-up.


High School honors - - Class 4A first team all-state selection by the Des Moines Register and the Iowa Newspaper Association as a senior . . . member of SuperPrep all-Region team . . . first team all-conference as both a linebacker and running back as a senior . . . second team all-conference linebacker as a junior . . . Career - - ended prep career with 1,400 rushing yards . . . rushed for 850 yards as a senior . . . two-year letterman in football and swimming . . . also a letterman in baseball.

Personal - - Born 5/8/86 . . . Health and Sport Studies major . . . parents are Tammy King and Lindsay King . . . high school coach was Ron Glasgow.

Career BestsTackles: 9 vs. Northern Iowa, 9/17/05Solos: 8, twice, last vs. Syracuse, 9/9/06Assists: 5, twice, last vs. Montana, 9/2/06TFLs: 3.5 at Wisconsin, 11/12/05Sacks: 2, twice, last at Syracuse, 9/9/06FF: 1 at Ohio State, 9/24/05Rec. Fumble: 1 vs. Wisconsin, 11/11/06PBU: 1, 5 times, last vs. Ohio St., 9/30/06

Game-by-Game Defensive Stats2005 ________ Solo-Ast. 2006 _________Solo-Ast.Ball State _________ 3-0 Montana ___________2-5at Iowa State _______ 3-1 at Syracuse _________8-0Northern IA ________ 8-1 IA State ____________2-3at Ohio State _______ 2-4 at Illinois ___________1-1Illinois ____________ 5-5 Ohio State __________3-4at Purdue _________ 2-0 Purdue _____________1-0Indiana ___________ 4-3 at Indiana _________ Inj.Michigan __________ 0-3 at Michigan _________0-0at N’western _______ 1-2 No. Illinois __________5-1at Wisconsin _______ 5-1 N’western ___________2-4Minnesota _________ 2-3 Wisconsin __________7-1Florida (n) _________ 1-1 at Minn. ____________3-1Totals __________36-24 Texas (n) ___________1-1 Totals __________ 35-21

Career StatisticsDefense ___Solo __ Ast. __Total __T/Loss __ Sacks ____ PBU ___ QBH ___ FF __ RFFreshman ___ 36 ____ 24 ____60 ___ 11/28 ___ 2/7 ______ 3 _______3 _____3 ____0Sophomore _ 35 ____ 21 ____56 ___ 14/49 ___7/35______ 2 _______3 _____0 ____1Career _____ 71 ____ 45 ___ 116 ___ 25/77 __ 9/42 _____ 5 _______6 _____3 ____1

40 - - ***Mike KlinkenborgLinebacker6-2, 240, SeniorRock Rapids, IA (Central Lyon HS)

Hawk-Item - - One of five seniors named to 2007 Leadership Group . . . his 129 tackles in 2006 ranks as 17th-best single season total at Iowa . . . ranked second in the Big Ten and eighth in the nation in tackles per game (10.8) in 2006, recording 10 or more tackles in nine of 12 games . . . suffered injury during pre-bowl practice and did not see action in Alamo Bowl vs. Texas . . . one of two sophomores selected to 2005 Leadership Group.

2007 Pre-season Honors - - Named to pre-season Lott Trophy Watch List . . . 2007 - - listed as first team middle linebacker following spring practice.

2006 Honors - - Selected as first team academic all-American and first team District VII academic all-American . . . Permanent Team Captain . . . Most Valuable Player, defense . . . named second team all-Big Ten by conference media . . . honorable mention all-Big Ten by league coaches . . . named Walter Camp Foundation national Defensive Player of the Week for his play in win over Iowa State, helping Hawkeyes post win just six days after the passing of his father . . . 2006 - - listed as first team middle linebacker following spring practice . . . started at linebacker in opening win over Montana as defense allowed just 144 yards total offense . . . led team with career-best 11 tackles vs. Montana, including two solo stops and nine assists . . . started at linebacker in double overtime win at Syracuse . . . recorded career-best 12 tackles vs. Syracuse, including eight solo stops . . . played key role in stopping Syracuse on eight straight plays from inside the five-yardline in second overtime . . . started at linebacker in win over Iowa State . . . recorded three solo tackles and five assisted stops vs. Iowa State, along with one tackle for loss . . . started at linebacker in win at Illinois . . . recorded three solo stops and seven assisted tackles vs. Illinois, along with one pass break-up . . . started at linebacker in loss to top-ranked Ohio State . . . recorded career-high 13 tackles vs. OSU, including two solo tackles and 11 assists . . . started at linebacker in win over Purdue . . . recorded nine solo tackles and three assisted tackles, along with one tackle for loss . . . has 10 or more tackles in five of first six games . . . started at linebacker in loss at Indiana . . . recorded five solo tackles and two assists vs. Indiana, including one tackle for loss and one fumble recovery that led to Iowa’s second touchdown of the game . . . started at linebacker in loss at Michigan . . . recorded seven tackles vs. Michigan, including six solo stops and one pass break-up . . . started at linebacker in win over Northern Illinois as defense allowed just 196 yards total offense . . . seven solo tackles and four assists vs. Northern Illinois, including one tackle for loss and a recovered fumble . . . started at linebacker in loss to Northwestern . . . recorded career-high 16 tackles vs. Northwestern, including five solo and 11 assists . . . also had one QB sack for minus seven yards . . . started at linebacker in loss to Wisconsin . . . recorded 12 tackles vs. Wisconsin, including six solo stops and one tackle for loss . . . started at linebacker in loss at Minnesota . . . recorded five solo tackles and five assisted tackles vs. Minnesota . . . did not see action vs. Texas in Alamo Bowl due to injury.

2005 Honors - - District VII first team academic all-American . . . academic all-Big Ten . . . Hawkeye Hustle Award, special teams . . . 2005 - - Saw action in opening win over Ball State, recording one solo tackle and one assist . . . saw action at Iowa State, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Northern Iowa, but had no statistics . . . saw action at Ohio State, recording one solo tackle and one assist . . . saw action in win over Illinois, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win at Purdue, recording two solo tackles . . . saw action in win over Indiana, seeing limited action due to injury and recording no statistics . . . saw action vs. Michigan, but had no statistics . . . saw action at Northwestern, recording one solo tackle . . . saw action in win at Wisconsin as defense held Badgers to 276 yards total offense, recording one solo tackle . . . saw action in win at Minnesota, recording one solo tackle and two assisted tackles as defense held top rushing team in the nation to 129 net rushing yards . . . did not see action in Outback Bowl vs. Florida.

2004 - - Played in six games, recording five tackles . . . saw action in opening win over Kent State, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Iowa State, recording two solo tackles . . . saw action at Arizona State, but had no statistics . . . did not see action at Michigan . . . saw action in win over Michigan State, recording two solo tackles and one assist . . . saw action in win over Ohio State, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win at Penn State, but had no statistics . . . did not see action in win at Illinois . . . did not see action in win over Purdue . . . did not see action in win at Minnesota . . . did not see action in win over Wisconsin . . . did not see action in Capital One Bowl win over LSU.


High school honors - - Earned all-state honorable mention as a junior . . . selected to 2003 Shrine Bowl… senior season accomplishments included team captain, Iowa Newspaper Association first team all-state, Des Moines Register Elite first team all-state and first team Super Prep all-region . . . Career - - three-year varsity career totals include 417 tackles, six interceptions, three blocked kicks, 10 forced fumbles, 11 fumble recoveries and six sacks . . . recorded 162 tackles, three sacks and one interception at the middle linebacker position as a senior . . . rushed for 701 yards on 122 attempts


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. . . caught nine passes for 132 yards . . . recorded 144 tackles, two QB sacks and two interceptions as a junior outside linebacker. . . recorded 111 tackles, three interceptions and one sack as a sophomore safety . . . also competes in basketball, baseball and track and field, with a best of 6-7 in the high jump.

Personal - - Born 1/19/85 . . . Elementary Education major . . . carried a 3.98 GPA and ranked first in his class academically . . . National Honor Society member . . . parents are Mary and Myron Klinkenborg . . . high school coach was Toby Lorenzon.

Career BestsTackles: 16 vs. Northwestern, 11/4/06Solos: 9 vs. Purdue, 10/7/06Assists: 11, twice, last vs. N’western, 11/4/06TFLs: 1, 5 times, last vs. Wisconsin, 11/11/06INT: 1 vs. Purdue, 10/7/06FR: 1, twice, last vs. No. Ill., 10/28/06PBU: 1, twice, last at Michigan, 10/21/06

Game-By-Game Defensive Stats2004 ________ Solo-Ast. 2005 _________Solo-Ast. 2006 __________Solo-Ast.Kent State _________ 0-0 Ball State ___________1-1 Montana ____________2-9Iowa State _________ 2-0 at Iowa State ________0-0 at Syracuse __________8-4at Ariz. St. ________ 0-0 Northern IA _________0-0 IA State ____________3-5at Michigan ________DNP at Ohio State ________1-1 at Illinois ___________3-7Mich. St. __________ 2-1 Illinois _____________0-0 Ohio State __________2-11Ohio St. ___________ 0-0 at Purdue ___________2-0 Purdue _____________9-3at Penn St. ________ 0-0 Indiana ____________0-0 at Indiana ___________5-2at Illinois _________DNP Michigan ___________0-0 at Michigan _________6-1Purdue ____________DNP at N’western ________1-0 No. Illinois __________7-4at Minnesota _______DNP at Wisconsin ________1-0 N’western __________5-11Wisconsin _________DNP Minnesota __________1-2 Wisconsin ___________6-6LSU (n) ___________DNP Florida (n) _________ DNP at Minn. ____________5-5Totals ____________ 4-1 Totals ____________ 7-4 Texas (n) ___________ Inj. Totals ___________ 61-68

Career StatisticsDefense ___ Solo _ Ast. _ Total _ T/Loss __Sacks __ In-Yd. _ QBH _ PBU _ FF _ RFFreshman ____ 4 ____ 1 _____ 5 _____0/0 ___ 0/0 _____0-0 _____0 ____0 ___0 ___0Sophomore __ 7 ____ 4 _____11_____0/0 ___ 0/0 _____0-0 _____0 ____0 ___0 ___0Junior ______ 61 ___ 68 ___ 129 ___ 6/13 ___ 1/7 _____0-0 _____0 ____2 ___0 ___2Career ______ 72 ___ 73 ___ 145 ___ 6/13 ___ 1/7 ____ 0-0 _____0 ____2 ___0 ___2

95 - - Karl KlugDefensive End6-4, 235, Redshirt FreshmanCaledonia, MN (Caledonia HS)



High school honors - - First team all-state as a senior, honorable mention as a junior . . . Minnesota Vikings all-state team . . . La Crosse Tribune Player of the Year . . . two-time first team all-conference . . . Player of the Year as

a senior . . . two-time Winona Daily News all-Area team . . . Minnesota “Mr. Football” finalist . . . Career - - recorded 77 tackles, 20 quarterback sacks, 30 quarterback hurries and three fumbles as a senior . . . also had 1,212 yards rushing and 15 touchdowns . . . had 89 tackles, 18 sacks and 22 quarterback hurries as a junior . . . recorded 15 sacks as a sophomore . . . team captain . . . three-year letterman in football and wrestling, two-year letterman in track . . . qualified for the state tournament in football, wrestling and track.

Personal - - Born 3/31/88 . . . Open major . . . parents are Mary and Dan Klug . . . high school coach was Carl Fruechte.

67 - - Josh KoeppelOffensive Line/Long Snaps6-1, 260, Redshirt FreshmanIowa City, IA (City HS)



High school honors - - Named to Elite all-state first team as a senior offensive lineman . . . earned first team all-conference honors as a junior and senior . . . named Division Player of the Year in the Mississippi Valley Conference . . . Career - - earned three football letters as offensive and

defensive lineman . . . helped prep team reach state semi-finals as a senior . . . also earned three letters in wrestling and track and field, serving as team captain in all three sports as a senior.

Personal - - Born 6/7/88 . . . Science Education major . . . one of nine players from Iowa City on Iowa roster . . . attended same high school as WR Ben Evans and TE Michael Sabers . . . parents are Barbara Herring and Thomas Koeppel . . . high school coach was Dan Sabers.

53 - - **Matt KroulDefensive Line6-3, 277, JuniorMount Vernon, IA (Mount Vernon HS)

Hawk-Item - - One of three juniors named to 2007 Leadership Group . . . one of four sophomores selected to 2006 Leadership Group . . . one of two redshirt freshmen selected to 2005 Leadership Group.

2007 - - Listed as first team defensive tackle following spring practice.

2006 pre-season Honors - - Pre-season third team all-Big Ten by Athlon Sports . . . 2006 - - listed as first team defensive tackle following spring practice . . . started at defensive tackle in opening win over Montana as defense allowed just 144 yards total offense . . . recorded one assisted tackle vs. Montana . . . started at defensive tackle in double overtime win at Syracuse . . . recorded one solo tackle and one assisted stop vs. Syracuse and played a key role in stopping Syracuse on eight straight plays inside the five-yardline in second overtime . . . started at defensive tackle in win over Iowa State . . . record one solo stop and six assisted tackles vs. Iowa State, including one tackle for loss . . . started at defensive tackle in win at Illinois . . . recorded two solo tackles and three assists vs. Illinois, along with a QB sack and one QB pressure . . . started at defensive tackle in loss to top-ranked Ohio State . . . recorded two solo tackles and five assisted tackles vs. OSU, including two tackles for loss and one QB sack . . . started at defensive tackle in win over Purdue . . . recorded two solo tackles and one assisted tackle vs. Purdue, with one tackle for loss . . . started at defensive tackle in loss at Indiana . . . recorded season-high eight tackles vs. Indiana, including five solo stops, and had one forced fumble . . . started at defensive tackle in loss at Michigan, recording two solo tackles and a pass break-up . . . started at defensive tackle in win over Northern Illinois as defense allowed just 196 yards total offense . . . recorded one solo tackle vs. Northern Illinois . . . started at defensive tackle in loss to Northwestern, recording six assisted tackles . . . started at defensive tackle in loss to Wisconsin . . . recorded career-high 10 tackles vs. Wisconsin, including five solo stops . . . started at defensive tackle in loss at Minnesota . . . recorded three solo tackles and three assists vs. Minnesota, including one QB sack and also had one pass break-up . . . started at defensive tackle vs. Texas in Alamo Bowl, recording one assisted tackle.

2005 Honors - - Academic all-Big Ten . . . Hawkeye Hustle Award, defense . . . 2005 - - started at tackle in opening win over Ball State, recording one solo tackle . . . started at tackle at Iowa State, recording two solo tackles and one assist . . . started at tackle in win over Northern Iowa, but had no statistics . . . started at tackle at Ohio State, recording one solo tackle and two assists . . . started at tackle in win over Illinois, three solo tackles and three assists, including one tackle for loss . . . started at tackle in win at Purdue, recording three solo tackles, one assist, one QB sack and a pass breakup . . . started at defensive tackle in win over Indiana . . . recorded a career-high nine tackles vs. the Hoosiers, including seven solo stops, two tackles for loss and one QB sack . . . started at defensive tackle vs. Michigan, recording four solo tackles and four assisted tackles . . . started at defensive tackle at Northwestern . . . collected first career interception and five yard return vs. Wildcats, along with recording one solo tackle, four assisted tackles and one tackle for loss . . . started at defensive tackle in win at Wisconsin as defense held Badgers to 276 yards total offense . . . recorded one solo tackle, one assisted tackle and one QB pressure . . . started at defensive tackle in win over Minnesota, recording four assisted tackles and one QB pressure as defense held top rushing team in the nation to 129 net rushing yards . . . started at defensive tackle in Outback Bowl vs. Florida, recording one solo tackle and two assists.


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High School honors - - Named an Elite and first team all-state selection by the Des Moines Register as a senior . . . first team all-state as a junior and second team as a sophomore . . . three-time first team all-conference selection . . . Career - - ended prep career with 212 unassisted tackles, 123 assisted tackles, seven tackles for loss, three interceptions and three blocked kicks . . . recorded 116 total tackles (77 unassisted) as a senior . . . as a running back, totaled 2,019 rushing yards and 36 touchdowns in two seasons.

Personal - - Born 2/25/86 . . . Health and Sport Studies major . . . academic all-state honoree . . . member of Mount Vernon Honor Society and National Honor Society . . . parents are Kaylene and John Kroul . . . high school coach was Jim Bellamy.

Career BestsTackles: 10 vs. Wisconsin, 11/11/06Solos: 7 vs. Indiana, 9/15/05Assists: 6, twice, last vs. N’western, 11/4/06TFLs: 2, twice, last at Indiana, 10/14/06INT: 1 at Northwestern, 11/5/05FF: 1 at Indiana, 10/14/06PBU: 1, 3 times, last at Minnesota, 11/18/06

Game-by-Game Defensive Stats2005 ________ Solo-Ast. 2006 _________Solo-Ast.Ball State _________ 1-0 Montana ___________0-1at Iowa State _______ 2-1 at Syracuse _________1-1Northern Iowa ______ 0-0 IA State ____________1-6at Ohio State _______ 1-2 at Illinois ___________2-3Illinois ____________ 3-3 Ohio State __________2-5at Purdue _________ 3-1 Purdue _____________2-1Indiana ___________ 7-2 at Indiana __________5-3Michigan __________ 4-4 at Michigan _________2-0at N’western _______ 1-4 No. Illinois __________1-0at Wisconsin _______ 1-1 N’western ___________0-6Minnesota _________ 0-4 Wisconsin __________5-5Florida (n) _________ 1-2 at Minn. ____________3-3Totals __________24-24 Texas (n) ___________0-1 Totals __________ 24-35

Career StatisticsDefense ___ Solo _ Ast. _ Total _ T/Loss __Sacks __ In-Yds. _ PBU _ QBH _ FF _ RFFreshman ____ 24 ___ 24 ____48_____5/9 ___ 2/4 _____1-5 _____1 ____2 ___0 ___0Sophomore __ 24 ___ 35 ____59____ 6/17 ___ 3/13 ____0-0 _____2 ____1 ___1 ___0Career ______ 48 ___ 59 ___ 107 ___11/26 __ 5/17 ___ 1-5 _____3 ____3 ___1 ___0

20 - - Nick KuchelDefensive Back5-11, 195, Redshirt FreshmanKingsley, IA (Kingsley-Pierson HS)



High school honors - - earned third team all-state honors as a junior and senior . . . first team all-conference as a junior and senior . . . second team all-conference as a sophomore after earning honorable mention recognition as a freshman . .

. Career - - holds school rushing record with 1,704 yards as a senior . . . rushed for 1,500 yards as a junior and gained 900 yards as a sophomore . . . team captain as junior and senior . . . earned four letters in football as running back and defensive back . . . earned four letters in track and field and holds school records in 100- and 200-meter dashes, 110-meter high hurdles, 400-meter low hurdles and as member of 400-meter relay team . . . won Drake Relays title in 110-meter high hurdles as a sophomore.

Personal - - Born 7/25/87 . . . Pre-Athletic Training major . . . parents are Shari and Kevin Kuchel . . . high school co-coaches were Scott Bailey and Randy Weise.

68 - - Andy KuempelOffensive Line6-7, 295, SophomoreCedar Rapids, IA (Linn-Mar HS)

2007 - - Listed as first team left guard following spring practice.

2006 - - Listed as second team left tackle following spring practice . . . did not see action in opening win over Montana . . . did not see action in win at Syracuse . . . did not see action in win over Iowa State . . . did not see action in win at Illinois . . . did not see action in loss to top-ranked Ohio State . . . saw

action in offensive line in win over Purdue as offense posted season high marks in points (47), rushing yards (286) and total offense (539) . . . did not see action in loss at Indiana . . . did not see action in loss at Michigan . . . did not see action in win over Northern Illinois . . . did not see action in loss to Northwestern . . . did not see action in loss to Wisconsin . . . did not see action in loss at Minnesota . . . did not see action vs. Texas in Alamo Bowl.


High school honors - - Named to Des Moines Register Elite all-state team as a senior . . . named first team all-state in Class 4A by Des Moines Register and was second team selection by Iowa Newspaper Association . . . selected to compete in 2005 Iowa Shrine Bowl . . . earned first team all-conference honors as a senior and was honorable mention as a junior . . . selected by teammates as Most Valuable Lineman on both offense and defense . . . Career - - played offensive tackle as a senior after playing primarily as a tight end earlier in his prep career . . . two-year football letterman while starting on both offense and defense for two seasons . . . starter on prep basketball team that won state title his junior season and placed second at state his senior year . . . honorable mention all-conference in basketball as a junior and was named to Iowa Basketball Coaches Association Junior Select team in 2003 . . . basketball team captain as a senior.

Personal - - Born 10/15/86 . . . History major . . . parents are Deena and Dan Kuempel . . . one of four players from Cedar Rapids on team . . . high school coaches were Bob Read and Chad Schumacher.

72 - - Mark MahmensDefensive Line6-3, 255, SophomoreGoose Lake, IA (Northeast HS)



High school honors - - Earned first team all-state honors as a junior and senior and was second team selection as a sophomore . . . earned first team all-conference honors for

three seasons . . . Career - - helped prep team post 17-3 record over final two seasons . . . recorded 464 career tackles and five interceptions . . . collected 115 tackles and one interception as a senior . . . team captain as junior and senior . . . earned four letters as linebacker and center . . . also lettered in baseball, track and field and wrestling, advancing to state wrestling tournament as a heavyweight.

Personal - - Born 9/30/86 . . . Health and Sport Studies major . . . parents are Shelly and Mark Mahmens . . . his father, Mark, was a three-year Iowa football letterman from 1977-79 . . . high school coach was Jeremy Mosier.

99 - - ***Bryan MattisonDefensive End6-3, 272, SeniorMishawaka, IN (Penn HS)

Hawk-Item - - Ranked fourth in the Big Ten and 21st nationally in forced fumbles (.31) in 2006 . . . ranked eighth in the Big Ten and 79th nationally in QB sacks (.5) . . . one of five seniors named to 2007 Leadership Group . . . one of three juniors selected to 2006 Leadership Group . . . one of two sophomores selected to 2005 Leadership Group.

2007 - - Listed as first team defensive end after spring practice.

2006 Honors - - Permanent Team Captain . . . Hustle Team Award, defense . . . honorable mention all-Big Ten by league coaches and media . . . 2006 - - listed as first team defensive end following spring practice . . . started at defensive end in opening win over Montana as defense allowed just 144 yards total offense . . . recorded four solo tackles and three assists


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vs. Montana, including three tackles for loss, one QB sack and one QB pressure . . . started at defensive end in double overtime win at Syracuse . . . recorded one solo tackle and two assisted tackles at Syracuse, along with one pass break-up . . . played key role in stopping Syracuse on eight straight plays inside the five-yard line in second overtime, making the initial hit on fourth and goal play that lost yardage . . . started at defensive end in win over Iowa State . . . recorded two assisted tackles vs. Iowa State, including one QB sack . . . started at defensive end in win at Illinois . . . recorded two solo tackles and three assists vs. Illinois, including one tackle for loss, one forced fumble and a pass break-up . . . started at defensive end in loss to top-ranked Ohio State . . . recorded two solo tackles and six assisted stops vs. OSU, along with one forced fumble . . . started at defensive end in win over Purdue . . . recorded one solo tackle vs. Purdue, an 11-yard sack that took Purdue out of scoring position on a crucial third down play in the third period . . . started at defensive end in loss at Indiana . . . recorded three solo tackles vs. Indiana, including QB sack and caused fumble that led to Iowa’s second touchdown . . . started at defensive end in loss at Michigan . . . recorded four solo tackles and one assist at Michigan, including two QB sacks for minus 26 yards . . . also had forced fumble, his fourth of the season . . . started at defensive end in win over Northern Illinois as defense allowed just 196 yards total offense . . . recorded four solo tackles and five assists vs. Northern Illinois, along with two pass break-ups . . . started at defensive end in loss to Northwestern . . . recorded eight tackles vs. Northwestern, including four solo stops and three QB pressures . . . started at defensive end in loss to Wisconsin . . . recorded five tackles vs. Wisconsin, including four solo stops and one tackle for loss . . . also had one QB sack and a pass break-up . . . started at defensive end in loss at Minnesota, recording one solo tackle and one assist . . . started at defensive end vs. Texas in Alamo Bowl, recording one solo tackle and one pass break-up.

2005 Honors - - Hawkeye Hustle Award, defense . . . 2005 - - Started at defensive end in opening win over Ball State, recording three solo tackles, two assists, one QB sack and a QB pressure . . . started at defensive end at Iowa State, recording one solo tackle . . . started at defensive end in win over Northern Iowa, collecting one solo tackle and one assist . . . started at defensive end at Ohio State, recording two solo tackles and two assists . . . started at defensive end in win over Illinois, recording three solo tackles and three assists . . . also had two tackles for loss vs. Illinois and one QB sack . . . started at defensive end in win at Purdue, recording two solo tackles and one assisted tackle . . . started at defensive end in win over Indiana . . . recorded career-high nine tackles vs. the Hoosiers, including seven solo tackles, two tackles for loss, one QB sack and a pass break-up . . . started at defensive end vs. Michigan, recording four solo tackles and one assisted tackle . . . also recorded two tackles for loss, one QB pressure and recovered a Wolverine fumble, the first recovery of his career . . . started at defensive end at Northwestern, recording one assisted tackle and one QB pressure . . . started at defensive end in win at Wisconsin, recording two solo tackles, including one tackle for loss . . . started at defensive end in win over Minnesota, recording two solo tackles, one assisted tackle and one QB pressure as defense held top rushing team in the nation to 129 net rushing yards . . . started at defensive end in Outback Bowl vs. Florida, recording three solo tackles and two assists . . . also had two tackles for loss and one QB sack.

2004 Honors - - Freshman all-Big Ten by The Sporting News . . . one of two redshirt freshman selected to team Leadership Council for 2004 season . . . 2004 - - Saw action in all 12 games, recording five tackles, one tackle for loss and one pass break-up . . . saw action in opening win over Kent State, recording one solo tackle for a minus two yards . . . saw action in win over Iowa State, but had no statistics . . . saw action at Arizona State, recording one solo tackle and one assist . . . saw action at Michigan, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Michigan State, recording one solo tackle and one pass break-up . . . saw action in win over Ohio State, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win at Penn State, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win at Illinois, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Purdue, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win at Minnesota, recording one solo tackle . . . saw action in win over Wisconsin to clinch share of Big Ten title, but had no statistics . . . saw action in Capital One Bowl win over LSU, but had no statistics.

2003 Honors - - Team Leader Award, defense . . . 2003 - - redshirted.

High school honors - - Associated Press first team all-state selection . . . named one of top 50 players in the State of Indiana by Indiana Football Coaches Association . . . voted best prep defensive lineman in Indiana by Indianapolis Star . . . participated in the All-American Bowl for high school players in January at the Alamo-Dome . . . 2002 Indiana Mr. Football – Defensive Line… 2002 Region II MVP… named to Bloomington Herald-Times Big 33 Team . . . South Bend Tribune All-Area and Dream Team… Career - - collected 70 tackles as a senior, including 41 solo tackles and 23 assists . . . had 16 tackles for loss and seven QB sacks, helping prep team post 12-1 record and win Class 5-A sectional championship . . . recorded 49 solo tackles and assisted on 36 more as a junior . . . two-year starter… also first team all-state in rugby… led his rugby team to a 2002 Indiana Championship.

Personal - - Born 5/15/84 . . . Health and Sport Studies major . . . parents are Ann and Greg Mattison . . . father is co-defensive coordinator and defensive line coach at Florida . . . high school coach was Chris Geesman.

Career BestsTackles: 9, twice, last vs. Northern Ill., 10/28/06Solos: 7 vs. Indiana, 10/15/05Assists: 6 vs. Ohio State, 9/30/06TFLs: 3 vs. Montana, 9/2/06Sacks: 2 at Michigan, 10/21/06FF: 1, 4 times, last at Michigan, 10/21/06FR: 1 vs. Michigan, 10/22/05PBU: 2 vs. Northern Illinois, 10/28/06

Game-by-Game Defensive Stats2004 ________ Solo-Ast. 2005 _________Solo-Ast. 2006 __________Solo-Ast.Kent State _________ 1-0 Ball State ___________3-2 Montana ____________4-3Iowa State _________ 0-0 at Iowa State ________1-0 at Syracuse __________1-2at Ariz. St. ________ 1-1 Northern IA _________1-1 IA State ____________0-2at Michigan ________ 0-0 at Ohio State ________2-2 at Illinois ___________2-3Mich. St. __________ 1-0 Illinois _____________3-3 Ohio State ___________2-6Ohio St. ___________ 0-0 at Purdue ___________2-1 Purdue _____________1-0at Penn St. ________ 0-0 Indiana ____________7-2 at Indiana ___________3-0at Illinois _________ 0-0 Michigan ___________4-1 at Michigan _________4-1Purdue ____________ 0-0 at N’western ________0-1 No. Illinois __________4-5at Minnesota _______ 1-0 at Wisconsin ________2-0 N’western ___________4-4Wisconsin _________ 0-0 Minnesota __________2-1 Wisconsin ___________4-1LSU (n) ___________ 0-0 Florida (n) __________3-2 at Minn. ____________1-1Totals ____________ 4-1 Totals __________ 30-16 Texas (n) ____________1-0 Totals ___________ 31-28

Career StatisticsDefense ___ Solo _ Ast. _ Total _ T/Loss __Sacks __ In-Yd. _ QBH _ PBU _ FF _ RFFreshman ____ 4 ____ 1 _____ 5 _____1/2 ___ 0/0 _____0-0 _____0 ____1 ___0 ___0Sophomore __ 30 ___ 16 ____46____10/30 __ 4/19 ____0-0 _____5 ____1 ___0 ___1Junior ______ 31 ___ 28 ____59____11/74 __ 7/57 ____0-0 _____4 ____6 ___4 ___0Career ______ 65 ___ 45 ___ 110 __ 22/106 _ 11/76 __ 0-0 _____9 ____8 ___4 ___1

90 - - Grant McCrackenDefensive Line6-3, 250, JuniorAnkeny, IA (Ankeny HS)


2006 - - Not listed on depth chart following spring practice . . . saw action in 41-7 season-opening win as defense held Montana to 10 net yards rushing and 144 yards total offense . . . had no statistics vs. Montana . . . did not see action in win at Syracuse . . . did not see action in win over Iowa State . . . did not see action in win at Illinois . . . did not see action in

loss to top-ranked Ohio State . . . did not see action in win over Purdue . . . did not see action in loss at Indiana . . . did not see action in loss at Michigan . . . did not see action in win over Northern Illinois . . . did not see action in loss to Northwestern . . . did not see action in loss to Wisconsin . . . did not see action in loss at Minnesota . . . did not see action vs. Texas in Alamo Bowl.

2005 - - Saw action in opening win over Ball State, recording one assisted tackle . . . did not see action at Iowa State . . . did not see action in win over Northern Iowa . . . did not see action at Ohio State . . . did not see action in win over Illinois . . . did not see action in win at Purdue . . . did not see action in win over Indiana . . . did not see action vs. Michigan . . . did not see action at Northwestern . . . did not see action in win at Wisconsin . . . saw action in win over Minnesota, but had no statistics as defense held top rushing team in the nation to 129 net rushing yards.


High School honors - - Named an Elite and Class 4A first team all-state selection by the Des Moines Register . . . also a first team all-state selection by the Iowa Newspaper Association . . . 2004 Shrine Bowl participant . . . Elite all-conference selection as a senior . . . first team all-conference as a junior and senior . . . second team all-state by Iowa Newspaper Association as a junior . . . Career - - helped lead prep team to three-consecutive state semi-final games (2001-03) . . . recorded 173 tackles, 20 tackles for loss, 14 quarterback sacks, nine pass break-ups, five forced fumbles, three fumble recoveries and one interceptions in two-year varsity career . . . recorded 81 tackles, 14 tackles for loss and seven quarterback sacks as a senior.

Personal - - Born 1/16/86 . . . Economics major . . . parents are Mary and Darwin McCracken . . . three-time academic all-conference honoree . . . four-year member of prep Honor Roll . . . attended same high school as WR Andy Brodell . . . high school coach was Jerry Pezzetti.


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Game-by-Game Defensive Stats2005 ________ Solo-Ast. 2006 _________Solo-Ast.Ball State _________ 0-1 Montana ___________0-0at Iowa State _______DNP at Syracuse ________ DNPNorthern IA ________DNP IA State ___________ DNPat Ohio State _______DNP at Illinois __________ DNPIllinois ____________DNP Ohio State _________ DNPat Purdue _________DNP Purdue ____________ DNPIndiana ___________DNP at Indiana _________ DNPMichigan __________DNP at Michigan ________ DNPat N’western _______DNP No. Illinois _________ DNPat Wisconsin _______DNP N’western __________ DNPMinnesota _________ 0-0 Wisconsin _________ DNPFlorida (n) _________DNP at Minn. ___________ DNPTotals ____________ 0-1 Texas (n) __________ DNP Totals ____________ 0-0

Career StatisticsDefense ___Solo __ Ast. __Total __T/Loss __ Sacks ____ PBU ____ FF ____ RFFreshman ____ 0 ____ 1 _____ 1 _____ 0/0 ____ 0/0 ______ 0 _______0 _____0Sophomore __ 0 ____ 0 _____ 0 _____ 0/0 ____ 0/0 ______ 0 _______0 _____0Career ______ 0 ____ 1 _____ 1 _____ 0/0 ____ 0/0 ______ 0 _______0 _____0

37 - - Gavin McGrathLinebacker6-2, 235, JuniorCedar Rapids, IA (Washington HS)

Hawk-Item - - Moved to linebacker in 2005 after originally playing fullback.


2006 - - Not listed on depth chart following spring practice . . . saw action in 41-7 season-opening win as defense held Montana to 10 net yards rushing and 144 yards total offense

. . . had no statistics vs. Montana . . . did not see action in win at Syracuse . . . did not see action in win over Iowa State . . . did not see action in win at Illinois . . . did not see action in loss to top-ranked Ohio State . . . saw action in win over Purdue, recording one assisted tackle . . . did not see action in loss at Indiana . . . did not see action in loss at Michigan . . . did not see action in win over Northern Illinois . . . did not see action in loss to Northwestern . . . did not see action in loss to Wisconsin . . . did not see action in loss at Minnesota . . . did not see action vs. Texas in Alamo Bowl.

2005 - - Saw action in opening win over Ball State, recording one solo tackle . . . did not see action at Iowa State . . . saw action in win over Northern Iowa, but had no statistics . . . saw action at Ohio State, but had no statistics . . . did not see action in win over Illinois . . . did not see action in win at Purdue . . . did not see action in win over Indiana . . . did not see action vs. Michigan . . . did not see action at Northwestern . . . did not see action in win at Wisconsin . . . did not see action in win over Minnesota . . . did not see action in Outback Bowl vs. Florida.


High school honors - - Earned third team all-state honors as a senior . . . second team all-conference as a senior after earning first team all-league honors as a junior . . . team captain as a junior and senior . . . Career - - recorded 257 career tackles and had seven interceptions for 88 yards during prep career . . . rushed 81 times for 463 yards and had 15 pass receptions for 116 yards and two touchdowns . . . earned three letters as fullback and linebacker . . . also competed in track and field and baseball as a prep.

Personal - - Born 8/2/85 . . . Finance major . . . four-year member of prep Honor roll . . . parents are Mary Kay and Pat McGrath . . . one of four players from Cedar Rapids on Iowa roster . . . prep teammate of OL Rob Bruggeman and RB Paki O’Meara . . . high school coach was Paul James.

Game-by-Game Defensive Stats2005 ________ Solo-Ast. 2006 _________Solo-Ast.Ball State _________ 1-0 Montana ___________0-0at Iowa State _______DNP at Syrcause ________ DNPNorthern IA ________ 0-0 IA State ___________ DNPat Ohio State _______ 0-0 at Illinois __________ DNPIllinois ____________DNP Ohio State _________ DNPat Purdue _________DNP Purdue _____________0-1Indiana ___________DNP at Indiana _________ DNPMichigan __________DNP at Michigan ________ DNPat N’western _______DNP No. Illinois _________ DNPat Wisconsin _______DNP N’western __________ DNPMinnesota _________DNP Wisconsin _________ DNPFlorida (n) _________DNP at Minn. ___________ DNPTotals ____________ 1-0 Texas (n) __________ DNP Totals ____________ 0-1

Career StatisticsDefense ___Solo __ Ast. __Total __T/Loss __ Sacks ____ PBU ____ FF ____ RFFreshman ____ 1 ____ 0 _____ 1 _____ 0/0 ____ 0/0 ______ 0 _______0 _____0Sophomore __ 0 ____ 1 _____ 1 _____ 0/0 ____ 0/0 ______ 0 _______0 _____0Career ______ 1 ____ 1 _____ 2 _____ 0/0 ____ 0/0 ______ 0 _______0 _____0

38 - - Jordan McLaughlinFullback6-0, 230, JuniorBelmond, IA (Belmond-Klemme HS)

Hawk-Item - - moved from linebacker to fullback in fall practice . . . posted a 1-2 record while competing for the 2006-07 Iowa wrestling team, posting a win by fall in his first college wrestling match.

2007 - - Listed as second team fullback following spring practice.

2006 - - Not listed on depth chart following spring practice . . . saw action in 41-7 win over Montana as offense gained 416 yards total offense . . . had no statistics vs. Montana . . . saw action on special teams in double overtime win at Syracuse, but had no statistics . . . saw action on special teams in win over Iowa State, but had no statistics . . . saw action on special teams in win at Illinois, but had no statistics . . . saw action on special teams in loss to top-ranked Ohio State, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Purdue, but had no statistics . . . saw action in loss at Indiana, but had no statistics . . . saw action in loss at Michigan, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Northern Illinois, but had no statistics . . . did not see action in loss to Northwestern . . . did not see action in loss to Wisconsin . . . did not see action in loss at Minnesota . . . saw action on special teams vs. Texas in Alamo Bowl, but had no statistics.

2005 - - Saw action in opening win over Ball State, recording three assisted tackles . . . did not see action at Iowa State . . . did not see action in win over Northern Iowa . . . did not see action at Ohio State . . . did not see action in win over Illinois . . . did not see action in win at Purdue . . . did not see action in win over Indiana . . . did not see action vs. Michigan . . . did not see action at Northwestern . . . did not see action in win at Wisconsin . . . did not see action in win over Minnesota.


High school honors - - Earned first team all-state honors as a junior and senior . . . was first team all-district for final three prep seasons . . . named district and team defensive MVP, as well as being team captain . . . Career - - career totals include 356 tackles on defense, 2,165 rushing yards and 488 receiving yards on offense . . . scored 26 rushing touchdowns and had seven TD receptions . . . recorded 150 tackles as a senior, including 93 solo stops and 57 assists . . . rushed for 1,340 yards and 15 touchdowns as a senior, with 226 receiving yards and two scores . . . recorded 103 tackles, including 10 QB sacks, as a junior, while rushing for 600 yards and having 147 receiving yards . . . scored 10 touchdowns as a junior . . . recorded 94 tackles as a sophomore and scored six offensive touchdowns . . . earned four varsity letters . . . also lettered four times in wrestling and was a four-year team captain . . . won state wrestling title as a senior after placing third as a junior and second as a sophomore . . . also member of prep track and field team, placing in state meet in sprint relays in each of final three seasons.

Personal - - Born 12/25/85 . . . Health and Sport Studies major . . . parents are Gayla and Tony . . . high school coach was Darwin Christensen.


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Game-by-Game Defensive Stats2005 ________ Solo-Ast.Ball State _________ 0-3at Iowa State _______DNPNorthern IA ________DNPat Ohio State _______DNPIllinois ____________DNPat Purdue _________DNPIndiana ___________DNPMichigan __________DNPat N’western _______DNPat Wisconsin _______DNPMinnesota _________DNPFlorida (n) _________DNPTotals ____________ 0-3

Career StatisticsDefense ___Solo __ Ast. __Total __T/Loss __ Sacks ____ PBU ____ FF ____ RFFreshman ____ 0 ____ 3 _____ 3 _____ 0/0 ____ 0/0 ______ 0 _______0 _____0

61 - - Travis MeadeOffensive Line6-2, 285, SophomoreIowa City, IA (West HS)

2007 - - Listed as second team center following spring practice.

2006 - - Not listed on depth chart following spring practice . . . saw action in 41-7 win over Montana as offense gained 416 yards total offense . . . did not see action in win at Syracuse . . . did not see action in win over Iowa State . . . saw most extensive action of his career in win at Illinois, playing left

guard throughout the second half . . . did not see action in loss to top-ranked Ohio State . . . saw action in win over Purdue as offense posted season high marks in points (47), rushing yards (286) and total offense (539) . . . did not see action in loss at Indiana . . . did not see action in loss at Michigan . . . did not see action in win over Northern Illinois . . . did not see action in loss to Northwestern . . . did not see action in loss to Wisconsin . . . did not see action in loss at Minnesota . . . did not see action vs. Texas in Alamo Bowl.

2005 - - Redshirted after joining the team as a walk-on . . . Team Leader Award, defense.

High school honors - - Earned first team all-state honors as a junior and senior . . . first team all-conference as a junior and senior after earning honorable mention recognition as a sophomore . . . Career - - three-year letterman as offensive and defensive lineman . . . team captain as a senior . . . also competed for prep wrestling team, winning Class 3A individual state title as a senior.

Personnel - - Born 7/30/86 . . . Elementary Education major . . . parents are Chris and Tim Meade . . . one of nine players from Iowa City on Hawkeye roster . . . attended same high school as OL Richie Amendola, DL Nick Brayton, OL Alex Kanellis and OL Austin Postler . . . high school coach was Dan Dvorak.

81 - - **Tony MoeakiTight End6-4, 255, JuniorWheaton, IL (Warrenville South HS)

Hawk-Item - - One of four sophomores selected to 2006 Leadership Council . . . one of five true freshmen to play in 2005 . . . one of seven Iowa recruits to participate in 2005 Army All-American Bowl in San Antonio, TX . . . selected to 2005 Leadership Council.

2007 - - Listed as first team tight end following spring practice.

2006 Honors - - Next Man In Award, special teams.

2006 - - Listed as second team tight end following spring practice . . . saw action in 41-7 win over Montana as offense gained 416 yards total offense . . . had no statistics vs. Montana . . . saw action in double overtime win at Syracuse, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Iowa State . . . one reception for a 19-yard touchdown came in the third period vs. Iowa State to tie the score at 17-17 . . . 19-yard TD catch vs. Iowa State marked first career touchdown . . . saw action in win at Illinois . . . had two receptions for 49 yards vs. Illinois, including 35-yard scoring pass in the second quarter for second career touchdown . . . saw action in loss to top-ranked Ohio State, but had no statistics . . . saw

action in win over Purdue as offense reached season high marks in points (47) and rushing yards (286) . . . two receptions for 27 yards vs. Purdue, including a long of 19-yards to set up an Iowa touchdown . . . saw action in loss at Indiana as offense gained 467 yards total offense, but had no statistics . . . saw action in loss at Michigan, recording one reception for four yards . . . saw action in win over Northern Illinois as offense gained 405 yards total offense . . . one reception for 13 yards vs. Northern Illinois . . . saw action in loss to Northwestern, recording one reception for four yards . . . saw action in loss to Wisconsin . . . one reception for four yards and a touchdown vs. Wisconsin, his third scoring reception of the season . . . saw action in loss at Minnesota, with one reception for 12 yards, as offense gained season-best 546 yards total offense . . . saw action vs. Texas in Alamo Bowl, recording one pass reception for eight yards.

2005 - - Saw action in opening win over Ball State, recording three receptions for 28 yards . . . saw action at Iowa State, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Northern Iowa, recording one reception for 36 yards . . . saw action at Ohio State, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Illinois, recording one reception for 12 yards . . . saw action in win at Purdue as offense gained season-best 535 yards, but had no receptions . . . saw action in win over Indiana as offense gained 425 yards total offense, but had no statistics . . . saw action vs. Michigan, with one reception for 18 yards . . . saw action at Northwestern, recording one reception for 16 yards . . . saw action in win at Wisconsin, recording one reception for two yards . . . saw action in win over Minnesota, but had no statistics as offense gained 613 yards total offense . . . saw action in Outback Bowl vs. Florida, but had no statistics.

High school honors - - First team all-American by Riddell, second team by USA Today… first team all-state selection by the Champaign News-Gazette, Chicago Tribune, Chicago Sun-Times, IHSA and Coaches Association . . . two-time first team all-area and all-conference… Career - - recorded 975 yards and nine touchdowns on 59 receptions… also recorded 66 pancake blocks… had a career-high 465 yards and five touchdowns as a senior… averaged over 16.5 yards per reception in his career… three-time letter winner in football, where he played tight end, fullback and linebacker… also a two-time letter winner in basketball and tennis.

Personal - - Born 6-8-87 . . . Communication Studies major . . . parents are Sione and Lose Moeaki . . . attended same high school as OL Dace Richardson . . . high school coach was Ron Muhitch.

Career BestsCatches: 3 vs. Ball State, 9/3/05Yards: 49 at Illinois, 9/23/06Touchdowns: 1, 3 times, last vs. Wisconsin, 11/11/06Long: 36 vs. Northern Iowa, 9/17/05

Game-By-Game Receiving Stats2005 _______ No. ___Yds. __ TD __ Lng 2006 ________ No. ___ Yds. _ TD __ LngBall State ____ 3 ____ 28 ____ 0 ____16 Montana _______ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -at Iowa State __ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - at Syracuse ____ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -Northern IA ___ 1 ____ 36 ____ 0 ____36 IA State _______ 1 _____19 ___1 ____19at Ohio State __ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - at Illinois ______ 2 _____49 ___1 ____35Illinois _______ 1 ____ 12 ____ 0 ____12 Ohio State _____ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -at Purdue ____ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - Purdue ________ 2 _____27 ___0 ____19Indiana ______ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - at Indiana _____ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -Michigan _____ 1 ____ 18 ____ 0 ____18 at Michigan ____ 1 _____ 4 ____0 _____4at N’western __ 1 ____ 16 ____ 0 ____16 No. Illinois _____ 1 _____13 ___0 ____13at Wisconsin __ 1 _____ 2 ____ 0 _____2 N’western ______ 1 _____ 4 ____0 _____4Minnesota ____ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - Wisconsin ______ 1 _____ 4 ____1 _____4Florida _______ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - at Minn. _______ 1 _____12 ___0 ____12Totals _______ 8 ____112 ___ 0 ____36 Texas (n) ______ 1 _____ 8 ____0 _____8 Totals _________ 11 ___ 140 ___3 ___ 35

Career StatisticsReceiving ________ No. __________Yds. ________ Avg. _________ TD _________ LngFreshman __________ 8 ___________ 112 ________ 14.0 __________0 ___________36Sophomore ________ 11 __________ 140 ________ 12.7 __________3 ___________35Career ____________ 19 __________252 ________ 13.3 __________3 __________ 36


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57 - - Mike MorioLinebacker6-2, 233, Redshirt FreshmanPalo, IA (Cedar Rapids Kennedy HS)



High school honors - - Named first team all-state as a senior after earning third team honors as a junior . . . was first team all-conference as a senior and second team as a junior . . . set school records for QB sacks in a season (10) and tackles in a season (161) . . . team captain . . . Career - - recorded

school-record 161 tackles as a senior, including 18 tackles for loss and 10 QB sacks . . . recorded 137 tackles as a junior, with 10 tackles for loss and three QB sacks . . . earned two letters while playing both offense and defense as a prep . . . also earned two letters in baseball and one in track and field . . .

Personal - - Born 5/21/88 . . . Pre-Dentistry major . . . member of high school Honor Roll . . . parents are Marcia and Richard Morio . . . high school coach was Tim Lewis.

36 - - Brett MorseFullback6-3, 230, Redshirt FreshmanWillowbrook, IL (Hinsdale Central HS)



High school honors - - Illinois Coaches Association all-state . . . Edgy Tim/Rivals.com all-state . . . Daily Herald All-Area Honorary Captain and Player of the Year . . . West Suburban Conference Offensive Player of the Year . . . team MVP . . .

Career - - played quarterback and strong safety in high school . . . holds school records for total offense in a year (3,063 yards) and longest kickoff return for touchdown (96 yards) . . . holds IHSA record for longest touchdown pass in a playoff game (98 yards) . . . accumulated 1,854 yards rushing, 2,546 yards passing, 31 rushing touchdowns and 18 passing touchdowns in his career . . . scored 30 touchdowns (22 rushing), rushed for 1,500 yards and passed for 1,200 yards as a senior . . . team captain.

Personal - - Born 2/29/88 . . . Pre-Business major . . . parents are Laura and Steve Morse . . . high school coach was Tony Lombardi.

14 - - ***Devan MoylanDefensive Back5-10, 201, SeniorPanora, IA (Iowa Central CC)

Hawk-Item - - Granted additional year of eligibility after playing in just four games last season due to injury . . . suffered injury at Illinois in fourth game of the season and missed the remainder of the season.

2006 - - Listed as second team strong safety following spring practice . . . saw action in 41-7 season-opening win as defense held Montana to 10 net yards rushing and 144 yards total

offense . . . recorded one solo tackle and one assist vs. Montana . . . saw action in double overtime win at Syracuse, but recorded no statistics . . . started at free safety in win over Iowa State for first career start . . . recorded one solo tackle and seven assists vs. Iowa State, setting career-high in tackles . . . saw action in win at Illinois, recording first career interception before leaving the game in the fourth quarter due to injury . . . also had one solo tackle and one pass break-up vs. Illinois . . . did not see action in final eight games of the regular season after injury at Illinois.

2005 Honors - - Hawkeye Hustle Award, special teams . . . 2005 - - saw action in opening win over Ball State . . . led team with six tackles, including four solo stops, and also recorded one QB pressure . . . saw action at Iowa State on special teams, recording one solo tackle . . . saw action in win over Northern Iowa, recording one solo tackle . . . saw action at Ohio State, recording one solo tackle and one assist . . . saw action in win over Illinois, recording one assisted tackle and one pass break-up . . . saw action in win at Purdue, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Indiana, but had no statistics . . . saw action vs. Michigan, recording one solo tackle . . . saw action at Northwestern, recording one assisted tackle . . . saw action in win at Wisconsin as defense held Badgers to 276 yards total offense, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Minnesota, but had no statistics as defense held top rushing team in the nation to 129 net rushing yards . . . saw action in Outback Bowl vs. Florida, but had no statistics.

2004 - - Did not see action in opening win over Kent State . . . saw action on special teams in win over Kent State, playing mostly on KO returns, and had no statistics . . . did not see action at Arizona State . . . did not see action at Michigan . . . saw action in win over Michigan State, recording one assisted tackle . . . saw action in win over Ohio State, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win at Penn State, recording one solo tackle . . . saw action in win at Illinois, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Purdue, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win at Minnesota, recording one solo tackle and one assist . . . saw action on special teams in win over Wisconsin to clinch share of Big Ten title, but had no statistics . . . saw action in Capital One Bowl win over LSU on special teams, but had no statistics.

Junior college - - Attended Iowa Central Community College for one year . . . earned first team all-regional recognition as a defensive back . . . junior college coach was Kevin Twait.

2003 - - Redshirted after joining team as a walk-on.

High school honors - - Earned first team all-district honors as a linebacker as a senior and first team all-district honors as a quarterback as a junior . . . team captain as a senior . . . Career - - earned four letters in football while playing quarterback and defensive back . . . rushed for 1,889 yards and 23 touchdowns as a prep, while passing for 1,919 yards and 27 touchdowns . . . recorded 225 career tackles on defense . . . had eight career interceptions, returning two for touchdowns . . . also earned four letters in track and field, three in baseball and one in basketball . . . earned state long jump title . . . ran leg on state championship medley relay unit and placed fifth in the 100-meter dash.

Personal - - Born 6/9/84 . . . Health and Sports Studies major . . . parents are Deb and Pat Moylan . . . member of National Honor Society . . . high school coach was Lyle Alumbaugh.

Game-By-Game Defensive Stats2004 ________ Solo-Ast. 2005 _________Solo-Ast. 2006 __________Solo-Ast.Kent State _________DNP Ball State ___________4-2 Montana ____________1-1Iowa State _________ 0-0 at Iowa State ________1-0 at Syracuse __________0-0at Ariz. St. ________DNP Northern IA _________1-0 IA State ____________1-7at Michigan ________DNP at Ohio State ________1-1 at Illinois ___________1-0Mich. St. __________ 0-1 Illinois _____________0-1 Ohio State __________ Inj.Ohio St. ___________ 0-0 at Purdue ___________0-0 Purdue ____________ Inj.at Penn St. ________ 1-0 Indiana ____________0-0 at Indiana __________ Inj.at Illinois _________ 0-0 Michigan ___________1-0 at Michigan ________ Inj.Purdue ____________ 0-0 at N’western ________0-1 No. Illinois _________ Inj.at Minnesota _______ 1-1 at Wisconsin ________0-0 N’western __________ Inj.Wisconsin _________ 0-0 Minnesota __________0-0 Wisconsin __________ Inj.LSU (n) ___________ 0-0 Florida (n) __________0-0 at Minn. ___________ Inj.Totals ____________ 2-2 Totals ____________ 8-5 Texas (n) ___________ Inj. Totals _____________ 3-8

Career StatisticsDefense ___ Solo _ Ast. _ Total _ T/Loss __Sacks __ In-Yd. _ PBU __ FF __ RF _ QHSophomore __ 2 ____ 2 _____ 4 _____0/0 ___ 0/0 _____0-0 _____0 ____0 ___0 ___0Junior ______ 8 ____ 5 _____13_____0/0 ___ 0/0 _____0-0 _____1 ____0 ___0 ___1Senior ______ 3 ____ 8 _____11_____0/0 ___ 0/0 _____1-0 _____1 ____0 ___0 ___0Career ______ 13 ___ 15 ___ 28 ____0/0 ___ 0/0 ____ 1-0 _____2 ____0 ___0 ___1

33 - - Brian MungongoRunning Back5-9, 175, Redshirt FreshmanMansfield, TX (Summit HS)



High school - - Earned second team all-conference honors as a senior . . . earned three letters in football as wide receiver and running back . . . Career - - career totals include 27 rushing attempts for 548 yards and eight touchdowns, along with 15

pass receptions for 105 yards and four touchdowns . . . helped prep team advance to state playoffs in Texas Stadium as a senior.

Personal - - Born 5/29/88 in Raleigh, NC . . . History major . . . earned first team academic all-state recognition . . . parents are Ashley and Taki Mungongo . . . high school coach was Kyle Geller.


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17 - - Jayme MurphyDefensive Back5-11, 207, Redshirt FreshmanDubuque, IA (Senior HS)



High school honors - - Earned second team all-state honors as a senior after being named third team all-state as a junior . . . was first team all-conference as a junior and senior . . . served as team captain as a senior . . . Career - - holds conference records for rushing yards in a game (384)

touchdowns in a game (seven) and points in a game (44), along with kickoff return average (43.5) and kickoff return touchdowns (five) in a season . . . rushed 170 times for 1,150 yards and 10 touchdowns in seven games as a senior . . . rushed 195 times for 1,550 yards as a junior, while scoring a total of 28 touchdowns . . . on defense, recorded 89 tackles as a junior and 41 tackles as a senior . . . earned two letters in football as running back and linebacker . . . earned four letters in track and field.

Personal - - Born 1/21/88 . . . Pre-Physical Therapy major . . . four-year member of prep Honor Roll . . . parents are Laura and Bill Murphy . . . attended same high school as DB Taylor Herbst . . . high school coach was John Osweiler.

1 - - Daniel MurrayKicker5-10, 175, Redshirt FreshmanIowa City, IA (Regina HS)

2007 - - List as co-first team kicker following spring practice.


High school honors - - Named to Elite all-state team as a senior . . . first team all-state as a junior and senior after earning second team all-state honors as a sophomore . . . named first team all-Area as a junior and senior . . . first team

all-District for three straight seasons after earning honorable mention honors as a freshman . . . holds school record for longest field goal (52) yards and holds school record for career goals (115) in soccer . . . Career - - career totals include 18-28 field goals, 128-135 PATs . . . also scored five touchdowns and had seven interceptions on defense . . . converted 29-30 PATs and 6-9 field goals as a senior . . . four-year football letterman as kicker, punter, wide receiver and defensive back . . . also returned punts . . . earned four letters in soccer as midfielder and defender and also earned one letter in basketball.

Personal - - Born 9/28/87 . . . Mechanical Engineering major . . . earned academic all-district and academic all-state recognition . . . parents are Anne and Mike Murray . . . one of nine players from Iowa City on Iowa roster . . . high school coach was Chuck Evans.

83 - - **Brandon MyersTight End6-4, 250, JuniorPrairie City, IA (Prairie City-Monroe HS)

2007 - - Listed as second team tight end following spring practice.

2006 - - Not listed on depth chart following spring practice . . . saw action in 41-7 win over Montana as offense gained 416 yards total offense . . . recorded one assisted tackle on special teams vs. Montana . . . saw action in double overtime win at Syracuse, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Iowa

State, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win at Illinois, but had no statistics . . . saw action in loss to top-ranked Ohio State, recording one solo tackle on special teams . . . saw action in win over Purdue, recording one solo tackle on special teams . . . saw action in loss at Indiana, but had no statistics . . . saw action in loss at Michigan, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Northern Illinois, but had no statistics . . . saw action in loss to Northwestern, but had no statistics . . . saw action in loss to Wisconsin, but had no statistics . . . saw action in loss at Minnesota, but had no statistics . . . saw action vs. Texas in Alamo Bowl, but had no statistics.

2005 Honors - - Next Man In Award, special teams . . . 2005 - - Saw action in opening win over Ball State, recording one reception for 16 yards . . . saw action at Iowa State, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Northern Iowa, recording one solo tackle and one assist on special teams . . . saw action at Ohio State, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Illinois, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win at Purdue, recording one assisted tackle on special teams . . . saw action in win over Indiana,

recording one solo tackle and one assisted tackle on special teams . . . saw action vs. Michigan, recording one assisted tackle on special teams . . . saw action at Northwestern, recording one solo tackle on special teams . . . saw action in win at Wisconsin, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Minnesota, recording one solo tackle on special teams as defense held top rushing team in the nation to 129 net rushing yards . . . saw action in Outback Bowl vs. Florida, with one kickoff return for six yards and one assisted tackle on special teams.


High School honors - - Class 2A first team all-state selection by the Des Moines Register and first team all-conference selection as a senior . . . was also a first team all-conference and all-state player as a junior . . . second team all-conference as a sophomore . . . Career - - ended prep career holding nine Prairie City-Monroe records, including receptions in a season (33) and career (82); touchdowns in a game (5), season (19) and career (29); points in a game (30) season (116) and career (186); and rushing touchdowns in a game (5) . . . recorded 992 career rushing yards and 1,237 career receiving yards . . . averaged 10.6 yards per carry as a senior while rushing for 932 yards and 15 touchdowns . . . member of prep basketball team that posted a perfect 27-0 season record during senior year, winning Class 2A state championship . . . named to Class 2-A all-state first team by the Des Moines Register . . . named captain of all-tournament team at state tournament after averaging 30 points and 14.3 rebounds in three games . . . had 31 points and 18 rebounds in double-overtime win in state title contest . . . completed prep basketball career with 2,198 points to become 26th player in Iowa prep history to score over 2,000 career points . . . helped team advance to state basketball tournament in four consecutive seasons.

Personal - - Born 9/4/85 . . . Health and Sport Studies major . . . parents are Phrana and Dan Myers... high school coach was Todd Jones.

Game-By-Game Receiving Stats2005 _______ No. ___Yds. __ TD __ Lng 2006 ________ No. ___ Yds. _ TD __ LngBall State ____ 1 ____ 16 ____ 0 ____16 Montana _______ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -at Iowa State __ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - at Syracuse ____ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -Northern IA ___ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - IA State _______ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -at Ohio State __ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - at Illinois ______ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -Illinois _______ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - Ohio State _____ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -at Purdue ____ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - Purdue ________ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -Indiana ______ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - at Indiana _____ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -Michigan _____ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - at Michigan ____ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -at N’western __ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - No. Illinois _____ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -at Wisconsin __ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - N’western ______ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -Minnesota ____ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - Wisconsin ______ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -Florida (n) ____ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - at Minn. _______ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -Totals _______ 1 ____ 16 ____ 0 ____16 Texas (n) ______ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - - Totals _________ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -

Career StatisticsReceiving ________ No. __________Yds. ________ Avg. _________ TD _________ LngFreshman __________ 1 ___________ 16 _________ 16.0 __________0 ___________16Sophomore ________ 0 ____________ 0 __________ 0.0 __________0 _________ - - -Career ____________ 1 ___________ 16 _________ 16.0 __________0 __________ 16

59 - - Anton NarinskiyDefensive Line6-4, 265, JuniorChagrin Falls, OH (Kenston HS)

Hawk-Item - - Earned bachelor’s degree in May, 2007 and is working on advanced degree . . . moved from defensive line to offensive line following 2005 season . . . returned to defensive line during 2007 spring practice.

2007 - - Listed as second team defensive tackle following spring practice.

2006 Honors - - Team Leader Award, defense . . . 2006 - - not listed on depth chart following spring practice . . . saw action in 41-7 win over Montana as offense gained 416 yards total offense . . . did not see action in win at Syracuse . . . did not see action in win over Iowa State . . . did not see action in win at Illinois . . . did not see action in loss to top-ranked Ohio State . . . saw action in win over Purdue as offense posted season high marks in scoring (47) and rushing yards (286) . . . did not see action in loss at Indiana . . . did not see action in loss at Michigan . . . did not see action in win over Northern Illinois . . . did not see action in loss to Northwestern . . . did not see action in loss to Wisconsin . . . did not see action in loss at Minnesota . . . did not see action vs. Texas in Alamo Bowl.

2005 - - Saw action in opening win over Ball State, but had no statistics . . . did not see action at Iowa State . . . did not see action in win over Northern Iowa . . . did not see action at Ohio State . . . did not see action in win over Illinois . . . did not see action in win at Purdue . . . did not see action in win over Indiana . . . did not see action vs. Michigan . . . did not see action at Northwestern . . . did not see action in win at


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Wisconsin . . . saw action in win over Minnesota, recording one solo tackle as defense held top rushing team in the nation to 129 net rushing yards . . . did not see action in Outback Bowl vs. Florida.

2004 Honors - - Team Leader Award, defense . . . 2004 - - redshirted.

High School honors - - Conference Most Valuable Player as a senior, along with earning special mention all-state and first team all-conference honors . . . named first team all-conference and to the Northeast Ohio second team as a junior . . . three-time letterman in football and four-time letterman in wrestling . . . Career - - ended prep career with 316 tackles, 182 solo tackles, six quarterback sacks, four interceptions and four blocked kicks . . . as a senior, recorded 165 tackles, 103 solo tackles, two interceptions, three blocked kicks and three tackles for loss . . . also rushed for 740 yards and eight touchdowns on 139 attempts as a senior.

Personal - - Born 11/14/84 . . . Accounting major . . . earned bachelor’s degree in May, 2007 and is working on advanced degree . . . parents are Svetlana and Andrey Narinskiy . . . Honor Roll student as a prep . . . high school coach was Mike Knepp.

Game-by-Game Defensive Stats2005 ________ Solo-Ast.Ball State _________ 0-0at Iowa State _______DNPNorthern IA ________DNPat Ohio State _______DNPIllinois ____________DNPat Purdue _________DNPIndiana ___________DNPMichigan __________DNPat N’western _______DNPat Wisconsin _______DNPMinnesota _________ 1-0Florida (n) _________ 0-0Totals ____________ 1-0

Career StatisticsDefense ___Solo __ Ast. __Total __T/Loss __ Sacks ____ PBU ____ FF ____ RFFreshman ____ 1 ____ 0 _____ 1 _____ 0/0 ____ 0/0 ______ 0 _______0 _____0

8 - - Arvell NelsonQuarterback6-4, 210, Redshirt FreshmanCleveland, OH (Glenville HS)

Hawk-Item - - One of three Iowa recruits who took part in the NFL’s “Play It Smart” program as a prep.

2007 - - Listed as co-second team quarterback following spring practice.


High school honors - - Second team all-state and first team all-conference as a senior . . . Career - - threw for 4,203 yards and 47 touchdowns in his career, with just nine interceptions . . . passed for 2,605 yards and 34 touchdowns as a senior . . . led team to regional championship as a junior . . . Glenville HS record was 24-3 in his final two years, including a 14-0 conference mark . . . team captain . . . three-time letterman in football, two-time letterman in track and one in basketball.

Personal - - Born 9/27/88 . . . Health and Sport Studies major . . . three-year member of prep Honor Roll . . . parents are Charlene and Arvell Nelson . . . one of five players from Cleveland area on Iowa roster . . . attended same high school as DE Labron Daniel, LB Bruce Davis and DB Derrick Smith . . . high school coach was Ted Ginn, Sr.

32 - - Don NordmannWide Receiver6-5, 205, Redshirt FreshmanHopkinton, IA (Maquoketa Valley HS)



High school honors - - Earned second team all-state honors as a senior . . . was first team all-conference as a junior and senior . . . team captain . . . Career - - recorded 30 tackles, six pass interceptions and one fumble recovery as a senior . . . on offense completed 49-109 pass attempts for 655 yards and

five touchdowns, while rushing 80 times for 555 yards and 10 touchdowns . . . recorded 17 tackles and five interceptions as a junior . . . as a junior wide receiver had six receptions for 110 yards and one touchdown . . . helped team post 7-2 mark while winning conference title and advancing to state playoffs as a junior . . . earned two letters in football as quarterback and defensive back . . . earned four letters in track and field and three in basketball and baseball.

Personal - - Born 4/19/88 . . . Pre-Business major . . . earned academic all-district honors for two years with prep GPA of 3.5 . . . parents are Diane and Dan Nordmann . . . high school coach was Greg Drew.

58 - - Jared OberlandDefensive Line6-0, 250, JuniorWhitefish Bay, WI (Whitefish Bay HS)


2006 Honors - - Team Leader Award, defense . . . 2006 - - not listed on depth chart following spring practice . . . did not see action in opening win over Montana . . . did not see action in win at Syracuse . . . did not see action in win over Iowa State . . . did not see action in win at Illinois . . . did not see action in loss to top-ranked Ohio State . . . did not see action in

win over Purdue . . . did not see action in loss at Indiana . . . did not see action in loss at Michigan . . . did not see action in win over Northern Illinois . . . did not see action in loss to Northwestern . . . did not see action in loss to Wisconsin . . . did not see action in loss at Minnesota . . . did not see action vs. Texas in Alamo Bowl.

2005 Honors - - Team Leader Award, defense . . . 2005 - - did not see any game action.


High School honors - - Named conference Defensive Lineman of the Year as a senior . . . second team all-conference as tight end and defensive end as a senior after earning first team honors on both offense and defense as a junior . . . team captain and MVP as a senior . . . Career - - earned four letters in football and rugby and three letters in basketball.

Personal - - Born 2/13/86 . . . Biology major . . . member of prep Honor Roll . . . earned Scholar-Athlete Award and Northwestern Mutual Foundation Scholarship . . . parents are Rhonda and Greg Oberland . . . high school coach was Jim Tietjen.

71 - - **Seth OlsenOffensive Line6-5, 305, JuniorOmaha, NE (Millard North HS)

Hawk-Item - - One of three juniors named to 2007 Leadership Group . . . one of four sophomores selected to 2006 Leadership Group . . . one of two redshirt freshmen selected to 2005 Leadership Group.

2007 - - Listed as first team right guard following spring practice.

2006 Honors - - Next Man in Award, offense.

2006 - - Listed as second team right guard following spring practice . . . saw action in 41-7 win over Montana as offense gained 416 yards total offense . . . saw action in double overtime win at Syracuse . . . saw action in win over Iowa State as offense gained 410 yards total offense . . . started at left guard in win at Illinois for second career start . . . moved to right guard for entire second half . . . started at right guard and played every offensive down in loss to top-ranked Ohio State . . . started at right guard in win over Purdue as offense posted season high marks in points (47) and rushing yards (286) . . . started at right guard in loss at Indiana at played every offensive down as offense gained 467 yards total offense . . . started at right tackle and played every offensive down in loss at Michigan . . . started at right tackle and played every offensive down in win over Northern Illinois as offense gained 405 yards total offense . . . started at right guard and played every offensive down in loss to Northwestern . . . started at right tackle and played every offensive down in loss to Wisconsin . . . started at right tackle and played every offensive down as offense gained season-best 546 yards total offense in loss at Minnesota . . . started at right tackle and played every offensive down as offense gained 363 yards total offense vs. Texas in Alamo Bowl.

2005 Honors - - Big Ten Conference all-Freshman team by The Sporting News . . . 2005 - - listed as second team right guard following spring practice . . . saw action in opening


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win over Ball State as offense gained 441 yards total offense . . . started at right tackle at Iowa State for first career start as offense gained 173 yards rushing . . . saw action in win over Northern Iowa as offense gained 496 total yards . . . saw action at Ohio State . . . saw action in offensive line as offense rushed for 301 yards and gained 476 yards total offense . . . saw action in win at Purdue as offense gained season-best 535 total yards . . . saw action in offensive line in win over Indiana as offense gained 425 yards total offense . . . saw action in offense line vs. Michigan as offense gained 427 yards total offense . . . saw action in offensive line at Northwestern as offense gained 492 yards total offense . . . saw action in offensive line at Wisconsin as offense gained 390 yards total offense . . . saw action in offensive line in win over Minnesota as offense gained 613 yards total offense . . . saw action in Outback Bowl vs. Florida as offense gained 410 yards total offense.


High School honors - - Earned Parade and EA Sports All-American honors as a senior, along with first team all-state and all-metro laurels . . . named first team all-state and all-metro as a junior, as well as Student Sports Junior all-American . . . Career - - helped lead prep team to three-consecutive undefeated conference seasons and the 2003 Nebraska state championship . . . Millard North had a 36-2 record in his three years as a starter . . . as a senior, helped pave the way for a running game that averaged 473 yards per game . . . also played defensive tackle for three years, amassing 92 tackles (44 solo), nine tackles for loss and three QB sacks.

Personal - - Born 12/17/85 . . . Political Science major . . . parents are Brenda and Neil Olsen . . . attended same high school as DB Adam Shada and LB Jeff Tarpinian . . . high school coach was Fred Petito.

65 - - **Daniel OlsztaLong Snapper5-11, 230, SeniorNew Lenox, IL (Providence Catholic HS)

2007 - - Listed as first team long snapper following spring practice.

2006 - - Listed as first team long snapper following spring practice . . . saw action in 41-7 win over Montana as offense gained 416 yards total offense, handling deep snaps on all punts . . . saw action in double overtime win at Syracuse, handling deep snaps on all punts . . . saw action in win over

Iowa State, handling deep snaps on all punts . . . saw action in win at Illinois, handling deep snaps on all punts . . . saw action in loss to top-ranked Ohio State, handling deep snaps on five punt attempts . . . saw action in win over Purdue, handling deep snaps on two punt attempts . . . saw action in loss at Indiana, handling deep snaps on three punt attempts . . . saw action in loss at Michigan, handling deep snaps on all seven punt attempts and recording one solo tackle . . . saw action in win over Northern Illinois, handling deep snaps on two punt attempts and recording one solo tackle . . . saw action in loss to Northwestern, handling deep snaps on five punt attempts . . . saw action in loss to Wisconsin, handling deep snaps on seven punt attempts . . . saw action in loss at Minnesota, handling deep snap on only punt attempt . . . saw action vs. Texas in Alamo Bowl, handling deep snaps on all punt attempts.

2005 Honors - - Academic all-Big Ten . . . 2005 - - saw action in opening win over Ball State, handling long snaps on punts . . . saw action at Iowa State, handling long snaps on punts . . . saw action in win over Northern Iowa, handling long snaps on punts . . . saw action at Ohio State, handling long snaps on punts . . . saw action in win over Illinois, handling long snaps on punts . . . also had two solo tackles and one assisted tackle on special teams vs. Illini . . . saw action in win at Purdue, handling long snaps on punts . . . saw action in win over Indiana, handling long snaps on punts . . . saw action vs. Michigan, handling long snaps on punts . . . saw action at Northwestern, handling long snaps on punts . . . saw action in win at Wisconsin, handling longs snaps on punts while also recording one assisted tackle on special teams . . . saw action in win over Minnesota, handling long snaps on punts . . . saw action in Outback Bowl vs. Florida, handling long snaps on punts.



High school honors - - Helped prep team win back-to-back state championships . . . Career - - earned two letters in football as long snapper and outside linebacker . . . recorded 88 tackles, including four QB sacks, and one interception as a senior . . . also lettered in baseball.

Personal - - Born 8/5/85 . . . Pharmacy major . . . parents are Patty and Ed Olszta . . . member of National Honor Society . . . high school coach was Matt Seffner.

19 - - Paki O’MearaRunning Back5-11, 210, Redshirt FreshmanCedar Rapids, IA (Washington HS)



High school honors - - Earned first team all-state honors as a senior . . . first team all-conference as a junior and senior . . . team captain . . . Career - - holds school records for rushing yards in a game (349 yards), longest interception return (100 yards), kick-off return touchdowns (three) and longest kickoff

return (95 yards) . . . earned two letters in football as running back and defensive back . . . lettered four years for prep soccer team . . .

Personal - - Born 4/21/88 in Wilmington, NC . . . Open major . . . member of prep Honor Roll . . . parents are Taufau and Tim O’Meara . . . one of four players from Cedar Rapids on Iowa roster . . . attended same high school as OL Rob Bruggeman and LB Gavin McGrath . . . high school coach was Paul James.

50 - - Ross PetersenLinebacker6-1, 230, Redshirt FreshmanDurant, IA (Durant HS)



High school honors - - Earned honorable mention all-state recognition as a senior . . . was first team all-District as a junior and senior . . . team captain . . . Career - - rushed for 703 yards in nine games as a senior, along with 229 receiving

yards, 236 yards on punt returns and 326 yards on KO returns . . . scored 13 touchdowns, while also recording 79 tackles and four pass interceptions on defense . . . totaled 508 rushing yards and 203 receiving yards as a junior, while scoring nine touchdowns . . . recorded 47 tackles and three interceptions as a junior . . . earned three letters in football as running back and linebacker . . . was five-year letterman in baseball, earning first team all-state honors for two years . . . also lettered three times in basketball and four years in golf.

Personal - - Born 5/20/87 . . . Biology major . . . earned 4.0 career grade point average . . . member of National Honor Society . . . named as Governor’s Scholar . . . parents are Jan and Mike Petersen . . . high school coach was Tom McCleery.

70 - - Austin PostlerOffensive Line6-5, 285, JuniorIowa City, IA (West HS)





High school honors - - Earned two letters as an offensive and defensive lineman as a prep . . . also lettered in wrestling and earned three letters in track and field, tossing the shot put and discus.

Personal - - Born 8/23/85 . . . Anthropology major . . . parents are Cindy and Paul Postler . . . his father was a four-year letterman (1978-81) as an offensive lineman at Iowa . . . one of nine players from Iowa City on Hawkeye roster . . . attended same high school as OL Richie Amendola, DL Nick Brayton, OL Alex Kanellis and OL Travis Meade . . . high school coach was Dan Dvorak.


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78 - - **Dace RichardsonOffensive Line6-6, 305, JuniorWheaton, IL (Warrenville South HS)

Hawk-Item - - One of five true freshmen to see action in 2005 . . . one of seven Iowa recruits to participate in 2005 Army All-American Bowl in San Antonio, TX.

2007 - - Listed as first team left tackle following spring practice.

2006 pre-season Honors - - Pre-season second team all-Big Ten by Athlon Sports . . . 2006 - - listed as first team left

tackle following spring practice . . . started at left tackle in opening win over Montana as offense gained 416 yards total offense . . . started at left tackle and played every offensive down in double overtime win at Syracuse . . . started at left tackle and played every offensive down in win over Iowa State as offense gained 410 yards total offense . . . started at left tackle in win at Illinois . . . started at left tackle and played every offensive down in loss to top-ranked Ohio State . . . started at left tackle in win over Purdue as offense posted season high marks in points (47) and rushing yards (286) . . . started at left tackle in loss at Indiana as offense gained 467 yards total offense . . . did not see action in the second half after leaving game with injury in the second quarter . . . did not see action in loss at Michigan due to injury . . . did not see action in win over Northern Illinois due to injury . . . started at left tackle and played every offensive down in loss to Northwestern . . . did not see action in loss to Wisconsin . . . did not see action in loss at Minnesota . . . did not see action vs. Texas in Alamo Bowl.

2005 - - Saw action at left tackle in opening win over Ball State as offense gained 441 yards total offense . . . saw action at left tackle at Iowa State as offense gained 173 rushing yards . . . saw action at left tackle in win over Northern Iowa as offense gained 496 yards total offense . . . saw action at left tackle at Ohio State . . . saw action at left tackle in win over Illinois as offense rushed for 301 yards and gained 476 yards total offense . . . saw action at left tackle in win at Purdue as offense gained season-best 535 total yards . . . saw action in win over Indiana as offense gained 425 yards total offense . . . saw action at left tackle vs. Michigan as offense gained 427 yards total offense . . . saw action at left tackle at Northwestern as offense gained 492 yards total offense . . . did not see action in win at Wisconsin . . . saw action in offense line in win over Minnesota as offense gained 613 yards total offense . . . did not see action in Outback Bowl vs. Florida.

High school honors - - First team all-state selection by the Champaign News-Gazette, Chicago Tribune, Chicago Sun-Times, Daily Herald . . . SuperPrep Honorable Mention all-American… first team all-conference as a senior, special mention as a junior . . . Career - - recorded 40+ pancake blocks as a senior, 35 as a junior… helped HS team to a 10-3 record as a senior… team captain.

Personal - - Born 9/1/86 . . . Health and Sport Studies major . . . parents are Dace Richardson and Kim Small . . . attended same high school as TE Tony Moeaki . . . high school coach was Ron Muhitch.

34 - - Chris RowellDefensive Back6-1, 197, SophomoreWarrensville Heights, OH (Warrensville HS)


2006 - - Not listed on depth chart following spring practice . . . did not see action in opening win over Montana . . . did not see action in win at Syracuse . . . did not see action in win over Iowa State . . . did not see action in win at Illinois . . . did not see action in loss to top-ranked Ohio State . . . did not see action in win over Purdue . . . did not see action in

loss at Indiana . . . saw first action of his career on special teams in loss at Michigan, but had no statistics . . . saw action on special teams in win over Northern Illinois, but had no statistics . . . did not see action in loss to Northwestern . . . did not see action in loss to Wisconsin . . . saw action in loss at Minnesota, but had no statistics . . . did not see action vs. Texas in Alamo Bowl.


High school honors - - Named all-Midwest and an Ohio Top 20 player as a senior… also earned first team all-state and all-conference honors as a junior and senior… second team all-conference as a sophomore. Career - - recorded 261 tackles, 11 sacks, six interceptions and nine forced fumbles in three year high school career… made 111 tackles with eight sacks, three interceptions and 20 tackles for loss as a senior… recorded

seven sacks and 97 tackles as a junior… two-year captain of the football team… also starred on the track team, running the 100, 200, 4x100, 4x200, 4x400 and long jump… finished fourth in Division II 100m dash finals with a time of 11.2… qualified for the finals of the 200m with a time of 22.33

Personal - - Born 9/10/87 . . . Health and Sport Studies major . . . mother is Raymonda Rowell . . . high school coach was Delvin Culliver.

Game-by-Game Defensive Stats2006 ________ Solo-Ast.Montana __________ Inj.at Syracuse ________ Inj.IA State ___________ Inj.at Illinois _________ Inj.Ohio State _________ Inj.Purdue ____________ Inj.at Indiana _________ Inj.at Michigan ________ 0-0No. Illinois ________ 0-0N’western _________DNPWisconsin _________DNPat Minn. __________ 0-0Texas (n) __________DNPTotals ____________ 0-0

Career StatisticsDefense ___Solo __ Ast. __Total __T/Loss __ Sacks __ Int-Yds. __ PBU ___ FF __ RFFreshman ____ 0 ____ 0 _____ 0 _____ 0/0 ____ 0/0 ______0-0 ______0 _____0 ____0

85 - - Michael SabersTight End6-5, 245, JuniorIowa City, IA (City HS)


2006 - - Not listed on depth chart following spring practice . . . did not see action in opening win over Montana . . . did not see action in win at Syracuse . . . did not see action in win over Iowa State . . . did not see action in win at Illinois . . . did not see action in loss to top-ranked Ohio State . . . saw action in win over Purdue, but had no statistics . . . did not see action

in loss at Indiana . . . did not see action in loss at Michigan . . . did not see action in win over Northern Illinois . . . did not see action in loss to Northwestern . . . did not see action in loss to Wisconsin . . . did not see action in loss at Minnesota . . . did not see action vs. Texas in Alamo Bowl.

2005 - - Saw action in opening win over Ball State, but had no statistics . . . did not see action at Iowa State . . . did not see action in win over Northern Iowa . . . did not see action at Ohio State . . . did not see action in win over Illinois . . . did not see action in win at Purdue . . . did not see action in win over Indiana . . . did not see action vs. Michigan . . . did not see action at Northwestern . . . did not see action in win at Wisconsin . . . did not see action in win over Minnesota . . . did not see action in Outback Bowl vs. Florida.


High school honors - - Named to Elite and first team Class 4A all-state teams by the Des Moines Register, and earned first team all-state honors by the Iowa Newspaper Association . . . first team all-conference as a junior and senior . . . first team Press Citizen all-area as a junior and senior . . . Career - - career totals include 47 receptions for 617 yards and four touchdowns at tight end . . . also recorded 97 tackles, 29 tackles for loss, 11 sacks and two interceptions on defense . . . caught 24 passes for 300 yards and two touchdowns as a senior.

Personal - - Born 2/15/86 . . . Health and Sport Studies major . . . parents are Debbie and Dan Sabers . . . awarded National Council on Youth Leadership Youth Salute Award . . . one of nine players from Iowa City on Iowa roster . . . attended same high school as WR Ben Evans, LS Josh Koeppel and TE Michael Sabers . . . high school coach was his father, Dan Sabers.


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Game-By-Game Receiving Stats2005 _______ No. ___Yds. __ TD __ Lng 2006 ________ No. ___ Yds. _ TD __Lng.Ball State ____ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 _____0 Montana ______ DNPat IA State __ DNP __________________ at Syracuse ___ DNPNorthern IA __ DNP __________________ IA State ______ DNPat Ohio St. ___ DNP __________________ at Illinois _____ DNPIllinois ______ DNP __________________ Ohio State ____ DNPat Purdue ___ DNP __________________ Purdue ________ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -Indiana _____ DNP __________________ at Indiana ____ DNPMichigan ____ DNP __________________ at Michigan ___ DNPat N’western _ DNP __________________ No. Illinois ____ DNPat Wisc. _____ DNP __________________ N’western _____ DNPMinnesota ___ DNP __________________ Wisconsin _____ DNPFlorida (n) ___ DNP __________________ at Minn. ______ DNPTotals _______ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - Texas (n) _____ DNP Totals _________ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -

Career StatisticsReceiving ________ No. __________Yds. ________ Avg. _________ TD _________ LngFreshman __________ 0 ____________ 0 __________ 0.0 __________0 _________ - - -Sophomore ________ 0 ____________ 0 __________ 0.0 __________0 _________ - - -Career ____________ 0 ____________ 0 __________ 0.0 __________0 _________ - - -

65 - - Andrew SchulzeLong Snapper6-6, 255, Redshirt FreshmanWoodridge, IL (Downers Grove South HS)



High school honors - - Earned first team all-conference honors as a senior . . . Career - - earned two letters in football as tight end and defensive end . . . lettered twice in baseball as pitcher and catcher.

Personal - - Born 9/23/87 . . . Science Education major . . . member of National Honor Society . . . academic all-state as a senior . . . parents are Denise and Mark Schulze . . . high school coach was John Belsris.

19 - - ***Adam ShadaDefensive Back6-1, 195, SeniorOmaha, NE (Millard North HS)

Hawk-Item - - Set Iowa record with 98-yard interception return for a touchdown in win over Purdue . . . two interceptions in win at Illinois in 2006 marks the first time a Hawkeye player has had more than one interception in a game since LB Chad Greenway had two vs. Kent State in 2004 . . . suffered injury in loss at Michigan and missed final four games of the regular season before returning for bowl game . . . one of three true freshmen to see action in 2004.

2007 - - Listed as first team cornerback following spring practice.

2006 Honors - - Selected first team academic all-American and first team District VII academic all-American . . . named honorable mention all-Big Ten by conference media . . . 2006 - - listed as first team cornerback following spring practice . . . started at cornerback in opening win over Montana as defense allowed just 144 yards total offense . . . recorded two solo tackles and one assist vs. Montana . . . started at cornerback in double overtime win at Syracuse, recording two solo tackles and one pass break-up . . . started at cornerback in win over Iowa State . . . recorded five solo tackles, three assists and two pass break-ups in win over Iowa State . . . started at cornerback in win at Illinois . . . recorded four solo tackles and one assist vs. Illinois, along with two pass interceptions for 15 yards and a pass break-up . . . nearly had a third turnover on a fumble recovery . . . started at cornerback in loss to top-ranked Ohio State . . . recorded two solo tackles and two assists vs. Ohio State, including one tackle for loss . . . started at cornerback in win over Purdue . . . set Iowa school record with 98-yard interception return for a touchdown vs. Purdue, along with totaling five solo tackles and two pass break-ups . . . started at cornerback in loss at Indiana, recording seven solo tackles . . . started at cornerback in loss at Michigan . . . recorded two solo tackles and one assist vs. Michigan before leaving the game in the second period due to injury . . . did not see action in win over Northern Illinois, due to injury . . . did not see action in loss to Northwestern, due to injury . . . did not see action in loss to Wisconsin, due to injury . . . did not see action in loss at Minnesota, due to injury . . . started at cornerback vs. Texas in Alamo Bowl, recording two solo tackles and one assisted tackle.

2005 Honors - - District VII first team academic all-America . . . academic all-Big Ten . . . Next Man In Award, defense . . . 2005 - - tied for seventh in the Big Ten in pass break-ups (0.89) for all games and ranked fifth (1.17) for conference games only . . . tied for third in the Big Ten in interceptions per game (0.33) for all games and tied for eighth (0.33) in conference games only . . . started at cornerback in opening win over Ball State, collecting two solo tackles in first career start . . . saw action at Iowa State, recording one solo tackle . . . first career interception came at Iowa State, with a nine-yard return . . . saw action in win over Northern Iowa, but had no statistics . . . saw action at Ohio State, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Illinois, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win at Purdue, recording two solo tackles, one assisted tackle and two pass break-ups . . . starter at cornerback for second time in his career in win over Indiana, recording career-high 13 tackles, all solo . . . also had two pass break-ups in win over Hoosiers and second career interception, with theft coming in the Iowa endzone to stop a Indiana scoring threat . . . saw action vs. Michigan, recording one pass break-up . . . started at cornerback at Northwestern . . . recorded third interception in the fourth quarter vs. Wildcats, while also collecting two solo tackles and one assisted tackle . . . did not see action in win at Wisconsin due to injury . . . did not see action in win over Minnesota due to injury . . . did not see action in Outback Bowl vs. Florida due to injury.

2004 - - Did not see action in opening win over Kent State . . . played in 11 games, recording 13 tackles . . . saw first action of career in win over Iowa State, primarily on special teams, and had no statistics . . . saw action at Arizona State, recording three solo tackles . . . saw action at Michigan, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Michigan State, recording three solo tackles and one assist . . . saw action in win over Ohio State as defense held OSU to 177 yards total offense, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win at Penn State as defense allowed no offensive points and held PSU to 147 yards total offense . . . recorded two solo tackles at PSU . . . saw action in win at Illinois, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Purdue, recording one solo tackle . . . saw action in win at Minnesota, recording one solo tackle . . . saw action in win over Wisconsin to clinch share of Big Ten title . . . recorded two assisted tackles as defense held Badgers to 186 yards total offense . . . saw action in Capital One Bowl win over LSU, but had no statistics.

High School honors - - First team all-conference and all-state selection as a senior . . . was named Top Male Scholar Football Player for state of Nebraska, as well as the Omaha Metro Area . . . earned first team all-conference and second team all-state honors as a junior . . . Career - - helped lead his Millard North team to three-consecutive undefeated conference seasons and the 2003 Nebraska state championship . . . Millard North had a 36-2 record in his three years as a starter . . . played defensive back, quarterback and wide receiver in high school . . . ended high school career with 96 tackles, eight interceptions and five blocked punts . . . rushed for 1,340 yards as a senior and led the state with 191.4 rushing yards per game . . . scored 20 touchdowns as a senior.

Personal - - Born 5/22/85 . . . Finance major . . . academic all-state selection as a junior and senior, and was named academic all-state captain as a senior . . . parents are Fran and Mark Shada . . . attended same high school as OL Seth Olsen and LB Jeff Tarpinion . . . high school coach was Fred Petito.

Career BestsTackles: 13 vs. Indiana, 10/15/05Solos: 13 vs. Indiana, 10/15/05Assists: 3 vs. Iowa State, 9/16/06TFLs: 1 vs. Ohio State, 9/30/06INT: 2 at Illinois, 9/23/06PBU: 2, 4 times, last vs. Purdue, 10/7/06

Game-By-Game Defensive Stats2004 ________ Solo-Ast. 2005 _________Solo-Ast. 2006 __________Solo-Ast.Kent State _________DNP Ball State ___________2-0 Montana ____________2-1Iowa State _________ 0-0 at Iowa State ________1-0 at Syracuse __________2-0at Arizona State ____ 3-0 Northern IA _________0-0 IA State ____________5-3at Michigan ________ 0-0 at Ohio State ________0-0 at Illinois ___________4-1Mich. St. __________ 3-1 Illinois _____________0-0 Ohio State ___________2-2Ohio St. ___________ 0-0 at Purdue ___________2-1 Purdue _____________5-0at Penn St. ________ 2-0 Indiana ___________13-0 at Indiana ___________7-0at Illinois _________ 0-0 Michigan ___________0-0 at Michigan _________2-1Purdue ____________ 1-0 N’western ___________2-1 No. Illinois _________ Inj.at Minnesota _______ 1-0 at Wisconsin _______ Inj. N’western __________ Inj.Wisconsin _________ 0-2 Minnesota _________ Inj. Wisconsin __________ Inj.LSU (n) ___________ 0-0 Florida (n) _________ Inj. at Minn. ___________ Inj.Totals ___________ 10-3 Totals ___________ 20-2 Texas (n) ____________2-1 Totals ____________ 29-8

Career StatisticsDefense ___Solo __ Ast. __Total __T/Loss __ Sacks __In-Yd.-TD _ PBU ___ FF __ RFFreshman ___ 10 ____ 3 _____13 ____ 0/0 ____ 0/0 _____0-0-0 _____0 _____0 ____0Sophomore _ 20 ____ 2 _____22 ____ 0/0 ____ 0/0 _____3-9-0 _____5 _____0 ____0Junior _____ 31 ____ 9 _____40 ____ 1/1 ____ 0/0 ____3-113-1 ____4 _____0 ____0Career _____ 61 ____ 14 ____75 ____ 1/1 ____ 0/0 ___ 6-122-1 ____9 _____0 ____0


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39 - - *Austin SignorPlacekicker6-4, 230, SophomoreUrbandale, IA (Urbandale HS)

2007 - - Listed as co-first team kicker following spring practice.

2006 - - Not listed on depth chart following spring practice . . . handled all placements in opening win over Montana . . . made all five PAT attempts and both field goals, connecting from 41 and 35 yards in first action of career . . . also allowed just four returns on eight kickoffs, recording four touchbacks . . . handled all kickoff duties in double overtime win at

Syracuse . . . one of three kickoffs was a touchback as Syracuse averaged 18.5 yards on two KO returns . . . handled all kick duties in win over Iowa State, with two touchbacks in six kicks . . . handled four kickoffs in win at Illinois, booting all four into the endzone while allowing no return yards . . . saw action in loss to top-ranked Ohio State . . . used on two kickoffs vs. Ohio State, allowing 12 yards on one return and having one touchback . . . saw action in win over Purdue . . . averaged 61.6 yards on nine kickoffs, with one touchback . . . also recorded two solo tackles . . . handled KO duties in loss at Indiana . . . allowed Indiana an average of just 16.3 yards on three returns by the leading kick returner in the nation coming into the contest . . . did not see action in loss at Michigan . . . did not see action in win over Northern Illinois . . . did not see action in loss to Northwestern . . . handled all four kickoffs in loss to Wisconsin, averaging 61 yards and allowing Wisconsin under a 20-yard average on three returns . . . saw action in loss at Minnesota . . . averaged 63 yards on four kickoffs, with one touchback . . . saw action vs. Texas in Alamo Bowl, sharing kick-off duties . . . averaged 59.7 yards on three kick-offs vs. Texas.


High school honors - - Earned all-conference honors as a junior and senior . . . set school record for career PATs and career field goals . . Career - - averaged 68 yards on kickoffs and 85% of kickoffs were touchbacks . . . connected on 12-19 career field goal attempts and 90-93 PATs . . . career best 49-yard field goal as a senior . . . earned three letters as kicker and defensive end . . . also earned three letters in basketball and soccer . . . helped prep soccer team place third in state tournament as a junior.

Personal - - Born 6/15/87 . . . Interdepartmental Studies/Business major . . . named academic all-conference for three straight seasons . . . parents are Trish and Tom Signor. . . high school coach was Sam Anderson.

Scoring __________ FGs __________Lng ________ PATs _______ PointsFreshman __________2-2 __________ 41 __________ 5-5 _________ 11

Field Goals ____ 1-19 _____20-29 ___ 30-39 ___ 40-49 ___50-+ ___Total ____BlkFreshman _______ 0-0 ______ 0-0 ______1-1 _______1-1 _____ 0-0 _____2-2 _______0

28 - - ***Damian SimsRunning Back5-9, 200, SeniorBoynton Beach, FL (John I Leonard HS)

Hawk-Item - - Became the third true freshman to play in 2004 when he saw first action in win over Ohio State in sixth game of the season . . . moved to defensive back during 2005 fall pre-season before returning to offense early in the regular season.

2007 - - Listed as second team running back following spring practice.

2006 - - Listed as second team running back following spring practice . . . saw action in 41-7 win over Montana as offense gained 416 yards total offense . . . rushed seven times for 39 yards vs. Montana, with a long of 21 yards . . . had two receptions for 22 yards vs. Montana, with a long of 17 yards . . . saw action in double overtime win at Syracuse . . . rushed 10 times for 51 yards and had one reception for 11 yards vs. Syracuse, along with one KO return for 10 yards . . . rushed five times for 40 yards and had his pass reception in Iowa’s second period touchdown drive . . . saw action in win over Iowa State, rushing four times for 19 yards and adding one reception for seven yards . . . saw action in win at Illinois . . . rushed 15 times for 55 yards . . . scored his first touchdown of the season on a one-yard run in the second period to give Iowa a 7-0 advantage . . . saw action in loss to top-ranked Ohio State . . . rushed five times for 38 yards and had one kickoff return for 14 yards . . . 21-yard run matches his longest run from scrimmage on the year . . . started at running back in win over Purdue as offense reached season high marks in points (47) and rushing yards (286) . . . rushed 20 times for 155 yards and two touchdowns vs. Purdue in first career start . . . scored on runs of one and eight yards and had a long-run of 44 yards . . . also had one reception for 13 yards . . . started at running back in loss at Indiana as offense gained 467 yards total offense . . . rushed 22 times for 94 yards and two touchdowns . . . both scores were on one-yard runs and he had a long of 41 yards . . . also had one pass

reception for nine yards and gained 32 yards on two kickoff returns . . . started at running back in loss at Michigan . . . rushed seven times for 22 yards and had one reception for one yard vs. Michigan . . . saw action in win over Northern Illinois as offense gained 405 yards total offense . . . rushed seven times for 29 yards vs. Northern Illinois and had one kickoff return for 22 yards . . . saw action in loss to Northwestern . . . rushed 10 times for 46 yards vs. Northwestern and had two kickoff returns for 44 yards . . . saw action in loss to Wisconsin . . . rushed seven times for 53 yards . . . had one pass reception for 35 yards vs. Wisconsin and one kickoff return for 36 yards . . . saw action in loss at Minnesota as offense gained season-best 546 yards total offense . . . rushed for 37 yards on six carries vs. Minnesota and had one pass reception for 33 yards . . . also had 26 yards on two kickoff returns . . . saw action vs. Texas in Alamo Bowl . . . 12 rushing attempts for 26 yards and one pass reception for two yards vs. Texas.

2005 - - Saw action at cornerback in opening win over Ball State, recording three solo tackles . . . saw action at Iowa State, with two KO returns for 24 yards . . . saw action in win over Northern Iowa after moving back to running back . . . two rushing attempts for 40 yards vs. UNI, including a 39-yard touchdown run for his first career score . . . also had one KO return for 16 yards . . . saw action at Ohio State, with one KO return for 20 yards . . . saw action in win over Illinois as offense rushed for 301 yards and gained 476 yards total offense . . . rushed six times for 81 yards vs. Illinois and gained seven yards on one pass reception . . . 66-yard run for a touchdown provided final points in win over Illinois . . . saw action in win at Purdue, with three rushing attempts for five yards . . . saw action in win over Indiana, rushing for a 30-yard touchdown on his only rushing attempt of the game . . . also had one kickoff return for 10 yards . . . saw action vs. Michigan, but had no statistics . . . did not see action at Northwestern . . . saw action in win at Wisconsin, rushing six times for 30 yards, helping Iowa control the ball in the fourth quarter . . . saw action in win over Minnesota as offense gained 613 yards total offense . . . rushed eight times for career-best 104 yards vs. Gophers for first 100-yard game of his career . . . had a 71-yard scoring run in the second period for Iowa’s longest run from scrimmage on the season, while also collecting one reception for 11 yards and one KO return for 28 yards . . . saw action in Outback Bowl vs. Florida, rushing four times for six yards and gaining 12 yards on one pass reception . . . totaled 107 yards on five KO returns, including a team season-best 47 yard return.

2004 - - Did not see action in first five games . . . saw action in seven games . . . season totals included 17 rushing attempts for 45 yards and two pass receptions for one yards . . . also averaged 20.3 yards on six KO returns . . . first career action came in win over Ohio State, when he rushed nine times for 31 yards . . . saw action in win at Penn State, with one rushing attempt for four yards . . . saw action in win at Illinois . . . rushed three times for five yards and had one reception for one yard . . . saw action in win over Purdue . . . had one pass reception for no gain . . . completed first pass attempt of his career (to QB Drew Tate) for eight yards . . . saw action in win at Minnesota . . . rushed four times for five yards . . . had four kickoff returns for 82 yards . . . saw action in win over Wisconsin to clinch share of Big Ten title . . . returned one kickoff for a career-best 37 yards, leading to Iowa touchdown late in the second quarter for a 14-7 halftime advantage . . . saw action in Capital One Bowl win over LSU, with one KO return for three yards.

High School honors - - First team all-conference, all-area and all-state as a senior . . . also named a Treasure Coast all-Star . . . named first team all-conference and second team all-state as a junior . . . first team all-conference and third team all-state as a sophomore . . . four-year letterman in football and one year letterman in baseball . . . Career - - ended prep career with 560 rushing attempts for 4,940 yards and 64 touchdowns . . . rushed 154 times for 1,364 yards and 19 touchdowns as a senior . . . also had nine punt returns for 153 yards and a touchdown . . . had 198 carries for 1,638 yards and 24 touchdowns in seven games as a junior . . . recorded 1,938 rushing yards and 21 touchdowns in 10 games as a sophomore.

Personal - - Born 3/26/86 . . . Health and Sport Studies major . . . parents are Joy Clayton and Lawrence Gardenhire . . . cousin of former Iowa wide receiver C.J. Jones . . . high school coach was Terry Gough.

Career Rushing BestsAttempts: 22 at Indiana, 10/14/06Yards: 155 vs. Purdue, 10/7/06Touchdowns: 2, twice, last at Indiana, 10/14/06Long: 71 vs. Minnesota, 11/19/05100-yard Games: 2, last vs. Purdue, 10/7/06

Career Receiving BestsCatches: 2 vs. Montana, 9/2/06Yards: 35 vs. Wisconsin, 11/11/06Touchdowns: noneLong: 35 vs. Wisconsin, 11/11/06

Career Kickoff Return BestsReturns: 5 vs. Florida, 1/2/06Yards: 107 vs. Florida, 1/2/06TD: noneLong: 47 vs. Florida, 1/2/06


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Game-By-Game StatsRushing Receiving2004_________At. ___Yds. __ TD ___Lng 2004 __________No. ___ Yds. _ TD ___LngKent State ___ DNP __________________ Kent State ____ DNPIowa State ___ DNP __________________ Iowa State ____ DNPat Ariz. St. __ DNP __________________ at Ariz. St. ____ DNPat Michigan __ DNP __________________ at Michigan ___ DNPMich. St. ____ DNP __________________ Mich. St. _____ DNPOhio St. ______ 9 ____ 31 ____ 0 ____21 Ohio St. _______ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -at Penn St. ___ 1 _____ 4 ____ 0 _____4 at Penn St. _____ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -at Illinois ____ 3 _____ 5 ____ 0 _____3 at Illinois ______ 1 _____ 1 ____0 _____1Purdue _______ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - Purdue ________ 1 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -at Minn. _____ 4 _____ 5 ____ 0 _____4 at Minn. _______ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -Wisconsin ____ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - Wisconsin ______ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -LSU (n) ______ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - LSU (n) _______ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -Totals _______17 ___ 45 ____ 0 ____21 Totals _________ 2 _____ 1 ____0 _____1

Rushing Receiving2005 ________At. ___Yds. __ TD __ Lng 2005 ________ No. ___ Yds. _ TD __ LngBall State ____ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - Ball State ______ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -at Iowa St. ____ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - at Iowa St. _____ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -Northern IA ___ 2 ____ 40 ____ 1 ____39 Northern IA ____ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -at Ohio St. ____ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - at Ohio St. _____ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -Illinois _______ 6 ____ 81 ____ 1 ____66 Illinois ________ 1 _____ 7 ____0 _____7at Purdue ____ 3 _____ 5 ____ 0 _____6 at Purdue ______ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -Indiana ______ 1 ____ 30 ____ 1 ____30 Indiana _______ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -Michigan _____ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - - Michigan ______ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -at N’western _ DNP __________________ at N’western ___ DNPat Wisconsin __ 6 ____ 30 ____ 0 ____12 at Wisconsin ___ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -Minnesota ____ 8 ____ 104 ___ 1 ____71 Minnesota _____ 1 _____11 ___0 ____11Florida (n) ____ 4 _____ 6 ____ 0 _____4 Florida (n) _____ 1 _____12 ___0 ____12Totals _______30 ___296 ___ 4 ____71 Totals _________ 3 _____30 ___0 ___ 12

Rushing Receiving2006 ________At. ___Yds. __ TD __ Lng 2006 ________ No. ___ Yds. _ TD __ LngMontana _____ 7 ____ 39 ____ 0 ____21 Montana _______ 2 _____22 ___0 ____17at Syracuse ___10 ___ 51 ____ 0 ____16 at Syracuse ____ 1 _____11 ___0 ____11IA State ______ 4 ____ 19 ____ 0 ____11 IA State _______ 1 _____ 7 ____0 _____7at Illinois ____15 ___ 55 ____ 1 ____12 at Illinois ______ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -Ohio State ____ 5 ____ 38 ____ 0 ____21 Ohio State _____ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -Purdue _______20 ___ 155 ___ 2 ____44 Purdue ________ 1 _____13 ___0 ____13at Indiana ____22 ___ 94 ____ 2 ____41 at Indiana _____ 1 _____ 9 ____0 _____9at Michigan ___ 7 ____ 22 ____ 0 ____12 at Michigan ____ 1 _____ 1 ____0 _____1No. Illinois ___ 7 ____ 29 ____ 0 ____11 No. Illinois _____ 1 _____22 ___0 ____22N’western ____10 ___ 46 ____ 0 ____10 N’western ______ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -Wisconsin ____ 7 ____ 53 ____ 0 ____30 Wisconsin ______ 1 _____35 ___0 ____35at Minn. _____ 6 ____ 37 ____ 0 ____15 at Minn. _______ 1 _____33 ___0 ____33Texas (n) _____12 ___ 26 ____ 0 _____9 Texas (n) ______ 1 _____ 2 ____0 _____2Totals ______ 132 ___664 ___ 6 ____44 Totals _________ 10 ___ 133 ___0 ___ 35

Career StatisticsRushing _________ Att. _________Yds. ________ Avg. _________ TD _________ LngFreshman __________ 17 __________ 45 __________ 2.6 __________0 ___________21Sophomore ________ 30 __________ 296 _________ 9.9 __________4 ___________71Junior ___________ 132 __________ 664 _________ 5.0 __________6 ___________44Career ___________ 179 ________ 1,005 ________ 5.6 _________ 10 __________ 71

Receiving ________ No. __________Yds. ________ Avg. _________ TD _________ LngFreshman __________ 2 ____________ 1 __________ 0.5 __________0 ____________1Sophomore ________ 3 ___________ 30 _________ 10.0 __________0 ___________12Junior ____________ 10 __________ 133 ________ 14.6 __________0 ___________35Career ____________ 15 __________164 ________ 10.9 __________0 __________ 35

KO Returns _______ No. __________Yds. ________ Avg. _________ TD _________ LngFreshman __________ 6 ___________ 122 ________ 20.3 __________0 ___________37Sophomore ________ 12 __________ 241 ________ 20.1 __________0 ___________47Junior ____________ 10 __________ 184 ________ 18.4 __________0 ___________36Career ____________ 28 __________547 ________ 19.5 __________0 __________ 47

32 - - Derrick SmithDefensive Back6-0, 185, Redshirt FreshmanCleveland, OH (Glenville HS)

Hawk-Item - - One of three Iowa recruits who took part in the NFL’s “Play It Smart” program as a prep.



Career - - recorded 123 tackles, 52 solo tackles, two interceptions, two forced fumbles and a fumble recovery in his career . . . had 27 tackles, nine solo tackles as a senior .

. . had 96 tackles, 43 solo tackles, two interceptions, one forced fumble and a fumble recovery as a junior . . . three-year letterman in football and track . . . led team to regional championship as a junior . . . Glenville HS record was 24-3 in his final two years, including a 14-0 conference mark.

Personal - - Born 3/31/87 . . . Open major . . . mother is Monique Cohill . . . one of five players from Cleveland area on Iowa roster . . . attended same high school as DE Labron Daniel, LB Bruce Smith and QB Arvell Nelson . . . high school coach was Ted Ginn, Sr.

30 - - Kyle SpadingTight End6-6, 245, SophomoreBelle Plaine, IA (Belle Plaine HS)



High school honors - - Earned first team all-state honors as a junior and senior and was second team selection as a sophomore . . . named to all-conference first team for three consecutive years . . . football team captain . . . Career - -

earned four letters as tight end and defensive back and linebacker . . . also earned four letters in basketball, track and field and baseball.

Personal - - Born 10/23/86 . . . Health and Sport Studies major . . . parents are Kay and Bob Spading . . . high school coaches were Reece Dodd and Todd Bohlen.

12 - - Ricky StanziQuarterback6-4, 215, Redshirt FreshmanMentor, OH (Lake Catholic HS)

2007 - - Listed as co-second team quarterback following spring practice.


High school honors - - 2005 Ohio Division III Offensive Player of the Year . . . also named Offensive Player of the Year by the Cleveland Plain Dealer, the Lake County News Herald and Cleveland Touchdown Club . . . first team all-state, all-

district, all-county and all-conference as a senior . . . all-county, all-district and team MVP as a senior . . . first team all-conference as a junior . . . MVP of Ohio North vs. South all-star game . . . Career - - threw for 2,400 yards and 21 touchdowns, and rushed for 675 yards and 12 touchdowns as a senior . . . had a 62% completion percentage . . . threw for 1,800 yards and 16 touchdowns, along with rushing for 630 yards and six touchdowns as a junior . . . team captain . . . three-year letterman in football, four-year letterman in basketball.

Personal - - Born 9/3/87 . . . Health and Sport Studies major . . . parents are Mary Jane and Joe Stanzi. . . high school coach was Mike Bell.

86 - - *Trey StrossWide Receiver6-3, 195, SophomoreAvon Lake, OH (Avon Lake HS)


2007 - - Listed as co-first team wide receiver following spring practice.

2006 Honors - - Hustle Award, special teams . . . 2006 - - not listed on depth chart following spring practice . . . saw action

in 41-7 win over Montana as offense gained 416 yards total offense . . . one reception for six yards vs. Montana in first action of his career . . . saw action in double overtime win at Syracuse, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Iowa State, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win at Illinois, but had no statistics . . . saw action in loss to top-ranked Ohio State, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Purdue, recording one solo tackle on special teams . . . saw action in loss at Indiana as offense gained 467 yards total offense . . . led team with six receptions for 67 yards, with a long of 18, setting career best in catches, yards and longest reception . . . saw action in loss at Michigan, but had no statistics . . . saw action in win over Northern Illinois as offense gained 405 yards total offense . . . one reception for 47 yards vs. Northern Illinois, a career long . . . saw action in loss to Northwestern, recording one solo tackle on special teams . . . saw action in loss to Wisconsin . . . once reception for 24 yards and a touchdown vs. Wisconsin for his first career


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score, moving Iowa to within three points in the fourth quarter . . . saw action in loss at Minnesota, with three receptions for 32 yards, as offense gained season-best 546 yards total offense . . . saw action in Alamo Bowl vs. Texas, recording one pass reception for 13 yards.

2005 - - Redshirted . . . Team Leader Award, offense.

High school honors - - Lorain County and South West Conference MVP as a senior . . . Golden Helmet Award . . . Midwest First Team WR . . . two-time first team all-state selection . . . three-time first team all-conference . . . Gatorade Rookie of the Year as a sophomore . . . Career - - 2,257 receiving yards and 31 touchdowns on 100 receptions in high school career . . . 1,112 yards and 14 touchdowns on 57 receptions as a senior . . . 28 receptions for 722 yards and seven touchdowns as a junior . . . also scored two touchdowns on defense as a free safety and recorded ten career interceptions . . . had a career punting average of 40.3 yards . . . helped prep team post 15-0 record as a junior, winning Ohio Division II state title . . . helped lead team to three-straight conference titles.

Personal - - Born 6/29/86 . . . Health and Sport Studies major . . . parents are Trudy and Anthony Stross . . . high school coach was Dave Dlugosz.

Career BestsCatches: 6 at Indiana, 10/14/06Yards: 67 at Indiana, 10/14/06Touchdowns: 1 vs. Wisconsin, 11/11/06Long: 47 vs. No. Illinois, 10/28/06

Game-By-Game Receiving Stats2006 _______ No. ___Yds. __ TD __ LngMontana _____ 1 _____ 6 ____ 0 _____6at Syracuse ___ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - -IA State ______ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - -at Illinois ____ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - -Ohio State ____ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - -Purdue _______ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - -at Indiana ____ 6 ____ 67 ____ 0 ____18at Michigan ___ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - -No. Illinois ___ 1 ____ 47 ____ 0 ____47N’western ____ 0 _____ 0 ____ 0 __ - - -Wisconsin ____ 1 ____ 24 ____ 1 ____24at Minn. _____ 3 ____ 32 ____ 0 ____13Texas (n) _____ 1 ____ 13 ____ 0 ____13Totals _______13 ___189 ___ 1 ____47

Career StatisticsReceiving ________ No. __________Yds. ________ Avg. _________ TD _________ LngFreshman __________ 13 __________ 189 ________ 14.5 __________1 ___________47

33 - - Jeff TarpinianLinebacker6-3, 220, Redshirt FreshmanOmaha, NE (Millard North HS)

Hawk-Item - - Moved from defensive back to linebacker during 2007 spring practice.



High school honors - - 2005 Nebraska Gatorade Player of the Year . . . first team all-state and all-conference as a senior . .

. honorable mention all-state as a sophomore and junior . . . second team all-conference as a junior . . . Career - - was an option quarterback in high school . . . rushed for 2,081 yards and 30 touchdowns on 254 attempts (8.19 average) . . . completed 13-of-29 passes for 401 yards and two touchdowns as a senior . . . rushed for 890 yards and completed 8-of-32 passes for 255 yards as a junior . . . led team to 2003 and 2005 state championships.

Personal - - Born 10/16/87 . . . Pre-Business major . . . member of prep Honor Roll . . . parents are Leslie and Jeff Tarpinian . . . attended same high school as DB Adam Shada and OL Seth Olsen . . . high school coach was Fred Petito.

18 - - Lance TillisonDefensive Back6-2, 205, Redshirt FreshmanSeffner, FL (Armwood HS)

2007 - - Listed as second team strong safety following spring practice.


High School honors - - First team all-conference as a senior . . . Career - - moved from Louisiana to Seffner, FL, and enrolled in Armwood HS at mid-season after house was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina . . . played wide receiver and

defensive back at Armwood . . . had 18 receptions and three touchdowns in three games at Armwood.

Personal - - Born 12/15/86 . . . Health and Sport Studies major . . . mother is Alledra Allen . . . high school coach was Sean Callahan.

63 - - Julian VanderveldeOffensive Line6-3, 295, Redshirt FreshmanDavenport, IA (Central HS)

2007 - - Listed as second team right guard following spring practice.


High school honors - - Earned first team all-state honors as a senior and was second team as a junior . . . second team all-conference selection . . . team captain as a senior . . .

Career - - three-year letterman as offensive and defensive lineman, and also played fullback . . . recorded four sacks as a senior despite missing five games due to injury . . . recorded 41 tackles as a junior, with 12 sacks . . . also competed in baseball, wrestling and track and field as a prep . . . posted a 24-4 individual record as a junior and advanced to state wrestling tournament . . . won Class 4A shot put title at state track meet as a junior and senior . . .

Personal - - Born 10/7/87 . . . Open major . . . earned academic all-conference and all-state recognition as a prep . . . parents are Cynthia and John Tobin . . . member of Davenport Little League baseball team that competed in 2000 World Series in Williamsport, PA . . . high school coach was Matt Verdon.

29 - - Eddie WilliamsFullback5-11, 240, JuniorRock Island, IL (Rock Island HS)

Hawk-Item - - Played one season at McKendree College in 2004 before joining Iowa program in 2005.


2006 - - Not listed on depth chart following spring practice . . . saw action in 41-7 win over Montana as offense gained 416 yards total offense . . . had no statistics vs. Montana . . . did

not see action in win at Syracuse . . . did not see action in win over Iowa State . . . did not see action in win at Illinois . . . did not see action in loss to top-ranked Ohio State . . . did not see action in win over Purdue . . . did not see action in loss at Indiana . . . did not see action in loss at Michigan . . . did not see action in win over Northern Illinois . . . did not see action in loss to Northwestern . . . did not see action in loss to Wisconsin . . . did not see action in loss at Minnesota . . . did not see action vs. Texas in Alamo Bowl.

2005 - - Redshirted after joining the team as a walk-on . . . 2004 - - Played one season at McKendree College for Coach Carl Poelker, seeing limited action on defense.

High school honors - - Earned all-conference honors as a junior and senior . . . Career - - earned three letters in football as offensive and defensive lineman . . . recorded 42 tackles as a senior . . . also earned three letters in track and field, tossing the discus and shot put . . . earned all state honors in track and field as a junior and senior . . . team captain in both football and track and field.

Personal - - Born 7/14/86 . . . History major . . . Honor Roll student as a prep . . . parents are Elizabeth Williams and Jim Horton . . . high school coach was Vic Boblett.


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21 - - **Albert YoungRunning Back5-10, 209, SeniorMoorestown, NJ (Moorestown HS)

Hawk-Item - - Career totals include 454 rushing attempts for 2,205 yards and 17 touchdowns . . . ranks eighth in career rushing yards . . . ranked eighth in the Big Ten in rushing yards per game (59.6) in 2006 . . . has surpassed 100 rushing yards in 10 career games, including seven straight games, an Iowa record, in 2005 . . . in 2005 became just the fourth Iowa sophomore and 11th Iowa player ever to surpass 1,000 yards in a season . . . 38 rushing attempts at Northwestern in 2005 rank as fourth highest single-game

total at Iowa and his 202 rushing yards in that game tie as ninth best single-game total . . . one of five seniors named to 2007 Leadership Group . . . one of three juniors selected to 2006 Leadership Group.

2007 - - Listed as first team running back following spring practice.

2006 Honors - - Coaches Appreciation Award, offense.

2006 Pre-season Honors - - Named pre-season honorable mention all-America by Street & Smith’s . . . pre-season first team all-Big Ten by Street & Smith’s and CollegeFootballNews.com . . . pre-season second team all-Big Ten by Lindy’s and Athlon Sports . . . named seventh best running back in the nation by The Sporting News . . . named eighth best overall player in the Big Ten Conference by CollegeFootballNews.com . . . named to pre-season watch list for the Doak Walker Award and the Maxwell Award . . . 2006 - - Led team in rushing attempts (178), rushing yards (779) touchdowns (seven) and all-purpose yards (1,004), while ranking fourth in receptions (30) and fifth in receiving yards (225) . . . listed as first team running back following spring practice . . . started at running back in opening win over Montana . . . rushed 19 times for 93 yards and one score, with no negative yards . . . also had four receptions for 55 yards and one touchdown . . . scored first touchdown on a five-yard reception and added a five-yard TD run in the fourth period . . . started at running back in double overtime win at Syracuse . . . rushed 18 times for 73 yards and one touchdown, a one-yard run in the second overtime to lift Iowa to the 20-13 win . . . also had three pass receptions for 29 yards and recorded one solo tackle . . . started at running back in win over Iowa State . . . rushed 18 times for 57 yards vs. Iowa State and also had five receptions for 28 yards . . . started at running back in win at Illinois . . . led rushing attack with 57 yards on 14 carries and scored Iowa’s second touchdown on a six-yard run . . . also had six receptions for 40 yards . . . started at running back in loss to top-ranked Ohio State . . . rushed 11 times for 48 yards and one touchdown and had one reception for six yards . . . touchdown came on 15-yard run in second quarter to cut deficit to 14-10, scoring the first rushing touchdown allowed by OSU in five games . . . did not see action in win over Purdue due to injury . . . did not see action in loss at Indiana due to injury . . . returned to action in loss at Michigan, but did not start and saw limited action . . . nine rushing attempts for 17 yards vs. Michigan, along with three pass receptions for 24 yards . . . started at running back in win over Northern Illinois as offense gained 405 yards total offense . . . rushed 25 times for 124 yards and one touchdown vs. Northern Illinois, surpassing the century mark for the first time this season and ninth time in his career . . . also had three receptions for 23 yards . . . rushed seven yards for first touchdown of the game in Iowa’s 24-14 win . . . started at running back in loss to Northwestern . . . rushed 18 times for 72 yards vs. Northwestern and had two receptions for five yards . . . started at running back in loss to Wisconsin . . . rushed for 41 yards on eight attempts vs. Wisconsin and had two pass receptions for nine yards . . . started at running back in loss at Minnesota as offense gained season-best 546 yards total offense . . . rushed 25 times for 133 yards and one touchdown vs. Minnesota, along with one reception for six yards . . . scoring play came on a one-yard run . . . started at running back vs. Texas in Alamo Bowl . . . rushed 13 times for 64 yards and one touchdown vs. Texas . . . scored first points of the game vs. Texas on a one-yard run to cap Iowa’s opening drive of the game.

2005 Honors - - One of 10 semi-finalists for the Doak Walker Award . . . co-Most Valuable Player . . . Coaches Appreciation Award, offense . . . second team all-Big Ten by league media . . . honorable mention all-Big Ten by league coaches . . . 2005 - - for all games, ranked fourth in the Big Ten in rushing yards per game (111.2) and 17th in the nation . . . ranked fifth in the Big Ten and 18th in the nation in all-purpose yards (146.7) . . . rushed 249 times for 1,334 yards and eight TDs for the season . . . led Big Ten Conference in rushing in 2005 with 125.2 yards per game average in league play, becoming first Hawkeye to lead the Big Ten Conference in rushing since Dennis Mosley in 1979 . . . season totals include 249 rushing attempts for 1,334 yards and eight TDs . . . 1,334 yards in 2005 ranks as fourth-best single-season total at Iowa . . . also had 24 receptions for 244 yards and averaged 15.2 yards on 12 kickoff returns . . . saw action in opening win over Ball State, rushing five times for 61 yards and a touchdown . . . had long run of 31 yards and scoring run of two yards . . . started at running back at Iowa State for first career start . . . rushed 18 times for career-best 140 yards at ISU, surpassing 100 yards for first time in career . . . had career-best 36-yard run . . . started at running back in win over Northern Iowa . . . rushed 13 times for 97 yards and two scores vs. UNI, scoring on runs of 10 and one yard . . . started at running back at Ohio State . . . rushed 10 times for 25 yards at OSU and had four pass receptions for 19 yards . . . started at running back in win over Illinois as offense rushed for 301 yards and gained 476 yards total offense . . . rushed 13 times for 102 yards vs.

Illinois, surpassing 100 yards for the second time in five games . . . also had four receptions for 51 yards before leaving game early in the third quarter . . . started at running back in win at Purdue . . . rushed 36 times for 165 yards in win at Purdue, reaching career-highs in attempts and yards . . . also had 35 yards on two pass receptions and 17 yards on three KO returns, giving him a season-best 217 all-purpose yards . . . started at running back in win over Indiana as offense gained 425 yards total offense . . . rushed 26 times for 125 yards and two touchdowns vs. Hoosiers, including scoring runs of 31 and 26 yards . . . also had two pass receptions for 63 yards, including a career-long 51-yard effort, and gained 14 yards on one kickoff return . . . started at running back vs. Michigan . . . rushed 30 times for 153 yards vs. Wolverines, had four pass receptions for 17 yards and gained 18 yards on one KO return for 188 all-purpose yards . . . started at running back at Northwestern . . . reached career-highs in rushing attempts (38), rushing yards (202), KO return yards (70) and all-purpose yards (274) at Northwestern . . . scored two touchdowns for the third time this season vs. the Wildcats, scoring on runs of 12 and 21 yards . . . started at running back in win at Wisconsin at offense gained 390 yards total offense . . . had 26 rushing attempts for 127 yards vs. Badgers, along with 45 yards on four pass receptions and 41 yards on two KO returns . . . started at running back in win over Minnesota as offense gained 613 yards total offense . . . rushed 21 times for 103 yards and one touchdown vs. Gophers, surpassing 100 rushing yards for seventh straight game, raising season total to 1,300 yards and eight touchdowns . . . started at running back in Outback Bowl vs. Florida, rushing 13 times for 34 yards . . . also gained 12 yards on three pass receptions. 2004 Honors - - One of two redshirt freshmen selected to 2004 Leadership Council . . . 2004 - - saw action in opening win over Kent State, rushing 23 times for 87 yards and a touchdown . . . scored on a one-yard run and also had two pass receptions for 22 yards . . . saw limited action in win over Iowa State after being injured in the first half . . . rushed four times for five yards, including a one-yard touchdown run on Iowa’s first drive of the game . . . had knee surgery following second game and missed the remainder of the season.

2003 - - Redshirted after injury in pre-season camp.

High school honors - - Named New Jersey offensive Player of the Year as a senior . . . SuperPrep All-American… 2002 Tom Lemming Prep Football All-American… rated 160th best player in the country by Tom Lemming… first team all-state honors as a senior… three-time first team all-conference selection… second team all-conference at wide receiver as a freshman… team MVP as a junior and senior… served as team caption as a senior… second-team all-state as a sophomore and honorable mention as a junior . . . Career - - rushed for 2,180 and scored 32 touchdowns senior season . . . finished prep career as the all-time leading rusher in South Jersey (5,411 yards)… first running back in South Jersey to rush for over 2,000 yards in two seasons… rushed for 2007 yards and scored 25 TDs (20 rush, 4 rec., 1 ret.) as a sophomore… rushed for 1,000 yards and scored 23 TDs (17 rush, 5 rec., 1 ret.) as a junior despite missing three games with a sprained MCL.

Personal - - Born 2/25/85 . . . Health and Sport Studies major . . . parents are Darlene Young and Carson Miller . . . high school coaches were Frank Paris and Russ Horton.


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Career Rushing BestsAttempts: 38 at Northwestern, 11/5/05Yards: 202 at Northwestern, 11/5/05Touchdowns: 2, 3 times, last at Northwestern, 11/5/05Long: 36, twice, last vs. Illinois, 10/1/05100-yard Games: 10, last at Minnesota, 11/18/06

Career Receiving BestsCatches: 6 at Illinois, 9/23/06Yards: 63 vs. Indiana, 10/15/05Touchdowns: 1 vs. Montana, 9/2/06Long: 51 vs. Indiana, 10/15/05

Game-By-Game StatsRushing Receiving2004________ No. ___Yds. __ TD ___Lng 2004 __________No. ___ Yds. _ TD ___LngKent State ____23 ___ 87 ____ 1 ____18 Kent State _____ 2 _____22 ___0 ____16Iowa State ____ 4 _____ 5 ____ 1 _____4 Iowa State _____ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -at Ariz. St. __ Inj. __________________ at Ariz. St. ____ Inj.at Michigan __ Inj. __________________ at Michigan ___ Inj.Mich. St. ____ Inj. __________________ Mich. St. _____ Inj.Ohio St. _____ Inj. __________________ Ohio St. ______ Inj.at Penn St. __ Inj. __________________ at Penn St. ____ Inj.at Illinois ___ Inj. __________________ at Illinois _____ Inj.Purdue ______ Inj. __________________ Purdue _______ Inj.at Minn. ____ Inj. __________________ at Minn. ______ Inj.Wisconsin ___ Inj. __________________ Wisconsin _____ Inj.LSU (n) _____ Inj. __________________ LSU (n) ______ Inj.Totals _______27 ___ 92 ____ 2 ____18 Totals _________ 2 _____22 ___0 ___ 16

Rushing Receiving2005 _______ No. ___Yds. __ TD __ Lng 2005 ________ No. ___ Yds. _ TD __ LngBall State ____ 5 ____ 61 ____ 1 ____31 Ball State ______ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -at Iowa St. ____18 ___ 140 ___ 0 ____36 at Iowa St. _____ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -Northern IA ___13 ___ 97 ____ 2 ____16 Northern IA ____ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -at Ohio St. ____10 ___ 25 ____ 0 _____6 at Ohio St. _____ 4 _____19 ___0 _____8Illinois _______13 ___ 102 ___ 0 ____36 Illinois ________ 4 _____51 ___0 ____21at Purdue ____36 ___ 165 ___ 0 ____13 at Purdue ______ 2 _____35 ___0 ____27Indiana ______26 ___ 125 ___ 2 ____31 Indiana _______ 2 _____63 ___0 ____51Michigan _____30 ___ 153 ___ 0 ____16 Michigan ______ 4 _____17 ___0 _____8at N’western __38 ___ 202 ___ 2 ____21 at N’western ____ 1 _____ 2 ____0 _____2at Wisconsin __26 ___ 127 ___ 0 ____25 at Wisconsin ___ 4 _____45 ___0 ____35Minnesota ____21 ___ 103 ___ 1 ____17 Minnesota _____ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -Florida _______13 ___ 34 ____ 0 _____9 Florida (n) _____ 3 _____12 ___0 _____6Totals ______ 249 __ 1334 __ 8 ____36 Totals _________ 24 ___ 244 ___0 ___ 51

Rushing Receiving2006 _______ No. ___Yds. __ TD __ Lng 2006 ________ No. ___ Yds. _ TD __ LngMontana _____19 ___ 93 ____ 1 ____11 Montana _______ 4 _____55 ___1 ____35at Syracuse ___18 ___ 73 ____ 1 ____21 at Syracuse ____ 3 _____29 ___0 ____12IA State ______18 ___ 57 ____ 0 _____9 IA State _______ 5 _____28 ___0 ____12at Illinois ____14 ___ 57 ____ 1 _____8 at Illinois ______ 6 _____40 ___0 ____15Ohio State ____11 ___ 48 ____ 1 ____15 Ohio State _____ 1 _____ 6 ____0 _____6Purdue ______ Inj. __________________ Purdue _______ Inj.at Indiana ___ Inj. __________________ at Indiana ____ Inj.at Michigan ___ 9 ____ 17 ____ 0 _____6 at Michigan ____ 3 _____24 ___0 ____18No. Illinois ___25 ___ 124 ___ 1 ____19 No. Illinois _____ 3 _____23 ___0 ____10N’western ____18 ___ 72 ____ 0 ____11 N’western ______ 2 _____ 5 ____0 _____7Wisconsin ____ 8 ____ 41 ____ 0 ____15 Wisconsin ______ 2 _____ 9 ____0 _____5at Minn. _____25 ___ 133 ___ 1 ____13 at Minn. _______ 1 _____ 6 ____0 _____6Texas (n) _____13 ___ 64 ____ 1 ____26 Texas (n) ______ 0 _____ 0 ____0 __ - - -Totals ______ 178 ___779 ___ 7 ____26 Totals _________ 30 ___ 225 ___1 ___ 35

Career StatisticsRushing _________ No. __________Yds. ________ Avg. _________ TD _________ LngFreshman __________ 27 __________ 92 __________ 3.4 __________2 ___________18Sophomore _______ 249 _________ 1,334 ________ 5.4 __________8 ___________36Junior ___________ 178 __________ 779 _________ 4.3 __________7 ___________26Career ___________ 454 ________ 2,205 ________ 4.9 _________ 17 __________ 36

Receiving ________ No. __________Yds. ________ Avg. _________ TD _________ LngFreshman __________ 2 ___________ 22 _________ 11.0 __________0 ___________16Sophomore ________ 24 __________ 244 ________ 10.2 __________0 ___________51Junior ____________ 30 __________ 225 _________ 7.5 __________1 ___________35Career ____________ 56 __________493 _________ 8.8 __________1 __________ 51


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46 - - Christian BallardDefensive End6-4, 270, FreshmanLawrence, KS (Lawrence Free State HS)

High school honors - - 2006 Preseason Prep Star all-American . . . first team all-state and all-conference as a senior . . . honorable mention all-conference as a junior and sophomore . . . Career - - caught 50 passes for 558 yards and six touchdowns in his career . . . had 23 receptions for 287 yards and five touchdowns as a senior . . . led prep team to an 11-1 record and an undefeated conference mark as a senior . . . team captain . . . also earned two letters in basketball and four letters in track and field.

Personal - - Born 1/3/89 . . . Open major . . . parents are Denise and Casey Ballard . . . high school coach was Bob Lisher.

4 - - Jordan BernstineDefensive Back5-11, 200, FreshmanDes Moines, IA (Lincoln HS)

High school honors - - Parade all-American . . . played in the East Meets West All-American Game . . . two-time Elite and first team all-state . . . two-time first team all-conference . . . second team all-conference and all-state as a sophomore . . . team captain . . . Career - - amassed 208 career tackles with 11 interceptions (two for TD) and five fumble recoveries . . . had 91 tackles with five interceptions and two fumble recoveries as a senior . . . recorded 75 tackles and four interceptions as a junior . . . also played running back and punter . . . rushed for 1,639 yards on 158 career attempts, with 20 touchdowns . . . held career punting average of 39 yards (14 punts for 546 yards) . . . also recorded 1,579 career kick return yards, with three touchdowns.

Personal - - Born 5/31/89 . . . Open major . . . mother is Felicia Bernstine . . . high school coach was Tom Mihalovich.

91 - - Broderick BinnsDefensive End6-2, 245, FreshmanSt. Paul, MN (Cretin-Derham Hall HS)

High school honors - - Two-time first team all-conference and all-state . . . honorable mention all-American . . . team captain . . . Career - - finished his prep career with 157 tackles, 18 sacks, two interceptions and two touchdowns . . . had a career-high 13 sacks and 75 tackles as a sophomore . . . recorded a career-high 89 tackles, along with nine sacks and three batted balls as a junior . . . had 68 tackles, nine sacks, two interceptions and two touchdowns as a senior.

Personal - - Born 7/23/89 . . . Psychology major . . . winner of the Presidential Award . . . member of prep Honor Roll every trimester . . . parents are Erika and Gary Binns . . . attended same high school as OL Rafael Eubanks and LS Nick Murphy . . . high school coaches were Mike Scanlon and Andy Bischoff.

74 - - Nick BraytonDefensive Line6-3, 235, FreshmanIowa City, IA (West HS)

High school honors - - Earned second team all-state recognition as a senior . . . first team all-conference as a senior after earning second team honors as a junior . . . Career - - earned two letters in football as offensive and defensive lineman . . . earned three letters in wrestling and track and field . . . won Class 4-A state title in the discus as a senior, setting a state meet record with a toss of 192-6 . . . won Drake Relays title and placed fourth in the state meet in that event as a junior.

Personal - - Born 6/12/89 . . . Open major . . . member of prep Honor Roll . . . parents are Diana and Doug Brayton . . . one of nine players from Iowa City on Hawkeye roster . . . attended same high school as OL Richie Amendola, OL Alex Kanellis, OL Travis Meade and OL Austin Postler . . . high school coaches were Dan Dvorak and Mike Cooper.

79 - - Bryan BulagaOffensive Line6-6, 290, FreshmanCrystal Lake, IL (Marian Central Catholic HS)

High school honors - - Parade Magazine, PrepStar Magazine and East-West All-American . . . USA Today second team all-American as a senior . . . IHSFCA, Chicago Tribune and Champaign News Gazette first team all-state as a senior . . . named Suburban Catholic Conference and Northwest Herald Area Player of the Year . . . Chicago-Sun Times first team all-area . . . first team all-area and all-conference as a junior . . . two-year varsity captain . . . Career - - did not allow a sack at left tackle . . . also played defensive end, tight end and linebacker during his prep career . . . recorded 261 career tackles with 46 tackles for loss, 31 sacks and one interception . . . recorded 108 tackles and 23 sacks as a defensive end his senior year . . . as a tight end, recorded 35 receptions for 665 yards and 10 touchdowns . . . also converted three two-point conversions.

Personal - - Born 3/5/89 . . . Open major . . . member of prep Honor Roll . . . parents are Kathi and Joe Bulaga . . . high school coach was Ed Brucker.

55 - - Jacody ColemanLinebacker6-3, 240, FreshmanBeaumont, TX (West Brook HS)

High school honors - - First team all-conference, Conference MVP, honorable mention all-state and all-region as a senior . . . finalist for Willie Ray Smith Award . . . second team all-conference as a junior . . . honorable mention all-conference as a sophomore . . . two-year captain . . . Career - - recorded 265 career tackles, 22 sacks, 35 tackles for loss, seven forced fumbles, three fumble recoveries and two blocked kicks . . . has 121 tackles, eight sacks, 15 tackles for loss and three forced fumbles as a senior . . . had 82 tackles, seven sacks, 12 tackles for loss, four forced fumbles, three fumble recoveries and two blocked kicks as a junior . . . recorded 62 tackles, seven sacks and eight tackles for loss as a sophomore . . . also earned letters in power lifting (3), track (3) and basketball (2).

Personal - - Born 4/28/89 . . . Pre-Business major . . . parents are Lorna Coleman and Quintin Coleman . . . high school coach was Craig Stump.

96 - - Lebron DanielDefensive End6-2, 220, FreshmanCleveland, OH (Glenville HS)

Hawk-Item - - One of two Iowa recruits who took part in the NFL’s “Play It Smart” program as a prep.

High school honors - - Second team all-American, along with first team all-state and all-conference as a senior . . . second team all-state and first-team all-conference as a junior . . . honorable mention all-state and first team all-conference as a sophomore . . . team captain as a senior . . . Career - - recorded 271 career tackles, with 38 sacks and three interceptions . . . had 94 tackles, two interceptions and a career-high 15 sacks as a senior . . . amassed a career-high 102 tackles, along with 13 QB sacks and an interception, as a junior . . . recorded 75 tackles and 10 sacks as a sophomore . . . played three years at Warrensville HS and one year at Glenville HS.

Personal - - Born 3/4/89 . . . Open major . . . member of prep High Honor Roll . . . parents are Camille Nash and Danny Daniel . . . one of five players from Cleveland area on Iowa roster . . . high school teammate of LB Bruce Davis (Glenville), QB Arvell Nelson (Glenville), DB Derrick Smith (Glenville) and Chris Rowell (Warrensville) . . . high school coach was Ted Ginn, Sr.

93 - - Mike DanielsDefensive Tackle6-1, 240, FreshmanBlackwood, NJ (Highland Regional HS)

High school honors - - First team all-conference as a senior . . . two-time team captain . . . Career - - recorded 222 career tackles, with 27 QB sacks . . . recorded 97 tackles and 12 QB sacks as a senior . . . had 84 tackles and nine sacks as a junior . . . recorded 41 tackles and six sacks as a sophomore . . . also played running back, rushing for 2,203 career yards while scoring 25 touchdowns . . . amassed 1,029 rushing yards with 12 TDs as a senior . . . had 844 rushing yards and seven touchdowns as a junior . . . also a three-year letterman in wrestling and earned one letter in track and field.

Personal - - Born 5/5/89 . . . Open major . . . member of prep High Honor Roll . . . parents are Carlene and Michael Daniels . . . high school coach was Frank Plefka.

57 - - Bruce DavisLinebacker5-11, 225, FreshmanCleveland, OH (Glenville HS)

Hawk-Item - - One of two Iowa recruits who took part in the NFL’s “Play It Smart” program as a prep.

High school honors - - Co-Ohio Defensive Player of the Year . . . first team all-state as a senior and second team all-state as a junior . . . two-time first team all-conference selection . . . Career - - amassed 198 career tackles, including 105 solo stops . . . also had four interceptions, four forced fumbles, nine QB sacks and 21 tackles for loss . . . had 117 tackles, including 56 solos, three forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries, five QB sacks and 13 tackles for loss, as a senior . . . 81 tackles with 49 solos, two interceptions, four QB sacks and eight tackles for loss as a junior.

Personal - - Born 2/3/89 . . . Pre-Business major . . . parents are Shelley Davis and Bruce Davis . . . one of five players from Cleveland area on Iowa roster . . . high school teammate of DE Lebron Daniel, QB Arvell Nelson and DB Derrick Smith . . . high school coach was Ted Ginn, Sr.

60 - - Tyrel DetweilerOffensive Line6-4, 310, FreshmanWilliamsburg, IA (Williamsburg HS)

High school honors - - Earned second team all-state honors as a senior . . . was first team all-conference as a junior and senior . . . earned first team all-District honors as a junior



and senior . . . selected to participate in Iowa Shrine Bowl following senior season . . . Career - - earned three letters in football as offensive and defensive lineman, helping prep team advance to state playoffs as a junior and senior . . . also lettered in basketball and track and field.

Personal - - Born 8/7/89 . . . Exercise Science/Sports therapy major . . . earned all-Academic honors as a prep . . . parents are Mary and Jim Detweiler . . . high school coach was Kurt Ritchie.

20 - - Cedric EversonDefensive Back6-1, 175, FreshmanDetroit, MI (Samuel Mumford HS)

High school honors - - Two-time SuperPrep, Rivals.com, Scout.com and Rise Magazine all-American . . . Max Emfinger Sporting Report and Midwest Magazine all-American as a senior . . . honorable mention Michigan Elite as a junior . . . three-time first team all-state selection . . . second-team all-state as a freshman . . . four-time first team all-conference . . . two-year team captain . . . Career - - amassed over 4,900 all-purpose yards, with 62 career touchdowns . . . recorded 84 tackles, five interceptions and four QB sacks as a senior . . . also recorded 1,904 all-purpose yards, with 17 touchdowns (two kick returns, two punt returns, three interception returns, one TD reception and nine rushing TDs) . . . recorded 69 tackles (48 solo) with 15 interceptions (10 returned for touchdowns) and 10 kick/punt return touchdowns as a junior . . . had 2,602 total all-purpose yards with 29 touchdowns as a junior . . . three-year letterman in track, where he was a Nike All-American . . . won indoor and outdoor state championships in the 400m dash as a junior.

Personal - - Born 6/28/89 . . . Pre-Business major . . . National Scholar and member of prep Honor Roll . . . parents are Roslyn and Cedric Everson … one of three players from Detroit area on Iowa roster . . . high school coach was Robert Lynch.

87 - - Zach FurlongTight End6-5, 220, FreshmanXenia, OH (Xenia HS)

High school honors - - Second team all-state and first team all-conference at quarterback as a senior . . . first team all-conference wide receiver as a junior . . . honorable mention all-conference as a sophomore . . . team captain . . . Career - - played one year at tight end, one year at wide receiver and one year at quarterback . . . ended career with 727 receiving yards and six touchdowns . . . completed 57-130 passes for 976 yards and four touchdowns . . . rushed for 665 yards and eight touchdowns . . . completed 46-111 passes for 706 yards and two touchdowns as a senior, while rushing for 589 yards on 98 carries and eight touchdowns . . . recorded 30 receptions for 510 yards and five touchdowns at wide receiver as a junior . . . totaled nine receptions for 161 yards and a touchdown as a sophomore tight end.

Personal - - Born 5/24/88 . . . Open major . . . three-year member of prep Honor Roll . . . parents are Angela McKenzie and Scott Furlong . . . high school coach was Ed Mignery.

73 - - Adam GettisOffensive Line6-4, 235, FreshmanFrankfort, IL (Lincoln Way East HS)

High school honors - - First team all-state and all-conference as a senior . . . second team all-state and first team all-conference as a junior . . . second team all-conference as a sophomore . . . Career - - recorded 29 tackles and eight QB sacks in two years as a defensive lineman . . . also played three years on the offensive line, amassing 149 pancake blocks, including a career-high 69 as a senior . . . played both center and tackle . . . blocked three kicks as a junior and four as a senior . . . helped prep team to a 2005 state championship . . . also lettered in basketball and track and field . . . placed second in the shot put at the state meet in 2005.

Personal - - Born 12/9/88 . . . Open major . . . parents are Felicia and Dexter and Gettis . . . high school coach was Rob Zvonar.

2 - - Eric GuthriePunter6-6, 205, FreshmanNevada, IA (Nevada HS)

High school honors - - Earned third team all-state honors as a senior after earning first team honors as a junior. . . earned first team all-conference honors as a junior and senior . . . team captain as a senior . . . selected to compete in Iowa Shrine Bowl following prep career . . . Career - - holds 15 school kicking and punting records . . . averaged 37.2 yards on 135 career punts, with a career-best of 66 yards . . . 25 punts were inside the opponent 20-yardline . . . made 39-44 career PATs and 7-17 field goals, with a long of 47 yards . . . averaged 38 yards per punt as a senior, along with making 13-15 PATs and 5-12 field goals . . . averaged 44.2 yards per punt as a junior . . . hit 21-23 PATs and 2-4 field goals ass a junior . . . earned three letters in football as punter, kicker, wide receiver and defensive back . . . earned two letters in basketball and four in baseball.

Personal - - Born 10/12/88 in San Salvador, El Salvador . . . Pre-Health and Sport Studies major . . . member of National Honor Society and prep Honor Roll . . . parents are Nancy and Gary Guthrie . . . high school coaches were Dave McCaulley and Jon Pilcher.

64 - - Cody HundertmarkDefensive Tackle6-4, 260, FreshmanHumboldt, IA (Humboldt HS)

High school honors - - Played in the East Meets West all-America Game, recording three six tackles and three QB sacks . . . Elite All-State and first team all-conference as a senior . . . second team all-state and first team all-conference as a junior . . . honorable mention all-conference and all-district as a sophomore . . . first team academic all-state . . . team captain . . . Career - - led prep team to 2006 Class 3A state championship . . . set school record for QB sacks with 18 . . . recorded 40 tackles, including 10 tackles for loss, as a senior . . . had a career-high 68 tackles, including 18 tackles for loss, as a junior . . . recorded 40 total tackles and five tackles for loss as sophomore.

Personal - - Born 8/30/88 . . . Pre-Business major . . . member of National Honor Society . . . parents are Sue and David Hundertmark . . . high school teammate of LB Tyler Nielsen and OL Ben Thilges . . . high school coach was Greg Thomas.

7 - - Marvin McNuttQuarterback6-4, 195, FreshmanSt. Louis, MO (Hazelwood Central HS)

High school honors - - First team all-state as a senior . . . two-time second team all-conference . . . Suburban Journal Athlete of the Year . . . second team all-state as a junior . . . earned honorable mention all-conference laurels as a sophomore . . . Career - - career totals include 196-375 passing for 3,308 passing yards and 31 touchdowns, with 10 interceptions . . . ran for 337 yards and eight touchdowns . . . threw for 1,605 yards and 15 touchdowns on 90-162 passing as a senior, with six interceptions . . . also ran for 248 yards and six touchdowns . . . passed for 1,239 yards and completed 79-157 attempts for 12 touchdowns and four interceptions as a junior . . . installed as the starting quarterback six games into his junior year, and led team to six-consecutive wins to take prep team to the state championship game . . . nominated for the Army vs. Navy all-star game . . . also lettered in basketball and baseball . . . drew interest as a collegiate basketball player as well, and was nominated for the McDonald’s all-American game.

Personal - - Born 7/4/89 . . . Open major . . . parents are Anita and Marvin McNutt . . . one of three players from St. Louis area on Iowa roster . . . high school coach was John Pukala.

3 - - Diauntae MorrowDefensive Back6-0, 190, FreshmanCleveland, OH (St. Edward HS)

High school honors - - Honorable Mention Prep Star all-American . . . second team all-state as a senior and third team as a sophomore . . . two-time first team all-district . . . Career - - totaled 150 career tackles, including 60 solo tackles, 10 QB sacks, 25 tackles for loss and one interception . . . recorded 55 tackles, with 25 solos, two QB sacks, a safety and an interception as a senior . . . had a career-high 75 tackles, with 35 solos, eight QB sacks and 15 tackles for loss, as a junior when he played linebacker.

Personal - - Born 6/18/89 . . . Pre-Business major . . . parents are Yalanda Goggins and Dwayne Morrow . . . one of five players from Cleveland area on Iowa roster . . . high school coach was John Gibbons.

51 - - Dezman MosesLinebacker6-2, 215, FreshmanWillingboro, NJ (Willingboro HS)

High school honors - - First team all-county, all-conference and all-South Jersey as a senior . . . second team all-county and all-conference as a junior . . . third team all-conference as a freshman and sophomore . . . team captain . . . Career - - recorded 87 tackles and five interceptions (two for touchdown) as a senior . . . had 75 tackles and seven interceptions as a junior . . . led team in tackles as a freshman and sophomore . . . also played wide receiver . . . recorded 35 receptions for 596 yards and 10 touchdowns as a senior . . . was team’s second leading receiver as a junior.

Personal - - Born 1/4/89 . . . Pre-Business major . . . parents are Valerie and Vernon Moses . . . high school coach was Nelson Hayspell.

42 - - Nick MurphyLong Snapper6-2, 210, FreshmanSt. Paul, MN (Cretin-Derham Hall HS)

High school honors - - Earned three letters for prep football team as linebacker and long snapper . . . Career - - Helped prep team post 10-1 record as a senior, including perfect 8-0 record in conference play . . . team advanced to state championship as a junior . . . ranked


as top snapper at Ray Guy Special Teams camp . . . handled all deep snaps for punts and PAT and field goal attempts as a junior and senior.

Personal - - Born 7/31/89 . . . Open major . . . parents are Jan Martland and Brian Murphy . . . attended same high school as DE Broderick Binns and OL Rafael Eubanks . . . high school coach was Mike Scanlon.

87 - - Thomas NardoDefensive Line6-3, 245, FreshmanLancaster, PA (Lancaster Catholic HS)

High school honors - - Earned second team all-state honors as a junior and senior . . . first team all conference on defense as a junior and senior . . . first team all-conference on offense and second team on defense as a sophomore . . . team captain . . . Career - - career totals include 84 solo tackles and 199 assists for 283 tackles over four seasons . . . also had 34 tackles for loss, three forced fumbles and six recovered fumbles . . . recorded 111 tackles as a senior, with 36 solo stops, 14 tackles for loss and eight QB sacks, as team won district championship . . . recorded 77 tackles as a junior, including 25 solo tackles . . . earned four varsity letters as offensive and defensive lineman . . . also earned three letters in baseball and two in basketball.

Personal - - Born 4/3/89 . . . Open major . . . member of prep Honor Roll . . . parents are Cyndi and Frank Nardo . . . high school coach was Bruce Harbach.

45 - - Tyler NielsenLinebacker6-4, 215, FreshmanHumboldt, IA (Humboldt HS)

High school honors - - 2006 Gatorade Iowa Football Player of the Year . . . US Army all-American . . . Des Moines Register first team and Elite all-state as a senior . . . captain of the Class 3A all-state team . . . three-time first team all-conference selection . . . first team Des Moines Register and second team Iowa Newspaper Association all-state as a junior . . . team captain . . . Career - - Led prep team to the 2006 Class 3A state championship . . . amassed 258 career tackles . . . recorded 99 solo tackles, 35 assisted tackles, six tackles for loss, three fumble recoveries (two for TD) and an interception as a senior . . . also rushed for 151 yards and two touchdowns on 11 carries . . . had 11 receptions for 216 yards and two touchdowns as a senior . . . recorded 47 solo tackles, with 23 assists and three tackles for loss, as a junior . . . had 37 solo tackles and 17 assists as a sophomore . . . member of prep track and field team . . . won Class 3-A state tile in the 400-meters as a senior with a time of 49.94.

Personal - - Born 6/1/88 . . . Open major . . . four-year member of the “A” Honor Roll . . . member of prep National Honor Society . . . parents are Julie and Tony Nielsen . . . high school teammate of DL Cody Hundertmark and OL Ben Thilges . . . high school coach was Greg Thomas.

27 - - Jevon PughRunning Back5-10, 210, FreshmanNaples, FL (Naples HS)

High school honors - - Southwest Florida Offensive Player of the Year . . . two-time first team all-conference selection . . . third team all-state as a senior . . . honorable mention all-conference as a sophomore . . . team captain . . . Career - - led prep team to district championships in 2004 and 2006 . . . completed career with 3,512 yards on 398 carries, with 34 touchdowns . . . rushed for 1,813 yards and 18 touchdowns on 241 carries as a senior . . . had 112 carries for 1,051 yards and seven touchdowns as a junior . . . rushed 45 times for 648 yards and nine touchdowns as a sophomore.

Personal - - Born 10/11/88 . . . Pre-Business major . . . mother is Theresa Morgan . . . high school coach was Bill Kramer.

82 - - Allen ReisnerTight End6-3, 220, FreshmanMarion, IA (Marion HS)

High school honors - - Named first team all-state by the Des Moines Register and the Iowa Newspaper Association . . . two-time first team all-conference selection . . . team captain . . . Career - - totaled 64 career receptions for 873 yards and a school-record 15 touchdowns . . . recorded 684 yards receiving and 12 touchdowns on 48 catches as a senior . . . had 13 catches for 177 yards and three touchdowns as a junior . . . also played linebacker, amassing 95 solo tackles, 43 assists and four QB sacks in his career . . . had 55 solo tackles and 25 assists as a senior.

Personal - - Born 9/29/88 . . . Open major . . . father is Harley Reisner . . . high school coach was Tony Perkins.


22 - - Colin SandemanWide Receiver6-1, 190, FreshmanBettendorf, IA (Bettendorf HS)

High school honors - - Two-time Des Moines Register Class 4A Elite and first team all-state . . . two-time Iowa Newspaper Association and Iowapreps.com Elite first team all-state . . . 2006 MAC Player of the Year . . . two-time Quad City Times newspaper Iowa-Illinois first team all-metro . . . two-time MAC first team all-conference . . . team captain . . . Career - - recorded 26 receptions for 534 yards and six touchdowns as a senior, while rushing for 365 yards and six touchdowns on 34 carries . . . averaged 18.8 yards per punt return and 21.0 yards per kick return . . . had 44 receptions for 810 yards and 16 touchdowns as a junior, averaging 23.6 yards per punt return with four touchdowns . . . holds Bettendorf HS records for touchdown receptions in a season and career, career receptions, and season and career punt return average . . . set MAC record for most touchdown receptions in the conference season (15) as a junior . . . during prep football career, played wide receiver, quarterback, running back, defensive back and punter . . . played on state championship teams in football (2004), soccer (2003) and basketball (2005) . . . all-conference and all-metro honorable mention in basketball . . . qualified for the state track meet and the Drake Relays.

Personal - - Born 12/1/88 . . . Pre-Business major . . . member of National Honor Society and Honor Roll . . . parents are Scott and Teri Sandeman . . . attended same high school as LB Pat Angerer and DB Brett Greenwood . . . high school coach was Randy Scott.

9 - - Tyler SashDefensive Back6-1, 200, FreshmanOskaloosa, IA (Oskaloosa HS)

High school honors - - Two-time first team all-state, including Elite all-state selection as a senior . . . three-time first team all-district selection . . . third team all-state as a sophomore . . . team captain . . . three-time academic all-district . . . Career - - recorded 137 career tackles, with eight interceptions . . . also played wide receiver in high school . . . holds or is tied for 28 school records, including rushing yards in a game (324), longest touchdown reception (98 yards), most receptions in a career (100), season (49) and game (nine), most touchdowns in a career (63), season (28) and game (seven), receiving yards in a career (2,141), season (1,008) and game (267), touchdown receptions in a career (22), season (12) and game (three) and total career yards (4,310) . . . career rushing totals include 240 attempts for 2,090 yards and 34 touchdowns.

Personal - - Born 5/27/88 . . . Open major . . . four-year member of prep Honor Roll… parents are Barney and Mike Sash . . . high school coach was Darrell Schumacher.

17 - - Abe SatterfieldDefensive Back6-1, 180, FreshmanErie, PA (Cathedral Prep)

High school honors - - Earned Class AAAA Associated Press first team all-state honors as a senior . . . named to the Harrisburg Patriot-News “Platinum 33” team . . . was a two-time all-conference pick . . . team captain . . . Career - - recorded 62 tackles with an interception as a senior . . . had 49 tackles and two interceptions as a junior . . . also played wide receiver . . . averaged 15.87 yards per catch as a senior, with seven touchdowns . . . averaged 17.3 yards per catch as a junior with a pair of touchdowns.

Personal - - Born 7/30/88 . . . Open major . . . parents are Kim Hobson and Mark Satterfield . . . high school coach was Don Holl.

59 - - Ben ThilgesOffensive Line6-4, 260, FreshmanHumboldt, Iowa (Humboldt HS)

High school honors - - Earned third team all-state recognition as a senior . . . was first team all-conference as a senior after earning honorable mention recognition as a junior . . . Career - - member of prep team that won district titles as a junior and senior and state championship his senior season . . . earned three letters as offensive and defensive lineman . . . also lettered in baseball, wrestling and track and field.

Personal - - Born 12/29/88 . . . Pre-Business major . . . parents are Shelli and Steve Thilges . . . attended same high school as Cody DL Hundertmark and LB Tyler Nielson . . . high school coach was Greg Thomas.

56 - - Markus ZusevicsOffensive Line6-5, 240, FreshmanArlington Heights, IL (Prospect HS)

High school honors - - First team all-state and all-area as a senior . . . first team all-area and all-conference as a junior . . . team captain . . . Career - - helped lead prep team to the 2005 state championship . . . two-year letterman as an offensive and defensive lineman . . . also a four-year letterman in volleyball, where he was an outside hitter.

Personal - - Born 4/25/89 . . . Pre-Health and Sport Studies major . . . parents are Linda and Norm Zusevics . . . high school coach was Brent Pearlman.


2006 STATISTICS

GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS Overall ConferenceDate ________________Opponent _____________ Result ______Score ________ Record _______Record _____ Game Time ___ AttendanceSep. 2, 2006 _________Montana ______________ W __________ 41-7 _________ 1-0-0 _________0-0-0 _________ 3:00 ___________ 70,585Sep. 8 ,2006 _________at Syracuse ____________ WO _________20-13 _________ 2-0-0 _________0-0-0 _________ 3:45 ___________ 37,199Sep. 16, 2005 ________Iowa State _____________ W __________27-17 _________ 3-0-0 _________0-0-0 _________ 3:07 ___________ 70,585 *Sep. 23, 2006 _______at Illinois _____________ W __________ 24-7 _________ 4-0-0 _________1-0-0 _________ 3:21 ___________ 43,066*Sep. 30, 2006 _______Ohio State _____________ L ___________17-38 _________ 4-1-0 _________1-1-0 _________ 3:07 ___________ 70,585*Oct. 7, 2006 ________Purdue ________________ W __________47-17 _________ 5-1-0 _________2-1-0 _________ 3:10 ___________ 70,585*Oct. 14, 2006 _______at Indiana _____________ L ___________28-31 _________ 5-2-0 _________2-2-0 _________ 3:27 ___________ 31,392*Oct. 21, 2006 _______at Michigan ____________ L ___________ 6-20 _________ 5-3-0 _________2-3-0 _________ 3:20 __________ 110,923Oct. 28, 2006 ________Northern Illinois ________ W __________24-14 _________ 6-3-0 _________2-3-0 _________ 2:55 ___________ 70,585*Nov. 4, 2006 ________Northwestern __________ L ___________ 7-21 _________ 6-4-0 _________2-4-0 _________ 2:43 ___________ 70,585*Nov. 11, 2006 _______Wisconsin _____________ L ___________21-24 _________ 6-5-0 _________2-5-0 _________ 3:08 ___________ 70,585*Nov. 18, 2006 _______at Minnesota ___________ L ___________24-34 _________ 6-6-0 _________2-6-0 _________ 3:05 ___________ 64,140#Dec. 30, 2006 _______vs. Texas ______________ L ___________24-26 _________ 6-7-0 _________2-6-0 _________ 3:30 ___________ 65,875

* - - Big Ten Conference Game# Alamo Bowl, San Antonio, TX

Overall Record: 6-7 Big Ten Record: 2-6Home Record: 4-3 Away Record: 2-3 Neutral: 0-1

Overall Attendance: 846,690 Average: 65,130Home Attendance: 494,095 Average: 70,585Away Attendance: 352,595 Average: 58,766

Score By Quarters _________________ 1st_______ 2nd _______ 3rd _______ 4th________ OT _______ TotalIowa ______________________________69_________99 ________ 51 _________81________ 10 _________310Opponent _________________________54_________72 ________ 62 _________78_________ 3 _________269

( PATs )SCORING _________ TD ____ FGs _____Kick ____ Rush ____ Rcv _____Pass _____DXP _____ Saf _____ PtsSchlicher ___________0 ___ 13-20 ___ 32-33 ____ 0-0 ______ 0 ______ 0-0 ______ 0 _______ 0 _______71Young _____________8 ____ 0-0 _____ 0-0 _____ 0-0 ______ 0 ______ 0-0 ______ 0 _______ 0 _______48Sims _______________6 ____ 0-0 _____ 0-0 _____ 0-0 ______ 0 ______ 0-0 ______ 0 _______ 0 _______36Chandler ___________6 ____ 0-0 _____ 0-0 _____ 0-0 ______ 0 ______ 0-0 ______ 0 _______ 0 _______36Brodell _____________5 ____ 0-0 _____ 0-0 _____ 0-0 ______ 0 ______ 0-0 ______ 0 _______ 0 _______30Busch ______________3 ____ 0-0 _____ 0-0 _____ 0-0 ______ 0 ______ 0-0 ______ 0 _______ 0 _______18Moeaki _____________3 ____ 0-0 _____ 0-0 _____ 0-0 ______ 0 ______ 0-0 ______ 0 _______ 0 _______18Douglas ____________2 ____ 0-0 _____ 0-0 _____ 0-0 ______ 0 ______ 0-0 ______ 0 _______ 0 _______12Signor _____________0 ____ 2-2 _____ 5-5 _____ 0-0 ______ 0 ______ 0-0 ______ 0 _______ 0 _______11Brown _____________1 ____ 0-0 _____ 0-0 _____ 0-0 ______ 0 ______ 0-0 ______ 0 _______ 0 ________6Greene _____________1 ____ 0-0 _____ 0-0 _____ 0-0 ______ 0 ______ 0-0 ______ 0 _______ 0 ________6Grigsby ____________1 ____ 0-0 _____ 0-0 _____ 0-0 ______ 0 ______ 0-0 ______ 0 _______ 0 ________6Stross ______________1 ____ 0-0 _____ 0-0 _____ 0-0 ______ 0 ______ 0-0 ______ 0 _______ 0 ________6Shada ______________1 ____ 0-0 _____ 0-0 _____ 0-0 ______ 0 ______ 0-0 ______ 0 _______ 0 ________6Total _____________38 ___ 15-22 ___ 37-38 ____ 0-0 ______ 0 ______ 0-0 ______ 0 _______ 0 _____ 310Opponents ________34 ___ 11-19 ___ 32-33 ____ 0-0 ______ 0 ______ 0-1 ______ 0 _______ 0 _____ 269

PUNTING ________ No. _____Yds _____Avg ___ Long ___ TB_________FC _______ I20 ________ BlkFenstermaker ______56 ____2107 ____ 37.6 ______53 _____3_________25 ________ 19 __________ 0Total _____________56 ___ 2107 ____ 37.6 ______53 ____ 3_________25 ________19 __________ 0Opponents ________66 ___ 2699 ____ 40.9 ______66 ____ 2_________10 ________22 __________ 0

FIELD GOALS _______ FGM-FGA ______Pct ______ 1-19 _____20-29 _____ 30-39 ____ 40-49 ______ 50-99 ______ Lg _______BlkSignor ________________ 2-2 _______100.0 ______ 0-0 ______ 0-0 ________1-1 _______ 1-1 _________0-0 ________ 41 ________0Schlicher _____________ 13-20 ______ 65.0 ______ 0-0 ______ 4-4 _______ 7-10 ______ 2-4 _________0-2 ________ 45 ________0

FG SEQUENCE ________________________IOWA _______________________________OPPONENTSMontana ____________________________(41), (35) ___________________________-Syracuse ____________________________(24), 43, (26) ________________________45, (41), (19)Iowa State ___________________________(38), (44) ___________________________45, (32)Illinois ______________________________(45) ________________________________46, 46Ohio State ___________________________(32) ________________________________(36)Purdue ______________________________(39), (27) ___________________________48, (44), 45Indiana _____________________________51, 34 ______________________________(46)Michigan ____________________________(34), (22) ___________________________(20), (37)Northern Illinois ______________________(38), 37, 32 __________________________-Northwestern ________________________- ___________________________________22Wisconsin ___________________________57__________________________________(31)Minnesota ___________________________(37) ________________________________40Texas _______________________________45, (38) _____________________________(27), (43)

Numbers in parenthesis indicate FG was made


TEAM STATISTICS (ALL GAMES)

IOWA OPP.SCORING ________________________ 310 ____________________ 269Points Per Game __________________23.8 ____________________ 20.7Touchdowns ______________________ 38 ______________________34Field Goals-Attempts _____________15-22 ___________________11-19PATs-Attempts ___________________37-38 ___________________32-33

FIRST DOWNS ___________________ 261 ____________________ 250Rushing _________________________ 101 ______________________97Passing _________________________ 144 _____________________132Penalty __________________________ 16 ______________________21

RUSHINGRushing Attempts _________________ 432 _____________________480Yards gained rushing _____________ 2062 ____________________2021Yards lost rushing _________________ 197 _____________________284Net yards Rushing _______________ 1865 ____________________1737Average Per Rush __________________4.3 _____________________ 3.6Average Per Game ________________143.5 ___________________ 133.6TDs Rushing ______________________ 16 ______________________14

PASSINGAtt-Comp-Int ______________ 423-248-19 ______________ 423-241-14Passing Yards ____________________ 3118 ____________________2732Average Per Game ________________239.8 ___________________ 210.2Average Per Pass ___________________7.4 _____________________ 6.5Average Per Catch _________________12.6 ____________________ 11.3TDs Passing _______________________ 21 ______________________20

TOTAL OFFENSETotal Plays _______________________ 855 _____________________903Total Yards _____________________ 4983 ____________________4469Average Per Play ___________________5.8 _____________________ 4.9Average Per Game ________________383.3 ___________________ 343.8

PUNTINGNumber-Yards _________________56-2107 _________________66-2699Average Per Punt _________________37.6 ____________________ 40.9Net punt average _________________36.0 ____________________ 35.9

Kickoff Returns: #-Yards _________28-498 __________________42-964Kickoff Return Average ____________17.8 ____________________ 23.0Punt Returns: #-Yards ___________29-292 ___________________14-33Punt Return Average ______________10.1 _____________________ 2.4Int Returns: #-Yards _____________14-131 __________________19-150Int Return Average _________________9.4 _____________________ 7.9Fumbles-Lost ____________________21-12 ____________________17-6Penalties-Yards _________________65-581 __________________65-575Average Per Game _________________44.7 ____________________ 44.2Time of Possession/Game __________27:13 ___________________ 32:293rd-Down Conversions __________ 65/160 __________________78/1913rd-Down Pct. ____________________41% ____________________ 41% 4th-Down Conversions _____________ 6/9 ___________________11/194th-Down Pct. ____________________67% ____________________ 58%Sacks By-Yards _________________21-143 __________________23-124Misc Yards _________________________ 0 _______________________0

2006 STATISTICS

TEAM STATISTICS (BIG TEN GAMES ONLY)

IOWA OPP.SCORING ________________________ 174 ____________________ 192Points Per Game __________________21.8 ____________________ 24.0Touchdowns ______________________ 22 ______________________25Field Goals-Attempts ______________7-10 ____________________ 6-12PATs-Attempts ___________________21-22 ___________________ 24-25

FIRST DOWNS ___________________ 158 ____________________ 171Rushing __________________________ 63 ______________________73Passing __________________________ 89 ______________________90Penalty ___________________________ 6 _______________________8

RUSHINGRushing Attempts _________________ 250 _____________________329Yards gained rushing _____________ 1278 ____________________1518Yards lost rushing _________________ 102 _____________________175Net yards Rushing _______________ 1176 ____________________1343Average Per Rush __________________4.7 _____________________ 4.1Average Per Game ________________147.0 ___________________ 167.9TDs Rushing ______________________ 11 ______________________11

PASSINGAtt-Comp-Int ______________ 263-152-12 _______________ 253-17-11Passing Yards ____________________ 1862 ____________________1805Average Per Game ________________232.8 ___________________ 225.6Average Per Pass ___________________7.1 _____________________ 7.1Average Per Catch _________________12.2 ____________________ 12.3TDs Passing _______________________ 10 ______________________14

TOTAL OFFENSETotal Plays _______________________ 513 _____________________582Total Yards _____________________ 3038 ____________________3148Average Per Play ___________________5.9 _____________________ 5.4Average Per Game ________________379.8 ___________________ 393.5

PUNTINGNumber-Yards _________________38-1433 _________________ 35-1401Average Per Punt _________________37.7 ____________________ 40.0Net punt average _________________35.5 ____________________ 36.3

Kickoff Returns: #-Yards _________18-318 __________________ 23-534Kickoff Return Average ____________17.7 ____________________ 23.2Punt Returns: #-Yards ___________13-131 ____________________ 7-23Punt Return Average ______________10.1 _____________________ 3.3Int Returns: #-Yards _____________11-131 __________________ 12-103Int Return Average ________________11.9 _____________________ 8.6Fumbles-Lost _____________________13-8 ____________________ 12-4Penalties-Yards _________________31-288 __________________ 33-275Average Per Game _________________36.0 ____________________ 34.4Time of Possession/Game __________25:53 ___________________ 34:073rd-Down Conversions ___________ 41/97 __________________49/1143rd-Down Pct. ____________________42% ____________________ 43%4th-Down Conversions _____________ 2/5 ____________________8/114th-Down Pct. ____________________40% ____________________ 73%Sacks By-Yards __________________12-91 ___________________ 12-63Misc Yards _________________________ 0 _______________________0


RUSHING _______ G____ Att ___ Gain ___ Loss ___ Net ___ Avg __TD __ Long __ Avg/GYoung __________11____ 178 ____ 803 _____24 ___ 779 ____ 4.4 ___ 7 ____ 26 ____ 70.8Sims ____________13____ 132 ____ 686 _____22 ___ 664 ____ 5.0 ___ 6 ____ 44 ____ 51.1Greene __________10_____ 32 ____ 206 ______1 ___ 205 ____ 6.4 ___ 1 ____ 25 ____ 20.5Tate ____________11_____ 49 ____ 205 _____81 ___ 124 ____ 2.5 ___ 0 ____ 26 ____ 11.3Brownlee _________9______ 6 _____ 30 ______0 ____ 30 ____ 5.0 ___ 0 _____ 9 _____ 3.3Manson __________6______ 9 _____ 49 _____24 ____ 25 ____ 2.8 ___ 0 ____ 15 _____ 4.2Grigsby _________10______ 3 _____ 32 ______8 ____ 24 ____ 8.0 ___ 1 ____ 25 _____ 2.4Brown ___________2______ 4 _____ 16 ______0 ____ 16 ____ 4.0 ___ 1 _____ 8 _____ 8.0Davis, Champ ____12______ 1 ______ 5 ______0 _____ 5 ____ 5.0 ___ 0 _____ 5 _____ 0.4Busch ___________13______ 2 ______ 4 ______0 _____ 4 ____ 2.0 ___ 0 _____ 3 _____ 0.3Team ___________13______ 3 ______ 0 ______1 _____-1 ___ -0.3 ___ 0 _____ 0 ____ -0.1Christensen ______51_____ 11 _____ 22 _____25 _____-3 ___ -0.3 ___ 0 _____ 7 ____ -0.6Douglas _________13______ 2 ______ 4 _____11 _____-7 ___ -3.5 ___ 0 _____ 4 ____ -0.5Total __________ 13____432 ___ 2062 ___ 197 __1865 ____ 4.3 __16 ____ 44 ___143.5Opponents _____ 13____480 ___ 2021 ___ 284 __1737 ____ 3.6 __14 ____ 34 ___133.6

PASSING _________ G _____ Effic. ___ Att-Cmp-Int. _____ Pct. _____ Yds. ______ TD _____ Lng ____ Avg/GTate _____________11 ____ 130.89 _____ 207-352-13 ____ 58.8 ____ 2632 _______18 _______64 _____ 238.5Manson ___________6 _____ 85.94 ________ 18-36-4 ____ 50.0 _____ 210 ________1 _______44 ______ 35.0Christensen ________5 ____ 141.54 ________ 23-35-2 ____ 65.7 _____ 285 ________2 _______47 ______ 57.0Total ___________ 13 ____127.95 ____ 248-423-19 ____ 58.6 ____ 3118 ______ 21 _______64 _____239.8Opponents ______ 13 ____120.21 ____ 241-423-14 ____ 57.0 ____ 2732 ______ 20 _______72 _____210.2

TOTAL OFFENSE __________G _____ Plays_____Rush _____ Pass _____ Total ____ Avg/GTate ___________________ 11 _______401______ 124 _____2632 _____ 2747 _____ 249.7Young _________________ 11 _______178______ 779 ________0 ______ 779 ______ 70.8Sims ___________________ 13 _______132______ 664 ________0 ______ 664 ______ 51.1Christensen ______________ 5 ________46_______ -3 ______285 ______ 282 ______ 56.4Manson _________________ 6 ________45_______ 24 ______210 ______ 235 ______ 39.2Greene _________________ 10 ________32______ 205 ________0 ______ 205 ______ 20.5Brownlee ________________ 9 _________6_______ 30 ________0 _______ 30 _______ 3.3Grigsby ________________ 10 _________3_______ 24 ________0 _______ 24 _______ 2.4Brown __________________ 2 _________4_______ 16 ________0 _______ 16 _______ 8.0Davis, Champ ___________ 12 _________1________ 5 ________0 ________ 5 _______ 0.4Busch __________________ 13 _________2________ 4 ________0 ________ 4 _______ 0.3Team __________________ 13 _________3_______ -1 ________0 _______ -1 ______ -0.1Douglas ________________ 13 _________2_______ -7 ________0 _______ -7 ______ -0.5Total __________________13 ______ 855_____1865 ____ 3118 _____4983 _____383.3Opponents _____________13 ______ 903_____1737 ____ 2732 _____4469 _____343.8

RECEIVING ________ G ___ No. ____ Yds_____Avg ___ TD ______Long ____ Avg/GDouglas ___________13 ____ 49 _____654____ 13.3 ____ 2 ________ 37 ______ 50.3Chandler __________13 ____ 46 _____591____ 12.8 ____ 6 ________ 64 ______ 45.5Brodell ____________12 ____ 39 _____724____ 18.6 ____ 5 ________ 63 ______ 60.3Young ____________11 ____ 30 _____225_____ 7.5 ____ 1 ________ 35 ______ 20.5Grigsby ___________10 ____ 27 _____282____ 10.4 ____ 0 ________ 45 ______ 28.2Stross _____________13 ____ 13 _____189____ 14.5 ____ 1 ________ 47 ______ 14.5Moeaki ____________13 ____ 11 _____140____ 12.7 ____ 3 ________ 35 ______ 10.8Sims ______________13 ____ 10 _____133____ 13.3 ____ 0 ________ 35 ______ 10.2Busch _____________13 _____ 8 ______55_____ 6.9 ____ 3 ________ 19 _______ 4.2Davis, Champ ______12 _____ 4 ______35_____ 8.8 ____ 0 ________ 28 _______ 2.9Greene ____________10 _____ 3 ______23_____ 7.7 ____ 0 ________ 12 _______ 2.3Manson ____________6 _____ 3 ______22_____ 7.3 ____ 0 ________ 10 _______ 3.7Davis, Calvin ________2 _____ 2 ______23____ 11.5 ____ 0 ________ 17 ______ 11.5Christian __________13 _____ 2 ______22____ 11.0 ____ 0 ________ 13 _______ 1.7Majerus ___________13 _____ 1 _______3_____ 3.0 ____ 0 _________ 3 _______ 0.2Olsen _____________13 _____ 0 ______ -3_____ 0.0 ____ 0 _________ 0 ______ -0.2Total ____________ 13 ___248 ___ 3118____ 12.6 ___ 21 ________64 ____ 239.8Opponents _______ 13 ___241 ___ 2732____ 11.3 ___ 20 ________72 ____ 210.2

2006 STATISTICS


All-PURPOSE ______ G___ Rush _____Rec ______PR _____ KOR ______ IR _______Tot ____ Avg/GYoung ____________11_____779 _____225 _______ 0 ________ 0 _______ 0 _____ 1004 ______91.3Sims ______________13_____664 _____133 _______ 0 ______ 184 _______ 0 ______ 981 ______75.5Brodell ____________12_______0 _____724 _____ 138 ________ 0 _______ 0 ______ 862 ______71.8Douglas ___________13______ -7 _____654 _____ 143 ________ 0 _______ 0 ______ 790 ______60.8Chandler __________13_______0 _____591 _______ 0 ________ 0 _______ 0 ______ 591 ______45.5Grigsby ___________10______24 _____282 ______ 13 ______ 100 _______ 0 ______ 419 ______41.9Greene ____________10_____205 ______23 _______ 0 ______ 114 _______ 0 ______ 342 ______34.2Stross _____________13_______0 _____189 _______ 0 ________ 0 _______ 0 ______ 189 ______14.5Moeaki ____________13_______0 _____140 _______ 0 ________ 0 _______ 0 ______ 140 ______10.8Tate ______________11_____124 _______0 _______ 0 ________ 0 _______ 0 ______ 124 ______11.3Shada ______________9_______0 _______0 _______ 0 ________ 0 _____ 113 ______ 113 ______12.6Bowman ____________8_______0 _______0 _______ 0 _______ 76 _______ 0 _______ 76 _______9.5Busch _____________13_______4 ______55 _______ 0 ________ 0 _______ 0 _______ 59 _______4.5Davis, Champ ______12_______5 ______35 _______ 0 _______ 18 _______ 0 _______ 58 _______4.8Manson ____________6______25 ______22 _______ 0 ________ 0 _______ 0 _______ 47 _______7.8Brownlee ___________9______30 _______0 _______ 0 ________ 0 _______ 0 _______ 30 _______3.3Davis, Calvin ________2_______0 ______23 _______ 0 ________ 0 _______ 0 _______ 23 ______11.5Christian __________13_______0 ______22 _______ 0 ________ 0 _______ 0 _______ 22 _______1.7Brown _____________2______16 _______0 _______ 0 ________ 0 _______ 0 _______ 16 _______8.0Merrick ___________13_______0 _______0 _______ 0 ________ 0 _______ 7 ________ 7 _______0.5Blum _____________11_______0 _______0 _______ 0 ________ 6 _______ 0 ________ 6 _______0.5Wilson ____________13_______0 _______0 _______ 0 ________ 0 _______ 6 ________ 6 _______0.5Godfrey ___________13_______0 _______0 _______ 0 ________ 0 _______ 5 ________ 5 _______0.4Majerus ___________13_______0 _______3 _______ 0 ________ 0 _______ 0 ________ 3 _______0.2Olsen _____________13_______0 ______ -3 _______ 0 ________ 0 _______ 0 ________-3 ______ -0.2Team _____________13______ -1 _______0 ______ -2 ________ 0 _______ 0 ________-3 ______ -0.2Christensen _________5______ -3 _______0 _______ 0 ________ 0 _______ 0 ________-3 ______ -0.6Total ____________ 13___ 1865 ___ 3118 _____292 ______498 _____131 _____ 5904 ____ 454.2Opponents _______ 13___ 1737 ___ 2732 ______ 33 ______964 _____150 _____ 5616 ____ 432.0

PUNT RETURNS ________ No. ____ Yds ______Avg ____ TD ___ LongDouglas ________________ 14 ____ 143 _____ 10.2 _____ 0 ______25Brodell _________________ 13 ____ 138 _____ 10.6 _____ 0 ______31Grigsby _________________ 1 _____ 13 _____ 13.0 _____ 0 ______13Team ___________________ 1 ______-2 ______-2.0 _____ 0 _______0Total __________________29 ____ 292 _____ 10.1 _____ 0 ______31Opponents _____________14 _____ 33 ______ 2.4 _____ 0 ______11

KICK RETURNS _______ No. _______ Yds_________ Avg _____ TD ______ LongSims __________________ 10 ________184_________18.4 _______0 ________ 36Greene _________________ 6 ________114_________19.0 _______0 ________ 37Grigsby ________________ 5 ________100_________20.0 _______0 ________ 23Bowman ________________ 4 _________76_________19.0 _______0 ________ 23Davis, Champ ___________ 2 _________18__________9.0 _______0 ________ 11Blum __________________ 1 __________6__________6.0 _______0 _________ 6Total _________________28 _______ 498________ 17.8 _______0 ________ 37Opponents ____________42 _______ 964________ 23.0 _______0 ________ 64

INTERCEPTIONS __________ No. ____ Yds_______ Avg _____ TD ____LongMerrick ___________________ 3 _______7_______ 2.3 _______0 _______ 5Shada _____________________ 3 _____113______ 37.7 _______1 ______ 98Humpal ___________________ 3 _______0_______ 0.0 _______0 _______ 0Godfrey ___________________ 2 _______5_______ 2.5 _______0 _______ 5Wilson ____________________ 1 _______6_______ 6.0 _______0 _______ 6Moylan ____________________ 1 _______0_______ 0.0 _______0 _______ 0Paschal ___________________ 1 _______0_______ 0.0 _______0 _______ 0Total ____________________ 14 ____ 131_______ 9.4 ______ 1 ______ 98Opponents _______________ 19 ____ 150_______ 7.9 ______ 0 ______ 28

2006 STATISTICS


DEFENSIVE STATISTICS

Tackles Sacks Pass Def Fumbles BlkdPlayer _________ GP ___UT ____AT __ Total ___ForLoss __ No-Yards ___ Int-Yds _ BrUp _ QBH __Rcv-Yds __FF __ Kick _ SafKlinkenborg _____ 12 ___ 61 ____68 ___ 129 ____ 5.0-12 ____ 1.0-7 ________ - _______ 2 ____ - ____ 2-0 _____ - ____- ____ -Miles ___________ 13 ___ 61 ____39 ___ 100 ____11.0-23 ____ 1.0-6 ________ - _______ 2 ____ - _____ - ______1 ____- ____ -Godfrey _________ 13 ___ 61 ____22 ___ 83 ______2.0-2 _______ - ________ 2-5 ______ 5 ____ - ____ 1-0 _____1 ____- ____ -Merrick _________ 13 ___ 59 ____23 ___ 82 ______2.5-1 _______ - ________ 3-7 ______ 9 ____ - _____ - ______ - ____- ____ -Paschal _________ 11 ___ 39 ____28 ___ 67 ______1.0-1 _______ - ________ 1-0 ______ 4 ____ - ____ 1-0 _____ - ____- ____ -Mattison ________ 13 ___ 30 ____29 ___ 59 _____10.5-74 ____6.5-57 _______ - _______ 6 ____ 4 _____ - ______4 ____- ____ -Kroul ___________ 13 ___ 24 ____35 ___ 59 _____ 5.5-16 ____2.5-12 _______ - _______ 2 ____ 1 _____ - ______1 ____- ____ -King ____________ 12 ___ 35 ____21 ___ 56 _____12.0-49 ____5.5-35 _______ - _______ 2 ____ 3 ____ 1-0 _____ - ____- ____ -Humpal _________ 12 ___ 23 ____26 ___ 49 _____ 4.5-17 ______ - ________ 3-0 ______ 3 ____ - _____ - ______ - ____- ____ -Shada ____________ 9 ___ 31 _____9 ___ 40 ______1.0-1 _______ - _______ 3-113 _____ 6 ____ - _____ - ______ - ____- ____ -Fletcher _________ 13 ___ 24 ____14 ___ 38 ______1.0-3 _______ - _________ - _______ 4 ____ - _____ - ______1 ____- ____ -Bain ____________ 13 ___ 19 ____16 ___ 35 _____ 2.0-11 ____1.5-10 _______ - ________- ____ 2 _____ - ______ - ____- ____ -Iwebema _________ 8 ___ 17 ____10 ___ 27 _____ 4.5-18 ____3.0-15 _______ - _______ 2 ____ 3 _____ - ______1 ____- ____ -Wilson __________ 13 ___ 12 _____9 ___ 21 ________- _________ - ________ 1-6 ______ 1 ____ - ___ 1-20 _____ - ____- ____ -Kanellis _________ 11 ____ 9 ____10 ___ 19 ______3.0-6 _____ 0.5-1 ________ - ________- ____ 1 _____ - ______ - ____- ____ -Gabelmann ______ 13 ___ 11 _____5 ___ 16 ______1.0-5 _______ - _________ - _______ 1 ____ - _____ - ______ - ____- ____ -Ewen ___________ 12 ____ 6 _____8 ___ 14 ________- _______ 0.5-0 ________ - ________- ____ 2 _____ - ______ - ____- ____ -Moylan ___________ 4 ____ 3 _____8 ___ 11 ________- _________ - ________ 1-0 ______ 1 ____ - _____ - ______ - ____- ____ -Edds _____________ 8 ____ 4 _____5 ____ 9 ______0.5-0 _______ - _________ - ________- ____ - _____ - ______1 ____- ____ -Greene __________ 10 ____ 6 _____2 ____ 8 ________- _________ - _________ - ________- ____ - _____ - ______ - ____- ____ -Gattas __________ 13 ____ 5 _____2 ____ 7 ________- _________ - _________ - ________- ____ - _____ - ______ - ____- ____ -Stross ___________ 13 ____ 5 _____1 ____ 6 ________- _________ - _________ - ________- ____ - _____ - ______ - ____- ____ -Angerer _________ 13 ____ 1 _____4 ____ 5 ________- _________ - _________ - ________- ____ - _____ - ______ - ____- ____ -Edwards __________ 8 ____ 5 _____ - ____ 5 ________- _________ - _________ - ________- ____ - _____ - ______ - ____- ____ -Gardner _________ 10 ____ 3 _____1 ____ 4 ________- _________ - _________ - ________- ____ - _____ - ______ - ____- ____ -Christian ________ 13 ____ 4 _____ - ____ 4 ________- _________ - _________ - ________- ____ - _____ - ______ - ____- ____ -Myers ___________ 13 ____ 2 _____1 ____ 3 ________- _________ - _________ - ________- ____ - _____ - ______ - ____- ____ -Geary ____________ 5 ____ 3 _____ - ____ 3 ______1.0-4 _______ - _________ - ________- ____ - _____ - ______ - ____- ____ -Jones ___________ 12 ____ 2 _____ - ____ 2 ________- _________ - _________ - ________- ____ - _____ - ______ - ____- ____ -Chandler ________ 13 ____ 2 _____ - ____ 2 ________- _________ - _________ - ________- ____ - _____ - ______ - ____- ____ -Busch ___________ 13 ____ 1 _____1 ____ 2 ________- _________ - _________ - ________- ____ - _____ - ______ - ____- ____ -Signor __________ 10 ____ 2 _____ - ____ 2 ________- _________ - _________ - ________- ____ - _____ - ______ - ____- ____ -Elgin ___________ 13 ____ 2 _____ - ____ 2 ________- _________ - _________ - ________- ____ - _____ - ______ - ____- ____ -Tate ____________ 11 ____ 2 _____ - ____ 2 ________- _________ - _________ - ________- ____ - _____ - ______ - ____- ____ -Olszta ___________ 13 ____ 2 _____ - ____ 2 ________- _________ - _________ - ________- ____ - _____ - ______ - ____- ____ -Jackson __________ 3 ____ - _____1 ____ 1 ________- _________ - _________ - ________- ____ - _____ - ______ - ____- ____ -McGrath __________ 2 ____ - _____1 ____ 1 ________- _________ - _________ - ________- ____ - _____ - ______ - ____- ____ -Yanda ___________ 13 ____ 1 _____ - ____ 1 ________- _________ - _________ - ________- ____ - _____ - ______ - ____- ____ -Majerus _________ 13 ____ - _____1 ____ 1 ________- _________ - _________ - ________- ____ - _____ - ______ - ____- ____ -Brownlee _________ 9 ____ 1 _____ - ____ 1 ________- _________ - _________ - ________- ____ - _____ - ______ - ____- ____ -Schlicher ________ 12 ____ 1 _____ - ____ 1 ________- _________ - _________ - ________- ____ - _____ - ______ - ____- ____ -Davis, Champ ____ 12 ____ 1 _____ - ____ 1 ________- _________ - _________ - ________- ____ - _____ - ______ - ____- ____ -Moeaki __________ 13 ____ - _____1 ____ 1 ________- _________ - _________ - ________- ____ - _____ - ______ - ____- ____ -Grigsby _________ 10 ____ 1 _____ - ____ 1 ________- _________ - _________ - ________- ____ - _____ - ______ - ____- ____ -Olsen ___________ 13 ____ 1 _____ - ____ 1 ________- _________ - _________ - ________- ____ - _____ - ______ - ____- ____ -Brodell __________ 12 ____ 1 _____ - ____ 1 ________- _________ - _________ - ________- ____ - _____ - ______ - ____- ____ -Young __________ 11 ____ 1 _____ - ____ 1 ________- _________ - _________ - ________- ____ - _____ - ______ - ____- ____ -Sims ____________ 13 ____ 1 _____ - ____ 1 ________- _________ - _________ - ________- ____ - _____ - ______ - ____- ____ -Total ___________13 __585 __ 401 ___986 ____68-243 ___ 21-143 ____ 14-131 ____ 50 ___16 ___ 6-20 ___ 10 ____- ____ -Opponents ______13 __488 __ 363 ___851 ____54-190 ___ 23-124 ____ 19-150 ____ 33 ___10 ___12-30 __ 12 ____- ____ -

2006 STATISTICS


2006 TOP PERFORMANCES

IndividualPoints _________________________________12______________________Albert Young vs. Montana ______________________________________12______________________Damian Sims vs. Purdue ______________________________________12______________________Andy Brodell vs. TexasRushing Attempts _______________________25 (124/133 yds.) _________Albert Young vs. Northern Illinois/MinnesotaYards Rushing ___________________________155 (157 att.) ____________Damian Sims vs. PurduePass Attempts ___________________________41 (19 comp.) ____________Drew Tate vs. Ohio StatePass Completions ________________________26 (38/36 att.) ___________Drew Tate vs. Iowa State/MinnesotaYards Passing ___________________________354 (26-36) ______________Drew Tate at Minnesota Receptions _____________________________7 (78 yds.) _______________Dominique Douglas vs. Northwestern ______________________________________7 (159 yds.) ______________Andy Brodell at MinnesotaYards Receiving _________________________159 (7 rec.) ______________Andy Brodell at Minnesota ______________________________________159 (6 rec.) ______________Andy Brodell vs. TexasYards Total Offense ______________________365_____________________Drew Tate at MinnesotaAll-Purpose Yards ________________________168_____________________Damian Sims vs. PurdueYards Punt Returns ______________________61 (3 ret.) _______________Andy Brodell vs. Iowa StateYards Kickoff Returns ____________________60 (2 ret.) _______________Shonn Greene vs. MontanaField Goals Made _________________________2 (2 att.) ________________Kyle Schlicher at Michigan ______________________________________2 (3 att.) ________________Kyle Schlicher at Syracuse ______________________________________2 (2 att.) ________________Kyle Schlicher vs. Iowa State ______________________________________2 (2 att.) ________________Kyle Schlicher vs. Purdue ______________________________________2 (2 att.) ________________Austin Signor vs. Montana Extra Points ____________________________5 (5 att.) ________________Austin Signor vs. Montana ______________________________________5 (6 att.) ________________Kyle Schlicher vs. Purdue Interceptions ___________________________2_______________________Adam Shada at Illinois Tackles ________________________________16______________________Mike Klinkenborg vs. Northwestern Sacks _________________________________2_______________________Bryan Mattison at Michigan

Team Offense (Iowa highs)Points _________________________________47______________________vs. PurdueRushing Attempts _______________________43 (149 yds.) _____________vs. Northern IllinoisNet Yards Rushing _______________________286 (40 att.) _____________vs. PurduePass Attempts ___________________________41 (19 comp.) ____________vs. Ohio StatePass Completions ________________________27 (38 att.) ______________at MinnesotaYards Passing ___________________________364_____________________at MinnesotaYards Total Offense ______________________546_____________________at MinnesotaTotal Plays _____________________________77______________________at IndianaFirst Downs _____________________________27______________________at Indiana

Team Defense (opponents lows)Points _________________________________7_______________________vs. Montana ______________________________________7_______________________at IllinoisRushing Attempts _______________________21 (70 yds.) ______________vs. TexasYards Rushing ___________________________10 (24 att.) ______________vs. MontanaPass Attempts ___________________________25 (16/19 comp.) _________vs. Ohio State/at IndianaPass Completions ________________________12 (39 att.) ______________at IllinoisYards Passing ___________________________123_____________________vs. Northern IllinoisYards Total Offense ______________________144_____________________vs. MontanaTotal Plays _____________________________55______________________vs. MontanaFirst Downs _____________________________11______________________vs. Montana

Longest PlaysRun ___________________________________44______________________Damian Sims vs. PurduePass ___________________________________64______________________Scott Chandler from Drew Tate vs. WisconsinField Goal ______________________________45______________________Kyle Schlicher at IllinoisInterception Return ______________________98 (TD) _________________Adam Shada vs. PurdueFumble Return __________________________20______________________Marcus Wilson at IndianaPunt Return ____________________________31______________________Andy Brodell vs. Iowa StateKickoff Return __________________________37______________________Shonn Greene vs. MontanaScoring drive ___________________________91 (8 plays) ______________vs. PurdueNon-scoring drive ________________________87 (11 plays) _____________at Indiana


2006 LINE-UPS/GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS

OFFENSEOpponent WR TE LT LG C RG RT QB RB FB FLMontana Ca. Davis Chandler Richardson Jones Eubanks Elgin Yanda Tate Young Busch BrodellSyracuse Ca. Davis Chandler Richardson Jones Eubanks Elgin Yanda Manson Young Busch GrigsbyIowa State Douglas Chandler Richardson Jones Eubanks Elgin Yanda Tate Young Busch GrigsbyIllinois Douglas Chandler Richardson Olsen Eubanks Elgin Yanda Tate Young Busch GrigsbyOhio State Douglas Chandler Richardson Jones Elgin Olsen Yanda Tate Young Busch GrigsbyPurdue Douglas Chandler Richardson Jones Elgin Olsen Yanda Tate Sims Busch GrigsbyIndiana Douglas Chandler Richardson Jones Elgin Olsen Yanda Tate Sims Busch BrodellMichigan Douglas Chandler Yanda Jones Eubanks Elgin Olsen Tate Sims Busch BrodellNorthern Illinois Douglas Chandler Yanda Jones Eubanks Elgin Olsen Christensen Young Busch BrodellNorthwestern Douglas Chandler Richardson Jones Elgin Olsen Yanda Tate Young Busch BrodellWisconsin Douglas Chandler Yanda Jones Eubanks Elgin Olsen Tate Young Busch MansonMinnesota Douglas Chandler Yanda Jones Eubanks Elgin Olsen Tate Young Busch MansonTexas Douglas Chandler Yanda Jones Eubanks Elgin Olsen Tate Young Busch Brodell

Consec. Starts 11 23 25 9 3 27 10 4 5 28 1Career Starts 11 23 25 43 9 36 11 37 21 28 7

DEFENSEOpponent RE DT DT LE LB LB LB CB CB SS FSMontana Kanellis Kroul King Mattison Miles Klinkenborg Humpal Godfrey Shada Merrick PaschalSyracuse Iwebema Kroul King Mattison Miles Klinkenborg Humpal Godfrey Shada Merrick PaschalIowa State Iwebema Kroul King Mattison Miles Klinkenborg Humpal Godfrey Shada Moylan MerrickIllinois Iwebema Kroul King Mattison Miles Klinkenborg Humpal Godfrey Shada Merrick PaschalOhio State Iwebema Kroul King Mattison Miles Klinkenborg Humpal Godfrey Shada Merrick PaschalPurdue Iwebema Kroul King Mattison Miles Klinkenborg Edds Godfrey Shada Merrick WilsonIndiana Iwebema Kroul Bain Mattison Miles Klinkenborg Humpal Godfrey Shada Merrick WilsonMichigan Kanellis Kroul Bain Mattison Miles Klinkenborg Humpal Godfrey Shada Merrick PaschalNorthern Illinois Kanellis Kroul King Mattison Miles Klinkenborg Humpal Godfrey Fletcher Merrick PaschalNorthwestern Bain Kroul King Mattison Miles Klinkenborg Humpal Godfrey Fletcher Merrick PaschalWisconsin Kanellis Kroul King Mattison Miles Klinkenborg Humpal Godfrey Fletcher Merrick PaschalMinnesota Bain Kroul King Mattison Miles Klinkenborg Humpal Godfrey Fletcher Merrick PaschalTexas Iwebema Kroul King Mattison Miles Gabelmann Humpal Godfrey Shada Merrick Paschal

Consec. Starts 1 25 5 25 25 1 7 14 1 19 6Career Starts 19 25 20 25 25 1 12 16 12 25 33

2006 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS First Rushing Pass. Passing Total Punts- Fum.- Pen.Game Score Downs Att-Net Yards Com.-Att.-In Offense Avg. Lost Yds.at Iowa 41 22 38-166 250 20-35-0 73-416 3-39.7 2-1 8-79Montana 7 11 24-10 134 17-31-1 55-144 9-45.2 0-0 10-117Iowa 20 21 37-149 202 16-32-4 69-351 4-37.8 1-0 7-40at Syracuse (2OT) 13 20 44-70 210 21-38-0 82-280 7-46.9 2-0 7-58at Iowa 27 23 30-136 274 26-38-1 68-410 4-28.8 0-0 5-57Iowa State 17 18 36-171 152 15-31-0 67-323 4-36.0 0-0 5-35Iowa 24 20 42-154 190 17-27-1 69-344 8-35.8 1-0 8-62at Illinois 7 21 35-121 194 12-39-4 74-315 5-34.0 2-0 2-10at Iowa 17 18 20-87 249 19-41-3 61-336 5-33.4 1-1 0-0Ohio State 38 23 50-214 186 16-25-0 75-400 5-39.6 0-0 3-18at Iowa 47 25 40-286 253 17-23-0 63-539 2-47.5 4-3 3-25Purdue 17 24 36-202 254 23-48-3 84-456 4-40.5 1-0 3-27Iowa 28 27 37-175 292 23-40-1 77-467 3-29.0 1-1 7-80at Indiana 31 22 42-158 255 19-25.0 67-413 4-40.2 3-2 6-55Iowa 6 14 24-41 197 21-36-0 60-238 7-37.7 3-1 3-18at Michigan 20 19 39-127 203 23-33-1 72-291 5-43.0 1-0 4-35at Iowa 24 21 43-149 256 19-30-1 73-405 2-38.5 3-2 6-64Northern Illinois 14 13 26-73 123 15-30-2 56-196 5-38.4 1-1 4-30at Iowa 7 16 32-117 147 18-27-2 59-264 5-41.6 1-1 2-25Northwestern 21 23 41-225 218 19-29-2 70-443 3-33.7 0-0 3-35at Iowa 21 12 19-134 170 10-31-1 50-304 7-39.1 0-0 5-45Wisconsin 24 16 44-143 228 17-24-0 68-371 6-40.3 4-2 6-45Iowa 24 26 36-182 364 27-38-4 74-546 1-52.0 2-1 3-33at Minnesota 34 23 42-192 267 18-30-1 72-459 3-50.7 0-0 6-50Iowa 24 17 34-89 274 15-25-1 59-363 5-42.4 2-1 8-53vs. Texas 26 17 21-70 308 26-40-0 61-378 6-37.8 2-1 6-60


THE LAST TIME/LARGEST MARGINS

A kickoff was returned for a TD . . .by Iowa - - C.J. Jones (100 yards), vs. USC, 1/2/03by an opponent - - Herb Haygood (100 yards), Michigan State, 10/13/01

A punt was returned for a TD . . .by Iowa - - Jovon Johnson (90 yards), vs. Ball State, 9/3/05by Iowa - - Sean Considine (returned seven yards after block), vs. LSU, 1/1/05by an opponent - - Michael Jenkins (54 yards), Ohio State, 10/18/03by an opponent - - Tremaine McCollum (returned six yards after block), Florida, 1/2/06 An interception was returned for a TD . . .by Iowa - - Adam Shada (98 yards), vs. Purdue, 10/7/06by an opponent - - Vernell Brown (60 yards), Florida, 1/2/06

A fumble was returned for a TD . . .by Iowa - - Bob Sanders (3 yards), vs. Illinois, 11/1/03by Iowa - - Antwan Allen (85 yards), vs. Purdue, 10/5/02 (blk. FG return)by an opponent - - Hudhaifa Ismaeli (31 yards), Northwestern, 11/11/95

A blocked PAT attempt was returned for a score . . .by Iowa - - D.J. Johnson (99 yards), at Penn State, 9/28/02by an opponent - - Jason Simmons (85 yards), at Ohio State, 11/2/91

A safety was scored . . .by Iowa - - Bad snap out of the end zone at Purdue, 10/8/05by an opponent - - Iowa punter ran out of back of end zone at Penn State, 10/23/04

A player rushed for over 200 yards . . .by Iowa - - Albert Young (38-202 yards), at Northwestern, 11/5/05by an opponent - - T.J. Duckett (30-248), Michigan State, 10/7/00

A player passed for over 300 yards . . .by Iowa - - Drew Tate (354 yards), at Minnesota, 11/18/06by an opponent - - Colt McCoy (308 yards), Texas, 12/30/06

A player scored four TDs . . .by Iowa - - Ed Hinkel (four receiving), vs. Minnesota, 11/19/05by an opponent - - Darnell Autry (3 rush, 1 rec.), Northwestern, 11/9/96

A team rushed for over 400 yards . . .by Iowa - - vs. Tulsa (408 yards), 9/13/97by an opponent - - Indiana (433 yards), 9/30/00

A team passed for over 400 yards . . .by Iowa - - vs. Indiana (426 yards), 10/23/99by an opponent - - Arizona State (428 yards), 9/18/04

A team gained over 600 yards of total offense . . .by Iowa - - vs. Minnesota (613 yards), 11/19/05by an opponent - - Wisconsin (604 yards), 11/13/99

A team scored over 50 points . . .by Iowa - - vs. Minnesota (52 points), 11/19/05by an opponent - - Ohio State (56 points), 10/28/95

A team was held under 50 yards rushing . . .by Iowa - - vs. Montana (10 yards), 9/2/06by an opponent - - at Michigan (41 yards), 10/21/06

A team was held under 100 yards passing . . . by Iowa - - vs. Ball State (93 yards), 9/3/05by an opponent - - Arizona State (44 yards), 9/18/04

A team was held under 200 yards of total offense . . .by Iowa - - vs. Northern Illinois (196 yards), 10/28/06by an opponent - - at Ohio State (137 yards), 9/24/05

Largest Margins

Iowa VictoriesOpponent, year __________ Score __ Mar.Iowa Teachers, 1914 _______ 95-0 _____ 95Coe, 1908 _______________ 92-0 _____ 92Iowa Wesleyan, 1890 ______ 91-0 _____ 91Cornell, 1904 ____________ 88-0 _____ 88Cornell, 1913 ____________ 76-0 _____ 76Des Moines, 1905 _________ 72-0 _____ 72Northwestern, 1913 _______ 78-6 _____ 72Grinnell, 1904 ___________ 69-0 _____ 69Iowa Teachers, 1900 _______ 68-0 _____ 68Northern Iowa, 1997 ______ 66-0 _____ 66Northwestern, 1981 _______ 64-0 _____ 64Cornell, 1920 ____________ 63-0 _____ 63Indiana, 1997 ____________ 62-0 _____ 62UTEP, 1986 ______________ 69-7 _____ 62Grinnell, 1900 ___________ 63-2 _____ 61Washington ( Mo.), 1902 ___ 61-0 _____ 61Knox, 1922 ______________ 61-0 _____ 61Cornell, 1894 ____________ 60-0 _____ 60Indiana, 1913 ____________ 60-0 _____ 60North Dakota St., 1947 ____ 59-0 _____ 59Illinois, 1985 ____________ 59-0 _____ 59Cornell, 1891 ____________ 64-6 _____ 58Illinois, 1899 ____________ 58-0 _____ 58Drake, 1985 _____________ 58-0 _____ 58Upper Iowa, 1900 _________ 57-0 _____ 57Ball State, 2005 __________ 56-0 _____ 56Coe, 1893 _______________ 56-0 _____ 56Purdue, 1922 ____________ 56-0 _____ 56Utah State, 1957 _________ 70-14 ____ 56Ripon, 1928 _____________ 61-6 _____ 55Iowa State, 1985 _________ 57-3 _____ 54Northern Illinois, 1986 ____ 57-3 _____ 54Cincinnati, 1990 __________ 63-10 ____ 53Kansas State, 1959 ________ 53-0 _____ 53Northwestern, 2002 _______ 62-10 ____ 52Kent State, 2001 _________ 51-0 _____ 51Minnesota, 1983 __________ 61-10 ____ 51Northern Illinois, 1991 ____ 58-7 _____ 51

Iowa DefeatsOpponent, year __________ Score __ Mar.Michigan, 1902 ___________ 0-107 ___ 107Illinois, 1902 ____________ 0-80 _____ 80Minnesota, 1903 __________ 0-75 _____ 75Minnesota, 1916 __________ 0-67 _____ 67Ohio State, 1950 _________ 21-83 ____ 62Denver A.C., 1893 ________ 0-58 _____ 58Nebraska, 1980 ___________ 0-57 _____ 57Michigan, 1971 ___________ 7-63 _____ 56Michigan, 1970 ___________ 0-55 _____ 55USC, 1976 _______________ 0-55 _____ 55Kansas, 1895 ____________ 0-54 _____ 54Minnesota, 1936 __________ 0-52 _____ 52Notre Dame, 1967 _________ 6-56 _____ 50Illinois, 1973 ____________ 0-50 _____ 50


2006 SCORING DRIVES

Opponent Plays Yards Time of Poss. Result Qtr. PlayMontana 11 71 3:47 TD 1 Albert Young, 5-yard pass from Drew TateMontana 9 89 3:37 TD 2 Dominique Douglas, 9-yard pass from Drew TateMontana 4 3 0:33 FG 2 Austin Signor, 41-yard field goalMontana 8 81 2:37 TD 3 Scott Chandler, 6-yard pass from Drew TateMontana 6 57 2:19 TD 4 Albert Young, 5-yard runMontana 15 67 5:41 FG 4 Austin Signor, 35-yard field goalMontana 8 39 3:37 TD 4 Dana Brown, 1-yard runSyracuse 9 67 4:40 TD 2 Scott Chandler, 1-yard pass from Jason MansonSyracuse 9 74 3:32 FG 3 Kyle Schlicher, 24-yard field goalSyracuse 6 17 - - - FG OT1 Kyle Schlicher, 26-yard field goalSyracuse 3 25 - - - TD OT2 Albert Young, 1-yard runIowa State 7 40 2:20 FG 1 Kyle Schlicher, 38-yard field goalIowa State 7 80 1:25 TD 2 Andy Brodell, 11-yard pass from Drew TateIowa State 9 80 3:32 TD 3 Tony Moeaki, 19-yard pass from Drew TateIowa State 10 50 3:27 TD 4 Tom Busch, 2-yard pass from Drew TateIowa State 9 22 4:21 FG 4 Kyle Schlicher, 44-yard field goalIllinois 6 31 1:42 TD 2 Damian Sims, 1-yard runIllinois 7 54 1:22 TD 2 Albert Young, 6-yard runIllinois 1 35 0:27 TD 2 Tony Moeaki, 35-yard pass from Drew TateIllinois 7 18 3:26 FG 4 Kyle Schlicher, 45-yard field goalOhio State 14 66 6:15 FG 1 Kyle Schlicher, 32-yard field goalOhio State 7 80 2:31 TD 2 Albert Young, 15-yard runOhio State 12 86 1:43 TD 4 Andy Brodell, 4-yard pass from Drew TatePurdue 6 68 2:10 TD 1 Damian Sims, 1-yard runPurdue 8 69 2:57 TD 1 Tom Busch, 2-yard pass from Drew TatePurdue 6 16 2:37 FG 2 Kyle Schlicher, 39-yard field goalPurdue 8 77 1:52 FG 2 Kyle Schlicher, 27-yard field goalPurdue 4 52 1:05 TD 3 Damian Sims, 8-yard runPurdue 8 91 3:09 TD 3 Scott Chandler, 4-yard pass from Drew TatePurdue 8 72 3:09 TD 4 Shonn Greene, 4-yard runIndiana 7 39 2:11 TD 1 Damian Sims, 1-yard runIndiana 3 12 1:06 TD 1 Scott Chandler, 19-yard pass from Drew TateIndiana 8 51 3:22 TD 2 Herb Grigsby, 25-yard runIndiana 14 77 5:25 TD 4 Damian Sims, 1-yard runMichigan 4 9 1:12 FG 3 Kyle Schlicher, 34-yard field goalMichigan 10 75 4:25 FG 3 Kyle Schlicher, 22-yard field goalNorthern Illinois 10 73 4:01 TD 1 Albert Young, 7-yard runNorthern Illinois 11 73 4:18 FG 1 Kyle Schlicher, 38-yard field goalNorthern Illinois 6 31 1:24 TD 2 Dominique Douglas, 6-yard pass from Jake ChristensenNorthern Illinois 9 80 4:44 TD 4 Scott Chandler, 10-yard pass from Jake ChristensenNorthwestern 7 54 2:48 TD 3 Damian Sims, 3-yard runWisconsin 7 88 3:56 TD 2 Tony Moeaki, 4-yard pass from Drew TateWisconsin 7 69 3:12 TD 3 Tom Busch, 3-yard pass from Drew TateWisconsin 4 59 0:44 TD 4 Trey Stross, 24-yard pass from Drew TateMinnesota 4 72 1:16 TD 1 Andy Brodell, 50-yard pass from Drew TateMinnesota 9 80 3:56 TD 2 Albert Young, 1-yard runMinnesota 10 61 3:51 FG 2 Kyle Schlicher, 37-yard field goalMinnesota 11 80 3:45 TD 4 Scott Chandler, 3-yard pass from Drew TateTexas 9 77 3:55 TD 1 Albert Young, 1-yard runTexas 1 63 0:20 TD 1 Andy Brodell, 63-yard pass from Drew TateTexas 4 68 1:30 TD 3 Andy Brodell, 23-yard pass from Drew TateTexas 10 59 4:28 FG 4 Kyle Schlicher, 38-yard field goalAverage Drive 7.8 56.8 2:55 note: overtime drives do not equate into average

IOWA SCORING DRIVE ANALYSISCategory 0-9 10-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-59 60-69 70-79 80-89 90-99Iowa-TD 3 2 1 4 0 6 6 5 9 1 Iowa-FG 2 4 1 0 1 1 3 3 0 0

LONGEST DRIVESPlays: 15, Montana (15 plays, 67 yards, 5:41, FG)Yards: 91, Purdue (8 plays, 91 yards, 3:09, TD)Time of Possession: 6:15, Ohio State (14 plays, 66 yards, 6:15, FG)


2006 INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS

Rushing (Att-Yds-TD)Player __________MONT ________ SYR _________ ISU __________ ILL __________ OSU _________ PUR __________ IND _________ MICH __________NIU __________ NW ___________ WIS _________MINN ______ TEXASYoung _________ 19-93-1 _______18-73-1 ______ 18-57-0 _______14-57-1 _______ 11-48-1 _________DNP __________ DNP _________ 9-17-0 ________ 25-124-1 ______ 18-72-0 ________ 8-41-0 ______ 25-133-1 _____ 13-6-1Sims ___________ 7-39-0 _______10-51-0 _______ 4-19-0 ________15-55-1 _______ 5-38-0 _______20-155-2 _______22-94-2 _______ 7-22-0 _________ 7-29-0 _______ 10-46-1 ________ 7-53-0 _______ 6-37-0 ______ 12-26-0Greene __________ 3-7-0 _________0-0-0 ________ 1-18-0 ________ 8-54-0 ________ 0-0-0 ________ 11-88-1 ________ 9-38-0 _________ DNP ___________ DNP __________ DNP ___________ DNP _________ DNP ________ DNPTate ____________ 3-2-0 _________ DNP ________ 5-31-0 ________4-(-4)-0 _______ 4-16-0 ________4-17-0 ________ 5-18-0 _______ 7-(-1)-0 _________ DNP ________ 4-(-1)-0 ________ 4-40-0 _______ 4-11-0 ______ 5-10-0Brownlee _______ 3-11-0 ________ DNP _________ DNP __________ DNP _________ 0-0-0 _________3-19-0 _________0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 _________ 0-0-0 _________ DNP __________ 0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0Manson _________ DNP ________ 9-25-0 ________ DNP __________ DNP _________ DNP _________ 0-0-0 __________ DNP __________ DNP ___________ DNP __________ DNP __________ 0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0Grigsby _________ DNP _________0-0-0 ________ 1-7-0 ________1-(-8)-0 ________ 0-0-0 _________1-25-1 _________0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 _________ 0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 __________ DNP _________ 0-0-0 ________ DNP Brown __________ 2-9-1 _________ DNP _________ DNP __________ DNP _________ DNP _________ 2-7-0 __________ DNP __________ DNP ___________ DNP __________ DNP ___________ DNP _________ DNP ________ DNPDavis, C. ________ 1-5-0 _________0-0-0 _________ DNP __________ DNP _________ DNP __________DNP __________ DNP __________ DNP ___________ DNP __________ DNP ___________ DNP _________ DNP ________ DNPBusch ___________ 0-0-0 _________0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 _________0-0-0 _________ 0-0-0 _________ 0-0-0 __________0-0-0 ________ 1-3-0 _________ 0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 _________ 0-0-0 ________ 1-1-0 ________ 0-0-0Team ___________ 0-0-0 _________0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 _________0-0-0 _________ 0-0-0 _________ 0-0-0 __________0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 _________ 2-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 _________ 0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 _______ 1-(-1)-0Christensen ______ 0-0-0 _________ DNP _________ DNP __________ DNP _________ DNP _________ 0-0-0 __________ DNP __________ DNP _________ 9-(-4)-0 ________ DNP ___________ DNP _________ 0-0-0 ________ 2-1-0Douglas _________ 0-0-0 _________0-0-0 ________ 1-4-0 _________0-0-0 _________ 0-0-0 _________ 0-0-0 __________0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 _________ 0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 _________ 0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0Totals ________ 38-166-2 _____37-149-1 _____30-136-0 _____42-154-2 ______20-87-1 _____ 40-286-3 ______37-175-3 _____ 24-41-0 ______ 43-149-1 _____32-117-1 ______19-134-0 ____ 36-182-1 _____34-89-1

Passing (Att-Cmp-I-Yds)Player __________MONT ________ SYR _________ ISU __________ ILL __________ OSU _________ PUR __________ IND _________ MICH __________NIU __________ NW ___________ WIS _________MINN ______ TEXASTate _________ 28-15-0-223 ______ DNP ______38-26-1-274 ___ 27-17-1-190 ___ 41-19-3-249 ___ 23-17-0-253 ____40-23-1-292 ___36-21-0-197 _______ DNP _______27-18-2-147 ____31-10-1-170 __ 36-26-3-354 __ 25-15-1-274Manson ________ 4-2-0-8 _____ 32-16-4-202 ______ DNP __________ DNP _________ DNP _________ 0-0-0 __________ DNP __________ DNP ___________ DNP __________ DNP __________ 0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0Christensen ____ 3-3-0-19 _______ DNP _________ DNP __________ DNP _________ DNP ________ 0-0-0-0 _________ DNP __________ DNP _______ 30-19-1-256 ______ DNP ___________ DNP _______ 2-1-1-10 ______ 0-0-0Totals ______ 35-20-0-250 _ 32-16-4-202 __ 38-26-1-274 __ 27-17-1-190 __ 41-19-3-249 __23-27-0-253 __ 40-23-1-292 __ 36-21-0-197 ___ 30-19-1-256 __ 27-18-2-147 ___ 31-10-1-170 _ 38-27-4-364 _25-15-1-274

Receiving (No.-Yds-TD)Player __________MONT ________ SYR _________ ISU __________ ILL __________ OSU _________ PUR __________ IND _________ MICH __________NIU __________ NW ___________ WIS _________MINN ______ TEXASDouglas ________ 3-43-1 ________0-0-0 ________ 6-88-0 ________ 5-64-0 _______ 4-63-0 ________4-90-0 ________ 1-25-0 ________ 6-63-0 _________ 3-20-1 ________ 7-78-0 _________ 1-13-0 _______ 6-67-0 ______ 3-40-0Chandler _______ 4-44-1 _______ 6-65-1 _______ 5-52-0 _________1-6-0 ________ 6-87-0 ________ 2-9-1 _________ 4-47-1 ________ 4-66-0 _________ 5-63-1 ________ 3-27-0 _________ 1-64-0 _______ 3-25-1 ______ 2-36-0Brodell _________ 2-56-0 _______ 1-18-0 _______ 2-36-1 _________ DNP ________ 4-51-1 ________2-71-0 ________ 5-50-0 ________ 4-28-0 _________ 3-64-0 ________ 1-14-0 _________ 2-18-0 _______ 7-159-1 ______ 6-159-2Young _________ 4-55-1 _______ 3-29-0 _______ 5-28-0 ________ 6-40-0 ________ 1-6-0 __________DNP __________ DNP _________ 3-24-0 _________ 3-23-0 ________ 2-5-0 _________ 2-9-0 ________ 1-6-0 ________ 0-0-0Grigsby _________ DNP ________ 3-56-0 _______ 4-30-0 _________1-9-0 ________ 3-40-0 ________3-23-0 ________ 5-66-0 ________ 2-11-0 _________ 2-23-0 ________ 3-17-0 __________ DNP _________ 1-7-0 ________ DNPStross ___________ 1-6-0 _________0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 _________0-0-0 _________ 0-0-0 _________ 0-0-0 _________ 6-67-0 ________ 0-0-0 _________ 1-47-0 ________ 0-0-0 _________ 1-24-1 _______ 3-32-0 ______ 1-13-0Moeaki __________ 0-0-0 _________0-0-0 ________ 1-19-1 ________ 2-49-1 ________ 0-0-0 _________2-27-0 _________0-0-0 ________ 1-4-0 _________ 1-13-0 ________ 1-4-0 _________ 1-4-1 _______ 1-12-0 _______ 1-8-0Sims ___________ 2-22-0 _______ 1-11-0 _______ 1-7-0 _________0-0-0 _________ 0-0-0 _________1-13-0 _________1-9-0 ________ 1-1-0 _________ 0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 _________ 1-35-0 _______ 1-33-0 _______ 1-2-0Busch ___________ 0-0-0 _________0-0-0 ________ 1-2-1 _________0-0-0 _________ 0-0-0 _________2-17-1 _________0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 _________ 1-3-0 ________ 1-2-0 _________ 1-3-1 ________ 1-9-0 _______ 1-19-0Davis, Ch. _______ 0-0-0 _________0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 _________0-0-0 _________ 1-2-0 _________ 1-3-0 _________ 1-28-0 ________ 0-0-0 __________ DNP _________ 0-0-0 _________ 0-0-0 ________ 1-2-0 ________ 0-0-0Greene _________ 2-11-0 ________0-0-0 ________ 1-12-0 _________0-0-0 _________ 0-0-0 _________ 0-0-0 __________0-0-0 _________ DNP ___________ DNP __________ DNP __________ 0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0Manson ________ 1-10-0 ________0-0-0 _________ DNP __________ DNP _________ DNP _________ 0-0-0 __________ DNP __________ DNP ___________ DNP __________ DNP __________ 0-0-0 _______ 2-12-0 _______ 0-0-0Davis, Ca. ________ 0-0-0 ________ 2-23-0 ________ Inj. __________ Inj. ___________Inj. __________ Inj. __________ Inj. __________ Inj. ___________ Inj. __________ Inj. ___________ Inj. __________Inj. _________Inj.Christian ________ 0-0-0 _________0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 ________ 2-22-0 ________ 0-0-0 _________ 0-0-0 __________0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 _________ 0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 _________ 0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0Majerus _________ 1-3-0 _________0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 _________0-0-0 _________ 0-0-0 _________ 0-0-0 __________0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 _________ 0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 _________ 0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0Olsen ___________ 0-0-0 _________0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 _________0-0-0 _________ 0-0-0 _________ 0-0-0 __________0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 _________ 0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 _________ 0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 _______ 1-(-3)-0Totals ________ 20-250-3 _____16-202-1 _____26-274-3 _____17-190-1 _____ 19-249-1 _____ 17-253-2 ______23-292-1 _____21-197-0 _____ 19-256-2 _____18-147-0 ______10-170-3 ____ 27-364-2 ____ 15-274-2

Kickoff Returns (No.-Yds.-Lng)Player __________MONT ________ SYR _________ ISU __________ ILL __________ OSU _________ PUR __________ IND _________ MICH __________NIU __________ NW ___________ WIS _________MINN ______ TEXASSims ____________ 0-0-0 ________1-10-10 _______ 0-0-0 _________0-0-0 ________ 1-14-14 ________ 0-0-0 _________2-32-20 _______ 0-0-0 ________ 1-22-22 ______ 2-44-25 _______ 1-36-36 ______ 2-26-15 _______ 0-0-0Greene _________ 2-60-37 _______1-10-10 ______ 1-11-11 ________0-0-0 ________ 1-26-26 ________ 1-7-7 __________ DNP __________ DNP ___________ DNP __________ DNP __________ 0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0Grigsby _________ DNP _________0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 _________0-0-0 _________ 0-0-0 ________ 1-18-18 ________2-43-23 ______ 2-39-21 _________ DNP _________ 0-0-0 __________ DNP _________ 0-0-0 ________ DNPBowman _________ 0-0-0 _________ DNP _________ DNP __________0-0-0 _________ 0-0-0 __________DNP __________ DNP __________ DNP __________ 0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 ________ 1-20-20 _______ 0-0-0 _______ 3-56-23Davis, Ch. _______ 0-0-0 _________0-0-0 _______ 1-11-11 ________0-0-0 _________ 0-0-0 _________ 0-0-0 __________0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 __________ DNP _________ 1-7-7 _________ 0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0Blum ___________ DNP _________ DNP ________ 0-0-0 _________0-0-0 _________ 0-0-0 _________ 0-0-0 __________0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 _________ 0-0-0- ________ 0-0-0 _________ 1-6-6 ________ 0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0Totals _________2-60-37 _____ 2-20-10 ______ 2-22-11 _______ 0-0-0 ________2-40-26 ______2-25-18 ______ 4-75-23 ______ 2-39-21 _______ 1-22-22 ______ 3-51-25 _______ 3-62-36 ______2-26-15 _____3-56-23

Punt Returns (No.-Yds.-Lng)Player __________MONT ________ SYR _________ ISU __________ ILL __________ OSU _________ PUR __________ IND _________ MICH __________NIU __________ NW ___________ WIS _________MINN ______ TEXASDouglas ________ 1-25-25 ________0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 _________0-0-0 _________ 0-0-0 _________ 0-0-0 __________0-0-0 _______ 3-27-19 _______ 3-19-13 ______ 2-12-13 ________ 1-9-9 _______ 3-53-22 ______ 1-(-2)-0Brodell _________ 4-33-15 _______3-27-12 ______ 3-61-31 ________ DNP _________ 1-2-2 ________ 2-15-12 _________0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 _________ 0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 _________ 0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0Grigsby _________ DNP _________0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 _________0-0-0 ________ 1-13-13 ________ 0-0-0 __________0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 _________ 0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 __________ DNP _________ 0-0-0 ________ DNPTeam ___________ 0-0-0 _________0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 _________0-0-0 _________ 0-0-0 _________ 0-0-0 __________0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 _________ 0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 _________ 0-0-0 ________ 0-0-0 _______ 1-(-2)-0Totals _________5-58-25 _____ 3-27-12 ______ 3-61-31 ______ 1-13-13 ________1-2-2 ________2-15-12 _______ 0-0-0 _______ 3-27-19 _______ 3-19-13 ______ 2-12-13 ________ 1-9-9 _______3-53-22 ____ 2-(-4)-0

Punting (No.-Avg.-Lng)Player __________MONT ________ SYR _________ ISU __________ ILL __________ OSU _________ PUR __________ IND _________ MICH __________NIU __________ NW ___________ WIS _________MINN ______ TEXASFenstermaker ___ 3-39.7 ______ 4-37.8-48 _____4-28.8-33 _____ 8-35.8-43 _____ 5-33.4-44 _____ 2-47.5-53 ______3-29.0-34 _____7-37.7-48 ______2-38.5-46 ______5-41.6-48 ______7-39.1-46 ____ 1-52.0-52 ____ 5-42.4-48Totals _________ 3-39.7 _____ 4-37.8-48 ____ 4-28.8-33 ____ 8-35.8-43 _____5-33.4-44 _____ 2-47.5-53 ____ 3-29.0-34 ____ 7-37/7-48 _____ 2-38.5-46 ____ 5-41.6-48 _____ 7-39.1-46 ____1-52.0-52 ____5-42.4-48

Defense (Solo-Ast)Player __________MONT ________ SYR _________ ISU __________ ILL __________ OSU _________ PUR __________ IND _________ MICH __________NIU __________ NW ___________ WIS _________MINN ______ TEXASKlinkenborg ______2-9 ___________8-4 __________ 3-5 ___________3-7 __________ 2-11 __________ 7-7 __________ 5-2 __________ 6-1 ___________ 7-4 __________ 5-11 __________ 6-6 __________5-5 __________Inj.Miles ____________0-1 ___________5-1 __________ 2-7 ___________4-3 ___________4-3 ___________ 2-6 __________ 8-3 __________ 7-2 ___________ 9-2 __________ 3-7 ___________ 6-5 __________4-0 __________5-1Godfrey __________4-2 ___________2-0 __________ 8-0 ___________2-0 ___________5-7 ___________ 3-2 __________ 4-1 __________ 7-2 ___________ 7-1 __________ 4-5 ___________ 5-0 __________3-2 __________6-1Merrick __________0-0 ___________6-0 __________ 0-3 ___________2-2 ___________1-4 ___________ 8-6 __________ 5-0 __________ 9-0 ___________ 3-4 __________ 4-5 ___________ 6-1 __________3-2 __________7-1Paschal __________1-1 ___________7-5 __________ Inj. ___________2-2 ___________1-0 ___________ Inj. __________ 1-1 __________ 5-2 ___________ 4-2 __________ 4-3 ___________ 6-8 __________5-4 __________3-0Mattison _________4-3 ___________1-2 __________ 0-2 ___________2-3 ___________2-6 ___________ 1-0 __________ 3-0 __________ 4-1 ___________ 7-1 __________ 4-4 ___________ 4-1 __________1-1 __________1-0Kroul ____________0-1 ___________1-1 __________ 1-6 ___________2-3 ___________2-5 ___________ 0-3 __________ 5-3 __________ 2-0 ___________ 1-0 __________ 0-6 ___________ 5-5 __________3-3 __________0-1King _____________2-5 ___________8-0 __________ 2-3 ___________1-1 ___________3-4 ___________ 0-1 __________ Inj. __________ Inj. ___________ 5-1 __________ 2-4 ___________ 7-1 __________3-1 __________1-1Humpal __________2-4 ___________3-2 __________ 0-7 ___________2-1 ___________3-6 ___________ Inj. __________ 2-0 __________ 2-0 ___________ 1-0 __________ 2-3 ___________ 4-1 __________0-2 __________2-0Shada ____________2-1 ___________2-0 __________ 5-3 ___________4-1 ___________2-2 ___________ 4-1 __________ 7-0 __________ 2-1 ___________ Inj. __________ Inj. ___________ Inj. __________Inj. _________2-1Fletcher __________0-2 ___________1-0 __________ 0-3 ___________0-0 ___________0-0 ___________ 0-3 __________ 1-0 __________ 5-0 ___________ 4-2 __________ 5-2 ___________ 2-2 __________6-0 __________0-0Bain _____________0-4 ___________2-0 __________ 0-3 ___________0-1 ___________2-3 ___________ 0-2 __________ 6-0 __________ 2-0 ___________ 3-2 __________ 2-3 ___________ 0-0 __________0-0 __________0-0Iwebema ________ DNP __________9-2 __________ 1-2 ___________2-3 ___________0-2 ___________ 1-2 __________ Inj. __________ Inj. ___________ Inj. __________ Inj. ___________ Inj. __________Inj. _________2-1Wilson ___________1-0 ___________0-0 __________ 0-0 ___________1-0 ___________1-6 ___________ 3-3 __________ 1-0 __________ 0-0 ___________ 0-0 __________ 1-0 ___________ 0-0 __________2-1 __________1-0Kanellis __________0-5 ___________0-0 __________ 0-1 __________ DNP __________1-0 ___________ 0-0 __________ 0-0 __________ 1-1 ___________ 3-1 __________ 0-0 ___________ 3-1 __________1-1 _________ DNPGabelmann _______0-0 ___________0-0 __________ 0-0 ___________0-0 ___________0-0 ___________ 0-2 __________ 1-0 __________ 1-0 ___________ 2-0 __________ 0-1 ___________ 1-0 __________0-1 __________5-2Ewen ____________1-2 ___________0-2 __________ 0-0 ___________0-0 ___________0-0 ___________ 0-3 __________ 0-0 __________ 0-1 ___________ 1-0 __________ 0-1 ___________ 1-0 __________3-0 _________ DNPMoylan ___________1-1 __________ DNP _________ 1-7 ___________1-0 ___________Inj. __________ Inj. __________ Inj. __________ Inj. ___________ Inj. __________ Inj. ___________ Inj. __________Inj. _________Inj.Edds _____________0-0 __________ DNP _________ DNP __________ DNP _________ DNP __________ 2-3 __________ DNP __________ 1-0 ___________ 1-2 __________ 0-0 ___________ 0-0 __________0-0 __________0-0Greene ___________0-0 ___________3-0 __________ 0-2 ___________0-0 ___________2-0 ___________ 0-0 __________ DNP __________ DNP ___________ DNP __________ DNP ___________ 0-0 __________1-0 __________0-0Gattas ___________0-0 ___________0-0 __________ 0-0 ___________0-0 ___________0-0 ___________ 1-3 __________ 1-1 __________ 0-1 ___________ 0-1 __________ 0-0 ___________ 0-0 __________0-0 __________0-0Stross ____________1-0 ___________0-0 __________ 0-0 ___________0-0 ___________0-0 ___________ 0-1 __________ 0-0 __________ 1-0 ___________ 1-0 __________ 1-0 ___________ 0-1 __________0-0 __________0-0Edwards _________ DNP __________0-0 __________ DNP __________ DNP __________0-0 ___________ 1-0 __________ 1-0 __________ 3-0 ___________ 0-0 __________ 0-0 ___________ DNP __________0-0 _________ DNPAngerer __________0-0 ___________0-0 __________ 0-1 ___________0-0 ___________0-0 ___________ 0-2 __________ 0-0 __________ 0-0 ___________ 0-0 __________ 0-0 ___________ 0-0 __________1-1 __________0-0Gardner __________0-0 ___________0-0 __________ 1-0 ___________0-0 ___________0-0 ___________ 1-0 __________ 0-0 __________ 0-0 ___________ 0-0 __________ DNP ___________ DNP _________ DNP _________1-1Christian _________0-0 ___________0-0 __________ 0-0 ___________0-0 ___________0-0 ___________ 0-0 __________ 1-0 __________ 0-0 ___________ 0-0 __________ 0-0 ___________ 1-0 __________0-0 __________2-0Geary ____________1-0 __________ DNP _________ DNP __________ DNP _________ DNP __________DNP __________ DNP __________ DNP ___________ DNP __________ 0-0 ___________ 1-0 __________1-0 __________0-0Myers ____________0-1 ___________0-0 __________ 0-0 ___________0-0 ___________1-0 ___________ 0-1 __________ 0-0 __________ 0-0 ___________ 0-0 __________ 0-0 ___________ 0-0 __________0-0 __________0-0Busch ____________0-1 ___________0-0 __________ 0-0 ___________0-0 ___________0-0 ___________ 0-0 __________ 0-0 __________ 1-0 ___________ 0-0 __________ 0-0 ___________ 0-0 __________0-0 __________0-0Davis, Ch. ________0-0 ___________1-0 __________ 0-0 ___________0-0 ___________0-0 ___________ 0-0 __________ 0-0 __________ 0-0 ___________ 0-0 __________ 0-0 ___________ 0-0 __________0-0 __________0-0


2006 RED ZONE STATISTICS/BIG TEN RANKINGS

2006 Red Zone Stats

Times Times Total Rush Pass FGs - - - - Failed to Score inside 20 - - - - In 20 Scored Pts TDs TDs TDs Made FGA Downs Int Fum Half Gameat Iowa 6 6 38 5 2 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0Montana 1 1 7 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Iowa 5 4 20 2 1 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 0at Syracuse 3 2 10 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0at Iowa 4 4 24 3 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0Iowa State 3 3 17 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0Iowa 3 2 14 2 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0at Illinois 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0at Iowa 3 3 17 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0Ohio State 6 5 31 4 1 3 1 0 0 0 0 1 0at Iowa 7 7 40 5 3 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0Purdue 4 2 14 2 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0Iowa 5 3 21 3 2 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0at Indiana 3 3 21 3 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Iowa 3 2 6 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0at Michigan 4 4 20 2 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0at Iowa 7 4 24 3 1 2 1 2 0 0 1 0 0Northern Illinois 1 1 7 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0at Iowa 2 1 7 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0Northwestern 4 2 14 2 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0at Iowa 2 2 14 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Wisconsin 3 3 17 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0Iowa (n) 4 3 17 2 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0at Minnesota 5 4 27 4 3 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0Iowa 2 1 7 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0vs. Texas 3 3 16 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0Iowa Totals 53 42 249 31 15 16 11 4 1 4 2 0 0Opponents 41 33 201 26 13 13 7 3 1 2 0 2 0

Iowa Percentage: .792Opp. Percentage: .805

IndividualPlayer ____________ Category __________ Stats ___ Big 10 ___ NCAAMike Klinkenborg ___ Tackles ____________ 10.8 ____ 2nd _______ 8thBryan Mattison _____ Fumbles Forced _____ 0.33 ____ 3rd ______ 19thDrew Tate _________ Passing ____________234.9 ____ 2nd ______ - - -Drew Tate _________ Total Offense _______246.3 ____ 2nd ______ 15thMitch King ________ Tackles For Loss _____ 1.20 ____ 4th ______ 31stDominique Douglas __ Punt Returns _______ 11.2 ____ 5th ______ - - -Drew Tate _________ Pass Efficiency ______127.9 ____ 6th ______ 47thKyle Schlicher ______ Scoring (Kick) _______5.9 _____ 6th ______ - - -Kyle Schlicher ______ Field Goals _________ 1.09 ____ 6th ______ 45thMitch King ________ Sacks ______________ 0.55 ____ 7th ______ 60thAndy Brodell _______ Punt Returns _______ 10.6 ____ 7th ______ - - -Mike Humpal _______ Interceptions _______ 0.27 ____ 7th ______ 91stEdmond Miles ______ Tackles _____________7.8 _____ 8th ______ 74thMiguel Merrick _____ Passes Defended _____ 0.83 ____ 8th ______ - - -Bryan Mattison _____ Sacks ______________ 0.54 ____ 8th ______ 63rdKyle Schlicher ______ Field Goal Pct. _____ 66.7% ___ 8th ______ - - -Albert Young _______ Rushing Yards _______ 59.6 ____ 8th ______72nd

TeamCategory ______________ Stats ________Big 10 _______ NCAAPassing Offense _________237.0 _________ 2nd _________ 27thPunt Returns ___________ 11.0 _________ 2nd _________ 33rdFirst Downs ____________ 244 __________ 3rd _________ - - -Total Offense ___________385.0 _________ 4th _________ 29thQB Sacks Allowed ________ 20 __________ 5th _________ 41stScoring Defense ________ 20.2 _________ 5th _________ 45thPassing Defense ________202.0 _________ 5th _________ 63rdRed Zone Defense ______ 78.9% ________ 5th _________ - - -Third Down Conv. % ____ 40.1% ________ 5th _________ 48thPass Efficiency Def. ______117.5 _________ 6th _________ 39thRushing Offense ________148.0 _________ 6th _________ 47thPass Efficiency _________125.3 _________ 6th _________ 57thTotal Defense __________340.9 _________ 6th _________ 67thField Goal % __________ 70.0% ________ 6th _________ - - -KO Coverage ___________ 40.6 _________ 7th _________ - - -Net Punting ____________ 36.5 _________ 7th _________ 53rdScoring Offense _________ 23.8 _________ 7th _________ 58thRushing Defense ________138.9 _________ 7th _________ 63rdSacks __________________ 21 __________ 8th _________ 81stRed Zone Offense ______ 80.4% ________ 8th _________ - - -Penalty Yards __________ 44.0 _________ 8th _________ - - -KO Returns ____________ 17.7 ________ 10th ________ 108thTurnover Margin _________-10 _________ 10th ________ 107thTime of Possession ______27:13 ________ 11th ________ 118th

Iowa in Final Big Ten and NCAA Rankings (Includes All Games)


2006 FINAL DEPTH CHART

OFFENSE

Pos. No. NameSE 88 Dominique Douglas 86 Trey StrossLT 73 Marshal Yanda 78 Dace RichardsonLG 76 Mike Jones 58 Rob BruggemanC 52 Rafael Eubanks 58 Rob BruggemanRG 54 Mike Elgin 61 Travis MeadeRT 71 Seth Olsen 75 Wes AeschlimanTE 87 Scott Chandler 81 Tony Moeaki 30 Ryan MajerusQB 5 Drew Tate 6 Jake ChristensenWR 16 Jason Manson 80 Andy BrodellRB 21 Albert Young 28 Damian SimsFB 35 Tom Busch 46 Champ DavisPK 1 Kyle Schlicher 12 Austin Signor

DEFENSE

Pos. No. NameDE 96 Alex Kanellis 92 Kenny IwebemaDT 53 Matt Kroul 93 Ettore EwenDT 47 Mitch King 66 Ryan BainDE 99 Bryan Mattison 55 Chad GearyOLB 44 Mike Humpal 49 A.J. EddsMLB 40 Mike Klinkenborg 51 Zach GabelmanWLB 27 Ed Miles 41 Bryon Gattas 43 Pat AngererLC 29 Bradley Fletcher 19 Adam ShadaSS 15 Miguel Merrick 2 Harold DaltonFS 25 Marcus Paschal 11 Marcus WilsonRC 13 Charles Godfrey 10 Justin EdwardsPT 6 Andy Fenstermaker

Iowa’s depth chart for the 2006 Alamo Bowl. Players listed in bold do not return for the 2007 season.


2006 FINAL NOTES

HAWKEYES LOOK TO 2007 The 2006 season began with Iowa winning five of its first six games and becoming a fixture in the nation’s top 20. The second half of the season was just the opposite as injuries took their toll and the Hawkeyes dropped five of their final six regular season games. But, the Hawkeyes did well enough to get invited to their sixth straight bowl game and came excruciatingly close to an upset of the defending national champion Texas Longhorns in the Alamo Bowl, before succumbing (26-24). The game was played before the biggest sports crowd ever to witness a sporting event in the Alamodome. The game was also the most watched ESPN bowl game in the network’s history. Despite finishing the campaign with a 6-7 record, Iowa has been able to sandwich a pair of Alamo Bowl visits (2001 and 2006) with four straight January bowl games. Iowa was just one of four teams in the nation to have played in four straight January bowl games. Only Southern California made it to a fifth as the Hawkeyes, Georgia and Florida State played in December. Iowa was the only team in the country to have three players represented on the first academic all-America team. They were offensive lineman Mike Elgin, defensive back Adam Shada and Klinkenborg. It was Elgin’s second straight year on the elite team. The 2006 season didn’t follow the storyline most expected. A great effort by the Hawkeyes against Texas gave Iowa fans a good preview of what’s in store for next season as 14 starters return (eight on defense and six on offense). The fact the Hawkeyes made it to the prestigious Alamo Bowl with a 6-6 record says much about the Iowa program built by Kirk Ferentz. It also says much about the Iowa fans who have shown their loyalty at every Hawkeye game, home and away.

IOWA AMONG THE BIG TEN’S ELITE Ohio State has the most conference victories the last five years with 33. Michigan ranks second (32) and Iowa (27) ranks third during that time span. Michigan (26) has won the most league contests the last four years, followed by Ohio State (25) and Iowa (19).

HAWKEYES EARN BIG TEN ACCOLADES Five Hawkeyes earned first or second team all-Big Ten honors. OL Mike Jones earned first team laurels by the coaches and second team honors by the media. OL Marshal Yanda was recognized on the coaches’ second team. TE Scott Chandler was named to the coaches’ second team. DB Marcus Paschal earned second team accolades by the coaches. LB Mike Klinkenborg earned second team all-league recognition by the media. Earning honorable mention honors were: OL Mike Elgin (coaches and media), PK Kyle Schlicher (coaches and media), DE Bryan Mattison (coaches and media), LB Mike Klinkenborg (coaches), OL Marshal Yanda (media), DB Marcus Paschal (media), DB Adam Shada (media), DB Miguel Merrick (media) and P Andy Fenstermaker (coaches).

THREE HAWKEYES NAMED ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA For the first time in school history, the Iowa football team placed three players on the first Academic All-America Team. No other school in the nation had three first-team selections. The team is voted on by the College Sports Information Directors of America. Named to the elite first team were OL Mike Elgin, LB Mike Klinkenborg and DB Adam Shada. Elgin is a repeat member of the first unit. Shada and Klinkenborg were members of the district all-America team in 2005. Iowa’s three academic all-Americans join eight others from the Big Ten. The 11 honorees from the Big Ten represent more than any other conference.

FERENTZ MOVES PAST EVASHEVSKI Head Coach Kirk Ferentz is the second all-time winningest coach in Iowa history. Ferentz has 55 overall wins and 34 conference victories. Ferentz, who completed his eighth season as head coach at Iowa, moved ahead of Forest Evashevski (1952-60) in both rankings in 2006. Evashevski collected 52 overall wins and 33 league victories. Hayden Fry (1979-98) is Iowa’s all-time winningest coach with 143 overall wins and 96 Big Ten victories.

ALAMO BOWL SETS VIEWING RECORD Not only was there a record-crowd of 65,875 fans inside the Alamodome watching Iowa play Texas in the 2006 Alamo Bowl, but the game was ESPNs most-watched bowl game ever. The contest earned a 6.0 rating, which translates into 5,521,200 households and 8.83 million viewers when considering a 1.6-viewers-per household factor.

SENIORS ECLISPE 200 TACKLES Iowa players have reached the 200-tackle plateau 57 times in the program’s history. Two defensive starters surpassed 200 career tackles after the Alamo Bowl. DB Miguel Merrick, who was an honorable mention all-Big Ten honoree by the media, has been credited with 202 tackles after collecting a team-best eight vs. Texas. The 202 tackles tie for 54th in team single-season history. LB Edmond Miles recorded seven stops in the Alamo Bowl and concluded his career with 207 career stops. The 207 tackles tie for 50th in Iowa single-season history. DB Marcus Paschal, who earned second team all-conference honors by the coaches, finished his career just shy of the 200-tackle plateau (199).

TATE CLIMBS CAREER CHARTS QB Drew Tate ranks high in all the Iowa career passing charts. The senior ranks second in passing yards (8,292), touchdown passes (61), completions (665), attempts (1,090) and total offense (8,427) and third in completion percentage (.610). The all-Big Ten performer moved into second in career pass attempts and yards at Indiana. Chuck Long is Iowa’s all-time leader in touchdowns (74), completions (782), attempts (1,203), yards (10,461) and total offense (10,254).

The 61 career touchdown passes ties Michigan State’s Jeff Smoker (2000-03) for eighth in Big Ten history. The 8,292 yards passing rank 10th-best, while the 1,090 pass attempts rank 11th-best in Big Ten annals. Tate completed 207-352 passes for 2,623 yards and 18 touchdowns his senior campaign. He ranked second in Big Ten passing (238.5) and total offense (249.7) and fifth in pass efficiency (130.9). Tate’s total offense numbers ranked him 16th in the country. Tate threw two touchdown passes or more in 23 career games, including 20 of his last 28 dating back to 2004. He tossed three or more touchdowns in seven career contests, including three times in 2006. The senior eclipsed the 300-yard passing plateau seven times in his career, including once in 2006. He completed 26-36 passes for 354 yards and two scores at Minnesota in the regular season finale. The 354 yards ranks 15th in Iowa single-game history and is Tate’s second-highest career total behind a 357-yard performance at Purdue on his 21st birthday in 2005.

FROSH TOPS IOWA CHARTS WR Dominique Douglas was named to The Sporting News’ Freshman All-America third team. He caught 49 passes for 654 yards and two touchdowns, both tops in Iowa’s record books for a freshman wide receiver. Douglas caught seven passes for 78 yards vs. Northwestern, which moved him past Kahlil Hill (35 receptions) and Danan Hughes (471 yards) for the Iowa freshman single-season records. Both Hill and Hughes established their numbers as redshirt freshmen.

CHANDLER AND DOUGLAS LEAD IOWA RECEIVERS TE Scott Chandler, a second all-Big Ten selection by the coaches, had a solid 2006 campaign. The senior ranked second in team receptions (46) and third in yards (591). Chandler had touchdown receptions in six games – a six-yard reception vs. Montana, a one-yard grab at Syracuse, a four-yarder vs. Purdue, a 19-yard score at Indiana, a 10-yard reception vs. Northern Illinois and a three-yarder at Minnesota. Thirty-one of his 46 receptions moved the chains. Chandler, who is the younger brother of former Hawkeye quarterback Nathan Chandler (2002-03), finished his career with 117 receptions for 1,467 yards and 10 touchdowns, a total that ranks 17th in Hawkeye annals. Chandler ranks second in both categories among Iowa’s tight ends, trailing only Marv Cook (126-1,825). WR Dominique Douglas led the Hawkeye receiving corps with 49 receptions and ranked second with 654 yards. Douglas was Iowa’s only true freshman who started on a regular basis. He got his first start at wide receiver in week three vs. Iowa State. He became the first true freshman to start at Iowa since Mike Jones started on the offensive line in 2003 at Ohio State. Furthermore, Douglas is the first Hawkeye freshman to start at a skill position since Champ Davis started at fullback vs. Miami (OH) in 2003.


2006 FINAL NOTES

BRODELL FINISHES STRONG WR Andy Brodell finished the 2006 season with two strong performances. Brodell caught seven passes for 159 yards and a touchdown in the regular season finale and six passes for 159 yards and two touchdowns vs. Texas in the Alamo Bowl. The 159 yards against the Longhorns was an Alamo Bowl record, besting Michigan’s Amani Toomer’s 135 yards established in 1993. He also had a career-long 63-yard touchdown reception in the Alamo Bowl, which was the longest touchdown reception in team bowl history and the fifth-longest reception in Alamo Bowl history. His two Alamo Bowl touchdown receptions (63 and 23 yards) ties an Iowa bowl record with four others. The native of Ankeny, IA, finished 2006 ranked first on the team in yards (724) and yards per catch (18.6) and third in receptions (39). His 724 yards rank 21st-best in Iowa single-season history. Brodell finished the season ranked seventh in the Big Ten and 72nd in the country in receiving yards per game (60.3).

KLINKENBORG EARNED NATIONAL HONOR Despite losing his father Sept. 10, junior LB Mike Klinkenborg started vs. Iowa State and amassed eight tackles and helped lead the Hawkeye defense. His performance just days after his father’s death earned Klinkenborg Walter Camp Football Foundation Defensive Player of the Week honors. Klinkenborg is one of three Hawkeyes (Adam Shada and Mike Elgin) to earn academic first team all-America honors. The native of Rock Rapids, IA, ranked second in the Big Ten and eighth in the country in tackles per game (10.75). He led Iowa with 129 tackles, 29 more than second-ranked LB Edmond Miles (100). Klinkenborg earned second all-Big Ten accolades by the media. He recorded double-digit tackles in nine of 13 games in 2006. Klinkenborg was unable to play in the bowl game vs. Texas due to injury.

SYRACUSE RUNS INTO WEB Syracuse had eight tries inside the Iowa five-yard line in double overtime, but the Hawkeye defense was like a brick wall and turned away the Orange to propel the Hawkeyes to victory. Four of the eight plays were stopped by DE Kenny Iwebema. The junior collected four of his nine solo stops on the goal line stand. Hawkeye historians are calling it one of, if not the best, goal line stand in Iowa football history. The goal line stands earned Iowa ESPNs Pontiac Game Changing Performance of the Week. The victory netted the general scholarship fund at the University of Iowa $5,000. The UI was one of four teams remaining for the Pontiac Game Changing Performance of the Year.

IOWA NOTES• Florida became the second team in the last five seasons to win a national title after defeating Iowa in a bowl game the previous season.• Iowa had only had two offensive players start all 13 games at their respective positions (TE Scott Chandler and FB Tom Busch). OL Mike Elgin has started every game, but at two positions (center and guard).• Iowa had four players crack the team record books for their respective single-season totals. QB Drew Tate ranks sixth in total offense (2,747) and seventh in passing yards (2,623), WR Andy Brodell (724) ranks 21st and WR Dominique Douglas (654) ranks 27th in receiving yards, respectively, LB Mike Klinkenborg ranks 17th in tackles (129) and PK Kyle Schlicher ranks 19th in scoring (71).• Dominique Douglas ranked first in the country among true freshmen receivers in receptions (49) and second in receiving yards (654). Akron’s David Harvey ranked first in yards (914).• In Big Ten games, Iowa allowed just seven punt returns for 23 yards.• Iowa ranked 27th in the country in passing offense (239.9) and total offense (383.3) and 47th in punt returns (10.07). Individually, LB Mike Klinkenborg ranked eighth in the nation in tackles (10.75) and QB Drew Tate ranked 16th in total offense (249.73).• All four of DE Bryan Mattison’s forced fumbles, which ranked 21st nationally, came during conference play.• Iowa’s 546 yards total offense and 364 yards passing at Minnesota is the fourth and fifth-highest total in a single-game, respectively, under Coach Ferentz.• Iowa failed to score on its first possession in every regular season game, but scored a touchdown on its first drive vs. Texas in the Alamo Bowl. Five of Iowa’s 2006 opponents (Syracuse, Iowa State, Ohio State, Northwestern and Minnesota) opened the game with touchdown drives.• Iowa ranks fourth in consecutive games without being shutout among Big Ten teams. Michigan ranks first (275), followed by Ohio State (164), Wisconsin (126) and Iowa (81).• Iowa DB Adam Shada returned an interception a school-record 98 yards in the fourth quarter vs. Purdue on Oct. 7. It was Iowa’s first interception returned for a touchdown since Jovon Johnson returned a Northern Iowa pick 18 yards on Sept. 17, 2005. • Iowa was 6-9 (.667) on fourth down conversions in 2006.• Iowa played more than six quarters without being penalized from the start of the Ohio State game (Sept. 30), until late in the second quarter vs. Purdue (Oct. 7) the following week.

POINTS OFF TURNOVERS Iowa scored 61 points following opponent turnovers in 2006. Hawkeye opponents scored 70 points following Iowa turnovers.

BIG PLAY HAWKEYES Iowa posted 52 offensive plays that went for 20 yards or more, 39 via the pass and 13 on the ground. WR Andy Brodell caught a career-high 63-yard touchdown pass vs. Texas, a game-high 52-yard pass vs. Purdue and a 50-yarder at Minnesota. TE Scott Chandler had a career-long 64-yard reception vs. Wisconsin in week 11. RB Damian Sims posted runs of 36 and 44 yards vs. the Boilermakers and 41 yards at Indiana. Iowa had a season-best seven offensive plays cover 20-yard or more in its 30-point win vs. Purdue. The Hawkeyes had six big offensive plays vs. Texas in the Alamo Bowl. Hawkeye opponents collected 35 plays of 20 yards or more, 27 via the pass in 2006.

IOWA BY QUARTERS Iowa outscored its opponents 69-54 in the first quarter, 99-72 in the second quarter, 81-78 in the fourth and 10-3 in overtime. Opponents outscored the Hawkeyes 62-51 in the third quarter.

ON THE AVERAGE Iowa averaged 6.1 yards on 396 first down plays, 5.9 yards on 284 second down plays, 5.2 yards on 161 third down plays and 4.3 yards on nine fourth down plays.

AVERAGE SCORING DRIVES Iowa’s 50 scoring drives averaged 7.8 plays, 56.8 yards and 2:55 elapsed time. Twenty-eight of the 50 scoring drives covered 65 yards or more. Iowa’s longest scoring drive was a 15-play, 67-yard drive that consumed 5:41 vs. Montana in week one. Hawkeye opponents posted 44 scoring drives that averaged 8.0 plays, 58.3 yards and 3:24 elapsed time. Wisconsin posted an opponent-best 15-play, 97-yard drive that consumed 7:40 in week 11. Ohio State registered a 14-play, 68-yard drive that consumed 7:43 in week five. Both average scoring drives do not include overtime possessions in the Syracuse contest.

IOWA IN THE RED ZONE Iowa was 42-53 (79.2%) in the red zone (31 TD, 11 FG); two of the 53 possessions were overtime possessions. Hawkeye opponents marched inside the red zone 41 times, scoring on 33 (80.5%) of their possessions (26 TD, 7 FG); two of the 41 possessions were overtime possessions.

IOWA LEADERSHIP COUNCIL Iowa’s Leadership Council for the 2006 season included six seniors, three juniors, four sophomores, one redshirt freshmen and one true freshman. The Leadership Council for 2006 included seniors Mike Elgin, Jason Manson, Miguel Merrick, Marcus Paschal, Drew Tate and Marshal Yanda; juniors Mike Humpal, Bryan Mattison and Albert Young; sophomores Mitch King, Matt Kroul, Tony Moeaki and Seth Olsen; redshirt freshman Jake Christensen and true freshman A.J. Edds. The permanent captains for 2006 were Yanda, Elgin, Klinkenborg, Mattison and Merrick.


2006 AWARDS & HONORS

TOM BUSCHNamed 12th best fullback in the nation by The Sporting NewsOffensive Hustle Team Award

SCOTT CHANDLERPre-season honorable mention all-America by Street & Smith’sPre-season second team all-Big Ten by Lindy’sPre-season second team all-Big Ten by CollegeFootballNews.comPre-season third team all-Big Ten by Athlon SportsNamed to pre-season Watch List for the John Mackey AwardNamed 14th best tight end in the nation by The Sporting NewsSecond team all-Big Ten by coachesHonorable mention all-Big Ten by mediaSelected to compete in Senior Bowl

ADRIAN CLAYBORNDefensive Team Leader Award

DOMINIQUE DOUGLASNamed to The Sporting News freshman all-Big Ten first teamNamed to The Sporting News freshman third all-America team

A.J. EDDSNamed to The Sporting News freshman all-Big Ten first teamNamed to The Sporting News freshman honorable mention all-America team

MIKE ELGINPre-season first team all-Big Ten by Street & Smith’sPre-season second team all-Big Ten by Athlon SportsNamed to pre-season Watch List for the Rimington TrophyNamed to District VII first academic all-America teamNamed to first Academic all-America TeamNamed 2006 Permanent Team CaptainForest Evashevski Scholastic Achievement AwardCoaches Appreciation Award for OffenseHonorable mention all-Big Ten by coachesHonorable mention all-Big Ten by mediaAlamo Bowl Sportsmanship AwardSelected to compete in Hula Bowl

RAFAEL EUBANKSNamed to scout.com freshman first all-America teamRivals.com second freshmen all-America teamNamed to The Sporting News freshman all-Big Ten first teamNamed to The Sporting News freshman third all-America team

ANDY FENSTERMAKERHonorable mention all-Big Ten by coachesSpecialist Special Teams Award

CHARLES GODFREYSpecial Teams Hustle Award

KENNY IWEBEMAPre-season second team all-America by Street & Smith’sPre-season third team all-America by Athlon SportsPre-season first team all-Big Ten by Street & Smith’sPre-season first team all-Big Ten by The Sporting NewsPre-season first team all-Big Ten by Athlon SportsPre-season first team all-Big Ten by Lindy’sPre-season first team all-Big Ten by CollegeFootballNews.comPre-season all-Big Ten by Blue Ribbon YearbookNamed eighth best defensive end in the nation by The Sporting NewsNamed 17th best overall player in the Big Ten by CollegeFootballNews.comNamed to pre-season Watch List for the Ted Hendricks AwardNamed to pre-season Lott Trophy Watch ListNamed to pre-season watch list for the Bednarik Award

MIKE JONESPre-season first team all-America by Sports IllustratedPre-season first team all-Big Ten by The Sporting NewsPre-season first team all-Big Ten by Lindy’sPre-season second team all-Big Ten by Athlon SportsPre-season all-Big Ten by Blue Ribbon YearbookNamed fifth best guard in the nation by The Sporting NewsNamed to scout.com first all-America teamNamed first team all-Big Ten by coachesNamed second team all-Big Ten by media

MITCH KINGPre-season first team all-Big Ten by Lindy’sPre-season second team all-Big Ten by Athlon Sports

MIKE KLINKENBORGNamed to first Academic all-America teamNamed to District VII first Academic all-America teamNamed Walter Camp National Defensive Player of the Week (Sept. 10th)Named 2006 Permanent Team CaptainCoaches Appreciated Award for DefenseDefensive Most Valuable PlayerSecond team all-Big Ten by mediaHonorable mention all-Big Ten by coaches

MATT KROULPre-season third team all-Big Ten by Athlon Sports

RYAN MAJERUSCoaches Appreciation Award for Special Teams

JASON MANSONWin During the Week Award

BRYAN MATTISONNamed 2006 Permanent Team CaptainDefensive Hustle Team AwardHonorable mention all-Big Ten by coachesHonorable mention all-Big Ten by media

MIGUEL MERRICKNamed Permanent Team CaptainCoaches Appreciation Award for DefenseOverall Special Teams AwardHonorable mention all-Big Ten by media

EDMOND MILESPre-season second team all-Big Ten by The Sporting NewsPre-season second team all-Big Ten by CollegeFootballNews.comPre-season third team all-Big Ten by Athlon SportsNamed 12th best outside linebacker in the nation by The Sporting NewsNamed to pre-season watch list for the Bednarik AwardNamed to pre-season watch list for the Butkus Award

TONY MOEAKISpecial Teams Next Man In Award

ARVELL NELSONOffensive Team Leader Award

ANTON NARINSKYDefensive Team Leader Award

JARED OBERLANDDefensive Team Leader Award

SETH OLSENOffensive Next Man In Award

MARCUS PASCHALPre-season first team all-Big Ten by Athlon SportsPre-season all-Big Ten by Blue Ribbon YearbookPre-season first team all-Big Ten by The Sporting NewsPre-season second team all-Big Ten by CollegeFootballNews.comNamed fourth best free safety in the nation by The Sporting NewsPre-season second team all-Big Ten by Lindy’sHonorable mention all-Big Ten by media

DACE RICHARDSONPre-season second team all-Big Ten by Athlon Sports

BRYAN RYTHERTeam Leader Award

KYLE SCHLICHERPre-season honorable mention all-America by Street & Smith’sPre-season first team all-Big Ten by Athlon SportsPre-season first team all-Big Ten by Street & Smith’sPre-season first team all-Big Ten by CollegeFootballNews.comPre-season all-Big Ten by Blue Ribbon YearbookPre-season first team all-Big Ten by The Sporting NewsNamed to pre-season Watch List for the Lou Groza Collegiate Place-Kicker AwardNamed fifth best placekicker in the nation by The Sporting NewsHonorable mention all-Big Ten by media

ADAM SHADANamed to District VII Academic first all-America teamNamed to first Academic all-America teamHonorable mention all-Big Ten by media

TREY STROSSSpecial Teams Hustle Award

DREW TATESelected to compete in East-West Shrine GamePre-season honorable mention all-America by Street & Smith’sPre-season first team all-Big Ten by Street & Smith’sPre-season second team all-Big Ten by The Sporting NewsPre-season third team all-Big Ten by Athlon SportsNamed fourth best quarterback in the nation by The Sporting NewsNamed to pre-season watch list for the Davey O’Brien National Quarterback AwardNamed to pre-season watch list for the Peyton Manning AwardNamed to pre-season watch list for the Maxwell AwardNamed fifth best overall player in the Big Ten by CollegeFootballNews.com

MARCUS WILSONDefensive Next Man In Award

MARSHAL YANDAPre-season second team all-Big Ten by The Sporting NewsNamed 18th best tackle in the nation by The Sporting NewsNamed 2006 Permanent Team CaptainOffensive Most Valuable PlayerIron Hawk AwardHayden Fry Extra Heartbeat AwardSecond team all-Big Ten by coachesHonorable mention all-Big Ten by mediaSelected to compete in Senior Bowl

ALBERT YOUNGPre-season honorable mention all-America by Street & Smith’sPre-season first team all-Big Ten by Street & Smith’sPre-season first team all-Big Ten by CollegeFootballNews.comPre-season second team all-Big Ten by Athlon SportsPre-season second team all-Big Ten by Lindy’sNamed seventh best running back in the nation by The Sporting NewsNamed eighth best overall player in the Big Ten by CollegeFootballNews.comNamed to pre-season watch list for the Maxwell AwardCoaches Appreciation Award for Offense


2006 GAME SUMMARIES

Iowa 41, Montana 7Sept. 2, 2006, Kinnick Stadium, Iowa City, IA

Montana ______________ 0 _________0 ________ 7 _________0 ________ 7Iowa _________________ 7 ________10 ________ 7 _______ 17 _______ 41

GAME RECAP Iowa won its sixth-straight season opener, defeating Montana 41-7 in Kinnick Stadium. The win was Kirk Ferentz’s 50th win as head coach at Iowa. The Hawkeyes jumped out to a 17-0 halftime advantage after touchdown receptions by RB Albert Young (5 yards) and WR Dominique Douglas (9 yards) and a 41-yard field goal by Austin Signor. Montana scored its only points following an Iowa fumble, which it converted into a touchdown in the third quarter. Leading 17-7, Iowa closed the game with 24 unanswered points, scoring on its last four possessions.QB Drew Tate completed his third touchdown pass when he found TE Scott Chandler in the end zone for a six-yard score to extend Iowa’s lead to 24-7 late in the third period. Young scored on a five-yard run, RB Dana Brown scored from one yard and Signor converted a 35-yard field goal in the fourth quarter. Tate completed 15-28 passes for 223 yards and three touchdowns. Young rushed for 93 yards and a touchdown and also caught four passes for 55 yards and a score. Douglas, a true freshman, had three receptions for 43 yards and a 25-yard punt return. Signor replaced starting place kicker Kyle Schlicher, who sat out with an injury. The redshirt freshman made all five PATs and both field goal attempts in his first college game. Iowa’s defense was stifling, as it limited Montana to 144 total yards, including just 10 rushing yards. The 10 yards rushing are the second-fewest under Ferentz. The Grizzlies were only able to advance the ball past the Hawkeye 30-yard line once, that following Iowa’s lone turnover. Iowa collected an interception and forced Montana to punt five times in its six first-half possessions. Junior LB Mike Klinkenborg recorded a team and career-high 11 tackles. Junior DE Bryan Mattison and sophomore DL Mitch King combined for 14 tackles, including five for loss.

SCORING SUMMARYIA - - Young 5-yard pass from Tate (Signor kick)IA - - Douglas 9-yard pass from Tate (Signor kick)IA - - Signor 41-yard field goalUM - - Allen 7-yard pass from Swogger (Carpenter kick)IA - - Chandler 6-yard pass from Tate (Signor kick)IA - - Young 5-yard run (Signor kick)IA - - Signor 35-yard field goalIA - - Brown 1-yard run (Signor kick)

Attendance: 70,585

MONTANA ___________________TEAM STATS _____________________ IOWA11__________________________ First Downs ________________________ 2224-10 ______________________ Rushes-Yards ____________________ 38-166134________________________ Passing Yards _______________________ 250144________________________ Total Offense _______________________ 41617-31-1 _______________________ Passes _______________________20-35-09-45.2 _______________________Punts-Avg ______________________ 3-39.70-0 ________________________ Fumbles-Lost _______________________ 2-110-117 _____________________Penalties-Yards _____________________ 8-7929:36 _____________________ Possession Time _____________________30:24

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHING:IOWA: Young 19-93, Sims 7-39Montana: Coleman 12-24, Bradshaw 3-10

PASSING:IOWA: Tate 15-28-0-223, Manson 2-4-0-8Montana: Swogger 16-28-1-123, Bergquist 1-3-0-11

RECEIVING:IOWA: Brodell 2-56, Young 4-55, Douglas 3-43Montana: Allen 6-63, Bagley 2-19

TACKLES:IOWA: Klinkenborg 11, Mattison 7, King 7 Montana: Anderson 9, Harris 6

Iowa 20, Syracuse 13 (2ot)Sept. 9, 2006, Carrier Dome, Syracuse, NYIowa __________0 ______ 7 ______3 ______ 0 _______3 _____ 7 ______ 20Syracuse _______7 ______ 0 ______0 ______ 3 _______3 _____ 0 ______ 13

GAME RECAP Iowa used a tremendous goal line stand in the second overtime to take a 20-13 win at Syracuse. The Hawkeyes won on the road despite committing four turnovers as starting QB Drew Tate missed the game due to an abdominal strain. Senior Jason Manson led the Hawkeye offense the entire day, earning a victory in his first career start at quarterback. The exciting end in the second overtime came after RB Albert Young had scored Iowa’s second touchdown of the day on Iowa’s possession. Syracuse used a pass interference penalty to gain a first down at the Iowa two-yard line. Two plays failed to gain a touchdown before another Iowa penalty game the Orange another first down. The Iowa defense held on four straight running plays from there to earn the victory. All told, Syracuse failed to score after running eight plays from inside the Iowa five yard line. Both teams had converted short field goals in the first overtime before Iowa’s defense slammed the door in the second extra period. The win was the first September road win for Iowa since 2003 and improved Iowa’s overtime record to 3-1, including 2-0 in double overtime. Syracuse marched 78 yards in 13 plays and scored a touchdown on its first possession to take an early 7-0 advantage. Iowa’s defense rallied after the first score and forced the Orange to only three points the remainder of the contest, that coming in the final seconds of the fourth period. Manson engineered a nine-play, 67-yard scoring drive to even the game at 7-7 in the second quarter when he connected with TE Scott Chandler for a one-yard scoring strike. PK Kyle Schlicher put the Hawkeyes in front 10-7 with a 24-yard field goal in the third quarter. Iowa maintained a three-point lead until Syracuse converted a 41-yard field goal with six seconds left to send the game into overtime. Manson completed 16-32 passes for 202 yards. He threw one touchdown pass, the first of his career, but had four interceptions. Young carried the ball 18 times for 73 yards and one score. TE Scott Chandler caught six passes for 65 yards and one touchdown, all in the first half. FS Marcus Paschal and LB Mike Klinkenborg led Iowa with 12 tackles. DE Kenny Iwebema had 11 tackles (9 solo), including three tackles for loss and 1.5 sacks. DL Mitch King equaled Iwebema in tackles for loss and sacks.

SCORING SUMMARYSU - - Smith 3-yard pass from Patterson (Shadle kick)IA - - Chandler 1-yard pass from Manson (Schlicher kick)IA - - Schlicher 24-yard field goalSU - - Shadle 41-yard field goalSU - - Shadle 19-yard field goalIA - - Schlicher 26-yard field goalIA - - Young 1-yard run (Schlicher kick)

Attendance: 37,199

IOWA _______________________TEAM STATS _________________ SYRACUSE21__________________________ First Downs ________________________ 2037-149 _____________________ Rushes-Yards _____________________ 44-70202________________________ Passing Yards _______________________ 210351________________________ Total Offense _______________________ 28016-32-4 _______________________ Passes _______________________21-38-04-37.8 _______________________Punts-Avg ______________________ 7-46.91-0 ________________________ Fumbles-Lost _______________________ 2-07-40 _______________________Penalties-Yards _____________________ 7-5826:40 _____________________ Possession Time _____________________33:20

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHING:IOWA: Young 18-73, Sims 10-51Syracuse: Brinkley 15-68, Moss 1-6

PASSING:IOWA: Manson 16-32-4-202Syracuse: Patterson 21-38-0-210

RECEIVING:IOWA: Chandler 6-65, Grigsby 3-56 Syracuse: Lane 7-59, Smith 5-61

TACKLES:IOWA: Paschal 12, Klinkenborg 12 Syracuse: Smith 13


Iowa 27, Iowa State 17Sept. 16, 2006, Kinnick Stadium, Iowa City, IA

Northern Iowa ________0 _________ 7 ________ 0 _______ 14 ________ 21Iowa _______________14 ________ 17 ________ 7 ________ 7 ________ 45

GAME RECAP Trailing 17-10 in the third quarter, Iowa scored 17 unanswered points for a 27-17 victory over in-state rival Iowa State in Kinnick Stadium. The win regains possession of the Cy-Hawk Trophy and marks Iowa’s third victory over ISU in the past four seasons. Iowa State took advantage of a 62-yard KO return to start the game, jumping to a 7-0 advantage. Iowa got on the board later in the first period on a 38-yard field goal from Kyle Schlicher. After ISU had taken a 14-3 lead late in the second period, Iowa responded with a touchdown just before halftime. The score came on an 11-yard pass from Drew Tate to Andy Brodell. Tate connected with TE Tony Moeaki on a 19-yard touchdown pass to tie the game at 17-17 late in the third period. After forcing an ISU punt, Brodell produced a 31-yard punt return to punt the Hawkeye offense in good field position, giving Iowa a chance for its first lead of the game. Tate concluded the scoring drive with a two-yard scoring strike to FB Tom Busch to give Iowa a 24-17 advantage early in the final period. The Iowa defense was outstanding in the second half, holding Iowa State to just three points. Iowa State was unable to take advantage of the only turnover in the game midway through the final period and Schlicher converted a 44-yard field goal with 42 seconds remaining to give the Hawkeyes a 27-17 advantage. Tate, who missed the previous week’s game due to an abdominal strain, completed 26-38 passes for 274 yards and three touchdowns. He distributed the ball to nine different receivers. Tate also rushed five times for 31 yards. Leading the Iowa receivers was true freshman Dominique Douglas, who had six receptions for 88 yards. TE Scott Chandler caught five passes for 52 yards. Defensively, LB Edmond Miles collected a team-high nine tackles. DB Charles Godfrey tied a career-high with eight stops (all solo), while DB Devon Moylan established a career high with eight tackles in his first career start. LB Mike Klinkenborg, whose father passed away the previous Sunday, started and amassed eight tackles, earning national honors as the Walter Camp Defensive Player of the Week.

SCORING SUMMARYISU - - Blythe 8-yard pass from Meyer (Culbertson kick)IA - - Schlicher 38-yard field goalISU - - Meyer 9-yard run (Culbertson kick)IA - - Brodell 11-yard pass from Tate (Schlicher kick)ISU - - Culbertson 32-yard field goalIA - - Moeaki 19-yard pass from Tate (Schlicher kick)IA - - Busch 2-yard pass from Tate (Schlicher kick)IA - - Schlicher 44-yard field goal

Attendance: 70,585

ISU ________________________TEAM STATS _____________________ IOWA18__________________________ First Downs ________________________ 2336-171 _____________________ Rushes-Yards _______________________ 136152________________________ Passing Yards _______________________ 274323________________________ Total Offense ____________________26-38-115-31-0 _______________________ Passes _______________________26-38-14-36.0 _______________________Punts-Avg ______________________ 4-28.80-0 ________________________ Fumbles-Lost _______________________ 0-05-35 _______________________Penalties-Yards _____________________ 5-5731:37 _____________________ Possession Time _____________________28:23

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHING:IOWA: Young 18-57, Tate 5-31Iowa State: Meyer 15-74, Hicks 14-73

PASSING:IOWA: Tate 26-38-1-274Iowa State: Meyer 15-31-0-152

RECEIVING:IOWA: Douglas 6-88, Chandler 5-52 Iowa State: Blythe 4-45, Davis 3-38

TACKLES:IOWA: Miles 9, four players with 8Iowa State: Bowen 15, Caper 10

Iowa 24, Illinois 7Sept. 23, 2006, Memorial Stadium, Champaign, IL

Iowa ______________ 0 ________ 21 _________0 _________3 ________ 24Illinois ____________ 0 _________ 0 _________0 _________7 _________ 7

GAME RECAP Iowa scored three touchdowns within a 4:08 span in the second quarter to lift the Hawkeyes to a 24-7 victory over Illinois in Memorial Stadium. Kirk Ferentz became Iowa’s second all-time winningest coach with the win. The win was also Iowa’s fourth-straight over the Fighting Illini. RB Damian Sims scored his first points of the season on a one-yard run at the 5:55 mark of the second period. Following a three-and-out, RB Albert Young scored on a six-yard run at the 2:57 mark. After an interception by the Hawkeye defense, QB Drew Tate connected with TE Tony Moeaki on the first play from scrimmage for a 35-yard scoring strike at the 1:47 mark. The touchdown pass was Tate’s 50th career scoring strike. PK Kyle Schlicher added a 45-yard field goal into the wind in the fourth quarter to give the Hawkeyes a 24-0 advantage. Illinois scored a late touchdown to make the final score 24-7. Young finished with 97 all-purpose yards, a team-best 57 yards rushing on 14 carries and a touchdown and six receptions for 40 yards. Sims finished with 55 yards on 15 carries and a score, while RB Shonn Greene contributed 54 yards on eight attempts. Tate completed 17-27 passes for 190 yards and a touchdown. Freshman WR Dominique Douglas added 64 yards on five receptions. The Hawkeye defense sacked Illinois quarterbacks three times and also collected four interceptions. Iowa turned two of the miscues into 10 points. DB Adam Shada collected a career-high two thefts, while DB Miguel Merrick and DB Devon Moylan each intercepted a pass. LB Mike Klinkenborg registered a team-high 10 tackles, while LB Edmond Miles was credited with seven stops, including one for loss, and one forced fumble. Punter Andy Fenstermaker had another good day in windy conditions. He averaged 35.8 yards per punt, dropping three of his eight kicks inside the 20 and allowing Illinois a minus one yard on punt return yards.

SCORING SUMMARYIA - - Sims 1-yard run (Schlicher kick)IA - - Young 6 -yard run (Schlicher kick)IA - - Moeaki 35-yard pass from Tate (Schlicher kick)IA - - Schlicher 45-yard field goalIL - - Willis 31-yard pass from Williams (Reda kick)

Attendance: 43,066

IOWA _______________________TEAM STATS __________________ ILLINOIS20__________________________ First Downs ________________________ 2142-154 _____________________ Rushes-Yards ____________________ 35-121190________________________ Passing Yards _______________________ 194344________________________ Total Offense _______________________ 31517-27-1 _______________________ Passes _______________________12-39-48-35.8 _______________________Punts-Avg ______________________ 5-34.01-0 ________________________ Fumbles-Lost _______________________ 2-08-62 _______________________Penalties-Yards _____________________ 2-1032:15 _____________________ Possession Time _____________________27:45

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHING:IOWA: Young 14-57, Sims 15-55Illinois: Thomas 11-50, Williams 17-44

PASSING:IOWA: Tate 17-27-1-190Illinois: Williams 9-32-3-161

RECEIVING:IOWA: Douglas 5-64, Young 6-40Illinois: Willis 3-78, Warren 2-40

TACKLES:IOWA: Klinkenborg 10, Miles 7Illinois: Leman 12, Mitchell 10

2006 GAME SUMMARIES


2006 GAME SUMMARIES

Ohio State 38, Iowa 17Sept. 30, 2006, Kinnick Stadium, Iowa City, IA

Ohio State _________ 7 _______ 14 _________ 7 ________10 ________38Iowa ______________ 3 ________ 7 _________ 0 _________7 ________17

GAME RECAP Top-ranked Ohio State scored on five of its first eight possessions to upend 13th-ranked Iowa 38-17 in Kinnick Stadium. The loss was only Iowa’s second at home in the last 27 games, dating back to 2002. The Buckeyes jumped out to a 14-3 advantage, but a 15-yard RB Albert Young touchdown run in the second quarter trimmed the deficit to 14-10. Young’s score was the first rushing touchdown Ohio State yielded in five games. Ohio State answered with 17 straight points to stretch its lead to 31-10 in the fourth quarter. The Hawkeyes closed the gap to 31-17 on WR Andy Brodell’s four-yard touchdown reception from QB Drew Tate early in the fourth quarter. Iowa would get no closer as its final three drives resulted in turnovers (two interceptions and a fumble). Tate completed 19-41 passes for 249 yards, with one touchdown and three interceptions. WR Scott Chandler had six catches for a team-best 87 yards. Young led Iowa’s rushing attack with 48 yards on 11 attempts. Iowa was not penalized once in the game, while Ohio State was only flagged three times for 18 yards. Ohio State QB Troy Smith completed 16-25 passes for 186 yards and four touchdowns. RB Antonio Pittman rushed 25 times for a game-high 117 yards, while WR Anthony Gonzalez caught five passes for 77 yards and two touchdowns. LB Mike Klinkenborg recorded double figures in tackles for the fourth time in five games, as the junior was credited with a game and career-high 13 tackles. DB Charles Godfrey amassed a career-high 12 stops, while LB Mike Humpal accumulated nine tackles, including one for loss.

SCORING SUMMARYOSU - - Gonzalez 12-yard pass from Smith (Pettrey kick)IA - - Schlicher 32-yard field goalOSU - - Pittman 4-yard run (Pettery kick)IA - - Young 15-yard run (Schlicher kick)OSU - - Hall 6-yard pass from Smith (Pettrey kick)OSU - - Gonzalez 30-yard pass from Smith (Pettrey kick)OSU - - Pettrey 36-yard field goalIA - - Brodell 4-yard pass from Tate (Schlicher kick)OSU - - Robiskie 12-yard pass from Smith (Pettrey kick)

Attendance: 70,585

OHIO STATE _________________TEAM STATS _____________________ IOWA23__________________________ First Downs ________________________ 1850-226 _____________________ Rushes-Yards ____________________ 20-106186________________________ Passing Yards _______________________ 249400________________________ Total Offense _______________________ 33616-25-0 _______________________ Passes _______________________19-41-35-39.6 _______________________Punts-Avg ______________________ 5-33.41-0 ________________________ Fumbles-Lost _______________________ 1-13-18 _______________________Penalties-Yards ______________________ 0-040:30 _____________________ Possession Time _____________________19:30

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHING:IOWA: Young 11-48, Sims 5-38Ohio State: Pittman 25-117, Wells 14-78

PASSING:IOWA: Tate 19-41-3-249Ohio State: Smith 16-25-0-186

RECEIVING:IOWA: Chandler 6-87, Douglas 4-63Ohio State: Gonzalez 5-77, Ginn Jr. 7-69

TACKLES:IOWA: Klinkenborg 13, Godfrey 12Ohio State: Smith 6

Iowa 47, Purdue 17Oct. 7, 2006, Kinnick Stadium, Iowa City, IA

Iowa _____________14 _________ 3 _________ 6 ________ 11 ________ 34Purdue ____________ 7 _________ 7 _________ 3 _________ 0 ________ 17

GAME RECAP QB Drew Tate threw for two scores and RB Damian Sims ran for two, as Iowa cruised to a 47-17 victory over Purdue on homecoming in Kinnick Stadium. Iowa sprinted out to a quick 20-0 advantage on a one-yard run by Sims, a two-yard reception by FB Tom Busch and a pair of PK Kyle Schlicher field goals (27 and 39 yards). Purdue, who entered the game ranked eighth in scoring offense, was nearly shutout in the first half, but finally got on the board with a 44-yard field goal as time expired in the first half. The Hawkeyes scored on three of their first four second-half possessions. Sims scored his second touchdown on an eight-yard run in the third quarter to extend the Iowa lead to 27-3. TE Scott Chandler and RB Shonn Greene each had a four-yard score, Greene on a run and Chadler on a reception. Iowa DB Adam Shada returned an interception a school-record 98 yards in the fourth quarter to finish the scoring. The return was Iowa’s first interception returned for a touchdown since Jovon Johnson had an 18-yard TD return vs. Northern Iowa on Sept. 17, 2005. Sims, who replaced the injured Albert Young, started his first career contest and rushed for a game and career-high 155 yards and two touchdowns. Tate completed 17-23 passes for 253 yards and two touchdowns. Tate distributed the ball to eight different receivers. WR Dominique Douglas had four catches for a team-high 90 yards. LB Mike Klinkenborg and DB Miguel Merrick each posted a game and career-high 14 tackles. LB Edmond Miles added eight stops, while Shada collected five tackles and two pass break-ups to go with his interception return. The interception was his third of the year and sixth of his career.

SCORING SUMMARYIA - - Sims 1-yard run (Schlicher kick)IA - - Busch 2-yard pass from Tate (Schlicher kick)IA - - Schlicher 39-yard field goalIA - - Schlicher 27-yard field goalPU - - Summers 44-yard field goalIA - - Sims 8-yard run (Schlicher kick)PU - - Orton 18-yard pass from Painter (Summers kick)IA - - Chandler 4-yard pass from Tate (Schlicher kick)PU - - Taylor 16-yard run (Summers kick)IA - - Greene 4-yard run (Schlicher kick failed)IA - - Shada 98-yard interception return (Schlicher kick)

Attendance: 70,585

PURDUE ___________________ TEAM STATS _____________________ IOWA24__________________________ First Downs _________________________ 2536-202 _____________________ Rushes-Yards ____________________ 40-286254________________________ Passing Yards _______________________ 253456________________________ Total Offense _______________________ 53923-48-3 _______________________ Passes _______________________17-23-04-40.5 ______________________ Punts-Avg ______________________ 2-47.51-0 ________________________ Fumbles-Lost _______________________ 4-33-27 ______________________ Penalties-Yards _____________________ 3-2534:45 _____________________ Possession Time _____________________25:15

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHING:IOWA: Sims 20-155, Greene 11-88Purdue: Sheets 14-73, Taylor 8-63

PASSING:IOWA: Tate 17-23-0-253Purdue: Painter 22-46-2-249, Elliott 1-2-1-5

RECEIVING:IOWA: Douglas 4-90, Brodell 2-71Purdue: Bryant 6-96, Lymon 4-60

TACKLES:IOWA: Klinkenborg 14, Merrick 14, Miles 8Purdue: Hall 7, Vinson 7, Spencer 7


2006 GAME SUMMARIES

Indiana 31, Iowa 28Oct. 14, 2006, Memorial Stadium, Bloomington, IN

Iowa ________ 14 __________ 7 ___________0 __________ 7 _________ 28Indiana ________7 _________ 10 ___________7 __________ 7 _________ 31

GAME RECAP Indiana outscored Iowa 24-7 in the final 34 minutes en route to a 31-28 upset of the 13th-ranked Hawkeyes at Memorial Stadium. The Hawkeyes sprinted out to a 21-7 advantage early in the second quarter on touchdown runs by RB Damian Sims (1 yard) and WR Herb Grigsby (25 yards) and a scoring reception by TE Scott Chandler (19 yards) from QB Drew Tate. Two of the touchdowns came after Indiana fumbles. Indiana trimmed Iowa’s lead to 21-17 at the half on a 46-yard field goal as time expired in the second period. Following an Iowa fumble in the red zone, Indiana drove 88 yards and took a 24-21 advantage on a WR James Hardy 23-yard touchdown reception late in the third period. Iowa reclaimed the lead on Sims’ second one-yard touchdown run to make the score 28-24 at the 12:36 mark of the fourth quarter. Hardy, who had eight receptions for 104 yards, scored his third touchdown when he caught a 20-yard pass from QB Kellen Lewis to put Indiana on top by three points (31-28) with 9:51 left to play. Iowa had an opportunity to tie or take the lead late in the contest, but a QB Drew Tate pass deflected off WR Andy Brodell’s hands and was intercepted by Indiana at the 15-yard line. Tate completed 23-40 passes for a season-high 292 yards and a touchdown. Sims rushed 22 times for 94 yards and two touchdowns. WR Trey Stross caught six balls for a career-high 67 yards. Iowa converted a season-best 70.5 percent of its third downs (12-17). Indiana’s Lewis finished the game completing 19-25 passes for 255 yards and three scores. LB Edmond Miles registered a career and game-high 11 tackles (8 solo), including four for loss. DL Matt Kroul tallied a season-high eight stops and DB Adam Shada was credited with seven solo tackles. LB Mike Klinkenborg amassed seven stops, including one for loss, and also recovered a fumble.

SCORING SUMMARYIA - - Sims 1-yard run (Schlicher kick)IU - - Hardy 16-yard pass from Lewis (Starr kick)IA - - Chandler 19-yard pass from Tate (Schlicher kick)IA - - Grigsby 25-yard run (Schlicher kick)IU - - Lewis 2-yard run (Starr kick)IU - - Starr 46-yard field goalIU - - Hardy 23-yard pass from Lewis (Starr kick)IA - - Sims 1-yard run (Schlicher kick)IU - - Hardy 20-yard pass from Lewis (Starr kick)

Attendance: 31,392

IOWA _______________________TEAM STATS __________________ INDIANA27__________________________ First Downs ________________________ 2237-175 _____________________ Rushes-Yards ____________________ 42-158292________________________ Passing Yards _______________________ 255467________________________ Total Offense _______________________ 41323-40-1 _______________________ Passes _______________________19-25-03-29.0 _______________________Punts-Avg ______________________ 4-40.21-1 ________________________ Fumbles-Lost _______________________ 3-27-80 _______________________Penalties-Yards _____________________ 6-5529:11 _____________________ Possession Time _____________________30:49

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHING:IOWA: Sims 22-94, Greene 9-38Indiana: McCray 13-84, Thigpen 13-35

PASSING:IOWA: Tate 23-40-1-292Indiana: Lewis 19-25-0-255

RECEIVING:IOWA: Stross 6-67, Grigsby 5-66Indiana: Hardy 8-104, Gilmore 5-62

TACKLES:IOWA: Miles 11, Kroul 8Indiana: Thomas 11, Porter 8

Michigan 20, Iowa 6Oct. 22, 2006, Michigan Stadium, Ann Arbor, MI

Iowa __________0 __________ 0 ___________6 __________ 0 __________ 6Michigan ______0 __________ 3 ___________7 _________ 10 _________ 20

GAME RECAP Michigan held Iowa without a touchdown for the first time this season en route to a 20-6 victory over the Hawkeyes at Michigan Stadium. Iowa trailed the third ranked team in the country by only three points at the half. Michigan’s Garrett Rivas connected on a 20-yard field goal in the second period for the only scoring of the half. The Hawkeyes tied the game at 3-3 on a Kyle Schlicher 34-yard field goal after an Iowa interception early in the third quarter. Michigan answered on its next possession, as a 64-yard kickoff return by Steve Breaston set up an eight-play, 35-yard drive that culminated with a RB Mike Hart nine-yard scoring run to make the score 10-3. Iowa trimmed the deficit to four (10-6) on a Schlicher 22-yard field goal late in the third period, driving 75 yards to reach the Michigan three. The Wolverines added 10 points and held the Hawkeyes scoreless in the fourth quarter to remain undefeated. QB Drew Tate completed 21-36 passes for 197 yards. WR Dominique Douglas caught six passes for 63 yards, while TE Scott Chandler caught four passes for 63 yards. RB Damian Sims rushed seven times for a team-best 22 yards. Michigan QB Chad Henne completed 23-33 passes for 203 yards and an interception. Hart carried the ball 31 times for a game-high 126 yards. WR Adrian Arrington had a game-high eight catches for 79 yards. Defensively, Iowa had three players post nine tackles, DB Miguel Merrick, DB Charles Godfrey and LB Edmond Miles. DE Bryan Mattison collected five tackles, including two sacks that resulted in 26 yards lost, and a forced fumble.

SCORING SUMMARYUM - - Rivas 20-yard field goalIA - - Schlicher 34-yard field goalUM - - Hart 9-yard run (Rivas kick)IA - - Schlicher 22-yard field goalUM - - Rivas 37-yard field goalUM - - Hart 10-yard run (Rivas kick)

Attendance: 110,923

IOWA _______________________TEAM STATS _________________ MICHIGAN14__________________________ First Downs ________________________ 1924-41 ______________________ Rushes-Yards _____________________ 39-88197________________________ Passing Yards _______________________ 203238________________________ Total Offense _______________________ 29121-36-0 _______________________ Passes _______________________23-33-17-37.7 _______________________Punts-Avg ______________________ 5-43.03-1 ________________________ Fumbles-Lost _______________________ 1-03-18 _______________________Penalties-Yards _____________________ 4-3525:37 _____________________ Possession Time _____________________34:23

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHING:IOWA: Sims 7-22, Young 9-17Michigan: Hart 31-126

PASSING:IOWA: Tate 21-36-0-197Michigan: Henne 23-33-1-203

RECEIVING:IOWA: Chandler 4-66, Douglas 6-63Michigan: Arrington 8-79, Breaston 7-49

TACKLES:IOWA: Merrick 9, Godfrey 9, Miles 9Michigan: Adams 6, Trent 5


Iowa 24, Northern Illinois 14Oct. 28, 2006, Kinnick Stadium, Iowa City, IA

Northern Illinois ____0 _________ 0 _________ 0 ________14 ________ 14Iowa ______________7 ________ 10 _________ 0 _________7 ________ 24

GAME RECAP Iowa became bowl eligible for the sixth straight year with a 24-14 non-conference triumph over Northern Illinois in Kinnick Stadium. Jake Christensen started at quarterback for the injured Drew Tate, completing 19-30 passes for 256 yards and two touchdowns. Christensen became Iowa’s first left-handed quarterback to start since Phil Suess (1977-80) and the first redshirt freshman to start since Jon Beutjer in 2000. Iowa took a 17-0 lead in the first half. RB Albert Young scored on a seven-yard run, WR Dominique Douglas caught a six-yard touchdown pass following a Marcus Paschal interception and PK Kyle Schlicher converted a 38-yard field goal. Northern Illinois’ Garrett Wolfe scored on a one-yard run on the first play of the fourth period to cut the Iowa advantage to 17-7. The Huskies added another touchdown on their next possession to trim the Hawkeye lead to 17-14 with 8:40 remaining. Christensen responded by engineering a nine-play, 80-yard drive that consumed 4:44 and culminated with a TE Scott Chandler 10-yard scoring reception with 3:56 remaining, stretching the Iowa advantage to 24-14. Young eclipsed the century mark for the first time this season, rushing for a game-high 124 yards on 25 attempts. Chandler led Iowa receivers with five catches for 63 yards. WR Andy Brodell caught three passes for 64 yards. Wolfe, who entered the game as the nation’s leading rusher, was limited to 66 rushing yards on 22 attempts. The Hawkeye defense held the Huskies to 196 total yards and 73 yards rushing; entering the contest Northern Illinois averaged 412.2 yards total offense and 201.4 yards rushing. Iowa’s defense was led by LB Edmond Miles, LB Mike Klinkenborg and DE Bryan Mattison. Miles and Klinkenborg each collected a team-best 11 tackles. Klinkenborg also recovered a fumble. Mattison posted nine tackles and was credited with two pass break-ups and OLB Mike Humpal joined Paschal with an interception.

SCORING SUMMARYIA - - Young 7-yard run (Schlicher kick)IA - - Schlicher 38-yard field goalIA - - Douglas 6-yard pass from Christensen (Schlicher kick)NIU - - Wolfe 1-yard run (Nendick kick)NIU - - Davis 25-yard pass from Horvath (Nendick kick)IA - - Chandler 10-yard pass from Christensen (Schlicher kick)

Attendance: 70,585

NIU ________________________TEAM STATS _____________________ IOWA13__________________________ First Downs ________________________ 2126-73 ______________________ Rushes-Yards ____________________ 43-149123________________________ Passing Yards _______________________ 256196________________________ Total Offense _______________________ 40515-30-2 _______________________ Passes _______________________19-30-15-38.4 _______________________Punts-Avg ______________________ 2-38.51-1 ________________________ Fumbles-Lost _______________________ 3-24-30 _______________________Penalties-Yards _____________________ 6-6425:49 _____________________ Possession Time _____________________34:11

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHING:IOWA: Young 25-124, Sims 7-29Northern Illinois: Wolfe 22-66, Horvath 4-7

PASSING:IOWA: Christensen 19-30-1-256Northern Illinois: Horvath 15-30-2-123

RECEIVING:IOWA: Brodell 3-64, Chandler 5-63Northern Illinois: Britt Davis 4-38, Wolfe 3-28

TACKLES:IOWA: Miles 11, Klinkenborg 11Northern Illinois: Utschig 15

Northwestern 21, Iowa 7Nov. 4, 2006, Kinnick Stadium, Iowa City, IA

Northwestern _____ 7 __________7 _________ 0_________7 _______ 21Iowa _____________ 0 __________0 _________ 7_________0 ________ 7

GAME RECAP Northwestern scored the game’s first 14 points and held on to defeat Iowa for the second straight year, 21-7 at Kinnick Stadium. The loss was only Iowa’s third in its last 30 games at Kinnick Stadium. The Wildcats scored touchdowns on two of their first three possessions to grab a 14-0 advantage in the first half. Northwestern’s second touchdown came after recovering an Iowa QB Drew Tate fumble on Iowa’s six yard line. Iowa’s best chance to get on the scoreboard in the second half ended with a pass interception at the Wildcat goal line. Trailing 14-0, Iowa trimmed the deficit to seven on a three-yard RB Damian Sims scoring run with 3:46 left in the third period. Iowa reached Northwestern territory midway through the final period before being forced to punt and Iowa’s final possession ended with a tipped pass being intercepted. Northwestern added its third touchdown late in the fourth quarter to seal the victory. Tate completed 18-27 passes for 147 yards and had two interceptions and a fumble. RB Albert Young rushed 18 times for 72 yards, while WR Dominique Douglas caught a season-high seven passes for 78 yards to lead the Hawkeye offensive attack. Northwestern QB C.J. Bacher completed 19-29 passes for 218 yards and a touchdown. RB Tyrell Sutton carried the ball 28 times for a game-high 168 yards and a touchdown. Defensively, Iowa collected interceptions by DB Charles Godfrey and DB Miguel Merrick. Iowa had two players post double-figures tackles: linebackers Mike Klinkenborg and Edmond Miles. Klinkenborg collected a career-high 16 tackles, including a sack, while Miles was credited with 10 stops, including one for loss, and a pass break-up.

SCORING SUMMARYNU - - Sutton 5-yard run (Howells kick)NU - - Peterman 7-yard pass from Bacher (Howells kick)IA - - Sims 3-yard run (Schlicher kick)NU - - Jordan 34-yard run (Howells kick)

Attendance: 70,585

N’WESTERN ________________TEAM STATS _____________________ IOWA23_________________________ First Downs ________________________1641-225 _____________________Rushes-Yards ____________________ 32-117218________________________Passing Yards _______________________147443________________________Total Offense _______________________26419-29-2 ______________________ Passes _____________________ 18-27-23-33.7 ______________________Punts-Avg _____________________ 5-41.60-0 ________________________Fumbles-Lost _______________________1-13-35 ______________________Penalties-Yards _____________________2-2533:22 ____________________ Possession Time ___________________ 26:38

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHING:IOWA: Young 18-72, Sims 10-46Northwestern: Sutton 28-168, Jordan 6-57

PASSING:IOWA: Tate 18-27-2-147Northwestern: Bacher 19-29-2-218

RECEIVING:IOWA: Douglas 7-78, Chandler 3-27Northwestern: Lane 5-52, Brewer 1-48

TACKLES:IOWA: Klinkenborg 16, Miles 10Northwestern: Battle 10, Kadela 9

2006 GAME SUMMARIES


2005 GAME SUMMARIES

Wisconsin 24, Iowa 21Nov. 11, 2006, Kinnick Stadium, Iowa City, IA

Wisconsin _____10 __________ 7 _________ 0__________ 7 ________ 24Iowa ___________ 0 _________14 _________ 0__________ 7 ________ 21

GAME RECAP Wisconsin snapped a four-game losing streak to Iowa with a 24-21 victory in Kinnick Stadium. The win gives the Badgers’ possession of the Heartland Trophy for the first time since it was introduced in 2004. Wisconsin back-up QB Tyler Donovan completed 17-24 passes and threw two touchdown passes and WR Luke Swan caught four passes for a game-high 113 yards and a touchdown to lead the Badgers to victory. The Badgers grabbed an early 10-0 lead, but the Hawkeyes erased the early deficit with consecutive seven-play touchdown drives capped by QB Drew Tate scoring passes to TE Tony Moeaki (four yards) and FB Tom Busch (three yards). Wisconsin reclaimed the lead 17-14 on a 42-yard touchdown pass from Donovan to Swan with 42 seconds left in the half. The Badgers scored their final touchdown on a 15-play, 97-yard drive that consumed 7:40 early in the fourth period. Tate connected with WR Trey Stross for a 26-yard touchdown with 10:20 left to cut the Badger advantage to 24-21. The scoring reception was the first of Stross’ career. Iowa had two more possessions, but failed to score. Wisconsin, who had allowed only three passing touchdowns the previous 10 games combined, allowed Tate to complete three in Iowa’s home finale. In addition to the three scoring strikes, Tate completed 10-31 passes for 170 yards. RB Damian Sims rushed seven times for 53 yards. Wisconsin dominated time of possession, holding the ball for 38:48, compared to Iowa’s 21:12. Defensively, Iowa had four players post double-digit tackles. DB Marcus Paschal was credited with a game and career-high 14. LB Mike Klinkenborg tallied 12, LB Edmond Miles amassed 11 and DT Matt Kroul collected a career-high 10. DT Mitch King had eight tackles (seven solo), including 1.5 for loss. DB Charles Godfrey and Bradley Fletcher each forced a fumble, while King and Paschal each recovered a fumble.

SCORING SUMMARYUW - - Mehlhaff 31-yard field goalUW - - Beckum 3-yard pass from Donovan (Mehlhaff kick)IA - - Moeaki 4-yard pass from Tate (Schlicher kick)IA - - Busch 3-yard pass from Tate (Schlicher kick)UW - - Swan 42-yard pass from Donovan (Mehlhaff kick)UW - - Hill 1-yard run (Mehlhaff kick)IA - - Stross 24-yard pass from Tate (Schlicher kick)

Attendance: 70,585

WISC ______________________TEAM STATS _____________________ IOWA16_________________________ First Downs ________________________1244-143 _____________________Rushes-Yards ____________________ 19-134228________________________Passing Yards _______________________170371________________________Total Offense _______________________30417-24-0 ______________________ Passes _____________________ 10-31-16-40.3 ______________________Punts-Avg _____________________ 7-39.14-2 ________________________Fumbles-Lost _______________________0-06-45 ______________________Penalties-Yards _____________________5-4538:48 ____________________ Possession Time ___________________ 21:12

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHING:IOWA: Sims 7-53, Young 8-41Wisconsin: Hill 28-77, Donovan 13-61

PASSING:IOWA: Tate 10-31-1-170Wisconsin: Donovan 17-24-0-228

RECEIVING:IOWA: Chandler 1-64, Sims 1-35Wisconsin: Swan 4-113, Beckum 8-70

TACKLES:IOWA: Paschal 14, Klinkenborg 12, Miles 11Wisconsin: Strickland 6, Casillas 5, Stellmacher 5

Minnesota 34, Iowa 24Nov. 18, 2006, Metrodome, Minneapolis, MN

Iowa ___________ 7__________10 _________0 _________ 7 ________ 24Minnesota ______ 6__________14 _________7 _________ 7 ________ 34

GAME RECAP Minnesota turned five Iowa turnovers into 21 points, snapping its five-game losing streak to Iowa with a 34-24 win in the 100th meeting between the two teams in the Metrodome. The Golden Gophers reclaimed possession of Floyd of Rosedale with the victory. Iowa scored points on three of its first five possessions on a WR Andy Brodell 50-yard touchdown pass from QB Drew Tate, a RB Albert Young one-yard scoring run and PK Kyle Schlicher 37-yard field goal. Trailing 20-17, Iowa had first-and-goal from the three yard-line in the second period, but Minnesota intercepted Tate to thwart the Iowa threat. Iowa’s first two second-half possessions ended in interceptions, which Minnesota converted into 14 points to build a 34-17 advantage. TE Scott Chandler caught a three-yard touchdown pass midway through the fourth quarter to trim the Hawkeye deficit to 34-24, but Iowa was unable to score on its final two possessions. Tate completed 26-36 passes to 11 different receivers for 354 yards and two touchdowns and finished with 365 yards of total offense. The 354 yards passing, rank 15th-best in Iowa single-game annals while the 365 yards total offense rank 13th-best. Brodell finished with seven receptions for 159 yards and a score, both career highs. His performance ties him with Marv Cook for Iowa’s 13th-highest single-game receiving total. Young carried the ball 25 times for a season-high 133 yards, topping the 100-yard plateau for the second time this season and tenth time in his career. The 133 yards moved him past Dennis Mosley and into eighth in Iowa career rushing with 2,141 yards. Minnesota RB Amir Pinnix rushed 23 times for 119 yards and two touchdowns. QB Bryan Cupito completed 18-30 passes for 267 yards and two scores. LB Mike Klinkenborg amassed a team-high 10 tackles. LB Edmond Miles became the 56th Iowa Hawkeye to collect 200 career stops as Miles’ four tackles increased his career total to 200.

SCORING SUMMARYUM - - Pinnix 10-yard run (Giannini kick)IA - - Brodell 50-yard pass from Tate (Schlicher kick)UM - - Thomas 2-yard run (Monroe kick)IA - - Young 1-yard run (Schlicher kick)UM - - Wheelwright 64-yard pass from Cupito (Monroe kick)IA - - Schlicher 37-yard field goalUM - - Spaeth 3-yard pass from Cupito (Monroe kick)UM - - Pinnix 25-yard run (Monroe kick)IA - - Chandler 3-yard pass from Tate (Schlicher)

Attendance: 64,140

MINNESOTA ________________TEAM STATS _____________________IOWA23_________________________ First Downs _______________________ 1642-192 _____________________Rushes-Yards ____________________36-182267________________________Passing Yards ______________________ 364459________________________Total Offense ______________________ 54618-30-1 ______________________ Passes _____________________ 27-38-43-50.7 ______________________Punts-Avg _____________________ 1-52.00-0 ________________________Fumbles-Lost _______________________2-16-50 ______________________Penalties-Yards _____________________3-3332:35 ____________________ Possession Time ___________________27:25

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHING:IOWA: Young 25-133, Sims 6-37Minnesota: Pinnix 23-119, Thomas 15-79

PASSING:IOWA: Tate 26-36-3-354Minnesota: Cupito 18-30-1-267

RECEIVING:IOWA: Brodell 7-159, Douglas 6-67Minnesota: Payne 7-64, Spaeth 5-44

TACKLES:IOWA: Klinkenborg 10, Paschal 9Minnesota: Sherels 14, Reese 10, Jones 9


2006 GAME SUMMARIES/SID DIRECTORY

IllinoisFootball SID: _________________________Cassie ArnerSID E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: ______________________fightingillini.comOffice Telephone: _____________________(217) 244-3886Home Telephone: _____________________(217) 390-6564Press Row Telephone: __________________(217) 333-1227

IndianaFootball SID: _________________________Jeff Keag SID E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: ______________________iuhoosiers.comOffice Telephone: _____________________(812) 855-9794Home Telephone: _____________________(812) 219-2925 Press Row Telephone: __________________(812) 855-2754

Iowa StateFootball SID: _________________________Tom KroeschellSID E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: ______________________cyclones.comOffice Telephone: _____________________(515) 294-3372Home Telephone: _____________________(515) 292-2904Press Row Telephone: __________________(515) 294-8443

Michigan StateFootball SID: _________________________John LewandowskiSID E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: ______________________msuspartans.comOffice Telephone: _____________________(517) 355-2271Home Telephone: _____________________(517) 381-9456Press Row Telephone: __________________(517) 353-0630

MinnesotaFootball SID: _________________________Shane Sandersfeld SID E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: ______________________www.gophersports.comOffice Telephone: _____________________(612) 626-0299Cell Telephone: _______________________(612) 554-7207Press Row Telephone: __________________(612) 627-4400

Northern IllinoisInterim Football SID: __________________Donna TurnerSID E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: ______________________niuhuskies.comOffice Telephone: _____________________(815) 753-9513Cell Telephone: ______________________(815) 793-5474Press Row Telephone: __________________(815) 753-0609 or 0630

NorthwesternFootball SID: _________________________Mike WolfSID E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: ______________________nusports.comOffice Telephone: _____________________(847) 467-2028Home Telephone: _____________________(847) 833-3095Press Row Telephone: __________________(847) 491-8835

Penn StateFootball SID: _________________________Jeff NelsonSID E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: ______________________gopsusports.comOffice Telephone: _____________________(814) 865-1757Home Telephone: _____________________(814) 234-1411Press Row Telephone: __________________(814) 863-1121

PurdueFootball SID: _________________________Tom SchottSID E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: ______________________purduesports.comOffice Telephone: _____________________(765) 494-3145Home Telephone: _____________________(765) 427-1721Press Row Telephone: __________________(765) 494-9079 or 9080

SyracuseFootball SID: _________________________Sue Cornelius EdsonSID E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: ______________________suathletics.comOffice Telephone: _____________________(315) 443-2608Home Telephone: _____________________(315) 469-8007Press Row Telephone: __________________(315) 443-4241

Western MichiganFootball SID: _________________________Mat KananSID E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: ______________________wmubroncos.comOffice Telephone: _____________________(269) 387-4125Cell Telephone: _______________________(269) 998-2259Press Row Telephone: __________________(269) 387-3064 or 3065

WisconsinFootball SID: _________________________Justin DohertySID E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: ______________________uwbadgers.comOffice Telephone: _____________________(608) 262-1811Home Telephone: _____________________(608) 225-1891Press Row Telephone: __________________(608) 262-7766

Texas 26, Iowa 24Dec. 30, 2006, Alamodome, San Antonio, TX

Texas ___________ 3___________7 ________10 _________ 6 ________ 26Iowa __________ 14___________0 _________7 _________ 3 ________ 24

GAME RECAP Texas outscored Iowa 23-10 in the final three quarters en route to a 26-24 Alamo Bowl victory over the Hawkeyes in front of a bowl-record 65,875 fans in the Alamodome. Iowa sprinted out of the gates, scoring touchdowns on its first two possessions. RB Albert Young scored on a one-yard run and WR Andy Brodell caught a 63-yard touchdown pass from QB Drew Tate. The 63-yard pass is the longest touchdown pass in Iowa bowl history. After a Texas field goal, Iowa looked to stretch its lead to 21-3 on a nine-yard touchdown reception by TE Scott Chandler, but a flag negated the score. Texas intercepted a Tate pass in the end zone on the very next play. The Longhorns took advantage of Iowa’s misfortune and turned the turnover in seven points. Iowa took a 14-10 lead into the half. The Longhorns scored the next 10 points on a 43-yard field goal and a 72-yard touchdown pass to grab a 20-14 advantage midway through the third period. Iowa quickly answered with a four-play, 68-yard drive that culminated with a 23-yard touchdown reception by Brodell. Texas responded with a touchdown on the following possession to go up 26-21. Iowa added a PK Kyle Schlicher 38-yard field goal late in the fourth quarter to cut the deficit to 26-24. The Longhorns became the first team to win the Alamo Bowl when trailing at the half. Tate completed 15-25 passes for 274 yards and two touchdowns. Brodell tied an Iowa bowl record with two touchdown receptions and matched a career high with 159 receiving yards on six receptions. Furthermore, the 159 yards is an Alamo Bowl receiving record. Texas QB Colt McCoy was named the Most Outstanding Offensive Player. McCoy completed 26-40 passes for 308 yards and two scores. Four Hawkeyes recorded seven tackles or more. DB Miguel Merrick had a team-high eight tackles. DB Charles Godfrey and LB Ed Miles each were credited with seven stops. LB Zach Gabelmann, who started in place of injured LB Mike Klinkenborg, also collected a career-high seven tackles.

SCORING SUMMARYIA - - Young 1-yard run (Schlicher kick)IA - - Brodell 63-yard pass from Tate (Schlicher kick)UT - - Bailey 27-yard field goalUT - - Sweed 20-yard pass from McCoy (Bailey kick)UT - - Bailey 43-yard field goalUT - - Charles 72-yard pass from McCoy (Bailey kick)IA - - Brodell 23-yard pass from Tate (Schlicher kick)UT - - Young 2-yard run (McCoy pass failed)IA - - Schlicher 38-yard field goal

Attendance: 65,875

TEXAS _____________________TEAM STATS _____________________IOWA17_________________________ First Downs _______________________ 1721-70 ______________________Rushes-Yards _____________________34-89308________________________Passing Yards ______________________ 274378________________________Total Offense ______________________ 36326-40-0 ______________________ Passes _____________________ 15-25-16-37.8 ______________________Punts-Avg _____________________ 5-42.42-1 ________________________Fumbles-Lost _______________________2-16-60 ______________________Penalties-Yards _____________________8-5329:04 ____________________ Possession Time ___________________30:56

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHING:IOWA: Young 13-64, Sims 12-26Texas: Charles 4-26, Shipley 1-14

PASSING:IOWA: Tate 15-25-1-274Texas: McCoy 26-40-0-308

RECEIVING:IOWA: Brodell 6-159, Douglas 3-40Texas: Sweed 3-70, Cosby 7-59

TACKLES:IOWA: Merrick 8, Three with 7Texas: Miller 11, Griffin 10


2007 OPPONENTS

Syracuse UniversitySept. 8, Kinnick Stadium, Iowa City, IASchool FactsLocation: Syracuse, New YorkFounded: 1870Enrollment: 11,000Nickname: OrangeColors: OrangeConference: Big EastPresident: Nancy CantorAthletic Director: Dr. Daryl GrossStadium: Carrier DomeCapacity: 49,262Playing Surface: Field Turf

Coaches InformationHead Coach: Greg Robinson At Syracuse: 5-18 (2 years) Career: 5-18 (2 years)Coaches Phone: (315) 443-2608Coaching Staff (Assignments): Phil Earley (Quaterbacks) Derrick Jackson (Defensive Line) Steve Russ (Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers) Jim Salgado (Cornerbacks/Secondary) Scott Spencer (Safeties/Nickel Backs) Chris Weisehan (Offensive Line) Brian White (Offensive Coordinator/Tight Ends) Chris White (Recruiting Coordinator/Wide Receivers) Desmond Robinson (Assistant AD for Football Operations) Will Hicks Jr. (Strength and Conditioning) Sports InformationSID: Sue Cornelius EdsonHome: (315) 469-8007E-Mail: [email protected]: (315) 443-2608Press Box: (315) 443-4241Website: suathletics.comSID Mailing Address: Syracuse University Athletics Communications, Manley Field House, Syracuse, NY 13244-5020Radio Network: Syracuse ISP Radio NetworkPlay-By-Play Announcer (Phone): Matt Park (315-491-9587)Color Analyst: Dick MacPherson

Series HistoryIowa leads the series: 2-1At Iowa City: 1-0At Syracuse: 1-1Ferentz vs. Syracuse: 1-0Robinsin vs. Iowa: 0-1Current Streak: Iowa -- 2Largest Iowa win: 41-3, 1976Largest Syracuse win: 10-7, 1975

Squad InformationOffensive Formation: West CoastDefensive Formation: Attacking 4-32006 Record: 4-8Conference Record: 1-6 (7th)Lettermen Returning/Lost: 41/19Starters Returning/Lost: 10/12

Returning Starters: RB Curtis Brinkley, OG Ryan Durand, TE Tom Ferron, OG Carroll Madison, OT Marvin McCall, WR Rice Moss, SS Dowayne Davis, FS Joe Fields, DT Tony Jenkins, DE Jameel McClain, K Patrick Shadle, LS Ian Hammond.

All-Star Candidates: RB Curtis Brinkley, SS Dowayne Davis, G Ryan Durand, TE Tom Ferron, FS Joe Fields, DE Brandon Gilbeaux, DT Tony Jenkins, G Carroll Madison, DE Jameel McClain, K Patrick Shadle, WR Taj Smith, WR Mike Williams.

Top Returnees

2007 Schedule:Aug. 31 WashingtonSept. 8 at IowaSept. 15 IllinoisSept. 22 at LouisvilleSept. 29 at Miami (OH)Oct. 6 West VirginiaOct. 13 RutgersOct. 20 BuffaloNov. 3 at PittsburghNov. 10 South FloridaNov. 17 at ConnecticutNov. 24 Cincinnati

Northern Illinois UniversitySept. 1, Soldier Field, Chicago, ILSchool FactsLocation: DeKalb, IllinoisFounded: 1895Enrollment: 25,208Nickname: HuskiesColors: Cardinal and BlackConference: Mid-American West DivisionPresident: John PetersAthletic Director: Jim PhillipsStadium: Huskie Stadium Capacity: 24,000Playing Surface: Field Turf

Coaches InformationHead Coach: Joe Novak At Northern Illinois: 61-66 (11 years) Career: 61-66 (11 years)Coaches Phone: (815) 753-1825Coaching Staff (Assignments): Denny Doornbos (Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers) Mike Wittke (Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks) Chris Beatty (Running Backs) Greg Bower (Tight Ends) Harold Etheridge (Offensive Line) P.J. Fleck (Receivers) John Hauser (Defensive Backs) Jeff Phelps (Defensive Tackles) Mike Sabock (Defensive Ends) Sports InformationInterim Football Contact: Donna TurnerOffice: (815) 753-9513Press Box: (815) 753-0609Website: niuhuskies.comSID Mailing Address: 209 Convocation Center, NIU 1525West Lincoln Highway, DeKalb, IL 60115Radio Network: Huskie Radio NetworkPlay-By-Play Announcer (Phone): Bill Baker (630) 232-8811, x-120Color Analyst (Phone): Mark Lindo (630) 420-6492

Series HistoryIowa leads series: 6-0At Iowa City: 6-0Ferentz vs. Northern Illinois: 2-0Novak vs. Iowa: 0-2Current Streak: Iowa -- 6Largest Iowa win: 57-3, 1986

Squad InformationOffensive Formation: One-backDefensive Formation: Attack Four-Three2006 Record: 7-6Conference Record: 5-3 (3rd, West)Letterman Returning/Lost: 41/15Starters Returning/Lost: 15/11

Returning Starters: OG Chris Acevedo, C Eddie Adamski, OL Jon Brost, TE Brandon Davis, WR Britt Davis, WR Marcus Perez, DE Larry English, LB Cory Hanson, LB Tim McCarthy, DB Bradley Pruitt, S Mark Reiter, CB Melvin Rice, DT Craig Rusch, K Chris Nendick, P Andy Dittbenner.

All-Star Candidates: C Eddie Adamski, TE Brandon Davis, WR Britt Davis, DE Larry English, LB Tim McCarthy, K Chris Nendick.

2007 Schedule:Sept. 1 vs. Iowa (at Chicago)Sept. 8 Southern IllinoisSept. 15 Eastern MichiganSept. 22 at IdahoSept. 29 at Central MichiganOct. 6 at TempleOct. 13 Western MichiganOct. 20 at WisconsinOct. 27 at ToledoNov. 10 Kent StateNov. 17 at NavyNov. 24 Ball State


2007 OPPONENTS

Iowa State UniversitySept. 14, Jack Trice Stadium, Ames, IAHy-Vee Cy-Hawk Series (Iowa leads, 2-1)

School FactsLocation: Ames, IowaFounded: 1858Enrollment: 23,710Nickname: CyclonesColors: Cardinal and GoldConference: Big 12President: Dr. Gregory L. GeoffroyAthletic Director: Jamie PollardStadium: Jack Trice StadiumCapacity: 55,000Playing Surface: Natural Grass

Coaches InformationHead Coach: Gene Chizik At Iowa State: First Year Career: First YearCoaches Phone: (515) 294-6720Coaching Staff (Assignments): Robert McFarland (Offensive Coordinator/Offensive Line) Wayne Bolt (Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers) Jay Boulware (Running Backs, Special Teams Coordinator) Scott Fountain (Tight Ends/Recruiting Coordinator) Jeff Koonz (Secondary) Mike Pelton (Defensive Line) Tony Petersen (Quarterbacks) Shawn Raney (Secondary) Jay Rodgers (Wide Receivers) Barney Farrar (Director of Football Operations) Ken Sheppard (Strength and Conditioning) Sports InformationSID: Tom KroeschellHome: (515) 292-2904E-Mail: [email protected]: (515) 294-3372Press Box: (515) 294-8443Website: cyclones.comSID Mailing Address: Athletic Media Relations, 1800 S. Fourth St., Jacobson Athletic Building, Ames, IA 50011Radio Network: KDRBPlay-By-Play Announcer (Phone): John Walters (800) 858-5555Color Analyst (Phone): Eric Heft (515) 222-9393

Series History Iowa leads series: 36-18At Iowa City: 21-12At Ames: 15-6Ferentz vs. Iowa State: 3-5Chizik vs. Iowa: 0-0Current Streak: Iowa -- 1Largest Iowa win: 57-3, 1985Largest Iowa State win: 31-0, 1978

Squad InformationOffensive Formation: MultipleDefensive Formation: 4-32006 Record: 4-8Conference Record: 1-7 (6th, North)Lettermen Returning/Lost: 28/23Starters Returning/Lost: 10/14

Returning Starters: TE Ben Barkema, WR Todd Blythe, QB Bret Meyer, RG Tom Schmeling, WR R.J. Sumral, SLB Jon Banks, SS Caleb Berg, WLB Alvin Bowen, NG Athyba Rubin, RCB Chris Singleton, P Mike Brandtner, PK Bret Culbertson.

All-Star Candidates: WLB Alvin Bowen, QB Bret Meyer, WR Todd Blythe, PK Bret Culbertson.

2007 Schedule:Aug. 30 Kent StateSept. 8 Northern IowaSept. 15 IowaSept. 22 at ToledoSept. 29 at NebraskaOct. 6 at Texas TechOct. 13 TexasOct. 20 OklahomaOct. 27 at MissouriNov. 3 Kansas StateNov. 10 ColoradoNov. 17 at Kansas

University of WisconsinSept. 22, Camp Randall Stadium, Madison, WISchool FactsLocation: Madison, WisconsinFounded: 1848Enrollment: 41,169Nickname: BadgersColors: Cardinal and WhiteConference: Big TenChancellor: John WileyAthletic Director: Barry AlvarezStadium: Camp Randall StadiumCapacity: 80,360Playing Surface: Field Turf

Coaches InformationHead Coach: Brett Bielema At Wisconsin: 12-1 (1 year) Career: 12-1 (1 year)Coaches Phone: (608) 262-1861Coaching Staff (Assignments): Paul Chryst (Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks) Mike Hankwitz (Defensive Coordinator) Dave Doeren (Co-Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers/Recruiting Coordinator) Henry Mason (Associate Head Coach/Wide Receivers/Asst. Recruiting Coordinator) Bob Bostad (Run Game Coordinator/Tight Ends) Kerry Cooks (Defensive Backs) Randall McCray (Defensive Line) Bob Palcic (Offensive Line) John Settle (Running Backs) Bill Nayes (Director of Football Operations)

Sports InformationSID: Justin DohertyHome: (608) 845-7201; cell (608) 225-1891E-Mail: [email protected]: (608) 262-1811Press Box: (608) 262-7766Website: uwbadgers.comSID Mailing Address: University of Wisconsin, Athletic Communications Office Kellner Hall, 1440 Monroe Street, Madison, WI 53711Radio Network: Wisconsin Radio Network Play-By-Play Announcer (Phone): Matt Lepay (608) 274-5450Color Analyst (Phone): Mike Lucas (608) 274-5450

Series HistorySeries Tied: 40-40-2At Iowa City: 23-15-1At Madison: 17-25-1Ferentz vs. Wisconsin: 4-4Bielema vs. Iowa: -- 1 Current Streak: Wisconsin -- 1Largest Iowa win: 41-0, 1968Largest Wisconsin win: 44-0, 1894

Squad InformationOffensive Formation: Pro IDefensive Formation: Multiple fronts2006 Record: 12-1Conference Record: 7-1 (2nd)Lettermen Returning/Lost: 49/19Starters Returning/Lost: 16/6

Returning Starters: RB P.J. Hills, FB Bill Rentmeester, WR Paul Hubbard, WR Luke Swan, TE Andy Crooks, TE Travis Beckum, LG Andy Kemp, C Marcus Coleman, RG Kraig Urbik, RT Eric Vanden Huevel, DL Jason Chapman, DL Nick Hayden, DL Matt Shaughnessy, LB DeAndre Levy, LB Jonathan Casillas, CB Jack Ikegwuonu, CB Allen Langford, K Taylor Mehlaff, P Ken DeBauche.

All-Star Candidates: WR Travis Beckum, LB Jonathon Casillas, DL Jason Chapman, OL Marcus Coleman, TE Andy Crooks, P Ken DeBauche, DL Nick Hayden, RB P.J. Hill, WR Paul Hubbard, DB Jack Ikegwuonu, DB Allen Langford, LB DeAndre Levy, K Taylor Mehlhaff, DL Matt Shaughnessy, WR Luke Swan, OL Eric Vanden Heuvel.

2007 Schedule:Sept. 1 Washington StateSept. 8 at UNLVSept. 15 The CitadelSept. 22 IowaSept. 29 Michigan StateOct. 6 at IllinoisOct. 13 at Penn StateOct. 20 Northern IllinoisOct. 27 IndianaNov. 3 at Ohio StateNov. 10 MichiganNov. 17 at Minnesota


2007 OPPONENTS

Penn State UniversityOct. 6, Beaver Stadium, State College, PASchool FactsLocation: University Park, PAFounded: 1855Enrollment: 36,612Nickname: Nittany LionsColors: Blue and WhiteConference: Big TenPresident: Dr. Graham SpanierAthletic Director: Tim CurleyStadium: Beaver StadiumCapacity: 107,282Playing Surface: Natural Grass

Coaches InformationHead Coach: Joe Paterno At Penn State: 363-121-3 (41 years) Career: 363-121-3 (41 years)Coaches Phone: (814) 865-0412Coaching Staff (Assignments): Dick Anderson (Offensive Line) Tom Bradley (Cornerbacks) Galen Hall (Running Backs) Larry Johnson (Defensive Line) Bill Kenney (Offensive Tackles and Tight Ends) Mike McQueary (Wide Receivers/Recruiting Coordinator) Brian Norwood (Safeties) Jay Paterno (Quarterbacks) Ron Vanderlinden (Linebackers) John Thomas (Strength and Conditioning) Sports InformationSID: Jeff NelsonHome: (814) 234-1411E-Mail: [email protected]: (814) 863-1757Press Box: (814) 863-3165Website: gopususports.comSID Mailing Address: Sports Information, 101-D Bryce Jordan Center,University Park, PA, 16802Radio Network: Penn State Sports NetworkPlay-By-Play Announcer (Phone): Steve Jones (814) 865-3333Color Analyst (Phone): Jack Ham (814) 472-0459

Series HistoryIowa trails series: 9-10At Iowa City: 3-7At University Park: 6-3Ferentz vs. Penn State: 4-2Paterno vs. Iowa: 11-7Current Streak: Iowa -- 5Largest Iowa win: 19-0, 1930Largest Penn State win: 61-21, 1994

Squad InformationOffensive Formation: MultipleDefensive Formation: Multiple2006 Record: 9-4Conference Record: 5-3 (T-4th)Lettermen Returning/Lost: 33/23Starters Returning/Lost: 15/9

Returning Starters: WR Deon Butler, FB Matt Hahn, QB Anthony Morelli, G Rich Ohrnberger, TE Andrew Quarless, T John Shaw, C A.Q. Shipley, WR Derrick Williams, OLB Dan Connor, CB Tony Davis, DE Josh Gaines, CB Justin King, OLB Sean Lee, S Anthony Scirrotto, PK Kevin Kelly.

All-Star Candidates: LB Dan Connor, QB Anthony Morelli, WR Deon Butler, S Anthony Scirrotto, CB Justin King, WR Jordan Norwood, WR Derrick Williams, LB Sean Lee.

2007 Schedule:Sept. 1 Florida InternationalSept. 8 Notre DameSept. 15 BuffaloSept. 22 at MichiganSept. 29 at IllinoisOct. 6 IowaOct. 13 WisconsinOct. 20 at IndianaOct. 27 Ohio StateNov. 3 PurdueNov. 10 at TempleNov. 17 at Michigan State

Indiana UniversitySept. 29, Kinnick Stadium, Iowa City, IASchool FactsLocation: Bloomington, IndianaFounded: 1820Enrollment: 38,903Nickname: HoosiersColors: Cream and CrimsonConference: Big TenPresident: Michael McRobbieAthletic Director: Rick GreenspanStadium: Memorial StadiumCapacity: 52,354Playing Surface: Astro Play

Coaches InformationHead Coach: Bill Lynch At Indiana: First Year Career Record: 81-67-3 (14 years)Coaches Phone: (812) 855-9618Coaching Staff (Assignments): Gerald Brown (Special Teams Coordinator/Running Backs) Matt Canada (Quarterbacks/Passing Game Coordinator) Brian George (Co-Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Line) Bobby Johnson (Offensive Line/Running Game Coordinator) Billy Lynch (Wide Receivers) Joe Palcic (Co-Defensive Coordinator/Cornerbacks) George Ricumstrict (Special Teams Co-Coordinator/Linebackers) Mike Yeager (Safeties/Recruiting Coordinator) Harold Mauro (Director of Football Operations)

Sports InformationSID: Jeff KeagHome: (812) 219-2925E-Mail: [email protected]: (812) 855-6209Press Box: (812) 855-2754Website: iuhoosiers.comSID Mailing Address: Football Media Relations, 1001 E. 17th Street, Bloomington, IN, 47408Radio Network: Indiana University Radio Network (Learfield Communications)Play-By-Play Announcer (Phone): Don Fischer (317) 882-4848Color Analyst (Phone): Pete Compise (502) 216-7383

Series HistoryIowa leads series: 38-26-4At Iowa City: 21-9-3At Bloomington: 17-17-1Ferentz vs. Indiana: 3-3Hoeppner vs. Iowa: 1-4Current Streak: Indiana - 1Largest Iowa win: 62-0, 1997Largest Indiana win: 32-0, 1944; 52-20, 1945

Squad InformationOffensive Formation: MultipleDefensive Formation: 4-32006 Record: 5-7Conference Record: 3-5 (T-4th)Lettermen Returning/Lost: 42/24Starters Returning/Lost: 20/7 Returning Starters: LT Rodger Saffold, LG Pete Saxon, RG John Sandberg, RT Charlie Emerson, QB Kellen Lewis, RB Marcus Thigpen, WR James Hardy, WR James Bailey, LE Jammie Kirlew, DT Greg Brown, NG Joe Kremer, SLB Geno Johnson, MLB A. McClurg, WLB Will Patterson, CB Leslie Majors, SS Austin Thomas, CB Tracy Porter, K Austin Starr, LS Tim Bugg, KR Marcus Thigpen, PR Tracy Porter.

All-Star Candidates: WR James Hardy, QB Kellen Lewis, CB Tracy Porter, RB Marcus Thigpen.

2007 Schedule:Sept. 1 Indiana StateSept. 8 at Western MichiganSept. 15 AkronSept. 22 IllinoisSept. 29 at IowaOct. 6 Minnesota Oct. 13 at Michigan StateOct. 20 Penn StateOct. 27 at WisconsinNov. 3 Ball StateNov. 10 at NorthwesternNov. 17 Purdue


2007 OPPONENTS

University of IllinoisOct. 13, Kinnick Stadium, Iowa City, IASchool FactsLocation: Champaign-Urbana, IllinoisFounded: 1867Enrollment: 38,000Nickname: Fighting IlliniColors: Orange and BlueConference: Big TenChancellor: Richard HermanAthletic Director: Ron GuentherStadium: Memorial StadiumCapacity: 57,078Playing Surface: Astro Play

Coaches InformationHead Coach: Ron Zook At Illinois: 4-19 (2 years) Career: 27-33 (5 years)Coaches Phone: (217) 333-1400Coaching Staff (Assignments): Reggie Mitchell (Assistant Head Coach/Running Backs/Recruiting Coordinator) Mike Locksley (Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks) Vince Okruch (Defensive Coordinator) Kurt Beathard (Outside Receivers) Dan Disch (Special Teams/ Linebackers) Curt Mallory (Defensive Secondary) Jim Pry (Inside Receivers) Tom Sims (Defensive Line) Eric Wolford (Offensive Line) Lou Hernandez (Strength Coach)

Sports InformationSID: Cassie Arner Office: (217) 244-3886Home: (217) 390-6564E-Mail: [email protected]: (217) 333-1391Press Box: (217) 333-1227Website: fightingillini.comSID Mailing Address: University of Illinois, Athletic Public Relations, Bielfeldt Athletic Administration Building, 1700 S. Fourth St., Champaign, IL 61820Radio Network: Illini Sports NetworkPlay-By-Play Announcer (Phone): Brian Barnhart (218) 351-5300Color Analyst: TBA

Series HistoryIowa trails series: 28-37-2At Iowa City: 15-18-2At Champaign: 13-19Ferentz vs. Illinois: 4-2 Zook vs. Iowa: 0-3Current Streak: Iowa -- 4Largest Iowa win: 59-0, 1985Largest Illinois win: 80-0, 1902

Squad InformationOffensive Formation: MultipleDefensive Formation: Multiple Eight-Man Front2006 Record: 2-10Conference Record: 1-7 (T-10th)Lettermen Returning/Lost: 45/14Starters Returning/Lost: 18/4

Returning Starters: LT Akim Millington, LG Martin O’Donnell, C Ryan McDonald, RT Charles Myles, TE Jeff Cumberland, QB Isiah “Juice” Williams, WR Kyle Hudson, WR Chris James, FB Russ Weil, DE Derek Walker, DE Doug Pilcher, DT Chris Norwell, LB J Leman, LB Brit Miller, LB Antonio Steele, CB Vontae Davis, S Justin Harrison, S Kevin Mitchell, PK Jason Reda, P Kyle Yelton.

All-Star Candidates: CB Vontae Davis, LB J Lehman, DT Chris Norwell, PK Jason Reda.

2007 Schedule:Sept. 1 vs. Missouri (at St. Louis)Sept. 8 Western IllinoisSept. 15 at SyracuseSept. 22 at IndianaSept. 29 Penn StateOct. 6 WisconsinOct. 13 at IowaOct. 20 MichiganOct. 27 Ball StateNov. 3 at MinnesotaNov. 10 at Ohio StateNov. 17 Northwestern

Purdue UniversityOct. 20, Ross-Ade Stadium, West Lafayette, INSchool FactsLocation: West Lafayette, IndianaFounded: 1869Enrollment: 39,228Nickname: BoilermakersColors: Old Gold and BlackConference: Big TenPresident: France A. CórdovaAthletic Director: Morgan J. BurkeStadium: Ross Ade StadiumCapacity: 62,500Playing Surface: Bermuda Grass

Coaches InformationHead Coach: Joe Tiller At Purdue: 75-49 (10 years) Career: 114-79-1 (16 years)Coaches Phone: (765) 494-3220Coaching Staff (Assignments): Mark Hagen (Assistant Head Coach/Special Teams/Linebackers) Bill Legg (Co-Offensive Coordinator/Centers and Guards) Brock Spack (Defensive Coordinator/Safeties) Ed Zaunbrecher (Co-Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks) Lou Anarumo (Defensive Backs) John McDonnell (Offensive Tackles and Tight Ends) Brian Rock (Wide Receivers) Joel Thomas (Running Backs) Terrell Williams (Defensive Line) Sports InformationSID: Tom SchottHome: (765) 463-5802E-Mail: [email protected]: (765) 494-3145Cell: (765) 427-1721Press Box: (765) 494-9079 or 9080Website: purduesports.comSID Mailing Address: Sports Information, Mackey Arena, Room 15, 900 North University Drive, West Lafayette, IN, 47907Radio Network: Purdue Sports Properties (Learfield Sports)Play-By-Play Announcer (Phone): Joe McConnell (317) 787-4433Color Analyst (Phone): Pete Quinn (317) 261-2100

Series HistoryIowa trails series: 32-44-3At Iowa City: 19-18-2At West Lafayette: 13-26-1Ferentz vs. Purdue: 4-2Tiller vs. Iowa: 3-5Current Streak: Iowa -- 3Largest Iowa win: 56-0, 1922Largest Purdue win: 58-13, 1980

Squad InformationOffensive Formation: One BackDefensive Formation: 4-32006 Record: 8-6Conference Record: 5-3 (T4th) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 53/18Starters Returning/Lost: 20/14

Returning Starters: WR Dorien Bryant, RG Jordan Grimes, TE Dustin Keller, WR Selwyn Lymon, WR Greg Orton, QB Curtis Painter, C Robbie Powell, RT Sean Sester, RB Kory Sheets, CB Royce Adams, DE Cliff Avril, DT Ryan Baker, LB Dan Bick, FS Brandon Erwin, LB Stanford Keglar, DT Alex Magee, SS Justin Scott, CB Terrell Vinson, P Jared Armstrong, K Chris Summers.

All-Star Candidates: P Jared Armstrong, WR Dorien Bryant, RG Jordan Grimes, TE Dustin Keller, QB Curtis Painter.

2007 Schedule:Sept. 1 at ToledoSept. 8 Eastern IllinoisSept. 15 Central MichiganSept. 22 at MinnesotaSept. 29 Notre DameOct. 6 Ohio StateOct. 13 at MichiganOct. 20 IowaOct. 27 NorthwesternNov. 3 at Penn StateNov. 10 Michigan StateNov. 17 at Indiana


2007 OPPONENTS

Michigan State UniversityOct. 27, Kinnick Stadium, Iowa City, IASchool FactsLocation: East Lansing, MIFounded: 1855Enrollment: 45,520Nickname: SpartansColors: Green and WhiteConference: Big TenPresident: Dr. Lou Anna K. SimonAthletic Director: Ron MasonStadium: Spartan StadiumCapacity: 75,005Playing Surface: Natural Grass

Coaches InformationHead Coach: Mark Dantonio At Michigan State: First Year Career: 18-17 (4th Year)Coaches Phone: (517) 355-1657Coaching Staff (Assignments): Don Treadwell (Offensive Coordinator/Wide Receivers) Pat Narduzzi (Defensive Coordinator) Harlon Barnett (Secondary) Dan Enos (Running Backs) Ted Gill (Defensive Line) Dan Roushar (Offensive Line) Mark Staten (Tight Ends/Tackles/Recruiting Coordinator) Mike Tressel (Linebackers/Special Teams) Dave Warner (Quarterbacks) Mike Vollmar (Director of Football Operations) Ken Mannie (Strength and Conditioning)

Sports InformationAssociate Athletic Director: John LewandowskiOffice: (517) 355-2271Home: (517) 664-2995E-Mail: [email protected] Box: (517) 353-0630Website: msuspartans.comSID Mailing Address: Z-22 Breslin Center, East Lansing, MI 48824-1003Radio Network: Spartan Radio NetworkPlay-By-Play Announcer (Phone): George Blaha (517-699-2200)Color Analyst (Phone): Jim Miller (517-699-2200)Sideline Reporter (Phone): Jason Strayhorn (517-699-2200)

Series HistoryIowa leads series: 19-17-2At Iowa City: 11-8-1At East Lansing: 8-9-1Ferentz vs. Michigan State: 3-3Current Streak: Iowa -- 1Largest Iowa win: 41-0, 1980Largest Michigan State win: 56-7, 1966

Squad InformationOffensive Formation: MultipleDefensive Formation: Multiple 4-32006 Record: 4-8 Conference Record: 1-7 (T10th)Lettermen Returning/Lost: 54/19Starters Returning/Lost: 13/11

Returning Starters: LT Mike Gyetvai, LG Pete Clifford, RG Roland Martin, RT Jesse Miller, TE Kellen Davis, RB Jehuu Caulcrick, DE Justin Kershaw, DE Ervin Baldwin, LB Kaleb Thornhill, DB SirDarean Adams, SS Nehemiah Warrick, FS Otis Wiley, PK Brett Swenson.

All-Star Candidates: DE Ervin Baldwin, RB Javon Ringer, PK Brett Swenson, FS Otis Wiley.

Northwestern UniversityNov. 3, Ryan Field, Evanston, ILSchool FactsLocation: Evanston, IllinoisFounded: 1851Enrollment: 7,800Nickname: WildcatsColors: Purple and WhiteConference: Big TenPresident: Henry S. BienenAthletic Director: Mark MurphyStadium: Ryan FieldCapacity: 47,130Playing Surface: Grass

Coaches InformationHead Coach: Pat Fitzgerald At Northwestern: 4-8 (1 year) Career: 4-8 (1 year)Coaches Phone: (847) 491-7274Coaching Staff (Assignments): Randy Bates (Linebackers) Jerry Brown (Assistant Head Coach/Defensive Backs) Greg Colby (Defensive Coordinator) Garrick McGee (Offensive Coordinator) Adam Cushing (Superbacks) Bret Ingalls (Offensive Line) Kevin Johns (Wide Receivers/Recruiting Coordinator) Matt MacPherson (Running Backs) Eric Washington (Defensive Line) Nolan Jones (Director of Football Operations) Sports InformationSID: Mike WolfHome: (847) 833-3095E-Mail: [email protected]: (847) 467-2028Press Box: (847) 491-8835Website: nusports.comSID Mailing Address: Northwestern University, Sports Information1501 Central Street, Evanston, IL 60208Radio Network: WGN RadioPlay-By-Play Announcer (Phone): Dave Eanet (312) 222-5094Color Analyst (Phone): Ted Albrecht (847) 615-1386

Series HistoryIowa leads series: 45-20-3At Iowa City: 23-7At Evanston: 22-13-3Ferentz vs. Northwestern: 3-3Fitzgerald vs. Iowa: 1-0Current Streak: Northwestern - 2Largest Iowa win: 78-6, 1913Largest Northwestern win: 44-6, 1932

Squad InformationOffensive Formation: Multiple SpreadDefensive Formation: Multiple 4-32006 Record: 4-8Conference Record: 2-6 (T-8th)Lettermen Returning/Lost: 40/18Starters Returning/Lost: 16/9 Returning Starters: RB Tyrell Sutton, OT Dylan Thiry, C Trevor Rees, QB C.J. Bacher, WR Ross Lane, WR Eric Peterman, OG Joel Belding, DE Kevin Mims, DT John Gill, DT Adam Hahn, DE Corey Wootton, LB Adam Kadela, DB Deante Battle, SAF Reggie McPherson, SAF Brendan Smith, LS Phil Brunner.

All-Star Candidates: DB Deante Battle, LB Adam Kadela, OL Trevor Rees, SAF Brendan Smith, RB Tyrell Sutton, OT Dylan Thiry, DE Corey Wootton.

2007 Schedule:Sept. 1 UABSept. 8 Bowling GreenSept. 15 PittsburghSept. 22 at Notre DameSept. 29 at WisconsinOct. 6 NorthwesternOct. 13 IndianaOct. 20 at Ohio StateOct. 27 at IowaNov. 3 MichiganNov. 10 at PurdueNov. 17 Penn State

2007 Schedule:Sept. 1 NortheasternSept. 8 NevadaSept. 15 DukeSept. 22 at Ohio StateSept. 29 MichiganOct. 6 at Michigan StateOct. 13 MinnesotaOct. 18 vs. E. Michigan (Detroit)Oct. 27 at PurdueNov. 3 at IowaNov. 10 IndianaNov. 17 at Illinois


2007 OPPONENTS

Western Michigan UniversityNov. 17, Kinnick Stadium, Iowa City, IASchool FactsLocation: Kalamazoo, MIFounded: 1903Enrollment: 24,481Nickname: BroncosColors: Brown and GoldConference: Mid-AmericanInterim President: Dr. Deither H. HaenickeAthletic Director: Kathy BeauregardStadium: Waldo StadiumCapacity: 30,200Playing Surface: Field Turf

Coaches InformationHead Coach: Bill Cubit At Western Michigan: 15-9 (2 years) Career: 49-27-1 (7 years)Coaches Phone: (269) 387-8620Coaching Staff (Assignments): Bill Miller (Defensive Coordinator) Tim Daoust (Secondary) Grant Heard (Receivers) Peter McCarty (Defensive Line) Jake Moreland (Tight Ends) Steve Morrison (Linebackers/Recruiting Coordinator) Bob Stanley (Offensive Line) Chris Tabor (Running Backs/Special Teams) Tim Knox (Director of Football Operations)

Sports InformationSID: Mat KananE-Mail: [email protected]: (269) 387-4125Press Box: (269) 387-3064Website: wmubroncos.comSID Mailing Address: Read Fieldhouse, 1903 West Michigan Avenue, Kalamazoo, MI 49008-5406Radio Network: Bronco Radio Network (WZUU 92.5 – FM Flagship)Play-By-Play Announcer (Phone): Robin Hook (269) 387-3120Color Analyst (Phone): Monty Porter (269) 387-3120

Series HistoryIowa trails series: 0-1At Iowa City: 0-1At Kalamazoo: 0-0Ferentz vs. Minnesota: 0-1Cubit vs. Iowa: 0-0Current Streak: Western Michigan - 1Largest Western Michigan win: 27-21, 2000

Squad InformationOffensive Formation: MultipleDefensive Formation: 4-32006 Record: 8-5Conference Record: 6-2 (2nd, West)Lettermen Returning/Lost: 40/11Starters Returning/Lost: 17/8

Returning Starters: WR Chris Maragos, WR Jamarko Simmons, LT Rob Johnson, C Robbin Krutilla, RG Matt Williams, RT James Blair, TE Branden Ledbetter, RB Mark Bonds, NG Cory Flom, DT Nick Varcadipane, DE Zach Davidson, LB Dustin Duclo, CB E.J. Biggers, FS Louis Delmas, SS C.J. Wilson, CB Londen Fryar, P Jim Laney, LS Tom Harrington.

All-Star Candidates: C Robbie Krutilla, FS Louis Delmas, TE Branden Ledbetter, RB Mark Bonds.

2007 Schedule:Sept. 1 at West VirginiaSept. 8 IndianaSept. 15 at MissouriSept. 22 C. Connecticut StateSept. 29 at ToledoOct. 6 AkronOct. 13 at Northern IllinoisOct. 20 Ball StateOct. 27 at Eastern MichiganNov. 6 Central MichiganNov. 17 at IowaNov. 24 Temple

University of MinnesotaNov. 10, Kinnick Stadium, Iowa City, IASchool FactsLocation: Minneapolis, MinnesotaFounded: 1851Enrollment: 48,150Nickname: Golden GophersColors: Maroon and GoldConference: Big TenPresident: Robert H. BruininksAthletic Director: Joel MaturiStadium: Hubert H. Humphrey MetrodomeCapacity: 64,172Playing Surface: Field Turf

Coaches InformationHead Coach: Tom Brewster At Minnesota: First Year Career: First YearCoaches Phone: (612) 624-6004Coaching Staff (Assignments): Mike Dunbar (Assistant Head Coach/Offensive Coordinator) Everett Withers (Defensive Coordinator) John Butler (Linebackers/Special Teams) Tim Cross (Defensive Line) Thomas Hammock (Running Backs/Assistant Recruiting Coordinator) Ronnie Lee (Defensive Secondary) George McDonald (Wide Receivers) Phil Meyer (Offensive Line) Derek Lewis (Tight Ends/Asst. Special Teams) Mark Hill (Strength and Conditioning) Will Peoples (Asst. Strength & Conditioning) Dan Berezowitz (Recruiting Coordinator) Randy Taylor (Director of Football Operations)

Sports InformationSID: Shane SandersfeldE-Mail: [email protected]: (612) 626-0299Press Box: (612) 627-4400Website: www.gophersports.comSID Mailing Address: University of Minnesota, Media Relations, 516 15th Avenue SE, Room 244 Minneapolis, MN 55455Radio Network: WCCO Radio, AM 830Play-By-Play Announcer (Phone): Dave Lee (612) 370-0660Color Analysts (Phone): Dave Mona (952) 346-6111 & Darrell Thompson (612) 871-8777

Series HistoryIowa trails series: 39-59-2At Iowa City: 25-23-1At Minneapolis: 14-36-1Ferentz vs. Minnesota: 5-3Brewster vs. Iowa: 0-0Current Streak: Minnesota - 1Largest Iowa win: 61-10, 1983Largest Minnesota win: 75-0, 1903

Squad InformationOffensive Formation: SpreadDefensive Formation: 4-32006 Record: 6-7Conference Record: 3-5 (T-6th)Lettermen Returning/Lost: 45/12Starters Returning/Lost: 18/7

Returning Starters: WR Ernie Wheelwright, TE Jack Simmons, C Tony Brinkhaus, OT Steve Shidell, OG Ned Tavale, RB Amir Pinnix, DT Neel Allen, DT Todd Meisel, DE Willie VanDeSteeg, LB Steve Davis, LB Deon Hightower, LB Mike Sherels, FS Dominique Barber, FS Jamal Harris, CB Dominique Jones, K Jason Giannini, LS Robert McGarry, P Justin Kucek.

All-Star Candidates: TE Jack Simmons, C Tony Brinkhaus, RB Amir Pinnix, DE Willie VanDeSteeg, LB Mike Sherels, CB Dominique Jones, FS Dominique Barber.

2007 Schedule:Sept. 1 Bowling GreenSept. 8 Miami (OH)Sept. 15 at Florida AtlanticSept. 22 PurdueSept. 29 Ohio StateOct. 6 at IndianaOct. 13 at NorthwesternOct. 20 North Dakota StateOct. 27 at MichiganNov. 3 IllinoisNov. 10 at IowaNov. 17 Wisconsin


IOWA FOOTBALL HISTORY

1889Played first intercollegiate game.

1899Admitted to Western Conference of Big Ten on Dec. 1. First undefeated season (8-0-1) was recorded under Coach Alden Knipe. Hawkeyes posted shutouts in every game except 5-5 tie with Chicago.

1900Second consecutive undefeated season highlighted by five shutouts to open the year. A 5-5 tie at Northwestern was only blemish.

1901Loss to Minnesota ended string of 23 games in a row without defeat.

1919Lester Belding became Iowa’s first consensus all American.

1921First unbeaten and untied team (7-0) won an outright Big Ten title under direc-tion of Coach Howard Jones. Aubrey Devine was the consensus all American quarterback.

1922Another perfect season (7-0) included outright conference championship and selection of consensus all American FB Gordon Locke.

1923Loss to Illinois ended string of 20 straight victories.

1939Dr. Eddie Anderson coached the legendary Ironmen team to 6-1-1 mark. Halfback Nile Kinnick was recipient of the Heisman, Maxwell and Walter Camp Trophies.

1955Guard Calvin Jones received the Outland Award and was consensus all American for the second year in a row.

1956Won the Big Ten race and appeared in first Rose Bowl for Coach Forest Evashevski. Finished 9-1 in all games and beat Oregon State at Pasadena.

1957Consensus all American tackle Alex Karras received the Outland Award.

1958Big Ten champions again and made California a victim in the Rose Bowl. Honors included No. 1 ranking by the Football Writers and Grantland Rice Trophy by Look Magazine. Led the nation in total offense. Consensus all American Randy Duncan was named the Helms Foundation Player of the Year and received Walter Camp Trophy.

1960Shared Big Ten title with Minnesota and compiled an 8-1 record.

1963Notre Dame game was cancelled following the assassination of President Ken-nedy.

1964Some 28 Iowa and Big Ten offensive records were broken despite 3-6 season.

1968Set Big Ten scoring and total offense marks. Ed Podolak rushed for an Iowa record 286 yards (17 attempts) against Northwestern.

1972Iowa Stadium was renamed Kinnick Stadium in honor of Iowa’s Heisman Trophy winner of 1939. AstroTurf was installed.

1981Coach Hayden Fry’s third season produced a Big Ten co championship and Rose Bowl berth, earning Iowa’s first winning season in 19 years. DE Andre Tippett and P Reggie Roby were consensus all Americans.

1982Fourth straight first division Big Ten finish and a 28-22 Peach Bowl win over Tennessee.

1983Offense breaks 35 school records on way to 9-3 mark and third straight bowl trip (Gator) under Coach Hayden Fry.

1984Played in a postseason bowl game for the fourth straight year, defeating Texas 55-17 in the inaugural Freedom Bowl. Shut out Michigan for the first time since 1929 and won first game in 28 years at Purdue.

1985Won a school record 10 games enroute to the Big Ten championship and played in the Rose Bowl (vs. UCLA) for the second time in five seasons. Spent five weeks ranked No. 1 in the nation. QB Chuck Long (winner of the Maxwell Tro-phy and Davey O’Brien Quarterback Award) and Larry Station were consensus all Americans.

1986Champion of the ninth annual Holiday Bowl with a 39-38 triumph over San Di-ego State. A 9-3 overall mark helped Hayden Fry’s Hawkeyes win at least eight games for the sixth consecutive season.

1987Ten victories tied the school record and included Holiday Bowl triumph over Wyoming (20-19). Six game winning streak to end the year earned Iowa its fifth consecutive Top 20 finish.

1988Iowa played North Carolina State in the Peach Bowl, the school’s eighth straight postseason appearance. A 6-4-3 season set an Iowa record for ties. TE Marv Cook was a consensus all American.

1989A natural grass playing surface (PAT) was installed in Kinnick Stadium.

1990The capacity of Kinnick Stadium was expanded to 70,220. Iowa earned its third Big Ten title and Rose Bowl berth under Hayden Fry, posting an 8-4 overall re-cord. Iowa’s “Road Warriors” earned the trip to Pasadena by defeating Michigan State, Michigan and Illinois, all on the road. Hawkeyes ended season ranked 18th nationally. RB Nick Bell was named Big Ten MVP.

1991Iowa tied the school record of 10 wins, posting a 10-1-1 record. The only loss came at the hands of Big Ten champion Michigan as the Hawkeyes were 7-1 in league play. The Hawkeyes made their third appearance in the Holiday Bowl, which ended in a 13-13 tie with BYU. DE Leroy Smith earned consensus all America status and was named Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year. Iowa ended the season ranked 10th nationally by both the AP and CNN/USA Today.

1992Iowa appeared in its second Kickoff Classic and hosted No. 1 Miami (FL) in first night game ever played in Kinnick Stadium. Iowa’s fifth place Big Ten finish was the 13th first-division finish for Iowa in 14 seasons under Hayden Fry.

1993Iowa closed the regular season with four straight wins to earn an invitation to the inaugural Alamo Bowl in San Antonio, TX. Iowa lost to California (37-3) in the bowl game and ended the season with a 6-6 record. Iowa’s 21-3 win over Minnesota in the season finale not only assured the bowl invitation, but was also win No. 200 in the coaching career of Hayden Fry.

1994Iowa again closed the season fast, earning three wins and a tie in the last four games to post a 5-5-1 mark. The Hawkeyes fought back from injuries at the quarterback position to score 98 points in the final two games, wins over North-western and Minnesota. Five Iowa quarterbacks were injured during the year.

1995Following the trend of the past few seasons, Iowa closed fast, winning its final two games of the regular season to earn an invitation to the Sun Bowl. Iowa ended the year in fine fashion, racing past Pac-10 co-champion Washington 38-18 in the Sun Bowl and ending the year with an 8-4 record, including a 4-4 Big Ten mark. Iowa was ranked in the top 25 in the final polls by the Associated Press, UPI and CNN/USA Today.


IOWA FOOTBALL HISTORY

1996Iowa posted a 9-3 record, including a 27-0 win over Texas Tech in the Builder’s Square Alamo Bowl. The Hawkeyes posted a 6-2 Big Ten record, earning a tie for third place with Penn State. Iowa ended the season ranked 18th in the nation in both the AP poll and the CNN/USA Today coaches poll. PR Tim Dwight and DT Jared DeVries earned All-American honors and RB Sedrick Shaw rushed for over 1,000 yards for the third consecutive season.

1997If ever the Hawkeyes had a season that could have been, 1997 would be the year. Iowa posted a 7-5 overall record (4-4 in the Big Ten) and participated in the Nor-west Sun Bowl, earning its third straight bowl invitation. But narrow road losses at national champion Michigan (28-24), Wisconsin (13-10) and Northwestern (15-14) put a damper on what could have been a great season. RB Tavian Banks, WR Tim Dwight and DT Jared DeVries earned All-American honors and Dwight led the nation in punt returns.

1998On November 25, 1998, Hayden Fry announced his retirement as head coach after a successful 20-year career with the Hawkeyes. Fry had a record of 143-89-6 at Iowa and a 232-178-10 mark over his 37 seasons as a college head football coach.Iowa struggled to a 3-8 record on the field, with five of the eight losses coming to teams ranked in the final top 25. Three Hawkeye losses came at the hands of teams ranked in the top six in the country.Iowa was led on offense by three freshmen, as QB Kyle McCann led the team in passing, RB Ladell Betts led the team in rushing and WR Kahlil Hill led the team in receiving. Senior DT Jared DeVries earned consensus all-America honors.

1999Kirk Ferentz began a new coaching era as Iowa finished the season with a 1-10 record while facing what was regarded as the fourth strongest schedule in the nation. Three of Iowa’s losses went down to the final play of the game, with the Hawkeyes allowing a score at Northwestern and failing to score from inside the 10-yardline in home losses to Indiana and Minnesota.

2000Iowa opened the season in the Eddie Robinson Classic against Kansas State on August 26, marking the earliest date ever for an Iowa football game. The Hawk-eyes, facing the sixth-strongest schedule in the nation, posted a 3-9 overall record. The Hawkeyes won their first overtime game ever, 26-23 at Penn State, in double overtime. A late season 27-17 win over Northwestern forced the Wildcats to share the Big Ten title. Iowa finished strong, winning two of final three games to set the table for the success of 2001 and 2002.

2001Iowa opened the season with three straight wins and ended the season winning three of its final four games, including a 19-16 victory over Texas Tech in the Alamo Bowl. The Hawkeyes posted an overall 7-5 record and tied for fourth in the Big Ten with a 4-4 mark. All five of Iowa’s setbacks came by less than 10 points. Iowa led the Big Ten in scoring (32.6) as Coach Kirk Ferentz led Iowa to a bowl win in just his third season.

2002Iowa posted a perfect 8-0 record in Big Ten play to earn a share of the conference title with Ohio State. After a 3-1 start in non-conference play, the Hawkeyes began league play with a 42-35 overtime win at Penn State and went on to earn the league title in Coach Kirk Ferentz’ fourth year. Iowa posted a final mark of 11-2 after a loss to Southern California in the 2003 Orange Bowl in Miami, FL. Iowa earned its first-ever Bowl Championship Series invitation.Ferentz earned Big Ten and national Coach of the Year honors, while 11 Hawk-eyes were named first team all-Big Ten. QB Brad Banks placed second in the voting for the Heisman Trophy and was the Big Ten Conference MVP. Banks was also the Associated Press Player of the Year and earned the Davey O’Brien Award as the top quarterback in the nation. OL Eric Steinbach was the Big Ten Lineman of the year, while TE Dallas Clark earned the John Mackey Award and PK Nate Kaeding earned the Lou Groza award.Iowa averaged over 37 points a game in leading the Big Ten in scoring for the second straight season, while the Hawkeye defense ranked fifth in the nation against the run.

2003For the first time in school history, Iowa won 10 or more games in consecutive seasons after posting a 10-3 mark, putting an exclamation mark on the season with a 37-17 win over Florida in the 2004 Outback Bowl.Iowa’s 21 wins over the past two seasons are the most ever for Iowa football in a two-year period. The Hawkeyes finished the season ranked eighth in the final polls, the first back-to-back top 10 finishes for Iowa football since the 1950’s. Coupled with the 2003 Orange Bowl, Iowa also has played in January bowl games in consecutive seasons for the first time in the history of the program.The Hawkeyes opened the season with four straight wins in non-conference play. After a loss at Michigan State, Iowa returned home for a 30-27 win over Michigan, handing the Wolverines their only loss in Big Ten play. After a loss at Purdue in early November, Iowa closed the regular season with wins over Minne-sota and Wisconsin. The bowl win over Florida gave the Hawkeyes three straight wins over ranked opponents.Offensive tackle Robert Gallery was named a consensus all-American and became Iowa’s third Outland Trophy winner as the nation’s top interior lineman. PK Nate Kaeding was also a first team all-American for the second straight season, becoming Iowa’s all-time scoring leader while setting 14 school records during his career.

2004 Winning its last eight games of the season, Iowa posted a 10-2 record, sharing the Big Ten Conference title for the second time in three seasons. The Hawkeyes defeated Wisconsin in Kinnick Stadium on the final day of the regular season to earn the title share with Michigan. Playing in its third straight January bowl game, Iowa scored a thrilling 30-25 win over defending national champion LSU in the Capital One Bowl. The Hawkeyes scored the winning touchdown on a 56-yard pass from QB Drew Tate to senior WR Warren Holloway. After leading throughout the contest, Iowa fell behind with 46 seconds left in the game before winning on the final play.Iowa started the season with a 2-2 mark before making its championship run. The win over Wisconsin increased Iowa’s winning streak to 18 straight home games and 13 straight conference games, both school records.Due to a number of injuries at the running back position, Iowa used a rock solid defense and the arm of Tate, a sophomore in his first season as a starter, to pro-duce a third straight season of at least 10 wins.Tate, DE Matt Roth, LB Chad Greenway and LB Abdul Hodge were named first team all-Big Ten, while Coach Kirk Ferentz was named Big Ten Conference Coach of the Year for the second time in three seasons.

2005Iowa finished the season with a 7-5 record and in a third place tie in the Big Ten standings. A pair of heartbreaking, last minute losses to Michigan and North-western is all that separated Iowa from at least a piece of its third league title in four years. The Hawkeyes’ success earned them their second Outback Bowl appearance in three years.Despite a year of triumphs and disappointments, Iowa finished the year as one of only four teams in the nation to have played in January bowl games the last four years.LB Chad Greenway, DB Jovon Johnson and DE Kenny Iwebema were named all-Big Ten first team, while LB Abdul Hodge, RB Albert Young and PK Kyle Schlicher earned second team accolades.

2006 Iowa started the season winning five of its first six games and becoming a fixture in the nation’s top 20. The second half of the season was just the opposite as injuries took their toll and the Hawkeyes dropped five of their final six regular season contests.But, Iowa did well enough to get invited to its sixth straight bowl game and came excruciatingly close to an upset of the defending national champion Texas Long-horns in the Alamo Bowl, before succumbing (26-24). The game was played be-fore the biggest sports crowd ever to witness a sporting event in the Alamodome. The game was also the most watched ESPN bowl game in the network’s history.OL Mike Jones was named to the coaches first all-Big Ten team. OL Marshal Yanda, LB Mike Klinkenborg, TE Scott Chandler and DB Marcus Paschal were second team choices.Iowa was the only team in the country to have three players (OL Mike Elgin, DB Adam Shada and LB Mike Klinkenborg) represented on the first academic all-America team.


ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTS

Air Force (Series tied, 0-0-1)10/04/58_____ T ________13-13 __________home

Akron (Iowa leads, 1-0)8/31/02______ W _______57-21 __________home

Arkansas (Iowa leads, 1-0)10/03/25_____ W _______25-0 ___________home

Arizona (Iowa trails, 5-6)9/17/66______ W _______31-20 __________home10/04/69_____ W _______31-19 __________home10/03/70_____ L ________10-17 __________ away10/06/73_____ L ________20-23 __________home9/24/77______ L ________7-41 ___________home9/30/78______ L ________3-23 ___________ away10/04/80_____ L ________3-5 ____________home9/25/82______ W _______17-14 __________ away9/12/87______ W _______15-14 __________ away9/07/96______ W _______21-20 __________home9/19/98______ L ________11-35 __________ away

Arizona State (Iowa trails, 2-1)12/31/97_____ L ________7-17 ______ El Paso, TX9/20/03______ W _______21-2 ___________home9/18/04______ L ________7-44 ___________ away

Augustana (Iowa leads, 2-0)10/20/1894___ W _______34-0 ___________ away9/27/1904____ W _______33-2 ___________home

Ball State (Iowa leads, 1-0)9/3/05_______ W _______56-0 ___________home

Berg AAF (Iowa leads, 1-0)9/29/45______ W _______14-13 __________home

Boston University (Iowa leads, 1-0)11/20/48_____ W _______34-14 __________ away

Bradley Tech (Iowa leads, 5-0)9/27/30______ W _______38-12 __________home

Buffalo (Iowa leads, 1-0)9/6/03_______ W _______56-7 ___________home

Butler (Iowa leads, 1-0)11/08/24_____ W _______7-0 ____________home

Brigham Young (Series tied, 0-0-1)12/30/91_____ T ________13-13 ___San Diego, CA

California (Iowa leads, 3-1)1/01/59______ W _______38-12 ___ Pasadena, CA9/26/59______ W _______42-12 __________ away9/30/61______ W _______28-7 ___________home12/31/93_____ L ________3-37 __San Antonio, TX

Camp Dodge (Series tied, 0-0-1)11/23/18_____ T ________0-0 ____________ away

Camp Grant (Iowa leads, 1-0)10/10/42_____ W _______33-16 __________home

Carleton College (Iowa leads, 1-0)9/26/36______ W _______14-0 ___________home

Carroll (Iowa leads, 2-0)10/30/26_____ W _______21-0 ___________home9/29/29______ W _______46-0 ___________homeCentenary (Iowa trails, 0-1)10/11/30_____ L ________12-19 __________home

Central Michigan (Iowa leads, 2-0)9/03/94______ W _______52-21 __________home9/05/98______ W _______38-0 ___________home

Chicago (Iowa trails, 3-9-2)10/27/1894___ T ________18-18 __________ away10/10/1896___ L ________0-6 ____________ away10/08/1898___ L ________0-36 ___________ away10/07/1899___ T ________5-5 ____________ away11/02/1900___ W _______17-0 ___________ away10/15/04_____ L ________0-39 ___________ away10/07/05_____ L ________0-42 ___________ away10/19/12_____ L ________14-34 __________ away10/22/13_____ L ________6-23 ___________ away10/17/14_____ L ________0-7 ____________ away11/15/19_____ L ________6-9 ____________ away10/23/20_____ L ________0-10 ___________ away10/13/28_____ W _______13-0 ___________ away10/15/38_____ W _______27-14 __________ away

Cincinnati (Iowa leads, 1-0)9/15/90______ W _______63-10 __________home

Coe (Iowa leads, 9-0)10/21/1892___ W _______48-0 ___________ away10/08/1893___ W _______56-0 ___________ away10/30/1901___ W _______11-0 ___________home9/29/03______ W _______16-0 ___________home9/24/04______ W _______17-0 ___________home9/26/05______ W _______27-0 ___________home11/10/06_____ W _______15-12 __________home10/10/08_____ W _______92-0 ___________home10/12/18_____ W _______27-0 ___________home

Colgate (Series tied, 1-1)10/12/35_____ W _______12-6 ___________home10/22/38_____ L ________0-14 ___________home

Colorado (Iowa trails, 0-2)9/17/88______ L ________21-24 __________home9/26/92______ L ________12-28 __________ away

Colorado Teachers (Iowa leads, 1-0)10/02/26_____ W _______24-0 ___________home

Cornell (Iowa leads, 13-1)10/24/1891___ W _______64-6 ___________home10/13/1894___ W _______60-0 ___________ away9/27/03______ W _______6-0 ____________home10/01/04_____ W _______88-0 ___________home10/09/09_____ W _______3-0 ____________home10/21/11_____ L ________0-3 ____________ away10/12/12_____ W _______31-0 ___________home10/15/13_____ W _______76-0 ___________home10/10/14_____ W _______49-0 ___________home10/02/15_____ W _______33-0 ___________ away10/07/16_____ W _______31-6 ___________home10/06/17_____ W _______22-13 __________home10/19/18_____ W _______34-0 ___________home10/09/20_____ W _______63-0 ___________home

Denver (Iowa leads, 1-0)10/29/27_____ W _______15-0 ___________home

Denver Athletic Club (Iowa trails, 0-1)10/15/1893___ L ________0-58 ___________ away

Des Moines (Iowa leads, 1-0)11/11/1905___ W _______72-0 ___________home

Des Moines YMCA (Iowa leads, 1-0)11/21/1896___ W _______34-0 ___________ away

Detroit (Iowa leads, 1-0)11/01/30_____ W _______7-3 ____________ away

Doane (Iowa trails, 0-1)10/12/1895___ L ________0-10 ___________home

Drake (Iowa leads, 12-3)10/03/1896___ W _______32-0 ___________home11/13/1897___ W _______16-0 ___________ away10/15/1898___ L ________5-18 ___________home10/26/1900___ W _______26-0 ___________home10/11/1901___ W _______6-5 ____________ away10/11/02_____ W _______12-0 ___________ away10/10/03_____ W _______22-6 ___________home10/06/04_____ W _______17-0 ___________ away11/18/05_____ W _______44-0 ___________home10/26/07_____ W _______25-4 ___________ away11/14/08_____ L ________6-12 ___________home11/06/09_____ L ________14-17 __________ away11/12/10_____ W _______21-0 ___________home9/27/41______ W _______25-8 ___________home9/14/85______ W _______58-0 ___________home

Florida (Iowa trails, 2-1)12/30/83_____ L ________6-14 __ Jacksonville, FL1/01/04______ W _______37-17 ______ Tampa, FL1/2/06_______ L ________24-31 ______ Tampa, FL

George Washington (Series tied, 1-1)10/31/31_____ W _______7-0 ____________home10/28/32_____ L ________6-21 ___________ away

Great Lakes (Iowa trails, 0-4)11/03/17_____ L ________14-23 __________ away9/28/18______ L ________0-10 ___________home10/03/42_____ L ________0-25 ___________home9/25/43______ L ________7-21 ___________ away

Grinnell (Iowa leads, 11-5-1)11/16/1889___ L ________0-24 ___________ away10/18/1890___ L ________6-11 ___________home11/07/1891___ L ________4-6 ____________ away11/16/1892___ W _______18-12 __________home11/11/1893___ L ________14-36 __________ away11/10/1894___ W _______6-0 ____________home11/14/1896___ W _______15-6 ___________ away11/20/1897___ W _______16-12 __________home11/12/1898___ T ________5-5 ____________ away11/11/1899___ W _______16-0 ___________home11/16/1900___ W _______63-2 ___________home11/16/1901___ W _______17-11 __________home10/24/03_____ W _______17-0 ___________ away11/12/04_____ W _______69-0 ___________home11/04/05_____ W _______46-0 ___________home10/14/16_____ W _______17-7 ___________home10/20/17_____ L ________0-10 ___________home

Hawaii (Iowa leads, 3-1)10/20/56_____ W _______34-0 ___________home12/01/84_____ W _______17-6 ___________ away9/03/88______ L ________24-27 __________ away9/07/91______ W _______53-10 __________home

Idaho (Iowa leads 1-0)9/26/64______ W _______34-24 __________home

Illinois (Iowa trails, 28-37-2)11/30/1899___ W _______58-0 ___________ away11/09/1901___ L ________0-27 ___________home11/27/02_____ L ________0-80 ___________ away11/21/03_____ W _______12-0 ___________home11/19/04_____ L ________0-29 ___________ away11/09/07_____ W _______25-12 __________home11/07/08_____ L ________0-22 ___________ away10/26/18_____ L ________0-19 ___________home10/18/19_____ L ________7-9 ____________ away10/23/20_____ L ________3-20 ___________ away10/15/21_____ W _______14-2 ___________home10/21/22_____ W _______8-7 ____________ away10/20/23_____ L ________6-9 ____________home11/01/24_____ L ________0-36 ___________ away10/17/25_____ W _______12-10 __________home10/16/26_____ L ________6-13 ___________ away



11/05/27_____ L ______0-14 _____________home10/20/29_____ T ______7-7 ______________home10/26/35_____ W _____19-0 _____________ away10/17/36_____ T ______0-0 ______________home11/23/40_____ W _____18-7 _____________home11/08/41_____ W _____21-0 _____________ away10/17/42_____ L ______7-12 _____________home11/06/43_____ L ______10-19 ____________home10/14/44_____ L ______6-40 _____________ away11/10/45_____ L ______7-48 _____________ away11/02/46_____ L ______0-7 ______________home10/04/47_____ L ______12-35 ____________home11/06/48_____ L ______0-14 _____________ away10/08/49_____ L ______14-20 ____________home11/11/50_____ L ______7-21 _____________home11/10/51_____ L ______13-40 ____________ away11/08/52_____ L ______13-33 ____________home11/25/67_____ L ______19-21 ____________home11/23/68_____ W _____37-13 ____________ away11/22/69_____ W _____40-0 _____________ away11/21/70_____ W _____22-16 ____________home11/20/71_____ L ______0-31 _____________ away11/25/72_____ W _____15-14 ____________home10/27/73_____ L ______0-50 _____________ away10/26/74_____ W _____14-12 ____________home9/11/75______ L ______12-27 ____________home9/11/76______ L ______6-24 _____________ away10/06/79_____ W _____13-7 _____________ away10/11/80_____ L ______14-20 ____________home10/31/81_____ L ______7-24 _____________ away10/30/82_____ W _____14-13 ____________home10/01/83_____ L ______0-33 _____________ away9/29/84______ W _____21-16 ____________home11/09/85_____ W _____59-0 _____________home11/08/86_____ L ______16-20 ____________ away11/04/89_____ L ______7-31 _____________home11/03/90_____ W _____54-28 ____________ away10/19/91_____ W _____24-21 ____________home10/17/92_____ W _____24-14 ____________ away10/16/93_____ L ______3-49 _____________home10/15/94_____ L ______7-47 _____________ away11/04/95_____ L ______7-26 _____________home11/02/96_____ W _____31-21 ____________ away9/27/97______ W _____38-10 ____________home9/26/98______ W _____37-14 ____________ away11/06/99_____ L ______24-40 ____________home10/14/00_____ L ______0-31 _____________ away11/01/03_____ W _____41-10 ____________home10/30/04_____ W _____23-13 ____________ away10/01/05_____ W _____35-7 _____________home9/23/06______ W _____24-7 _____________ away

Indiana (Iowa leads, 38-26-4)11/09/12_____ W _____13-6 _____________ away11/08/13_____ W _____60-0 _____________home10/02/20_____ W _____17-7 _____________ away11/12/21_____ W _____41-0 _____________home10/17/31_____ T ______0-0 ______________home10/15/32_____ L ______0-12 _____________ away11/03/34_____ T ______0-0 ______________ away11/02/35_____ T ______6-6 ______________home10/31/36_____ L ______6-13 _____________ away11/13/37_____ L ______0-3 ______________home11/12/38_____ L ______3-7 ______________ away10/07/39_____ W _____32-29 ____________home10/19/40_____ L ______6-10 _____________ away11/01/41_____ W _____13-7 _____________home10/24/42_____ W _____14-13 ____________ away10/16/43_____ T ______7-7 ______________home10/28/44_____ L ______0-32 _____________ away10/20/45_____ L ______20-52 ____________home10/19/46_____ W _____13-0 _____________ away10/11/47_____ W _____27-14 ____________home10/02/48_____ L ______0-7 ______________ away10/15/49_____ W _____35-9 _____________home10/07/50_____ L ______7-20 _____________ away

10/04/52_____ L ______13-20 ____________ away10/24/53_____ W _____19-13 ____________home10/23/54_____ W _____27-14 ____________ away10/08/55_____ W _____20-6 _____________home9/29/56______ W _____27-0 _____________ away10/12/57_____ W _____47-7 _____________ away10/11/58_____ W _____34-13 ____________home10/14/61_____ W _____27-8 _____________home10/13/62_____ W _____14-10 ____________ away10/12/63_____ W _____37-26 ____________home10/10/64_____ W _____21-20 ____________ away10/30/65_____ L ______17-21 ____________ away10/29/66_____ W _____20-19 ____________home10/14/67_____ L ______17-21 ____________ away10/12/68_____ L ______34-38 ____________home11/08/69_____ W _____28-17 ____________ away11/07/70_____ W _____42-13 ____________home11/13/71_____ L ______7-14 _____________home11/18/72_____ L ______8-16 _____________ away10/18/75_____ W _____20-10 ____________ away10/16/76_____ L ______7-14 _____________home11/05/77_____ L ______21-24 ____________home11/11/78_____ L ______14-34 ____________ away9/08/79______ L ______26-30 ____________home9/13/80______ W _____16-7 _____________ away10/10/81_____ W _____42-28 ____________home10/09/82_____ W _____24-20 ____________ away10/29/83_____ W _____49-3 _____________home10/27/84_____ W _____24-20 ____________ away10/31/87_____ W _____29-21 ____________home10/29/88_____ L ______34-45 ____________ away11/09/91_____ W _____38-21 ____________home11/07/92_____ W _____14-0 _____________ away10/09/93_____ L ______10-16 ____________ away10/08/94_____ L ______20-27 ____________home10/14/95_____ W _____22-13 ____________home10/12/96_____ W _____31-10 ____________ away10/25/97_____ W _____62-0 _____________home10/17/98_____ L ______7-14 _____________ away10/23/99_____ L ______31-38 ____________home9/30/00______ L ______33-45 ____________ away10/20/01_____ W _____42-28 ____________home10/19/02_____ W _____24-8 _____________ away10/15/05_____ W _____38-21 ____________home10/14/06_____ L ______28-31 ____________ away

Iowa Preflight (Iowa trails, 0-2)10/09/43_____ L _____ 0-25 ____________home11/25/44_____ L _____ 6-30 ____________home

Iowa State (Iowa leads, 36-18)10/01/1894___ L ______8-16 _____________home10/26/1895___ L ______0-24 _____________home10/05/1897___ L ______0-6 ______________home10/28/1899___ W _____5-0 ______________home10/18/1901___ W _____12-0 _____________home11/01/02_____ W _____12-6 _____________home10/29/04_____ W _____10-6 _____________home11/24/05_____ W _____8-0 ______________ away11/23/06_____ L ______0-2 ______________home11/24/07_____ L ______14-20 ____________ away11/13/09_____ W _____16-0 _____________home11/05/10_____ W _____2-0 ______________ away11/18/11_____ L ______0-9 ______________home11/16/12_____ W _____20-7 _____________ away11/15/13_____ W _____45-7 _____________home11/14/14_____ W _____26-6 _____________ away11/13/15_____ L ______0-16 _____________home11/18/16_____ W _____19-16 ____________ away11/24/17_____ W _____6-3 ______________home11/09/18_____ W _____21-0 _____________home11/22/19_____ W _____10-0 _____________home11/20/20_____ W _____14-10 ____________ away11/04/33_____ W _____27-7 _____________home10/20/34_____ L ______6-31 _____________ away9/17/77______ W _____12-10 ____________home

9/23/78______ L ______0-31 _____________home9/29/79______ W _____30-14 ____________home9/27/80______ L ______7-10 _____________home9/19/81______ L ______12-23 ____________ away9/18/82______ L ______7-19 _____________home9/10/83______ W _____51-10 ____________ away9/08/84______ W _____59-21 ____________home9/28/85______ W _____57-3 _____________ away9/13/86______ W _____43-7 _____________home9/19/87______ W _____48-9 _____________ away9/24/88______ W _____10-3 _____________home9/23/89______ W _____31-21 ____________ away9/22/90______ W _____45-35 ____________home9/14/91______ W _____29-10 ____________ away9/12/92______ W _____21-7 _____________home9/11/93______ W _____31-28 ____________ away9/10/94______ W _____37-9 _____________home9/16/95______ W _____27-10 ____________ away9/14/96______ W _____38-13 ____________home9/20/97______ W _____63-20 ____________ away9/12/98______ L ______9-27 _____________home9/11/99______ L ______10-17 ____________ away9/16/00______ L ______14-24 ____________home11/24/01_____ L ______14-17 ____________ away9/14/02______ L ______31-36 ____________home9/13/03______ W _____40-21 ____________ away9/11/04______ W _____17-10 ____________home9/10/05______ L ______3-23 _____________ away9/16/06______ W _____27-17 ____________home

Iowa Wesleyan (Iowa leads, 1-0)11/01/1890___ W ____ 91-0 ____________ away

Kansas (Iowa trails, 4-6)12/05/1891___ W ____ 18-14 ___________ away11/05/1892___ L _____ 4-24 ____________ away11/04/1893___ L _____ 24-35 ___________ away11/03/1894___ W ____ 14-12 ___________home11/02/95_____ L _____ 0-54 ____________ away10/26/96_____ W ____ 6-0 _____________home10/30/97_____ L _____ 0-56 ____________ away11/21/08_____ L _____ 5-10 ____________home11/20/09_____ L _____ 7-20 ____________ away10/29/60_____ W ____ 21-7 ____________home

Kansas State (Iowa leads, 5-1)9/29/51______ W ____ 16-0 ____________home9/24/55______ W ____ 28-7 ____________home10/31/59_____ W ____ 53-0 ____________home9/26/87______ W ____ 38-13 ___________home9/10/88______ W ____ 45-10 ___________ away8/26/00______ L _____ 7-27 ___ Kansas City, MO

Kent State (Iowa leads, 2-0)9/01/01______ W ____ 51-0 ____________home9/04/04______ W ____ 39-7 ____________home

Knox (Iowa leads, 6-0-1)10/29/1892___ W _____44-0 _____________home10/01/1898___ T ______0-0 ______________ away11/18/1899___ W _____33-0 _____________ away11/02/1901___ W _____23-6 _____________home10/01/21_____ W _____52-14 ____________home10/07/22_____ W _____61-0 _____________home10/06/23_____ W _____44-3 _____________home

Lawrence (Iowa leads, 1-0)10/18/24_____ W _____13-5 _____________home

Louisiana State (Iowa leads, 1-0)1/01/05______ W _____30-25 _______ Orlando, FL

Luther (Iowa leads, 1-0)10/22/1893___ W _____32-0 _____________home



Miami, OH (Iowa leads 3-0)9/08/01______ W _____44-19 ____________home9/07/02______ W _____29-24 ____________ away8/30/03______ W _____21-3 _____________home

Miami, FL (Iowa trails, 0-4)11/24/50_____ L ______6-14 _____________ away11/18/66_____ L ______0-44 _____________ away9/29/90______ L ______21-48 ____________ away9/05/92______ L ______7-24 _____________home

Michigan (Iowa trails, 10-40-4)11/10/1900___ W _____28-5 _____________ away11/28/01_____ L ______0-50 _____________ away11/08/02_____ L ______0-107 ____________ away11/03/23_____ L ______3-9 ______________home11/01/24_____ W _____9-2 ______________ away11/22/28_____ L ______7-10 _____________ away11/23/29_____ T ______0-0 ______________ away11/11/33_____ L ______6-10 _____________ away10/23/37_____ L ______6-7 ______________home10/14/39_____ L ______7-27 _____________ away10/04/41_____ L ______0-6 ______________ away11/28/42_____ L ______14-28 ____________ away10/05/46_____ L ______7-14 _____________ away10/20/51_____ L ______0-21 _____________home10/10/53_____ L ______13-14 ____________ away10/09/54_____ L ______13-14 ____________ away10/29/55_____ L ______21-33 ____________ away11/03/56_____ L ______14-17 ____________home11/02/57_____ T ______21-21 ____________ away11/01/58_____ W _____37-14 ____________ away11/18/61_____ L ______14-23 ____________ away11/17/62_____ W _____28-14 ____________home11/16/63_____ T ______21-21 ____________ away11/14/64_____ L ______20-34 ____________home11/15/69_____ L ______6-51 _____________home11/14/70_____ L ______0-55 _____________ away11/06/71_____ L ______7-63 _____________ away11/11/72_____ L ______0-31 _____________home9/15/73______ L ______7-31 _____________home9/14/74______ L ______7-24 _____________ away10/29/77_____ L ______6-23 _____________ away11/04/78_____ L ______0-34 _____________home10/17/81_____ W _____9-7 ______________ away10/16/82_____ L ______7-29 _____________home10/22/83_____ L ______13-16 ____________ away10/20/84_____ W _____26-0 _____________home10/19/85_____ W _____12-10 ____________home10/18/86_____ L ______17-20 ____________ away10/17/87_____ L ______10-37 ____________ away10/15/88_____ T ______17-17 ____________home10/21/89_____ L ______12-26 ____________home10/20/90_____ W _____24-23 ____________ away10/05/91_____ L ______24-43 ____________home10/03/92_____ L ______28-52 ____________ away10/02/93_____ L ______7-24 _____________ away10/01/94_____ L ______14-29 ____________home10/18/97_____ L ______24-28 ____________ away10/03/98_____ L ______9-12 _____________home10/27/01_____ L ______26-32 ____________home10/26/02_____ W _____34-9 _____________ away10/04/03_____ W _____30-27 ____________home9/25/04______ L ______17-30 ____________ away10/22/05_____ L ______20-23 (OT) ________home10/21/06_____ L ______6-20 _____________ away

Michigan State (Iowa leads, 19-17-2)9/26/53______ L ______7-21 _____________home9/25/54______ W _____14-10 ____________home10/10/59_____ W _____37-8 _____________home10/08/60_____ W _____27-15 ____________ away11/06/65_____ L ______0-35 _____________home11/05/66_____ L ______7-56 _____________ away10/25/69_____ W _____19-18 ____________home10/24/70_____ L ______0-37 _____________ away

10/23/71_____ L ______3-34 _____________ away10/28/72_____ T ______6-6 ______________home11/24/73_____ L ______6-15 _____________home11/23/74_____ L ______21-60 ____________ away11/22/75_____ L ______23-27 ____________home11/20/76_____ W _____30-17 ____________ away11/19/77_____ L ______16-22 ____________home11/25/78_____ L ______7-42 _____________ away11/17/79_____ W _____33-23 ____________home11/22/80_____ W _____41-0 _____________ away11/21/81_____ W _____36-7 _____________home11/20/82_____ W _____24-18 ____________ away11/12/83_____ W _____12-6 _____________ away11/10/84_____ L ______16-17 ____________home10/05/85_____ W _____35-31 ____________home10/04/86_____ W _____24-21 ____________ away10/03/87_____ L ______14-19 ____________home10/01/88_____ T ______10-10 ____________ away10/07/89_____ L ______14-17 ____________home10/06/90_____ W _____12-7 _____________ away10/23/93_____ L ______10-24 ____________ away10/22/94_____ W _____19-14 ____________home10/07/95_____ W _____21-7 _____________ away10/05/96_____ W _____37-30 ____________home10/02/99_____ L ______3-49 _____________ away10/0700______ W _____21-16 ____________home10/13/01_____ L ______28-31 ____________ away10/12/02_____ W _____44-16 ____________home9/27/03______ L ______10-20 ____________ away10/02/04_____ W _____38-16 ____________home

Minnesota (Iowa trails, 39-59-2)11/02/1891___ L ______4-42 _____________home10/26/1901___ L ______0-16 _____________ away10/25/02_____ L ______0-34 _____________home10/17/03_____ L ______0-75 _____________ away11/24/04_____ L ______0-11 _____________home10/21/05_____ L ______0-39 _____________ away10/02/09_____ L ______0-41 _____________ away10/28/11_____ L ______6-24 _____________ away10/26/12_____ L ______7-56 _____________ away10/24/14_____ L ______0-7 ______________home10/23/15_____ L ______13-51 ____________ away11/04/16_____ L ______0-67 _____________ away11/02/18_____ W _____6-0 ______________home10/25/19_____ W _____9-6 ______________ away11/13/20_____ W _____28-7 _____________home11/05/21_____ W _____41-7 _____________ away11/11/22_____ W _____28-14 ____________home11/17/23_____ L ______7-20 _____________ away10/25/24_____ W _____13-0 _____________home11/14/25_____ L ______0-33 _____________ away11/06/26_____ L ______0-41 _____________home10/22/27_____ L ______0-38 _____________ away10/24/28_____ W _____7-6 ______________home11/09/29_____ W _____9-7 ______________home10/24/31_____ L ______0-34 _____________ away10/22/32_____ L ______6-21 _____________home10/28/33_____ L ______7-19 _____________ away10/28/34_____ L ______12-48 ____________home11/09/35_____ L ______6-13 _____________home11/07/36_____ L ______0-52 _____________ away11/06/37_____ L ______10-35 ____________home11/05/38_____ L ______0-28 _____________ away11/18/39_____ W _____13-9 _____________home10/26/40_____ L ______6-34 _____________ away11/15/41_____ L ______13-34 ____________home11/14/42_____ L ______7-27 _____________ away11/13/43_____ L ______14-33 ____________ away11/18/44_____ L ______0-46 _____________home11/17/45_____ W _____20-19 ____________home11/16/46_____ L ______6-16 _____________ away11/15/47_____ W _____13-7 _____________home11/13/48_____ L ______21-28 ____________home11/05/49_____ L ______7-55 _____________ away11/04/50_____ W _____13-0 _____________ away

11/13/51_____ T ______20-20 ____________home11/11/52_____ L ______7-17 _____________ away11/14/53_____ W _____27-0 _____________home11/13/54_____ L ______20-22 ____________ away11/05/55_____ W _____26-0 _____________home11/10/56_____ W _____7-0 ______________ away11/09/57_____ W _____44-20 ____________home11/08/58_____ W _____28-6 _____________ away11/07/59_____ W _____33-0 _____________home11/05/60_____ L ______10-27 ____________ away11/11/61_____ L ______9-16 _____________home11/10/62_____ L ______0-10 _____________ away11/09/63_____ W _____27-13 ____________home11/07/64_____ L ______13-14 ____________ away10/16/65_____ L ______3-14 _____________home10/15/66_____ L ______0-17 _____________ away11/04/67_____ L ______0-10 _____________home11/02/68_____ W _____35-28 ____________ away11/01/69_____ L ______8-35 _____________home10/3170______ T ______14-14 ____________ away10/16/71_____ L ______14-19 ____________home10/21/72_____ L ______14-43 ____________ away10/20/73_____ L ______23-31 ____________home10/19/74_____ L ______17-23 ____________ away10/25/75_____ L ______7-31 _____________home10/23/76_____ W _____22-12 ____________ away10/08/77_____ W _____18-6 _____________home10/14/78_____ L ______20-22 ____________ away10/20/79_____ L ______7-24 _____________home10/25/80_____ L ______6-24 _____________ away10/24/81_____ L ______10-12 ____________home10/23/82_____ W _____21-16 ____________ away10/19/83_____ W _____61-10 ____________home11/17/84_____ L ______17-23 ____________ away11/23/85_____ W _____31-9 _____________home11/22/86_____ W _____30-27 ____________ away11/21/87_____ W _____34-20 ____________home11/19/88_____ W _____31-22 ____________ away11/25/89_____ L ______7-43 _____________home11/24/90_____ L ______24-31 ____________ away11/23/91_____ W _____23-8 _____________home11/21/92_____ L ______13-28 ____________ away11/20/93_____ W _____21-3 _____________home11/19/94_____ W _____49-42 ____________ away11/25/95_____ W _____45-3 _____________home11/23/96_____ W _____43-24 ____________ away11/22/97_____ W _____31-0 _____________home11/21/98_____ L ______7-49 _____________ away11/20/99_____ L ______21-25 ____________home11/18/00_____ L ______24-27 ____________ away11/17/01_____ W _____42-24 ____________home11/16/02_____ W _____45-21 ____________ away11/15/03_____ W _____40-22 ____________home11/13/04_____ W _____29-27 ____________ away11/19/05_____ W _____52-28 ____________home11/18/06_____ L ______24-34 ____________ away

Missouri (Iowa trails, 5-7)11/09/1892___ L ______0-22 _____________ away11/18/1893___ W _____34-12 ____________home11/19/1894___ L ______6-32 _____________ away11/18/1895___ L ______0-34 _____________ away11/09/1896___ W _____12-0 _____________ away11/20/02_____ L ______0-6 ______________ away11/14/03_____ W _____16-0 _____________ away10/27/06_____ W _____24-4 _____________home10/19/07_____ W _____21-6 _____________home10/17/08_____ L ______5-10 _____________ away10/30/09_____ L ______12-13 ____________home10/15/10_____ L ______0-5 ______________ away

Monmouth (Iowa leads, 4-0)9/30/05______ W _____40-0 _____________home10/01/27_____ W _____32-6 _____________home10/07/28_____ W _____26-0 _____________home10/06/29_____ W _____46-0 _____________home



Montana (Iowa leads, 1-0)10/02/54_____ W _____48-6 _____________home9/2/06_______ W _____41-7 _____________home

Morningside (Iowa leads, 4-0)10/24/08_____ W _____16-0 _____________ away10/02/10_____ W _____12-0 _____________home10/14/11_____ W _____11-5 _____________ away10/09/15_____ W _____17-6 _____________ away

Nebraska (Iowa trails, 12-26-3)11/25/1891___ W _____22-0 ________ Omaha, NE11/24/1892___ T ______10-10 _______ Omaha, NE11/25/1893___ L ______18-20 _______ Omaha, NE11/29/1894___ L ______0-36 ________ Omaha, NE11/19/1895___ L ______0-6 _________ Omaha, NE11/28/1896___ W _____6-0 _________ Omaha, NE11/26/1896___ T ______0-0 _________ Omaha, NE11/25/1897___ L ______0-6 ____ Council Bluffs, IA11/24/1898___ W _____6-5 ____ Council Bluffs, IA11/04/1899___ W _____30-0 ________ Omaha, NE10/31/1903___ L ______6-17 _____________home11/05/04_____ L ______12-17 ____________ away10/31/08_____ L ______8-11 _____________home10/23/09_____ T ______6-6 ______________ away11/22/13_____ L ______0-12 _____________ away11/21/14_____ L ______7-16 _____________home11/20/15_____ L ______7-51 _____________ away11/25/16_____ L ______17-34 ____________home10/13/17_____ L ______0-47 _____________ away10/05/18_____ W _____12-0 _____________ away10/04/19_____ W _____18-0 _____________home11/22/30_____ W _____12-7 _____________home11/07/31_____ L ______0-7 ______________ away11/05/32_____ L ______13-14 ____________home11/25/33_____ L ______6-7 ______________ away10/14/34_____ L ______13-14 ____________ away11/20/37_____ L ______0-28 _____________ away11/19/38_____ L ______0-14 _____________home11/09/40_____ L ______6-14 _____________ away11/22/41_____ L ______13-14 ____________ away09/26/42_____ W _____27-0 _____________home11/20/43_____ W _____33-13 ____________ away11/24/45_____ L ______6-13 _____________ away10/12/46_____ W _____21-7 _____________home9/22/79______ L ______21-24 ____________home9/20/80______ L ______0-57 _____________ away9/12/81______ W _____10-7 _____________home9/11/82______ L ______7-42 _____________ away9/04/99______ L ______42-7 _____________home9/23/00______ L ______13-42 ____________ away

New Mexico State (Iowa leads, 1-0)9/30/95______ W ____ 59-21 ___________home

North Carolina State (Iowa trails, 0-3)11/20/65_____ L _____ 20-28 ___________home12/31/88_____ L _____ 23-28 _____ Atlanta, GA8/29/92______ L _____ 14-24 _E. Rutherford, NJ

North Dakota (Iowa leads, 1-0)10/09/26_____ W _____40-7 _____________home

North Dakota State (Iowa leads, 2-0)9/21/46______ W _____39-0 _____________home9/20/47______ W _____59-0 _____________home

Northern Illinois (Iowa leads, 6-0)9/21/85______ W _____48-20 ____________home9/20/86______ W _____57-3 _____________home9/28/91______ W _____58-7 _____________home11/06/93_____ W _____54-20 ____________home9/18/99______ W _____24-0 _____________home10/28/06_____ W _____24-14 ____________home

Northern Iowa (Iowa leads, 13-1)11/05/1898___ L _____ 5-11 ____________ away9/23/1899____ W ____ 22-0 ____________home10/06/1900___ W ____ 69-0 ____________home10/05/1901___ W ____ 16-0 ____________home10/04/02_____ W ____ 26-5 ____________home10/03/03_____ W ____ 29-0 ____________home10/22/04_____ W ____ 11-5 ____________home10/28/05_____ W ____ 41-5 ____________home10/07/12_____ W ____ 35-7 ____________home10/08/13_____ W ____ 45-3 ____________home10/03/14_____ W ____ 95-0 ____________home9/09/95______ W ____ 34-13 ___________home9/06/97______ W ____ 66-0 ____________home9/17/05______ W ____ 45-21 ___________home

Northwestern (Iowa leads, 45-20-3)10/16/97_____ W _____12-6 _____________ away11/23/00_____ T ______5-5 ______________ away10/08/10_____ L ______5-10 _____________ away11/25/11_____ W _____6-0 ______________home10/29/13_____ W _____78-6 _____________ away11/07/14_____ W _____27-0 _____________ away10/16/15_____ W _____9-6 ______________home11/11/16_____ L ______13-20 ____________ away11/17/17_____ L ______14-25 ____________ away11/16/18_____ W _____23-7 _____________home11/08/19_____ W _____14-7 _____________ away11/06/20_____ W _____20-0 _____________home11/19/21_____ W _____14-0 _____________ away11/25/22_____ W _____37-3 _____________home11/24/23_____ W _____17-14 ____________ away11/20/26_____ L ______6-13 _____________home11/29/27_____ L ______0-12 _____________ away11/21/31_____ L ______0-19 _____________home11/19/32_____ L ______6-44 _____________ away10/07/33_____ W _____7-0 ______________ away10/06/34_____ W _____20-7 _____________ away11/23/35_____ T ______0-0 ______________ away10/03/36_____ L ______7-18 _____________ away11/25/39_____ T ______7-7 ______________ away10/22/49_____ W _____28-21 ____________home11/15/52_____ W _____39-14 ____________ away10/26/57_____ W _____6-0 ______________ away10/25/58_____ W _____26-20 ____________home10/03/59_____ L ______10-14 ____________home10/01/60_____ W _____42-0 _____________ away10/23/65_____ L ______0-9 ______________ away10/22/66_____ L ______15-24 ____________home11/11/67_____ L ______24-39 ____________ away11/09/68_____ W _____68-34 ____________home10/09/71_____ L ______3-28 _____________home10/14/72_____ W _____23-12 ____________ away10/13/73_____ L ______15-31 ____________ away10/12/74_____ W _____35-10 ____________home11/01/75_____ W _____24-21 ____________ away10/30/76_____ W _____13-10 ____________home9/10/77______ W _____24-0 _____________home9/16/78______ W _____20-3 _____________home10/13/79 ____ W _____58-6 _____________ away10/18/80_____ W _____25-3 _____________home10/03/81_____ W _____64-0 _____________ away10/02/82_____ W _____45-7 _____________home10/08/83_____ W _____61-21 ____________home10/06/84_____ W _____31-3 _____________ away10/26/85_____ W _____49-10 ____________ away10/25/86_____ W _____27-20 ____________home11/07/87_____ W _____52-24 ____________ away11/05/88_____ W _____35-10 ____________home10/28/89_____ W _____35-22 ____________ away10/27/90_____ W _____56-14 ____________home11/16/91_____ W _____24-10 ____________ away11/14/92_____ W _____56-14 ____________home11/13/93_____ W _____23-19 ____________ away11/12/94_____ W _____49-13 ____________home

11/11/95_____ L ______20-31 ____________ away11/09/96_____ L ______13-40 ____________home11/15/97_____ L ______14-15 ____________ away10/10/98_____ W _____26-24 ____________home10/16/99_____ L ______21-23 ____________ away11/11/00_____ W _____27-17 ____________home11/10/01_____ W _____59-16 ____________ away11/09/02_____ W _____62-10 ____________home11/05/05_____ L ______27-28 ____________ away11/04/06_____ L ______7-21 _____________home

Notre Dame (Iowa trails, 8-13-3)10/08/21_____ W _____10-7 _____________home11/11/39_____ W _____7-6 ______________home11/16/40_____ W _____7-0 ______________ away10/27/45_____ L ______0-56 _____________ away10/26/46_____ L ______6-41 _____________home10/25/47_____ L ______0-21 _____________ away10/23/48_____ L ______12-27 ____________home11/19/49_____ L ______7-28 _____________ away11/18/50_____ T ______14-14 ____________home11/24/51_____ T ______20-20 ____________ away11/22/52_____ L ______0-27 _____________home11/21/53_____ T ______14-14 ____________ away11/20/54_____ L ______18-34 ____________home11/19/55_____ L ______14-17 ____________ away11/24/56_____ W _____48-8 _____________home11/23/57_____ W _____21-13 ____________ away11/22/58_____ W _____31-21 ____________home11/21/59_____ L ______19-20 ____________home11/19/60_____ W _____28-0 _____________ away11/25/61_____ W _____42-21 ____________home11/24/62_____ L ______12-35 ____________ away11/21/64_____ L ______0-28 _____________ away10/07/67_____ L ______6-56 _____________ away10/05/68_____ L ______28-51 ____________home

Ohio State (Iowa trails, 14-44-3)11/18/22_____ W _____12-9 _____________ away11/27/23_____ W _____20-0 _____________ away10/14//24____ T ______0-0 ______________home10/24/25_____ W _____15-0 _____________ away10/23/26_____ L ______6-23 _____________home10/08/27_____ L ______6-13 _____________ away11/10/28_____ W _____14-7 _____________ away10/13/29_____ L ______6-7 ______________ away11/24/34_____ L ______7-40 _____________ away10/07/44_____ L ______0-34 _____________ away10/06/45_____ L ______0-42 _____________ away10/18/47_____ T ______13-13 ____________ away10/09/48_____ W _____14-7 _____________ away10/28/50_____ L ______21-83 ____________ away10/27/51_____ L ______21-47 ____________ away10/25/52_____ W _____8-0 ______________home10/16/54_____ L ______14-20 ____________ away11/12/55_____ L ______10-20 ____________ away11/17/56_____ W _____6-0 ______________home11/16/57_____ L ______13-17 ____________ away11/15/58_____ L ______28-38 ____________home11/14/59_____ W _____16-7 _____________ away11/12/60_____ W _____35-12 ____________home11/04/61_____ L ______13-29 ____________ away11/03/62_____ W _____28-14 ____________home11/02/63_____ L ______3-7 ______________ away10/31/64_____ L ______19-21 ____________home11/13/65_____ L ______0-38 _____________ away11/12/66_____ L ______10-14 ____________home11/18/67_____ L ______10-21 ____________ away11/16/68_____ L ______27-33 ____________home9/11/71______ L ______21-52 ____________ away9/16/72______ L ______0-21 _____________ away11/17/73_____ L ______13-55 ____________ away11/16/74_____ L ______10-35 ____________home10/11/75_____ L ______0-49 _____________ away10/09/76_____ L ______14-34 ____________home10/15/77_____ L ______6-27 _____________home



11/10/79_____ L ______7-34 _____________ away11/15/80_____ L ______7-41 _____________home9/24/83______ W _____20-14 ____________home9/22/84______ L ______26-45 ____________ away11/02/85_____ L ______13-22 ____________ away11/01/86_____ L ______10-31 ____________home11/14/87_____ W _____29-27 ____________ away11/12/88_____ T ______24-24 ____________home11/11/89_____ L ______0-28 _____________ away11/10/90_____ L ______26-27 ____________home11/02/91_____ W _____16-9 _____________ away10/31/92_____ L ______15-38 ____________home10/28/95_____ L ______35-56 ____________ away10/26/96_____ L ______26-38 ____________home10/04/97_____ L ______7-23 _____________ away11/14/98_____ L ______14-45 ____________home10/30/99_____ L ______11-41 ____________ away10/21/00_____ L ______10-38 ____________home10/18/03_____ L ______10-19 ____________ away10/16/04_____ W _____33-7 _____________home9/24/05______ L ______6-31 _____________ away9/30/06______ L ______17-38 ____________home

Oklahoma (Iowa trails, 0-1)9/15/79______ L ______6-21 _____________ away

Oklahoma State (Series tied, 1-1)9/29/23______ W _____29-0 _____________home10/04/30_____ L ______0-6 ______________home

Oregon (Iowa trails, 1-2)10/29/49_____ W _____34-31 ____________home9/16/89______ L ______6-44 _____________home9/24/94______ L ______18-40 ____________ away

Oregon State (Iowa leads, 7-5)10/06/56_____ W _____14-13 ____________home1/01/57______ W _____35-19 _____ Pasadena, CA09/24/60_____ W _____22-12 ____________home9/29/62______ W _____28-8 _____________home9/25/65______ W _____27-7 _____________ away9/24/66______ L ______3-17 _____________home9/30/67______ L ______18-38 ____________home9/21/68______ W _____21-20 ____________home9/20/69______ L ______14-42 ____________home9/19/70______ L ______14-21 ____________ away9/18/71______ L ______19-33 ____________ away9/23/72______ W _____19-11 ____________home

P & S (Iowa trails, 0-1)10/23/1897___ L ______0-14 _____________home

Parsons College (Iowa leads, 1-0)10/19/1895___ W _____28-0 _____________ away

Penn College (Iowa leads, 2-0)11/28/1895___ W _____14-12 ____________ away10/14/1899___ W _____35-0 _____________home

Penn State (Iowa trails, 9-10)11/15/30_____ W _____19-0 _____________home9/25/71______ L ______14-44 ____________home9/30/72______ L ______10-14 ____________ away9/29/73______ L ______8-27 _____________ away9/28/74______ L ______0-27 _____________home9/27/75______ L ______10-30 ____________home9/25/76______ W _____7-6 ______________ away9/17/83______ W _____42-34 ____________ away9/15/84______ L ______17-20 ____________home9/18/93______ L ______0-31 _____________home9/17/94______ L ______21-61 ____________ away10/21/95_____ L ______27-41 ____________home10/19/96_____ W _____21-20 ____________ away

10/09/99_____ L ______7-31 _____________home11/04/00_____ W _____26-23 (2OT) _______ away9/29/01______ W _____24-18 ____________home9/28/02______ W _____42-35 (OT) ________ away10/25/03_____ W _____26-14 ____________home10/23/04_____ W _____6-4 ______________ away

Pittsburgh (Iowa trails, 1-2)10/03/31_____ L ______0-20 _____________home10/13/51_____ W _____34-17 ____________home9/26/52______ L ______14-26 ____________ away

Purdue (Iowa trails, 32-44-3)10/22/10_____ W _____16-0 _____________home11/11/11_____ W _____11-0 _____________ away11/06/15_____ L ______13-19 ____________ away10/21/16_____ W _____24-6 _____________home10/21/21_____ W _____13-6 _____________ away10/28/22_____ W _____56-0 _____________home10/13/23_____ W _____7-0 ______________home11/16/29_____ L ______0-7 ______________ away10/18/30_____ L ______0-20 _____________home11/14/31_____ L ______0-22 _____________ away11/12/32_____ L ______0-18 _____________home11/18/33_____ W _____14-6 _____________ away11/10/34_____ L ______6-13 _____________home11/16/35_____ L ______6-12 _____________ away11/14/36_____ L ______0-13 _____________home10/30/37_____ L ______0-13 _____________ away10/29/38_____ T ______0-0 ______________home11/04/39_____ W _____4-0 ______________ away11/02/40_____ L ______6-21 _____________home10/25/41_____ L ______6-7 ______________ away10/31/42_____ W _____13-7 _____________home10/23/43_____ L ______7-28 _____________ away10/21/44_____ L ______7-26 _____________home10/13/45_____ L ______0-40 _____________ away9/28/46______ W _____16-0 _____________home11/01/47_____ L ______0-21 _____________ away10/16/48_____ L ______13-20 ____________home10/01/49_____ W _____21-7 _____________ away10/21/50_____ W _____33-21 ____________home10/06/51_____ L ______30-34 ____________ away10/11/52_____ L ______14-41 ____________ away11/07/53_____ W _____26-0 _____________ away11/06/54_____ W _____25-14 ____________home10/15/55_____ T ______20-20 ____________home10/27/56_____ W _____21-20 ____________ away10/24/59_____ L ______7-14 _____________ away10/22/60_____ W _____21-14 ____________home10/28/61_____ L ______0-9 ______________ away10/27/62_____ L ______3-26 _____________home10/26/63_____ L ______0-14 _____________ away10/24/64_____ L ______14-19 ____________home10/09/65_____ L ______14-17 ____________home10/08/66_____ L ______0-35 _____________ away10/28/67_____ L ______22-41 ____________home10/26/68_____ L ______15-44 ____________ away10/18/69_____ L ______31-35 ____________ away10/17/70_____ L ______3-24 _____________home10/02/71_____ L ______13-45 ____________ away10/07/72_____ L ______0-24 _____________home11/03/73_____ L ______23-48 ____________home11/02/74_____ L ______14-38 ____________ away11/15/75_____ L ______18-19 ____________ away11/13/76_____ L ______0-21 _____________home10/22/77_____ L ______21-34 ____________ away10/28/78_____ L ______7-34 _____________home11/03/79_____ L ______14-20 ____________home11/08/80_____ L ______13-58 ____________ away11/07/81_____ W _____33-7 _____________home11/06/82_____ L ______7-16 _____________ away10/15/83_____ W _____31-14 ____________home10/13/84_____ W _____40-3 _____________ away

11/16/85_____ W _____27-24 ____________ away11/15/86_____ W _____42-14 ____________home10/24/87_____ W _____38-14 ____________home10/22/88_____ W _____31-7 _____________ away11/18/89_____ W _____24-0 _____________ away11/17/90_____ W _____38-9 _____________home10/25/91_____ W _____31-21 ____________ away10/24/92_____ L ______16-27 ____________home10/30/93_____ W _____26-17 ____________home10/29/94_____ T ______21-21 ____________ away11/01/97_____ W _____35-17 ____________home10/31/98_____ L ______14-36 ____________ away10/06/01_____ L ______14-23 ____________ away10/05/02_____ W _____31-28 ____________home11/08/03_____ L ______14-27 ____________ away11/06/04_____ W _____23-21 ____________home10/08/05_____ W _____34-17 ____________ away10/07/06_____ W _____47-17 ____________home

Ripon College (Iowa leads, 1-0)10/20/28_____ W _____61-6 _____________home

Rush College (Series tied, 1-1)10/29/1898___ L ______11-15 ____________ away10/21/1899___ W _____17-0 _____________home

St. Louis (Iowa leads, 2-1)11/30/05_____ W _____31-0 _____________ away11/29/06_____ L ______0-39 _____________ away10/10/25_____ W _____41-0 _____________home

San Diego State (Iowa leads, 1-0)12/30/86_____ W _____39-38 _____San Diego, CA

Simpson College (Iowa leads, 4-0)11/17/1898___ W _____12-0 _____________home10/12/1900___ W _____47-0 _____________home10/18/02_____ W _____10-0 _____________ away11/06/03_____ W _____35-2 _____________home

South Dakota (Iowa leads, 8-0)11/10/17_____ W _____35-0 _____________home11/01/19_____ W _____26-13 ____________home11/03/28_____ W _____19-0 _____________home9/29/34______ W _____34-0 _____________home10/05/35_____ W _____47-2 _____________home10/10/36_____ W _____33-7 _____________home9/30/39______ W _____41-0 _____________home10/05/40_____ W _____46-0 _____________home

Southeast Oklahoma (Iowa leads, 1-0)10/04/24_____ W _____43-0 _____________home

Southern Cal (Iowa trails, 2-7)11/21/25_____ L ______0-18 _____________ away9/29/50______ W _____20-14 ____________ away10/07/61_____ W _____35-34 ____________ away10/06/62_____ L ______0-7 ______________home9/26/70______ L ______0-48 _____________home10/05/74_____ L ______3-41 _____________ away10/04/75_____ L ______16-27 ____________home10/02/76_____ L ______0-55 _____________ away1/02/03______ L ______17-38 ________ Miami, FL

Syracuse (Series tied, 1-1)9/20/75______ L ______7-10 _____________ away9/18/76______ W _____41-3 _____________home

Temple (Iowa leads, 1-0)11/21/36_____ W _____25-0 _____________ away

Tennessee (Series tied, 1-1)12/31/82_____ W _____28-22 _______Atlanta, GA8/30/87______ L ______22-23 East Rutherford, NJ



Texas A&M (Iowa trails, 0-1)10/10/31_____ L ______0-29 _____________ away

Texas-El Paso (Iowa leads, 1-0)9/27/86______ W _____69-7 _____________home

Texas Christian (Iowa leads, 2-1)9/27/58______ W _____17-0 _____________home9/23/67______ W _____24-9 _____________home9/28/68______ L ______17-28 ____________ away

Texas Tech (Iowa leads, 2-0)12/29/96_____ W _____27-0 ____San Antonio, TX12/29/01_____ W _____19-16 ___San Antonio, TX

Tulsa (Iowa leads, 3-1)9/30/89______ W _____30-22 ____________home9/04/93______ W _____26-25 ____________home9/21/96______ L ______20-27 ____________ away9/13/97______ W _____54-16 ____________home

UCLA (Iowa trails, 3-6)9/23/38______ L ______3-27 _____________ away9/26/47______ L ______7-22 _____________ away9/24/49______ L ______25-41 ____________home10/21/55_____ L ______13-33 ____________ away9/22/73______ L ______18-55 ____________ away9/21/74______ W _____21-10 ____________home*10/01/77____ L ______16-34 ____________ away9/26/81______ W _____20-7 _____________home1/01/85______ L ______28-45 _____ Pasadena, CA* - - Iowa was awarded a forfeit

Upper Iowa (Iowa leads, 2-0)10/22/1898___ W _____23-5 _____________home9/28/1900____ W _____57-0 _____________home

Utah (Iowa trails, 0-1)10/07/78_____ L ______9-13 _____________home

Utah State (Iowa leads, 2-0)9/28/57______ W _____70-14 ____________home9/21/02______ W _____48-7 _____________home

Wabash College (Iowa leads, 2-0)10/31/25_____ W _____28-7 _____________home10/15/27_____ W _____38-0 _____________home

Washington (Series tied, 3-3)9/25/37______ L ______0-14 _____________ away10/05/63_____ W _____17-7 _____________ away10/03/64_____ W _____28-18 ____________home1/01/81______ L ______0-28 ______ Pasadena, CA1/01/90______ L ______34-46 _____ Pasadena, CA12/29/95_____ W _____38-18 _______ El Paso, TX

Washington State (Iowa leads, 3-1-1)10/03/53_____ W _____54-12 ____________home10/05/57_____ W _____20-13 ____________home9/28/63______ T ______14-14 ____________home9/18/65______ L ______0-7 ______________home9/27/69______ W _____61-35 ____________home

Washington, MO (Iowa leads, 4-0)11/15/02_____ W _____61-0 _____________ away11/26/03_____ W _____12-2 _____________ away11/19/10_____ W _____38-0 _____________ away9/19/42______ W _____26-7 _____________home

Western Michigan (Iowa trails, 0-1)9/09/00______ L ______21-27 ____________home

Wilton (Iowa leads, 2-0)11/04/1896___ W _____27-0 _____________home10/02/1897___ W _____22-4 _____________home

Wisconsin (Series tied, 40-40-2)10/29/1894___ L ______0-44 _____________ away11/03/1906___ L ______4-18 _____________ away11/02/07_____ L ______5-6 ______________home11/23/11_____ L ______0-12 _____________ away11/04/12_____ L ______10-28 ____________home11/27/17_____ L ______0-20 _____________ away11/15/24_____ W _____21-7 _____________ away11/07/25_____ L ______0-6 ______________home11/13/26_____ L ______10-20 ____________ away11/12/27_____ W _____16-0 _____________ away11/17/28_____ L ______0-13 _____________home10/26/29_____ W _____14-0 _____________ away10/08/32_____ L ______0-34 _____________ away10/21/33_____ W _____26-7 _____________home10/16/37_____ L ______6-13 _____________ away10/08/38_____ L ______13-31 ____________home10/28/39_____ W _____19-13 ____________ away10/12/40_____ W _____30-12 ____________home10/18/41_____ L ______0-23 _____________ away10/07/42_____ W _____6-0 ______________home10/02/43_____ L ______5-7 ______________home11/11/44_____ L ______7-26 _____________ away11/03/45_____ L ______7-27 _____________home11/09/46_____ W _____21-7 _____________ away11/08/47_____ L ______14-46 ____________ away10/30/48_____ W _____19-13 ____________home11/12/49_____ L ______13-35 ____________ away10/14/50_____ L ______0-14 _____________home11/17/51_____ L ______7-34 _____________ away10/18/52_____ L ______13-42 ____________home10/31/53_____ L ______6-10 _____________ away10/30/54_____ W _____13-7 _____________home10/01/55_____ L ______14-37 ____________ away

10/13/56_____ W _____13-7 _____________home10/19/57_____ W _____21-7 _____________home10/18/58_____ W _____20-9 _____________ away10/17/59_____ L ______16-25 ____________ away10/15/60_____ W _____28-21 ____________home10/21/61_____ W _____47-15 ____________home10/20/62_____ L ______14-42 ____________ away10/19/63_____ L ______7-10 _____________home10/17/64_____ L ______21-31 ____________ away10/02/65_____ L ______13-16 ____________ away10/01/66_____ L ______0-7 ______________home10/21/67_____ T ______21-21 ____________ away10/19/68_____ W _____41-0 _____________home10/11/69_____ L ______17-23 ____________ away10/10/70_____ W _____24-14 ____________home10/30/71_____ W _____20-16 ____________home11/04/72_____ L ______14-16 ____________ away11/10/73_____ L ______7-35 _____________ away11/09/74_____ L ______15-28 ____________home11/08/75_____ W _____45-28 ____________home11/06/76_____ L ______21-38 ____________ away11/12/77_____ W _____24-8 _____________ away11/18/78_____ W _____38-24 ____________home10/27/79_____ W _____24-13 ____________ away11/01/80_____ W _____22-13 ____________home11/14/81_____ W _____17-7 _____________ away11/13/82_____ W _____28-14 ____________home11/05/83_____ W _____34-14 ____________ away11/03/84_____ T ______10-10 ____________home10/12/85_____ W _____23-13 ____________ away10/11/86_____ W _____17-6 _____________home10/10/87_____ W _____31-10 ____________ away10/08/88_____ W _____31-6 _____________home10/14/89_____ W _____31-24 ____________ away10/13/90_____ W _____30-10 ____________home10/12/91_____ W _____10-6 _____________ away10/10/92_____ W _____23-22 ____________home11/18/95_____ W _____33-20 ____________ away11/16/96_____ W _____31-0 _____________home11/08/97_____ L ______10-13 ____________ away10/24/98_____ L ______0-31 _____________home11/13/99_____ L ______3-41 _____________ away10/28/00_____ L ______7-13 _____________home11/03/01_____ L ______28-34 ____________ away11/02/02_____ W _____20-3 _____________home11/22/03_____ W _____27-21 ____________home11/20/04_____ W _____30-7 _____________home11/12/05_____ W _____20-10 ____________ away11/11/06_____ L ______21-24 ____________home

Wyoming (Iowa leads, 2-0)10/17/53_____ W _____21-7 _____________home12/30/87_____ W _____20-19 _____San Diego, CA

Yale (Iowa leads, 1-0)10/14/22_____ W _____6-0 ______________ away


ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTS/COACHES RECORDS

Team First Game W-L-TAir Force 1958 0-0-1Akron 2002 1-0-0Arkansas 1925 1-0-0Arizona 1966 5-6-0Arizona State 1997 1-2-0Augustana 1894 2-0-0Ball State 2005 1-0-0Berg AAF 1945 1-0-0Boston University 1948 1-0-0Bradley Tech 1930 5-0-0Buffalo 2003 1-0-0Butler 1924 1-0-0Brigham Young 1991 0-0-1California 1958 3-1-0Camp Dodge 1918 0-0-1Camp Grant 1942 1-0-0Carleton 1936 1-0-0Carroll 1926 2-0-0Centenary 1930 0-1-0Central Michigan 1994 2-0-0Chicago 1894 3-9-2Cincinnati 1990 1-0-0Coe 1892 9-0-0Colgate 1935 1-1-0Colorado 1988 0-2-0Colorado Teachers 1926 1-0-0Cornell 1891 13-1-0Denver 1927 1-0-0Denver Athletic Club 1893 0-1-0Des Moines 1905 1-0-0Des Moines YMCA 1896 1-0-0Detroit 1930 1-0-0Doane 1895 0-1-0Drake 1896 12-3-0Florida 1983 1-2-0George Washington 1931 1-1-0Great Lakes 1917 0-4-0Grinnell 1889 11-5-1Hawaii 1956 3-1-0Idaho 1964 1-0-0Illinois 1899 28-37-2Indiana 1912 38-26-4Iowa Preflight 1943 0-2-0Iowa State 1894 36-18-0Iowa Wesleyan 1890 1-0-0Kansas 1891 4-6-0Kansas State 1951 5-1-0Kent State 2001 2-0-0Knox 1892 6-0-1Lawrence 1924 1-0-0Louisiana State 2005 1-0-0Luther 1893 1-0-0Marquette 1930 1-1-0Miami, Fla. 1950 0-4-0Miami, OH 2001 3-0-0Michigan 1900 10-40-4Michigan State 1953 19-17-2

Team First Game W-L-TMinnesota 1891 39-59-2Missouri 1892 5-7-0Monmouth 1905 4-0-0Montana 1954 2-0-0Morningside 1908 4-0-0Nebraska 1891 12-26-3New Mexico State 1995 1-0-0North Carolina State 1965 0-3-0North Dakota 1926 1-0-0North Dakota State 1946 2-0-0Northern Illinois 1985 6-0-0Northern Iowa 1898 13-1-0Northwestern 1897 45-20-3Notre Dame 1921 8-13-3Ohio State 1922 14-44-3Oklahoma 1979 0-1-0Oklahoma State 1923 1-1-0Oregon 1949 1-2-0Oregon State 1956 7-5-0P & S 1897 0-1-0Parsons 1895 1-0-0Penn College 1895 2-0-0Penn State 1930 9-10-0Pittsburgh 1931 1-2-0Purdue 1910 32-44-3Ripon 1928 1-0-0Rush 1898 1-1-0St. Louis 1905 2-1-0San Diego State 1986 1-0-0Simpson 1898 4-0-0South Dakota 1917 8-0-0Southeast Oklahoma 1924 1-0-0Southern Cal 1925 2-7-0Syracuse 1975 2-1-0Temple 1936 1-0-0Tennessee 1982 1-1-0Texas 1984 1-0-0Texas A&M 1931 0-1-0Texas El Paso 1986 1-0-0Texas Christian 1958 2-1-0Texas Tech 1996 2-0-0Tulsa 1989 3-1-0UCLA 1938 3-6-0Upper Iowa 1898 2-0-0Utah 1978 0-1-0Utah State 1957 2-0-0Wabash 1925 2-0-0Washington 1937 3-3-0Washington State 1953 3-1-1Washington, Mo. 1902 4-0-0Western Michigan 2000 0-1-0Wilton 1896 2-0-0Wisconsin 1894 40-40-2Wyoming 1953 2-0-0Yale 1922 1-0-0

2007 opponents listed in boldface

All-Time Series Results All-Time Coaches RecordsRanked According to Total Victories

Overall Big TenName Years W-L Pct. W-L Pct.Hayden Fry 1979-98 143-89-6 .613 96-61-5 .608Kirk Ferentz 1999-p 55-43-0 .561 34-30 .531Forest Evashevski 1952-60 52-27-4 .651 33-21-2 .607Howard Jones 1916-23 42-17-1 .708 21-12-0 .636Eddie Anderson 1939-42, 1946-49 35-33-2 .514 21-24-2 .468Burt Ingwersen 1924-31 33-27-4 .547 11-20-4 .371Alden Knipe 1899-1902 29-11-4 .705 2-6-1 .278John Chalmers 1903-05 24-8-0 .750 1-6-0 .143Jess Hawley 1910-15 24-18-0 .571 8-11-0 .278Bob Commings 1974-78 18-37-0 .327 13-27 .325Jerry Burns 1961-65 16-27-2 .378 8-15-1 .354Ray Nagel 1966-70 16-32-1 .340 11-22-2 .343Ossie Solem 1932-36 15-21-4 .425 5-16-4 .280A.E. Bull 1896 7-1-1 .833 - - - - - -Mark Catlin 1906-08 7-10-0 .412 1-3-0 .250Leonard Raffensperger 1950-51 5-10-3 .361 2-9-1 .208Otto Wagonhurst 1897 4-4-0 .500 - - - - - -Roger Sherman 1894 4-4-1 .500 - - - - - -Frank Lauterbur 1971-73 4-28-1 .136 3-22-1 .135No head coach 1889-91 4-4-0 .500 - - - - - -E.A. Dalton 1892 3-2-1 .583 - - - - - -Ben Donnelly 1893 3-4-0 .429 - - - - - -John Griffith 1909 2-4-1 .357 0-1-0 .000Clem Crowe 1945 2-7-0 .222 1-5-0 .167Irl Tubbs 1937-38 2-13-1 .156 1-8-1 .150Slip Madigan 1943-44 2-13-1 .156 0-10-1 .045

Ranked According to Overall Game Winning Percentage Overall Big TenName Years W-L Pct. W-L Pct.A.E. Bull 1896 7-1-1 .833 - - - - - -John Chalmers 1903-05 24-8-0 .750 1-6-0 .143Howard Jones 1916-23 42-17-1 .708 21-12-0 .636Alden Knipe 1899-1902 29-11-4 .705 2-6-1 .278Forest Evashevski 1952-60 52-27-4 .651 33-21-2 .607Hayden Fry 1979-98 143-89-6 .613 96-51-5 .648E.A. Dalton 1892 3-2-1 .583 - - - - - -Jess Hawley 1910-15 24-18-0 .571 8-11-0 .278Kirk Ferentz 1999-p 55-43-0 .561 34-30 .531Burt Ingwersen 1924-31 33-27-4 .547 11-20-4 .371Eddie Anderson 1939-42, 1946-49 35-33-2 .514 21-24-2 .468Roger Sherman 1894 4-4-1 .500 - - - - - -Otto Wagonhurst 1897 4-4-0 .500 - - - - - -No head coach 1889-91 4-4-0 .500 - - - - - -Ben Donnelly 1893 3-4-0 .429 - - - - - -Ossie Solem 1932-36 15-21-4 .425 5-16-4 .280Mark Catlin 1906-08 7-10-0 .412 1-3-0 .250Jerry Burns 1961-65 16-27-2 .378 8-15-1 .354Leonard Raffensperger 1950-51 5-10-3 .361 2-9-1 .208Ray Nagel 1966-70 16-32-1 .340 11-22-2 .343John Griffith 1909 2-4-1 .357 0-1-0 .000Bob Commings 1974-78 18-37-0 .327 13-27 .325Clem Crowe 1945 2-7-0 .222 1-5-0 .167Slip Madigan 1943-44 2-13-1 .156 0-10-1 .045Irl Tubbs 1937-38 2-13-1 .156 1-8-1 .150Frank Lauterbur 1971-73 4-28-1 .136 3-22-1 .135


9/1 (1-0)2001 * Kent State _____________ W ______ 51-0

9/8 (2-1)1979 * Indiana ________________ L ______ 26-301984 * Iowa State _____________ W _____ 59-212001 * Miami (OH) _____________ W _____ 44-19

9/15 (1-3)1973 * Michigan ______________ L _______ 7-311979 Oklahoma ______________ L _______ 6-211984 * Penn State _____________ L ______ 17-201990 * Cincinnati ______________ W _____ 63-10

9/22 (1-3)1973 UCLA __________________ L ______ 18-551979 * Nebraska _______________ L ______ 21-241984 Ohio State _____________ L ______ 26-451990 * Iowa State _____________ W _____ 45-35

9/29 (10-2)1923 * Oklahoma A&M _________ W ______ 20-01934 * South Dakota ___________ W ______ 34-01945 * Berg AAF ______________ W _____ 14-131950 USC ___________________ W _____ 20-141951 * Kansas State ___________ W ______ 16-01956 Indiana ________________ W ______ 27-01962 * Oregon State ___________ W ______ 28-81973 Penn State _____________ L _______ 8-271979 * Iowa State _____________ W _____ 30-141984 * Illinois ________________ W _____ 21-161990 Miami (FL) _____________ L ______ 21-482001 * Penn State _____________ W _____ 24-18

10/6 (10-5)1900 * Iowa Teachers ___________ W ______ 68-01913 * Cornell ________________ W ______ 76-01917 * Cornell ________________ W _____ 22-131923 * Knox __________________ W ______ 44-31928 * Monmouth _____________ W ______ 26-01934 Northwestern ___________ W ______ 20-71945 Ohio State _____________ L _______ 0-421951 Purdue ________________ L ______ 30-341956 * Oregon State ___________ W _____ 14-131962 * USC ___________________ L ________ 0-71973 * Arizona ________________ L ______ 20-231979 Illinois ________________ W ______ 13-71984 Northwestern ___________ W ______ 31-31990 Michigan State __________ W ______ 12-72001 Purdue ________________ L ______ 14-23

10/13 (10-5)1894 * Cornell ________________ W ______ 60-01900 * Simpson _______________ W ______ 47-01917 Nebraska _______________ L _______ 0-471923 * Purdue ________________ W _______ 7-01928 Chicago ________________ W ______ 13-01934 Nebraska _______________ L ______ 13-141945 Purdue ________________ L _______ 0-401951 * Pittsburgh _____________ W _____ 34-171956 * Wisconsin ______________ W ______ 13-71962 Indiana ________________ W _____ 14-101973 Northwestern ___________ L ______ 15-311979 Northwestern ___________ W ______ 58-61984 Purdue ________________ W ______ 40-31990 * Wisconsin ______________ W _____ 30-102001 Michigan State __________ L ______ 28-31

10/20 (6-8)1894 Augustana _____________ W ______ 34-01917 * Grinnell _______________ L _______ 0-101923 * Illinois ________________ L ________ 6-91928 * Ripon _________________ W ______ 61-61934 Iowa State _____________ L _______ 6-311945 * Indiana ________________ L ______ 20-521951 * Michigan ______________ L _______ 0-211956 * Hawaii ________________ W ______ 34-01962 Wisconsin ______________ L ______ 14-421973 * Minnesota _____________ L ______ 23-311979 * Minnesota _____________ L _______ 7-241984 * Michigan ______________ W ______ 26-01990 Michigan ______________ W _____ 24-232001 * Indiana ________________ W _____ 42-28

10/27 (7-7-1)1894 Chicago ________________ T ______ 18-181906 * Missouri _______________ W ______ 26-41917 Wisconsin ______________ L _______ 0-201923 Ohio State _____________ W ______ 20-01928 * Minnesota _____________ W _______ 7-61934 * Minnesota _____________ L ______ 12-481945 Notre Dame ____________ L _______ 0-561951 Ohio State _____________ L ______ 21-471956 Purdue ________________ W _____ 21-201962 * Purdue ________________ L _______ 3-261973 Illinois ________________ L _______ 0-501979 Wisconsin ______________ W _____ 24-131984 Indiana ________________ W _____ 24-201990 * Northwestern ___________ W _____ 56-142001 * Michigan ______________ L ______ 26-32

11/3 (4-8-3)1894 * Kansas ________________ W _____ 14-121906 Wisconsin ______________ L _______ 4-181917 * Great Lakes ____________ L ______ 14-231923 * Michigan ______________ L ________ 3-91928 * South Dakota ___________ W ______ 19-01934 Indiana ________________ T ________ 0-01945 * Wisconsin ______________ L _______ 7-271951 * Minnesota _____________ T ______ 20-201956 * Michigan ______________ L ______ 14-171962 * Ohio State _____________ W _____ 28-141973 * Purdue ________________ L ______ 23-481979 * Purdue ________________ L ______ 14-201984 * Wisconsin ______________ T ______ 10-101990 Illinois ________________ W _____ 54-282001 Wisconsin ______________ L ______ 28-34

11/10 (7-8)1894 * Grinnell _______________ W _______ 6-01900 Michigan ______________ W ______ 28-51906 * Coe ___________________ W _____ 15-121917 * South Dakota ___________ W ______ 35-01928 Ohio State _____________ W ______ 14-71934 * Purdue ________________ L _______ 6-131945 Illinois ________________ L _______ 7-481951 Illinois ________________ L ______ 13-401956 Minnesota _____________ W _______ 7-01962 Minnesota _____________ L _______ 0-101973 Wisconsin ______________ L _______ 7-351979 Ohio State _____________ L _______ 7-341984 * Michigan State __________ L ______ 16-171990 * Ohio State _____________ L ______ 26-272001 Northwestern ___________ W _____ 59-16

11/17 (8-6)1898 * Simpson _______________ W ______ 12-01900 * Grinnell _______________ W ______ 63-21917 Northwestern ___________ L ______ 14-251923 Minnesota _____________ L _______ 7-201928 * Wisconsin ______________ L _______ 0-131945 * Minnesota _____________ W _____ 20-191951 Wisconsin ______________ L _______ 7-341956 * Ohio State _____________ W _______ 6-01962 * Michigan ______________ W _____ 28-141973 Ohio State _____________ L ______ 13-551979 * Michigan State __________ W _____ 33-231984 Minnesota _____________ L ______ 17-231990 * Purdue ________________ W ______ 38-92001 * Minnesota _____________ W _____ 42-24

* - - at Iowa City^awarded forfeit by NCAA

Atlantic Coast Won _____Lost ____ TiedMiami, FL ______________ 0 ________ 4 ________ 0North Carolina State ______ 0 ________ 3 ________ 0Totals (.000) ___________ 0 ________ 7 ________0

Big East Won _____Lost ____ TiedCincinnati ______________ 1 ________ 0 ________ 0Pittsburgh ______________ 1 ________ 2 ________ 0Syracuse _______________ 2 ________ 1 ________ 0Totals (.571) ___________ 4 ________ 3 ________0

Big Ten Won _____Lost ____ TiedIllinois _________________28 _______37 _______ 2Indiana ________________38 _______26 _______ 4Michigan _______________10 _______40 _______ 4Michigan State __________19 _______17 _______ 2Minnesota ______________39 _______59 _______ 2Northwestern ___________45 _______20 _______ 3Ohio State ______________14 _______44 _______ 3Penn State ______________ 9 ________10 _______ 0Purdue _________________32 _______44 _______ 3Wisconsin ______________40 _______40 _______ 2Totals (.450) __________ 274 ______ 337 ______25

Big 12 Won _____Lost ____ TiedColorado _______________ 0 ________ 2 ________ 0Iowa State ______________36 _______18 _______ 0Kansas _________________ 4 ________ 6 ________ 0Kansas State ____________ 5 ________ 1 ________ 0Missouri ________________ 5 ________ 7 ________ 0Nebraska _______________12 _______26 _______ 3Oklahoma ______________ 0 ________ 1 ________ 0Oklahoma State _________ 1 ________ 1 ________ 0Texas __________________ 1 ________ 1 ________ 0Texas A&M ______________ 0 ________ 1 ________ 0Texas Tech ______________ 2 ________ 0 ________ 0Totals (.508) ___________66 ______ 64 _______3

Conference USA Won _____Lost ____ TiedMarquette ______________ 1 ________ 1 ________ 0Saint Louis _____________ 2 ________ 1 ________ 0Texas-El Paso ____________ 1 ________ 0 ________ 0Tulsa __________________ 3 ________ 1 ________ 0Totals (.700) ___________ 7 ________ 3 ________0

Mid-American Won _____Lost ____ TiedAkron _________________ 1 ________ 0 ________ 0Ball State _______________ 1 ________ 0 ________ 0Buffalo _________________ 1 ________ 0 ________ 0Central Michigan _________ 2 ________ 0 ________ 0Kent State ______________ 2 ________ 0 ________ 0Miami, OH ______________ 3 ________ 0 ________ 0Northern Illinois _________ 6 ________ 0 ________ 0Western Michigan ________ 0 ________ 1 ________ 0Totals (.941) ___________16 _______ 1 ________0

Pacific 10 Won _____Lost ____ TiedArizona ________________ 5 ________ 6 ________ 0Arizona State ___________ 1 ________ 2 ________ 0California _______________ 3 ________ 1 ________ 0Oregon _________________ 1 ________ 2 ________ 0Oregon State ____________ 7 ________ 5 ________ 0Southern California ______ 2 ________ 7 ________ 0UCLA __________________ 3 ________ 6 ________ 0Washington _____________ 3 ________ 3 ________ 0Washington State ________ 3 ________ 1 ________ 1Totals (.460) ___________28 ______ 33 _______1

Southeastern Won _____Lost ____ TiedArkansas _______________ 1 ________ 0 ________ 0Florida _________________ 1 ________ 2 ________ 0Louisiana State __________ 1 ________ 0 ________ 0Tennessee ______________ 1 ________ 1 ________ 0Totals (.571) ___________ 4 ________ 3 ________0

Mountain West Won _____Lost ____ TiedAir Force _______________ 0 ________ 0 ________ 1Brigham Young __________ 0 ________ 0 ________ 1San Diego State _________ 1 ________ 0 ________ 0Texas Christian __________ 2 ________ 1 ________ 0Utah ___________________ 0 ________ 1 ________ 0Wyoming _______________ 2 ________ 0 ________ 0Totals (.667) ___________ 5 ________ 2 ________2

Western Athletic Won _____Lost ____ TiedHawaii _________________ 3 ________ 1 ________ 0Idaho __________________ 1 ________ 0 ________ 0New Mexico State ________ 1 ________ 0 ________ 0Utah State ______________ 2 ________ 0 ________ 0Totals (.818) ___________ 7 ________ 1 ________0

Independents Won _____Lost ____ TiedNotre Dame _____________ 8 ________13 _______ 3Temple _________________ 1 ________ 0 ________ 0Totals (.420) ___________ 9 _______ 13 _______3

RECORD VS. CONFERENCES/DAY-BY-DAY RESULTS


2007-08 BOWL LINE-UPBowl _____________________ Site ________________________ Date, Time ____________________ Conference Affliations ________________________ TVPoinsettia _________________ San Diego, CA ________________ Dec. 20, 8 p.m. _________________ Mountain West vs. At-Large ____________________ESPNNew Orleans ________________ New Orleans, LA ______________ Dec. 21, 7 p.m. _________________ Sun Belt vs. C-USA __________________________ESPN2Papajohns.com _____________ Birmingham, AL ______________ Dec. 22, Noon __________________ Big East vs. C-USA ___________________________ESPN2New Mexico ________________ Albuquerque, NM _____________ Dec. 22, 3:30 p.m. _______________ Mountain West vs. WAC ________________________ESPNLas Vegas __________________ Las Vegas, NV ________________ Dec. 22, 7 p.m. _________________ Mountain West vs. Pac-10 ______________________ESPNHawaii ____________________ Honolulu, HI _________________ Dec. 23, 7 p.m. _________________ C-USA vs. WAC _______________________________ESPNMotor City ________________ Pontiac, MI __________________ Dec. 26, 6:30 p.m. _______________ MAC vs. Big Ten ______________________________ESPNHoliday ___________________ San Diego, CA ________________ Dec. 27, 7 p.m. _________________ Big 12 vs. Pac-10 _____________________________ESPNTexas _____________________ Houston, TX _________________ Dec. 28, 7 p.m. _________________ Big 12 vs. C-USA ______________________________NFLChamps Sports _____________ Orlando, FL __________________ Dec. 28, 4 p.m. _________________ ACC vs. Big Ten ______________________________ESPNEmerald ___________________ San Francisco, CA _____________ Dec. 28, 7:30 p.m. _______________ Pac-10 vs. ACC _______________________________ESPNMeineke Car Care ____________ Charlotte, NC _________________ Dec. 29, Noon __________________ Big East vs. ACC ______________________________ESPNLiberty ____________________ Memphis, TN _________________ Dec. 29, 3:30 p.m. _______________ C-USA vs. SEC _______________________________ESPNAlamo ____________________ San Antonio, TX ______________ Dec. 29, 7 p.m. _________________ Big Ten vs. Big 12 ____________________________ESPNIndependence ______________ Shreveport, LA _______________ Dec. 30, 7 p.m. _________________ SEC vs. Big 12 _______________________________ESPNBell Helicopter Armed Forces __ Fort Worth, TX ________________ Dec. 31, 11:30 a.m. ______________ Pac-10 vs. Mountain West ______________________ESPNSun ______________________ El Paso, TX ___________________ Dec. 31, 1 p.m. _________________ Big 12/Big East vs. Pac-10 ______________________CBSHumanitarian ______________ Boise, ID ____________________ Dec. 31, 1 p.m. _________________ WAC vs. ACC ________________________________ESPN2Music City _________________ Nashville, TN _________________ Dec. 31, 3 p.m. _________________ SEC vs. ACC _________________________________ESPNChick-fil-A _________________ Atlanta, GA __________________ Dec. 31, 6:30 p.m. _______________ ACC vs. SEC _________________________________ESPNInsight ____________________ Tempe, AZ ___________________ Dec. 31, TBA ___________________ Big Ten vs. Big 12 _____________________________NFLOutback ___________________ Tampa, FL ___________________ Jan. 1, 10 a.m. _________________ Big Ten vs. SEC ______________________________ESPNCotton ____________________ Dallas, TX ____________________ Jan. 1, 10:30 a.m. _______________ Big 12 vs. SEC ________________________________FOXGator _____________________ Jacksonville, FL _______________ Jan. 1, Noon ___________________ ACC vs. Big East _______________________________CBSCapitol One ________________ Orlando, FL __________________ Jan. 1, Noon ___________________ Big Ten vs. SEC ______________________________ ABCRose ______________________ Pasadena, CA _________________ Jan. 1, 3:30 p.m. ________________ BCS vs. BCS _________________________________ ABCSugar _____________________ New Orleans, LA ______________ Jan. 1, 7:30 p.m. ________________ BCS vs. BCS __________________________________FOXFiesta _____________________ Phoenix, AZ __________________ Jan. 2, 7 p.m. __________________ BCS vs. BCS __________________________________FOXOrange ____________________ Miami, FL ____________________ Jan. 3, 7 p.m. __________________ BCS vs. BCS __________________________________FOXInternational _______________ Toronto, Canada ______________ Jan. 5, 11 a.m. _________________ Big East vs. MAC ____________________________ESPN2GMAC _____________________ Mobile, AL ___________________ Jan. 6, 7 p.m. __________________ C-USA vs. MAC _______________________________ESPNBCS Championship __________ New Oreleans, LA _____________ Jan. 7, 7 p.m. __________________ BCS #1 vs. BCS #2 _____________________________FOX

The BCS consists of the Rose Bowl, Sugar Bowl, Orange Bowl, Fiesta Bowl and the National Championship. The conferences with automatic berths include the Atlantic Coast, Big East, Big Ten, Big 12, Pac-10 and Southeastern conferences.

At the end of the season, the teams that are ranked first and second in the final BCS Standings will play for the national championship on Jan. 7 in New Orleans, LA.

All times listed are Central Standard time.

Date _________ Opponent _____ResultNov. 23, 1912 _ Wisconsin ___ L, 10-28Nov. 15, 1913 _ Iowa State ___ W, 45-7Oct. 24, 1914 _ Minnesota _____ L, 0-7Nov. 13, 1915 _ Iowa State ___ L, 0-16Nov. 25, 1916 _ Nebraska ____ L, 17-34Nov. 24, 1917 _ Iowa State ____ W, 6-3Nov. 2, 1918 __ Minnesota _____ W, 6-0Nov. 22, 1919 _ Iowa State ___ W, 10-0Nov. 13, 1920 _ Minnesota ____ W, 28-7Oct. 15, 1921 _ Illinois ______ W, 14-2Nov. 11, 1922 _ Minnesota ___ W, 28-14Oct. 20, 1923 _ Illinois _______ L, 6-9Oct. 25, 1924 _ Minnesota ____ W, 13-0Oct. 17, 1925 _ Illinois _____ W, 12-10Nov. 6, 1926 __ Minnesota ____ L, 0-41Nov. 5, 1927 __ Illinois ______ L, 0-14Oct. 27, 1928 _ Minnesota _____ W, 7-6Oct. 20, 1929 _ Illinois ________T, 7-7Nov. 15, 1930 _ Penn State ___ W, 19-0Oct. 17, 1931 _ Indiana ________T, 0-0Oct. 22, 1932 _ Minnesota ____ L, 6-21Oct. 21, 1933 _ Wisconsin ____ W, 26-7Oct. 28, 1934 _ Minnesota ___ L, 12-48

HOMECOMING RECORD VS. ALL OPPONENTS

Opponent ___________________________________ W-L-TIllinois _______________________________________ 5-5-2Indiana ______________________________________ 8-4-1Iowa State ____________________________________ 3-1-0Michigan _____________________________________ 1-3-0Michigan State ________________________________ 6-0-1Minnesota ____________________________________ 6-9-0Nebraska _____________________________________ 0-1-0Northwestern _________________________________ 7-2-0Ohio State ____________________________________ 1-1-0Penn State ____________________________________ 2-0-0Purdue ______________________________________ 6-10-1Wisconsin ____________________________________ 6-3-0Totals ____________________________________ 51-39-5

Date _________ Opponent _____ResultNov. 9, 1935 __ Minnesota ____ L, 6-13Oct. 17, 1936 _ Illinois ________T, 0-0Nov. 6, 1937 __ Minnesota ___ L, 10-35Oct. 8, 1938 __ Wisconsin ___ L, 13-31Nov. 18, 1939 _ Minnesota ____ W, 13-9Nov. 2, 1940 __ Purdue ______ L, 6-21Nov. 1, 1941 __ Indiana ______ W, 13-7Nov. 7, 1942 __ Wisconsin _____ W, 6-0Nov. 6, 1943 __ Illinois _____ L, 10-19Oct. 21, 1944 _ Purdue ______ L, 7-26Nov. 3, 1945 __ Wisconsin ____ L, 7-27Nov. 2, 1946 __ Illinois _______ L, 0-7Oct. 11, 1947 _ Indiana _____ W, 27-14Oct. 16, 1948 _ Purdue _____ L, 13-20Oct. 15, 1949 _ Indiana ______ W, 35-9Oct. 21, 1950 _ Purdue _____ W, 33-21Oct. 20, 1951 _ Michigan _____ L, 0-21Oct. 25, 1952 _ Ohio State ____ W, 8-0Oct. 24, 1953 _ Indiana _____ W, 19-13Nov. 6, 1954 __ Purdue _____ W, 25-14Oct. 15, 1955 _ Purdue ______T, 20-20Nov. 3, 1956 __ Michigan ____ L, 14-17Oct. 19, 1957 _ Wisconsin ____ W, 21-7

Date _________ Opponent _____ResultOct. 25, 1958 _ Northwestern W, 26-20Oct. 10, 1959 _ Michigan State _ W, 37-8Oct. 22, 1960 _ Purdue _____ W, 21-14Oct. 21, 1961 _ Wisconsin ___ W, 47-15Oct. 27, 1962 _ Purdue ______ L, 3-26Oct. 12, 1963 _ Indiana _____ W, 37-26Oct. 24, 1964 _ Purdue _____ L, 14-19Oct. 9, 1965 __ Purdue ______ L, 14-7Oct. 22, 1966 _ Northwestern L, 15-24Oct. 28, 1967 _ Purdue _____ L, 22-41Oct. 12, 1968 _ Indiana _____ L, 34-38Oct. 25, 1969 _ Michigan State W, 19-18Oct. 17, 1970 _ Purdue ______ L, 3-24Oct. 9, 1971 __ Northwestern _ L, 3-28Oct. 28, 1972 _ Michigan State __T, 6-6Oct. 20, 1973 _ Minnesota ___ L, 23-31Oct. 12, 1974 _ Northwestern W, 35-10Oct. 25, 1975 _ Minnesota ____ L, 7-31Oct. 16, 1976 _ Indiana ______ L, 7-14Oct. 15, 1977 _ Ohio State ___ L, 6-27Oct. 28, 1978 _ Purdue ______ L, 7-34Oct. 20, 1979 _ Minnesota ____ L, 7-24Oct. 18, 1980 _ Northwestern _ W, 25-3

Date _________ Opponent _____ResultOct. 10, 1981 _ Indiana _____ W, 42-28Oct. 2, 1982 __ Northwestern _ W, 45-7Oct. 8, 1983 __ Northwestern W, 61-21Sept. 29, 1984 _ Illinois _____ W, 21-16Oct. 5, 1985 __ Michigan State W, 35-31Oct. 11, 1986 _ Wisconsin ____ W, 17-6Oct. 24, 1987 _ Purdue _____ W, 38-14Oct. 8, 1988 __ Wisconsin ____ W, 31-6Oct. 21, 1989 _ Michigan ____ L, 12-26Oct. 27, 1990 _ Northwestern W, 56-14Oct. 19, 1991 _ Illinois _____ W, 24-21Oct. 24, 1992 _ Purdue _____ L, 16-27Oct. 16, 1993 _ Illinois ______ L, 3-49Oct. 8, 1994 __ Indiana _____ L, 20-27Oct. 14, 1995 _ Indiana _____ W, 22-13Oct. 5, 1996 __ Michigan State W, 37-30Oct. 25, 1997 _ Indiana ______ W, 62-0Oct. 10, 1998 _ Northwestern W, 26-24Oct. 23, 1999 _ Indiana _____ L, 31-38Oct. 7, 2000 __ Michigan State W, 21-16Sept. 29, 2001 _ Penn State __ W, 24-18Oct. 5, 2002 __ Purdue _____ W, 31-28Oct. 4, 2003 __ Michigan ____ W, 30-27Oct. 2, 2004 __ Michigan State W, 38-16Oct. 1, 2005 __ Illinois ______ W, 35-7Oct. 7, 2006 __ Purdue _____ W, 47-17 Totals _______ 51-39-5

IOWA’S YEAR-BY-YEAR HOMECOMING RESULTS

BOWL LINE-UP/HOMECOMING


IOWA BOWL HISTORY

1957 Rose BowlIowa -- 35Oregon State -- 19

Jan. 1, 1957, Rose Bowl, Pasadena, California

Iowa _____________ 14 ______7 ______ 7 ______ 7 _____35Oregon State _______ 0 ______6 ______ 6 ______ 7 _____19

GAME RECAPSwitching from the mighty defensive role they played all season (which included four shutouts), Iowa put on a great offensive show to defeat Oregon State 35-19 in the 43rd Rose Bowl. It was the school’s first bowl appearance. Iowa assumed an early lead on game MVP Kenny Ploen’s 49-yard run. Ploen also completed 9-of-10 passes. Collins Hagler scored two TDs and totaled a game-best 85 rushing yards. Iowa played Oregon State during the regular season and had also won that encounter, 14-13. The Rose Bowl win was the Big Ten’s 10th win in 11 games against its west coast opponents. Over 15,000 Hawkeye fans attended the game.

SCORING SUMMARYIA -- Ploen 49-yard run (Prescott kick)IA -- Hagler 9-yard run (Prescott kick)OSU -- Berry 3-yard run (kick failed)IA -- Happel 5-yard run (Prescott kick)IA -- Hagler 66-yard run (Prescott kick)OSU -- Beamer 1-yard run (kick failed)IA -- Gibbons 16-yard pass from Ploen (Prescott kick)OSU -- Hammack 35-yard pass from Francis (Beamer run)

Attendance: 97,126

IOWA __________________TEAM STATISTICS _____________OSU16________________________First downs ________________1648-301 ___________________ Rushes-yards _______________46-166107______________________Passing yards _______________13011-15-1 _____________________Passes __________________10-14-063-408 ___________________ Total offense _______________60-2962-36 ____________________ Punts-average _______________3-353-3 ______________________ Fumbles-lost ________________4-35-50 ____________________ Penalties-yards _______________6-60

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHINGIOWA: Hagler 10-85, Dobrino 4-64, Ploen 8-59OSU: Francis 15-73, Beamer 7-31

PASSINGIOWA: Ploen 9-10-0-83OSU: Francis 10-12-0-130

RECEIVINGIOWA: Gibbons 5-61, Harris 2-21OSU: Hammack 4-65, Beamer 2-31

1959 Rose BowlIowa -- 38California -- 12


Iowa ____________ 7 _____ 13 ______12 ______6 ______38California ________ 0 ______ 0 _______6 ______6 ______12

GAME RECAP Bob Jeter ran for 194 yards on nine carries, earned Player-of-the-Game honors and led Iowa to a 38-12 win over California in the 45th Rose Bowl. Over 18,000 Iowa fans made the trip to Pasadena. Head Coach Forest Evashevski had to get out of his sickbed to lead Iowa to its second Rose Bowl win in three years. Willie Fleming tallied twice for the winners. Fleming had 85 yards (nine attempts) on the ground. The Hawkeyes set Rose Bowl records for total offense (516) and rushing offense (429). Jeter’s 21.6 yards per carry average and his 81-yard TD run were Rose Bowl records.

SCORING SUMMARYIA -- Duncan 2-yard run (Prescott kick)IA -- Langston 7-yard pass from Duncan (Prescott kick)IA -- Horn 4-yard run (kick failed)CAL -- Hart 1-yard run (pass failed)IA -- Fleming 37-yard run (pass failed)IA -- Jeter 81-yard run (pass failed)IA -- Fleming 7-yard run (pass failed)CAL -- Hart 17-yard pass from Kapp (run failed)

Attendance: 98,297

Iowa _________________TEAM STATISTICS ______________ CAL24______________________ First downs _________________ 2055-429 __________________Rushes-yards _________________ 53-21487______________________Passing yards ________________ 1309-14-0 _____________________Passes ___________________ 9-20-272-516 __________________Total offense _________________ 78-3443-41 ___________________ Punts-average ________________ 5-373-1 _____________________ Fumbles-lost _________________ 2-25-55 ___________________ Penalties-yards ________________ 5-35

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHINGIOWA: Jeter 9-194, Fleming 9-85, Gravel 3-45, Nocera 9-37CAL: Olguin 9-62, Patton 9-45, Kapp 10-34

PASSINGIOWA: Duncan 5-7-0-50, Ogiego 4-5-0-37CAL: Kapp 8-17-1-126

RECEIVINGIOWA: Prescott 3-31CAL: Hart 4-61, Garvin 1-31


IOWA BOWL HISTORY

1982 Rose BowlWashington -- 28Iowa -- 0


Washington ______ 0 ______13 ______0 _____15 ______ 28Iowa ____________ 0 _______0 ______0 ______0 _______ 0

GAME RECAPWashington’s Jacque Robinson rushed for 142 yards and two touchdowns as the Huskies blanked Iowa 28-0 in the 68th Rose Bowl game. One of the key plays was late in the first half when Iowa tried to convert a fourth-and-seven situation at Washington’s 40-yard line. Pete Gales’ pass was incomplete, and the Huskies moved the ball downfield and scored with 0:19 left for a 13-0 halftime lead. Iowa’s offense turned the ball over five times while Washington had just one turnover. The game marked the third bowl game in school history and the first in 23 years.

SCORING SUMMARYW -- Robinson 1-yard run (Nelson kick)W -- Coty 1-yard run (pass failed)W -- Robinson 34-yard run (Skansi pass from Pelleur)W -- Cowan 3-yard run (Nelson kick)

Attendance: 105,611

WASH ________________TEAM STATISTICS _____________ IOWA22______________________ First downs ________________ 1451-186 __________________Rushes-yards ________________ 43-180142_____________________Passing yards _______________ 8415-29-1 ____________________Passes __________________ 10-21-380-328 __________________Total offense ________________ 64-2647-36 ___________________ Punts-average _______________ 5-470-0 _____________________ Fumbles-lost ________________ 2-23-28 ___________________ Penalties-yards _______________ 6-73

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHINGIOWA: Granger 13-80, Bohannon 10-44UW: Robinson 20-142

PASSINGIOWA: Gales 4-7-1-51, Bohannon 6-14-2-33UW: Pelleur 15-29-1-142

RECEIVINGIOWA: Brown 6-52UW: Skansi 4-69, Allen 5-68

1982 Peach BowlIowa -- 28Tennessee -- 22

Dec. 31, 1982, Fulton County Stadium, Atlanta, Georgia

Iowa ____________ 0 _____ 21 _____ 7 ______ 0 ______ 28Tennessee _______ 7 ______ 0 ____ 12 ______ 3 ______ 22

GAME RECAPA brilliant passing performance by Chuck Long led the Hawkeyes to a 28-22 Peach Bowl win over Tennessee. Long completed 14 of 17 first half passes for 231 yards and three touchdowns. Iowa led 21-7 at the intermission. Long had 304 yards passing and 306 yards total offense, both Peach Bowl records. Dave Moritz tied the bowl game record with eight receptions, all in the first half. Nineteen Peach Bowl records were tied or broken. Iowa WR Ronnie Harmon had a pair of TD receptions. The Peach Bowl was the first non-Rose Bowl postseason game in school history.

SCORING SUMMARYTN -- Cockrell 6-yard run (Reveiz kick)IA -- Moritz 57-yard pass from Long (Nichol kick)IA -- Harmon 18-yard pass from Long (Nichol kick)IA -- Harmon 8-yard pass from Long (Nichol kick)TN -- Coleman 10-yard run (kick failed)IA -- Phillips 2-yard run (Nichol kick)TN -- Gault 19-yard pass from Cockrell (pass failed)TN -- Reveiz 27-yard field goal

Attendance: 50,134

IOWA _________________TEAM STATISTICS ______________TENN24______________________ First downs _________________2343-110 __________________Rushes-yards _________________38-154304_____________________Passing yards ________________22119-26-1 ____________________Passes ___________________22-41-069-414 __________________Total offense _________________79-3755-35 ___________________ Punts-average ________________5-451-1 _____________________ Fumbles-lost _________________2-13-30 ___________________ Penalties-yards ________________7-47

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHINGIOWA: Gill 16-70, Phillips 10-34UT: Coleman 11-103, Furnas 12-52

PASSINGIOWA: Long 19-26-1-304UT: Cockrell 22-41-0-221

RECEIVINGIOWA: Moritz 8-168, Harmon 3-44, Gill 3-39UT: Wilson 7-62, Duncan 3-52, Miller 2-30


IOWA BOWL HISTORY

1983 Gator BowlFlorida -- 14Iowa -- 6

Dec. 30, 1983, Gator Bowl, Jacksonville, Florida

Iowa ____________ 0 ______ 3 ______ 3 _______0 _______6Florida __________ 7 ______ 7 ______ 0 _______0 ______14

GAME RECAPCold weather stalled a couple of high-powered offenses in the 39th annual Gator Bowl as Florida defeated Iowa 14-6. The wind chill at game time was 13 degrees below zero. The Hawkeyes and Gators combined for six interceptions, 19 penalties and only seven of 31 third down conversions in the ragged contest. The play of the game took place with 1:08 left in the first half. Tom Nichol, attempting to punt out of his own end zone, misplayed a high snap and Florida’s Doug Drew covered it for a touchdown. Nichol scored the Hawkeyes’ only points on a pair of short field goals. Owen Gill led the Hawkeye offense with 83 yards rushing.

SCORING SUMMARYUF -- Anderson 1-yard run (Raymond kick)IA -- Nichol 32-yard field goalUF -- Drew fumble recovery in end zone (Raymond kick)IA -- Nichol 31-yard field goal

Attendance: 81,293

IOWA _________________TEAM STATISTICS ____________ FLORIDA16______________________ First downs _______________ 1440-114 __________________Rushes-yards _______________ 44-168167_____________________Passing yards ______________ 9213-30-4 ____________________Passes _________________ 9-23-270-281 __________________Total offense _______________ 67-2502-40 ___________________ Punts-average ______________ 7-382-1 _____________________ Fumbles-lost _______________ 0-07-44 ___________________ Penalties-yards ______________ 12-105

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHINGIOWA: Gill 10-83, Granger 9-37, Phillips 13-33UF: Anderson 17-84, Williams 10-68

PASSINGIOWA: Long 13-28-4-167UF: Peace 9-22-2-92

RECEIVINGIOWA: Harmon 6-90UF: Dixon 5-55

1984 Freedom BowlIowa -- 55Texas -- 17

Dec. 26, 1984, Anaheim Stadium, Anaheim, California

Texas ____________0 _____ 17 ______ 0 ______0 ______17Iowa ___________14 _____ 10 _____ 31 ______ 0 ______55

GAME RECAPChuck Long’s passing performance surpassed all previous bowl games as the Hawkeyes blasted Texas 55-17 in the inaugural Freedom Bowl. Long completed 29 of 39 passes for 461 yards and six TDs despite a steady rain throughout the game. Iowa scored 31 unanswered points in the third quarter. Long’s third quarter totals were 12-14 passes for 241 yards and four touchdowns. Both Robert Smith (4 catches, 115 yards) and Bill Happel (8, 104) had over 100 yards receiving.

SCORING SUMMARYIA -- Hayes 6-yard pass from Long (Nichol kick)IA -- Flagg 11-yard pass from Long (Nichol kick)TX -- Bryant 11-yard pass from Dodge (Ward kick)IA -- Bush 1-yard run (Nichol kick)TX -- Harris 1-yard pass from Dodge (Ward kick)TX -- Ward 46-yard field goalIA -- Nichol 27-yard field goalIA -- Nichol 35-yard field goalIA -- Happel 33-yard pass from Long (Nichol kick)IA -- Smith 49-yard pass from Long (Nichol kick)IA -- Helverson 4-yard pass from Long (Nichol kick)IA -- Hayes 15-yard pass from Long (Nichol kick)

Attendance: 24,093

TEXAS ________________TEAM STATISTICS ______________IOWA15______________________ First downs _________________2835-115 __________________Rushes-yards _________________41-91185_____________________Passing yards ________________46917-34-2 ____________________Passes ___________________30-40-069-300 __________________Total offense _________________81-5605-43 ___________________ Punts-average ________________4-423-3 _____________________ Fumbles-lost _________________5-26-50 ___________________ Penalties-yards ________________4-27

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHINGIOWA: Gill 17-61. UT: Orr 12-67, Johnson 8-56

PASSINGIOWA: Long 29-39-0-461UT: Dodge 16-32-2-180

RECEIVINGIOWA: Smith 4-115, Happel 8-104, Flagg 5-71, Hayes 3-70UT: Bryant 3-50, Duhon 1-47, Moerschell 4-40, Harris 6-37


IOWA BOWL HISTORY

1986 Rose BowlUCLA -- 45Iowa -- 28


UCLA ___________10 _____ 14 ______ 7 ______ 14 ______45Iowa ____________ 7 ______ 3 ______ 7 ______ 11 ______28

GAME RECAPUCLA freshman tailback Eric Ball paved the way for the Bruins’ 45-28 upset victory over Big Ten champion Iowa. Ball, who didn’t start, rambled for 227 yards on 22 carries. Ball scored on runs of 30, 40, six and 32 yards. Iowa QB Chuck Long completed 29 of 37 attempts for 319 yards and one score. The Hawkeyes turned the ball over five times, including four times in the first half, as UCLA built a 24-10 lead. RB Ronnie Harmon caught a career-high 11 passes for 102 yards and Rob Houghtlin added field goals of 24 and 52 yards. The teams combined for 889 yards of total offense and 54 first downs.

SCORING SUMMARYIA -- Hudson 1-yard run (Houghtlin kick)UCLA -- Ball 30-yard run (Lee kick)UCLA -- Lee 42-yard field goalIA -- Houghtlin 24-yard field goalUCLA -- Ball 40-yard run (Lee kick)UCLA -- Ball 6-yard run (Lee kick)IA -- Long 4-yard run (Houghtlin kick)UCLA -- Sherrard 6-yard pass from Stevens (Lee kick)UCLA -- Ball 32-yard run (Lee kick)IA -- Houghtlin 52-yard field goalUCLA -- Stevens 1-yard run (Lee kick)IA -- Happel 11-yard pass from Long (K. Harmon run)

Attendance: 103,292

UCLA _________________TEAM STATISTICS ______________IOWA29______________________ First downs _________________2555-299 __________________Rushes-yards _________________34-82189_____________________Passing yards ________________31916-26-1 ____________________Passes ___________________29-38-181-488 __________________Total offense _________________72-4012-38 ___________________ Punts-average ________________2-323-2 _____________________ Fumbles-lost _________________4-46-36 ___________________ Penalties-yards ________________5-40

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHINGIOWA: R. Harmon 14-55, Hudson 13-53UCLA: Ball 22-227, Green 13-46, Farr 5-42

PASSINGIOWA: Long 29-37-1-319UCLA: Stevens 16-26-1-189

RECEIVINGIOWA: R. Harmon 11-102, Happel 6-89, Flagg 3-55, Smith 4-44UCLA: Dorrell 3-59, Sherrard 4-48, Tennell 3-30

1986 Holiday BowlIowa -- 39San Diego State -- 38

Dec. 30, 1986, Jack Murphy Stadium, San Diego, California

Iowa ____________ 7 ______ 6 ______ 8 ______18 ______39San Diego State ___ 6 _____ 15 ______ 7 ______10 ______38

GAME RECAPRob Houghtlin’s 41-yard field goal as time expired culminated an 18-point blitz in the final 8:39 and helped Iowa down San Diego State 39-38 in the ninth annual Holiday Bowl. The Hawkeyes stormed back on a pair of Mark Vlasic TD throws in the final period to take a 36-35 lead. SDSU’s Kevin Rahill booted a 21-yard FG with 0:47 left to give the Aztecs a 38-36 advantage. Kevin Harmon returned the ensuing kickoff to the SDSU 37-yard line, and Houghtlin kicked the game winner four plays later. Iowa was able to win only after converting two-point conversions following two of their final three touchdowns.

SCORING SUMMARYIA -- Bayless 5-yard run (Houghtlin kick)SDSU -- Hardy 6-yard pass from Santos (kick failed)SDSU -- Jackson 44-yard pass from Santos (Hardy run)IA -- Vlasic 1-yard run (kick failed)SDSU -- Gilbreath 28-yard pass from Santos (Rahill kick)SDSU -- Gilmore 1-yard run (Rahill kick)IA -- Hudson 1-yard run (Smith pass from Vlasic)SDSU -- Hardy 6-yard run (Rahill kick)IA -- Cook 29-yard pass from Vlasic (Flagg pass from Vlasic)IA -- Flagg 4-yard pass from Vlasic (Houghtlin kick)SDSU -- Rahill 21-yard field goalIA -- Houghtlin 41-yard field goal

Attendance: 59,473

IOWA _________________TEAM STATISTICS _____________ SDSU21______________________ First downs ________________ 1741-141 __________________Rushes-yards ________________ 36-117222_____________________Passing yards _______________ 29815-29-1 ____________________Passes __________________ 21-33-270-363 __________________Total offense ________________ 69-4154-43 ___________________ Punts-average _______________ 5-472-1 _____________________ Fumbles-lost ________________ 0-04-17 ___________________ Penalties-yards _______________ 7-70

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHINGIOWA: Bayless 19-110, Hudson 9-43SDSU: Hardy 26-83, Gilmore 7-35

PASSINGIOWA: Vlasic 15-28-1-222SDSU: Santos 21-33-2-298

RECEIVINGIOWA: Flagg 4-66, Early 3-57, Cook 2-51SDSU: Jackson 2-89, Gilbreath 5-87, Gilmore 9-70


IOWA BOWL HISTORY

1987 Holiday BowlIowa -- 20Wyoming -- 19


Iowa ____________ 0 ______ 7 ______ 0 ______13 ______20Wyoming _______12 ______ 7 ______ 0 _______0 ______19

GAME RECAPIowa’s defense and special teams scored two touchdowns and FB David Hudson tallied on a short run in the fourth period to rally the Hawkeyes to a 20-19 triumph over Wyoming in the 10th Holiday Bowl. Merton Hanks deflected a second-period punt, the first of his two blocked kicks, and Jay Hess covered it in the end zone for a score. Anthony Wright cut the lead to 19-13 with a 33-yard interception return. Greg Worker’s 52-yard FG attempt was blocked by Hanks with 46 seconds left to preserve the victory. Wright, who added six tackles, was Iowa’s game MVP. Wyoming had a 12-0 lead before Hess got the Hawkeyes on the scoreboard, but Iowa still trailed 19-7 at halftime before pitching a shutout in the second half.

SCORING SUMMARYW -- Worker 43-yard field goalW -- Worker 38-yard field goalW -- Loving 15-yard pass from Burnett (pass failed)IA -- Hess 10-yard blocked punt return (Houghtlin kick)W -- Abraham 3-yard run (Worker kick)IA -- Wright 33-yard interception return (Houghtlin kick)IA -- Hudson 1-yard run (pass failed)

Attendance: 61,892

IOWA _________________TEAM STATISTICS ___________ WYOMING17______________________ First downs ______________ 1936-94 ___________________Rushes-yards ______________ 21-43237_____________________Passing yards _____________ 33221-35-0 ____________________Passes ________________ 28-51-171-331 __________________Total offense ______________ 72-3758-42 ___________________ Punts-average _____________ 6-301-1 _____________________ Fumbles-lost ______________ 0-06-57 ___________________ Penalties-yards _____________ 7-61

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHINGIOWA: Harmon 12-47, Hudson 10-43UW: Abraham 14-39

PASSINGIOWA: Hartlieb 21-35-0-237UW: Burnett 28-51-1-332

RECEIVINGIOWA: Flagg 6-93, Watkins 4-72, Cook 6-43UW: Sargent 8-106, Loving 5-63, Wood 4-51, Joseph 4-42

1988 Peach BowlN.C. State -- 28Iowa -- 23

Dec. 31, 1988, Fulton County Stadium, Atlanta, Georgia

Iowa ____________ 3 ______ 7 ______ 7 _______6 ______ 23N.C. State ________ 7 _____ 21 ______ 0 _______0 ______ 28

GAME RECAPIowa couldn’t overcome seven turnovers, including three interceptions by North Carolina State’s Michael Brooks, in a 28-23 loss in the Peach Bowl. NCSU jumped out to a 28-3 lead before the Hawkeyes staged a furious comeback with 20 unanswered points. Chuck Hartlieb passed for 428 yards -- 122 to Marv Cook and 101 and two TDs to Deven Harberts -- in the catch-up effort. The Hawkeyes trailed 28-3 just 15 minutes into the game before Hartlieb worked his magic. The Wolfpack also committed seven turnovers, losing five fumbles. Freshman Tyrell Jackson scored two TDs for North Carolina State.

SCORING SUMMARYNCSU -- Davenport 1-yard run (Hartman kick)IA -- Murphy 30-yard field goalNCSU -- Peebles 75-yard pass from Montgomery (Hartman kick)NCSU -- Jackson 2-yard run (Hartman kick)NCSU -- Jackson 30-yard run (Hartman kick)IA -- Harberts 8-yard pass from Hartlieb (Murphy kick)IA -- Harberts 22-yard pass from Hartlieb (Murphy kick)IA -- Smith 7-yard pass from Hartlieb (pass failed)

Attendance : 44,635

IOWA _________________TEAM STATISTICS _____________ NCSU21______________________ First downs ________________ 2419-46 ___________________Rushes-yards ________________ 72-236428_____________________Passing yards _______________ 19530-51-4 ____________________Passes __________________ 11-23-270-447 __________________Total offense ________________ 95-4016-36 ___________________ Punts-average _______________ 5-364-3 _____________________ Fumbles-lost ________________ 8-54-44 ___________________ Penalties-yards _______________ 4-40

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHINGIOWA: Saunders 6-22NCSU: Jackson 17-86, Crite 13-53

PASSINGIOWA: Hartlieb 30-51-4-428NCSU: Montgomery 7-10-1-152

RECEIVINGIOWA: Cook 8-122, Harberts 6-101, Bass 4-67NCSU: Peebles 2-91


IOWA BOWL HISTORY

1991 Rose BowlWashington -- 46Iowa -- 34


Iowa ______________ 0 _______ 7 _______ 7 ______ 20 _______34Washington _______10 ______ 23 _______ 6 _______ 7 _______46

GAME RECAPIowa charged back from a 33-7 halftime deficit to pull within 13 (39-26) with 5:07 left, but Washington held on to defeat the Hawkeyes 46-34 in the highest-scoring game in Rose Bowl history. Nick Bell gained 64 yards to go over 1,000 for the season (1,009) and Tony Stewart became Iowa’s all-time leading rusher (2,562). The receiving corps was a bright spot for Iowa, combining for 315 yards on 17 catches. Mike Saunders led Iowa’s receivers with five catches for 99 yards and Bell totaled 85 yards on three receptions. Bell and QB Matt Rodgers both rushed for two touchdowns.

SCORING SUMMARYUW -- Hanson 23-yard field goalUW -- Hall 27-yard return of blocked punt (Hanson kick)IA -- Bell 15-yard run (Skillett kick)UW -- Hanson 38-yard field goalUW -- Mincy 37-yard return of interception (run failed)UW -- Brunell 5-yard run (Hanson kick)UW -- Bailey 22-yard pass from Brunell (Hanson kick)IA -- Rodgers 7-yard run (Skillett kick)UW -- Brunell 20-yard run (run failed)IA -- Rodgers 9-yard run (run failed)IA -- Bell 20-yard run (run failed)UW -- Bailey 31-yard pass from Brunell (Hanson kick)IA -- Saunders 12-yard pass from Rodgers (Velicer pass from Rodgers)

Attendance: 101,273

WASH ________________TEAM STATISTICS ______________IOWA19______________________ First downs _________________1940-222 __________________Rushes-yards _________________39-139163_____________________Passing yards ________________31514-25-2 ____________________Passes ___________________17-37-465-385 __________________Total Offense _________________76-4544-42 ___________________ Punts-average ________________6-333-1 _____________________ Fumbles-lost _________________4-15-45 ___________________ Penalties-yards ________________8-5530:30 __________________Possession time _______________29:30

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHINGIOWA: Bell 11-64, Montgomery 4-26, Stewart 7-21UW: Lewis 19-128, Bryant 3-47, Brunell 10-28

PASSINGIOWA: Rodgers 15-34-3-196, Hughes 1-1-0-66, Titley 1-1-0-53UW: Brunell 14-22-1-163

RECEIVINGIOWA: Saunders 5-99, Bell 3-85, Filloon 1-53UW: Bailey 2-53, Turner 3-36, Pierce 4-32

1991 Holiday BowlIowa -- 13Brigham Young -- 13


Iowa _____________ 6 ______ 7 _______ 0 _______ 0 _______13BYU ______________ 0 ______ 6 _______ 0 _______ 7 _______13

GAME RECAPIowa’s attempt to become the winningest team in Hawkeye history came up just short at the hands of Ty Detmer and Brigham Young. The 1990 Heisman Trophy winner passed for 350 yards in rallying the Cougars back from a 13-0 halftime deficit. Iowa built its lead on two touchdown runs by Mike Saunders. Saunders joined Iowa’s exclusive 1,000-yard in a season club. He had 103 yards on 19 carries in the Holiday Bowl to give him 1,022 for the season and 1,476 career rushing yards. Iowa QB Matt Rodgers completed 19 of 28 passes for 221 yards. Jon Filloon caught a career-high seven passes for 107 yards in his final game as a Hawkeye. All-American defensive end Leroy Smith was injured in the first half and never returned to the Iowa lineup. BYU had a chance to win the game with under 30 seconds to play. The Cougars had a first down on the Iowa 18-yard line with the score tied. However, Detmer’s final pass was intercepted by Carlos James at the goal line. Teddy Jo Faley led Iowa’s defenders with 14 tackles, including 13 solo stops. The Hawkeyes finished the season ranked 10th in both the AP and CNN/USA Today polls with a 10-1-1 record.

SCORING SUMMARYIA -- Saunders 13-yard run (kick failed)IA -- Saunders 5-yard run (Skillett kick)BYU -- Tuipulotu 9-yard pass from Detmer (kick failed)BYU -- Anderson 29-yard pass from Detmer (Kauffman kick)

Attendance: 60,646

BYU __________________TEAM STATISTICS ______________IOWA26______________________ First downs _________________2033-80 ___________________Rushes-yards _________________33-125350_____________________Passing yards ________________22129-44-1 ____________________Passes ___________________19-28-12-88 ___________________ Punts-average ________________4-1390-0 _____________________ Fumbles-lost _________________0-07-60 ___________________ Penalties-yards ________________7-6132:23 __________________Possession time _______________27:37

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHINGIOWA: Saunders 19-103, Montgomery 7-35BYU: Willis 13-61, Tuipulotu 12-44

PASSINGIOWA: Rodgers 19-28-1-221BYU: Detmer 29-44-1-350

RECEIVINGIOWA: Filloon 7-107, Hughes 5-48, Cross 3-31BYU: Tuipulotu 8-85, Rex 6-71, Drage 5-62, Nowatzke 3-60

TACKLESIOWA: Faley 14, Polly 8, Blue 6, Clark 6, Derby 6BYU: Hansen 9, Mitchell 9, Arnold 8, Biegel 6


IOWA BOWL HISTORY

1993 Alamo BowlCalifornia -- 37Iowa -- 3

Dec. 31, 1993, Alamodome, San Antonio, Texas

Iowa ______________ 0 ________0 _______ 3 ________ 0 ________ 3California __________ 6 _______17 _______ 7 ________ 7 _______ 37

GAME RECAPCalifornia exploded for 17 points in the second quarter and defeated Iowa 37-3 in the inaugural Alamo Bowl. The Golden Bears built a 9-0 lead on three field goals by Doug Brien, then expanded their advantage to 16-0 on a six-yard touchdown pass from Dave Barr to Mike Caldwell. Iowa’s deficit grew when Jerrott Willard picked off a Paul Burmeister pass and ran it 61 yards for a score just before halftime. Iowa’s only points in the second half came on a 42-yard field goal by Brion Hurley in the third quarter. Iowa finished the season 6-6. A bright spot was punter Nick Gallery, who averaged 43 yards on eight punts. Harold Jasper had four pass receptions for 55 yards to lead Iowa’s receivers. Larry Blue received the Alamo Bowl Sportsmanship Award. The game marked Coach Hayden Fry’s first return to his home state for a game since he took the Iowa job 15 years earlier.

SCORING SUMMARYCal -- Brien 37-yard field goalCal -- Brien 20-yard field goalCal -- Brien 30-yard field goalCal -- Caldwell 6-yard pass from Barr (Brien kick)Cal -- Willard 61-yard interception return (Brien kick)IA -- Hurley 42-yard field goalCal -- Uwaezuoke 34-yard pass from Barr (Brien kick)Cal -- Remington 12-yard pass from Barr (Brien kick)

Attendance: 45,716

CAL __________________ TEAM STATISTICS ________________IOWA28_______________________ First downs ___________________555-179 __________________ Rushes-yards __________________21-20266_____________________ Passing yards __________________70445_____________________ Total offense __________________9021-28-0 ____________________ Passes _____________________6-17-12-42 ____________________ Punts-average _________________8-433-1 ______________________Fumbles-lost __________________1-05-35 ____________________Penalties-yards _________________10-7443:14 __________________ Possession time _________________16:46

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHINGIOWA: Kahl 5-27, King 5-19, Shaw 4-14CAL: Chapman 24-89, Edwards 6-42, Rutherford 10-40

PASSINGIOWA: Burmeister 6-17-1-37CAL: Barr 21-28-0-266

RECEIVINGIOWA: Jasper 4-55, Dean 2-15CAL: Caldwell 5-80, Uwaezuoke 2-55, Chapman 5-50

TACKLESIOWA: Dailey 16, Sether 10, Hilliard 9CAL: Willard 6, Spears 5

1995 Sun BowlIowa -- 38Washington -- 18

Dec. 29, 1995, Sun Bowl Stadium, El Paso, Texas

Iowa _____________ 10 _______11 ______10 ________7 _______ 38Washington ________ 0 ________0 _______6 _______12 _______ 18

GAME RECAPIowa jumped out to the early lead and didn’t look back, defeating Pac-10 co-champion Washington, 38-18, in the 62nd annual Sun Bowl at El Paso, TX. Sedrick Shaw started the Iowa scoring by taking a handoff and running 58 yards for a touchdown only 1:52 into the game. Kickers Brion Hurley and Zach Bromert each added a pair of field goals. A snap over the punter’s head led to a safety and a 21-0 halftime lead for the Hawkeyes. Hurley kicked his third field goal of the day from 50 yards out as Iowa’s lead climbed to 24 in the third quarter. Washington got on the board for the first time at the 8:37 mark of the third quarter when Shane Fortney hit Jerome Pathon on a 30-yard touchdown pass. Iowa fullback Michael Burger scored on runs of eight- and one-yard to increase the score to 38-6 before Washington added two late scores. The Iowa defense recorded four sacks while forcing three fumbles. Hawkeye running backs Shaw (135) and Tavian Banks (122) each rushed for over 100 yards. The win moved Iowa’s final record to 8-4.

SCORING SUMMARYIA -- Shaw 58-yard run (Bromert kick)IA -- Hurley 49-yard field goalIA -- Safety, punt snap out of endzone IA -- Bromert 33-yard field goalIA -- Hurley 47-yard field goalIA -- Hurley 50-yard field goalW -- Pathon, 30-yard pass from Fortney (pass failed)IA -- Burger 8-yard run (Bromert kick)IA -- Burger 1-yard run (Bromert kick)W -- Coleman 3-yard pass from Huard (pass failed)W -- Conwell 20-yard pass from Huard (run failed)

Attendance: 49,116

IOWA _________________ TEAM STATISTICS _______________UW18_______________________ First downs __________________1450-286 __________________ Rushes-yards _________________29-96135_____________________ Passing yards _________________250421_____________________ Total offense _________________34626-11-2 ____________________ Passes ____________________37-19-05-39.4 __________________ Punts-average ________________7-27.11-0 ______________________Fumbles-lost _________________3-312-106 __________________Penalties-yards ________________8-5835:32 __________________ Possession time ________________24:28

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHINGIOWA: Shaw 21-135, Banks 13-122, Burger 7-39UW: Neal 9-65, Shehee 8-38

PASSINGIOWA: Sherman 24-11-1-135UW: Huard 26-14-0-194, Fortney 11-5-0-56

RECEIVINGIOWA: Slutzker 4-66, Dwight 3-40UW: Conwell 4-71, Pathen 4-62, Coleman 3-33

TACKLESIOWA: Rollins 8, Diaco 6, Jackson 6UW: Aleaga 14, Devers 9, Jensen 9, Malloe 9, Davis 9


IOWA BOWL HISTORY

1996 Alamo BowlIowa -- 27Texas Tech -- 0

Dec. 29, 1996, Alamodome, San Antonio, Texas

Iowa ______________ 6 _______11 _______0 _______10 _______27Texas Tech _________ 0 ________0 _______0 ________0 ________0

GAME RECAPIn its first trip back to San Antonio since losing to California 37-3 in the inaugural 1993 Alamo Bowl, Iowa’s defense put on a clinic in stopping the run - one runner in particular. Iowa’s group of run-stoppers, headed by sophomore linebackers Matt Hughes and Vernon Rollins, held Doak Walker Award winner and 2,000-yard rusher Byron Hanspard to 64 yards rushing on 18 attempts. In the process the Hawkeyes shut down Texas Tech for a dominating 27-0 win. Hanspard’s longest run of the evening was 17 yards, as Iowa controlled the line of scrimmage and limited the Red Raiders to 60 yards total rushing. The victory was Iowa’s second shutout of the season (the Hawkeyes also blanked Wisconsin 31-0). And while Hanspard was held in check throughout, Iowa senior Sedrick Shaw was unstoppable as he rushed for 113 yards on 20 carries and one touchdown. Shaw’s second touchdown run was impressive, as he broke three tackles enroute to the end zone. Matt Sherman led a consistent Iowa offense with 126 yards passing - 105 to wide receiver Tim Dwight. The Hawkeye ground attack churned for 217 yards. Hughes finished with eight tackles, while Rollins added five. Sophomore Jared DeVries finished with two sacks and five tackles, three for a loss. Shaw and DeVries were named offensive and defensive MVP’s, respectively.

SCORING SUMMARYIA -- Sherman 1-yard run (Bromert rush failed)IA -- Shaw 20-yard run (Knipper pass reception)IA -- Bromert 36-yard field goalIA -- Bromert 26-yard field goalIA -- Filer 14-yard run (Bromert kick)

Attendance: 55,677

IOWA _________________ TEAM STATISTICS ______________TTU23_______________________ First downs _________________1352-217 __________________ Rushes-yards _______________31-61139_____________________ Passing yards ________________145356_____________________ Total offense ________________20610-17 ______________________ Passes ___________________14-320-0 ______________________Fumbles-lost ________________0-08-78 ____________________Penalties-yards _______________7-6834:56 __________________ Possession time _______________25:04

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHINGIOWA: Shaw 20-113, Filer 4-41, Banks 13-30, Granquist 4-25TTU: Hanspard 18-64, Lethridge 12- (-4)

RECEIVINGIOWA: Dwight 6-105, Knipper 1-17, Willock 1-13TTU: Hart 4-46, McKenzie 3-38, DuBuc 3-20

PASSINGIOWA: Sherman 9-16-126, Driscoll 1-1-13TTU: 13-28-1-139. Cavazos 1-4-6

TACKLESIOWA: Hughes 8, DeVries 5, Rollins 5, Ennis-Inge 5TTU: Brown 7, Reagor 6, Jones 5, Johnson 5

1997 Sun BowlArizona State -- 17Iowa -- 7

Dec. 31, 1997, Sun Bowl Stadium, El Paso, Texas

Arizona State _______ 0 _______10 _______ 7 _______0 ______ 17Iowa ______________ 0 ________0 _______ 0 _______7 ________7

GAME RECAPAn incredible defensive effort by Arizona State, it picked apart Iowa’s ninth-ranked offense and earned the Sun Devils a 17-7 win in the Norwest Sun Bowl. The Sun Devil offense overshadowed Iowa, as ASU rushed for 268 yards and compiled 377 yards total offense. RB Tavian Banks sparked the offense unit on Iowa’s second possession, breaking loose for a 26-yard run to the ASU 30. Unfortunately, for Iowa, ASU held the nation’s fourth-best rusher to only 52 yards in the game. In the second quarter ASU set a seven-play, 55-yard scoring drive into motion, and never looked back. The Sun Devils recovered an Iowa fumble late in the first half and added a field goal for a 10-0 halftime advantage.Iowa was able to score on a six-play, 87-yard scoring drive, under the direction of quarterback Randy Reiners, late in the fourth quarter. LBs Raj Clark and Matt Hughes led the Iowa defense, each recording 12 tackles, while CB Ed Gibson added 11. Jared DeVries contributed nine tackles, two tackles for loss and one sack. Iowa punter Jason Baker was named Sun Bowl Special Teams MVP after averaging 48.9 yards per punt, including a Sun Bowl-record 76-yarder.

SCORING SUMMARYASU -- Jackson 35-yard pass from Campbell (Nycz kick)ASU -- Nycz 20-yard field goalASU -- Martin 1-yard run (Nycz kick)IA -- Carter 26-yard pass from Reiners (Bromert kick)

Attendance: 49,104

IOWA _________________ TEAM STATISTICS ________________ASU10_______________________ First Downs __________________1830-19 ___________________ Rushes-Yards __________________61-268190_____________________ Passing Yards __________________109209______________________ Total Yards ___________________37712-27-0 ____________________ Passes _____________________5-11-08-48.9 __________________ Punts-Average _________________9-36.10-0 _____________________ Fumbles-Lost __________________0-07-44 ___________________ Penalities-Yards _________________11-9024:31 __________________ Possession Time _________________35:29

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHINGIOWA: Banks 14-52, Thein 3-5, Burger 1-1ASU: Martin 27-169, Redmond 13-50

PASSINGIOWA: Sherman 8-22-0-120, Reiners 4-5-0-70ASU: Campbell 5-11-0-109

RECEIVINGIOWA: Gibson 3-79, Dwight 3-51, Banks 2-12ASU: Jackson 2-44, Mitchell 1-41

TACKLESIOWA: Clark 12, Hughes 12, Gibson 11, Cooks 10, LaFleur 10ASU: Jackson 7, Staat 6


IOWA BOWL HISTORY

2001 Alamo BowlIowa -- 19Texas Tech -- 16

December 29, 2001, Alamodome, San Antonio, TX

Texas Tech ____________ 0_________ 3 ________ 7 ________ 6__________16Iowa _________________ 3_________ 7 ________ 3 ________ 6__________19

GAME RECAPIowa’s Nate Kaeding kicked a 47-yard field goal with 44 seconds to play in the game and defensive back Bob Sanders intercepted a Texas Tech pass in the endzone on the final play as Iowa defeated the Red Raiders 19-16 in the 2001 Alamo Bowl. The Hawkeyes ended the season with a 7-5 overall record with the bowl victory. The crowd of 65,232 marked the second largest crowd in Alamo Bowl history.The Hawkeye drove 53 yards in eight plays for the final score of the game, which was the fourth field goal of the day for Kaeding. Texas Tech had tied the score at 16-16 with 2:05 remaining before Iowa’s game winning drive.Iowa QB Kyle McCann accounted for most of the yardage in the final scoring drive. He compleded three straight passes for 41 totals yards and then scrambled for 16 yards to the Tech 26-yardline to set up Kaeding’s game winning kick.Kaeding tied an Iowa record with the four field goals, which came from 36, 31, 46 and 47 yards. Iowa took an early 10-0 lead in the first half, using a ball control offense to keep the Red Raider passing attack on the sidelines. Tech got on the scoreboard on the final play of the half on a 50-yard field goal and tied the score at 10-10 on its first possession of the third quarter.An interception by Iowa’s Derrick Pickens led to an Iowa field goal for a 13-10 advantage and good field position led to Kaeding’s 46-yard effort that put Iowa in front 16-10.Pickens was named the Outstanding Defensive Player of the Game, while RB Aaron Greving earned that award for offense. Filling in for the injured Ladell Betts, Greving rushed 25 times for 115 yards, including a one-yard scoring run for Iowa’s only touchdown. McCann completed 19-26 passes for 161 yards, with no interceptions.Along with the interception on the final play of the game, Sanders led the Iowa defense with 11 tackles. Grant Steen added eight stops and Benny Sapp had seven tackles and an interception. Iowa’s defense held Texas Tech to just 80 net rushing yards.

SCORING SUMMARYIA -- Kaeding 36-yard field goalIA -- Greving 1-yard run (Kaeding kick)TTU -- Greathouse 50-yard field goalTTU -- Walker 20-yard pass from Kingsbury (Treece kick)IA -- Kaeding 31-yard field goalIA -- Kaeding 46-yard field goalTTU -- Treece 23-yard field goalTTU -- Treece 37-yard field goalIA -- Kaeding 47-yard field goal

Attendance: 65,232

TTU ________________________Team Statistics ___________________ IOWA20___________________________ First Downs _____________________ 2020-80 ________________________ Rushes-Yards ____________________ 44-178309__________________________Passing Yards ____________________ 16149-29-3 _____________________ Passes (A-C-I) ____________________ 26-19-0389__________________________Total Offense ____________________ 3395-37.2 ______________________ Punts-Average ____________________ 5-36.00-0 __________________________Fumbles-Lost ____________________ 1-05-35 ________________________ Penalties-Yards ____________________ 5-2624:57 _______________________Possession Time ___________________ 35:03

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHINGTTU: Kingsbury 9-42, Williams 9-30IOWA: Greving 25-115, Allen 7-36, McCann 7-26

PASSINGTTU: Kingsbury 29-49-309IOWA: McCann 19-26-161

RECEIVINGTTU: Peters 8-60, Glover 6-77, Welker 6-62, Francis 5-90IOWA: Hill 6-49, Clark 4-30, Dodge 4-26, Allen 3-38

TACKLESTTU: Sailor 12, Hawkins 9IOWA: Sanders 10, Steen 8, Meyer 7, Sapp 7

2003 Orange BowlSouthern California -- 38Iowa -- 17

January 2, 2003, Orange Bowl, Pro Player Stadium, Miami, FL

Iowa ________________ 10_________ 0 ________ 0 ________ 7__________17Southern Cal __________ 7_________ 3 _______ 14 _______ 14__________38

GAME RECAPSouthern Cal’s big second half lifted the Trojans past Iowa, 38-17 in the 2003 FedEx Orange Bowl. Iowa, which saw its nine-game winning streak come to an end, completed the season with an 11-2 overall record and an eighth place ranking in the final polls. Hawkeye C.J. Jones opened the game by returning the kickoff an Orange Bowl record 100 yards, giving Iowa an early 7-0 lead. The Trojans quickly answered with a four-play, 79-yard drive that ended with a Justin Fargas four-yard run.Iowa and USC each added 35-yard field goals before the half. Iowa had an opportunity to take the lead, but a seven-play, 41-yard drive stalled on the USC one-yard line as the half ended and USC blocked an Iowa field goal attempt on the final play.USC controlled the second half by scoring touchdowns on its first three possessions. USC’s defense stifled the Hawkeyes.Heisman Trophy winning QB Carson Palmer led USC by completing 21 of 31 passes for 303 yards and one touchdown. He was named the Orange Bowl MVP. Fargas became only the second Hawkeye opponent to eclipse 100 rushing yards as he gained 122 in 20 attempts. His rushing numbers included a 50-yard scoring scamper that marked the longest run against the Iowa defense all season.QB Brad Banks completed 15-36 passes for 204 yards and one touchdown. Banks threw 103 consecutive passes without an interception before USC’s Jason Leach picked one off in the fourth quarter. Banks also rushed eight times for 36 yards. His 423 rushing yards is an Iowa record for quarterbacks in a season. WR Maurice Brown and TE Dallas Clark led the Iowa receivers. Brown had six receptions for 63 yards and a touchdown, while Clark tallied four receptions for 97 yards. Brown’s 18-yard touchdown reception in the fourth quarter broke the school record for TD receptions in a season.Jones ran back four kickoffs for 169 yards, which is an Orange Bowl record and an Iowa bowl game record for return yards.Defensive backs Bob Sanders and Derek Pagel led Iowa’s defensive unit recording 13 and 10 tackles, respectively. The Iowa defense sacked Palmer four times, which included DE Matt Roth’s team-leading 11th sack in the second quarter.

SCORING SUMMARYIA -- Jones 100-yard kickoff return (Kaeding kick)USC -- Fargas 4-yard run (Killeen kick)IA -- Kaeding 35-yard field goalUSC -- Killeen 35-yard field goal USC -- Williams 18-yard pass from Palmer (Killeen kick)USC -- Fargas 50-yard run (Killeen kick)USC -- McCullough 5-yard run (Killeen kick)USC -- Byrd 6-yard run (Killeen kick)IA -- Brown 18-yard pass from Banks (Kaeding kick)

Attendance: 75,971

USC _________________________ TEAM STATS _____________________ IOWA30___________________________ First Downs _____________________ 1849-247 _______________________ Rushes-Yards ____________________ 22-119303__________________________Passing Yards ____________________ 20421-31-0 _____________________ Passes (C-A-I) ____________________ 15-36-1550__________________________Total Offense ____________________ 3232-37.5 ______________________ Punts-Average ____________________ 5-42.62-0 __________________________Fumbles-Lost ____________________ 2-16-45 ________________________ Penalties-Yards ____________________ 13-8538:06 _______________________Possession Time ___________________ 21:54

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHINGIOWA: Russell 9-45, Banks 8-36USC: Fargas 20-122, McCullough 12-76

PASSINGIOWA: Banks 15-36-204USC: Palmer 21-31-303

RECEIVINGIOWA: Clark 4-97, Brown 6-6USC: Williams 6-99, Colbert 6-81

TACKLESIOWA: Sanders 13, Pagel 10, Worthy 7, Cole 7USC: Pollard 6, Grootegoed 6, Allmond 5


IOWA BOWL HISTORY

2004 Outback BowlIowa -- 37Florida -- 17

January 1, 2004, Raymond James Stadium, Tampa, FL

Iowa _________________ 7________ 13 _______ 14 ________ 3_________ 37Florida _______________ 7_________ 0 ________ 3 ________ 7_________ 17

GAME RECAPAfter falling behind 7-0 in the first quarter, Iowa scored 27 unanswered points en route to a 37-17 triumph over No. 17 Florida in the 2004 Outback Bowl. The victory was Iowa’s first over the Gators and its first January bowl win since the 1959 Rose Bowl. After allowing an early Florida touchdown, Iowa scored on three of its next four possessions to end the half.WR Maurice Brown caught a three-yard touchdown pass from QB Nathan Chandler to even the game at 7-7 late in the first quarter. PK Nate Kaeding converted a 47-yard field goal to give Iowa the lead, and the Hawkeyes followed with a Chandler five-yard scoring run. A 32-yard Kaeding field goal gave Iowa a 20-7 halftime lead.Iowa maintained momentum in the second half after holding Florida to a three-and-out on its first possession. Matt Melloy blocked the Florida punt and also recovered it in the end zone for a touchdown. It marked the first time in Iowa bowl history that a Hawkeye player both blocked and recovered a punt for a touchdown.The Gators added a field goal on their next possession, but two possessions later Iowa RB Fred Russell, who was named Outback Bowl MVP, scampered 34 yards for a touchdown to give Iowa a commanding 34-10 advantage. Kaeding added a 38-yard field goal to end Iowa’s scoring.Russell finished with 204 all-purpose yards. He carried the ball 21 times for 150 yards and one touchdown and returned three kickoffs for 54 yards. Chandler completed 13-25 passes for 170 yards, one passing touchdown, one rushing score and no interceptions. Brown caught six passes for 96 yards and one score.Defensively, Iowa held the Gators to an Outback Bowl record-low 57 rushing yards, marking the eighth time in 2003 that the Hawkeyes held their opponents to 75 yards or less on the ground. DB Sean Considine collected a game-high nine tackles (three solo, six assists). LB Abdul Hodge registered eight stops (three solo, five assists). DT Tyler Luebke, DE Matt Roth and DE Howard Hodges each recorded one sack.

SCORING SUMMARYUF -- Kight 70-yard pass from Leak (Leach kick)IA -- Brown 3-yard pass from Chandler (Kaeding kick)IA -- Kaeding 47-yard field goalIA -- Chandler 5-yard run (Kaeding kick)IA -- Kaeding 32-yard field goalIA -- Melloy 0-yard blocked punt return (Kaeding kick)UF -- Leach 48-yard field goalIA -- Russell 34-yard run (Kaeding kick)IA -- Kaeding 38-yard field goalUF -- Baker 25-yard pass from Leak (Leach kick)

Attendance: 65,372

IOWA ______________________TEAM STATISTICS _________________ UF22___________________________ First Downs ____________________ 1649-328 _______________________ Rushes-Yards ___________________ 28-57170__________________________Passing Yards ___________________ 268408__________________________Total Offense ___________________ 32513-26-0 _________________________Passes ______________________ 22-41-17-42.6 ______________________ Punts-Average ___________________ 10-40.11-0 __________________________Fumbles-Lost ___________________ 1-03-15 ________________________ Penalties-Yards ___________________ 4-4334:10 _______________________Possession Time __________________ 25:50

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHINGIOWA: Russell 21-150, Lewis 12-45UF: Carthon 10-44, Fason 4-23

PASSINGIOWA: Chandler 13-25-170UF: Leak 22-41-268

RECEIVING:IOWA: Brown 6-96, Hinkel 3-44UF: Perez 7-70, Small 3-37

TACKLESIOWA: Considine 9, Hodge 8UF: Crowder 8, Thomas 7, Bailey 7

2005 Capital One BowlIowa -- 30Louisiana State -- 25

January 1, 2005, Florida Citrus Bowl, Orlando, FL

LSU ____________________ 0 ________ 12 _________0 _________ 13 _________ 25Iowa ___________________ 7 __________7 _________3 _________ 13 _________ 30

GAME RECAPFifth-year senior Warren Holloway caught an improbable 56-yard game-winning touchdown pass from QB Drew Tate as time expired to lift Iowa to a thrilling 30-25 triumph over 11th-ranked LSU in the 2005 Capital One Bowl. The 56-yard bomb on the final play was arguably the best finish in bowl history. The reception was Holloway’s first career touchdown.Iowa grabbed an early 7-0 lead when Tate connected with WR Clinton Solomon on a 57-yard score on its first possession. The 57-yarder tied Iowa’s longest touchdown reception in a bowl game (Dave Moritz from Chuck Long in the 1982 Peach Bowl). LSU cut the Hawkeye lead to 7-6 on a pair of field goals midway through the second quarter. Iowa extended its lead to 14-6 when Miguel Merrick blocked a punt and Sean Considine returned the ball seven yards for a touchdown. The Tigers answered on their next possession with a 74-yard touchdown run, but failed to convert the extra point.PK Kyle Schlicher scored the only points of the third quarter on a 19-yard field goal to stretch Iowa’s lead to 17-12. RB Marques Simmons scored on a four-yard run with 12:48 remaining to give the Hawkeyes a 24-12 advantage. LSU rallied with a pair of touchdown passes to WR Skyler Green (22 and three yards) as the Tigers took their first lead of the game, 25-24, with 46 seconds left.Tate drove Iowa to the 44-yard line before throwing the pass to Holloway as the final seconds clicked off the clock. The victory gave Iowa its 10th win of the year, marking the third straight season the Hawkeyes have collected 10 wins or more. Tate was named the Capital One Bowl MVP, while DL Jonathan Babineaux was recognized as Iowa’s Defensive MVP. Tate completed 20-32 passes for 287 yards and two touchdowns. The scoring passes of 56 and 57 yards marked the first time an Iowa quarterback has tossed two touchdowns over 50 yards in a bowl game.WR Ed Hinkel caught a career and game-high 10 passes for 93 yards, one reception shy of an Iowa bowl record. Solomon caught four passes for 81 yards and one score, while Holloway caught four passes for 72 yards and one touchdown.Defensively, Iowa recorded 10 tackles for loss, including five sacks. LB Abdul Hodge racked up a game-high 15 tackles (10 solo), including 2.5 sacks. LB Chad Greenway tallied nine tackles (seven solo), including one for loss. Babineaux registered seven tackles (five solo), including 4.5 for loss and 2.5 sacks. Additionally, the Hawkeyes’ special teams blocked two punts, including returning one for a touchdown.Iowa finished the season ranked eighth for the third consecutive year. The Hawkeyes finished in the top 10 three straight seasons for only the second time ever (1956-58).

SCORING SUMMARYIA -- Solomon 57-yard pass from Tate (Schlicher kick)LSU -- Jackson 29-yard field goalLSU -- Jackson 47-yard field goalIA -- Considine 7-yard blocked punt return (Schlicher kick)LSU -- Broussard 74-yard run (Jackson kick failed)IA -- Schlicher 19-yard field goalIA -- Simmons 4-yard run (Schlicher kick)LSU -- Green 22-yard pass from Russel (Jackson kick)LSU -- Green 3-yard pass from Russel (Russel pass failed)IA -- Holloway 56-yard pass from Tate (no PAT attempted)

Attendance: 70,229

LSU ___________________________ TEAM STATS _______________________ IOWA19______________________________ First Downs ________________________ 1636-167 _________________________ Rushes-Yards _______________________ 29-47228____________________________ Passing Yards _______________________ 287346____________________________ Total Offense _______________________ 33423-35-1 ___________________________ Passes __________________________ 20-32-26-30.2 _________________________Punts-Average ______________________ 6-49.21-0 ____________________________ Fumbles-Lost _______________________ 1-05-42 __________________________ Penalties-Yards ______________________ 9-5034:12 _________________________ Possession Time ______________________ 25:48

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHINGIOWA: Simmons 13-35, Mickens 5-14LSU: Broussard 13-109, Addai 11-27

PASSINGIOWA: Tate 20-32-2-287LSU: Russell 12-15-0-128, Randall 10-15-1-89

RECEIVING:IOWA: Hinkel 10-93, Solomon 4-81LSU: Bowe 8-122, Green 6-59

TACKLES:IOWA: Hodge 15, Greenway 9LSU: Daniels 7, Turner 7


IOWA BOWL HISTORY

2006 Outback BowlFlorida -- 31Iowa -- 24

January 2, 2006, Raymond James Stadium, Tampa, FL

Iowa _____________0 _________ 7 __________ 0 __________ 17 __________24Florida ___________7 ________ 17 __________ 7 ___________ 0 __________31

GAME RECAPFlorida scored the game’s first 17 points and held off a late Iowa surge to defeat the Hawkeyes 31-24 in the 2006 Outback Bowl at Tampa, FL.The Gators blocked and returned an Iowa punt for a score on Iowa’s first possession to take a 7-0 advantage. Florida then added a 21-yard field goal and returned an interception 60 yards to take a 17-0 lead with 1:57 left in the first half.Iowa scored its first points on a 20-yard touchdown pass from QB Drew Tate to WR Clinton Solomon. However, the Gators answered the Hawkeye score with a touch-down with one second left in the period to take a 24-7 halftime advantage.Florida added a 38-yard touchdown pass for the only score of the third quarter, but Iowa rallied to score 17 fourth-quarter points to make for an exciting finish. WR Ed Hinkel caught touchdown passes of four and 14 yards from Tate, while PK Kyle Schlicher converted a 45-yard field goal to cut the Florida lead to 34-21 with 1:24 left.Iowa’s comeback fell short as the Hawkeyes failed to recover an onside kick. On the previous play, Iowa recovered the onside kick, only to be flagged for an offside penalty.Tate completed 32-55 passes for 346 yards and three scores; the 32 pass completions and 55 attempts established Iowa bowl records. Hinkel caught a team-high nine passes for 87 yards and tied an Iowa bowl record with two touchdown receptions. Damian Sims tied an Iowa bowl record with five kickoff returns for 107 yards.Florida QB Chris Leak completed 25-40 passes for 278 yards and two TDs. Leak’s two touchdown passes went to Outback Bowl MVP, WR Dallas Baker, who caught 10 passes for 147 yards.LB Abdul Hodge amassed an Outback Bowl and Iowa bowl record 19 tackles (14 solo) to lead the Hawkeye defense. DB Antwan Allen and DB Marcus Paschal each added 10 tackles, while LB Chad Greenway recorded nine stops. Allen became the first Iowa player to start in four January bowl games.

SCORING SUMMARYUF -- McCollum 6-yard blocked punt return (Hetland kick)UF -- Hetland 21-yard field goalUF -- Brown 60-yard interception return (Hetland kick)IA -- Solomon 20-yard pass from Tate (Schlicher kick)UF -- Baker 24-yard pass from Leak (Hetland kick)UF -- Baker 38-yard pass from Leak (Hetland kick)IA -- Hinkel 4-yard pass from Tate (Schlicher kick)IA -- Hinkel 14-yard pass from Tate (Schlicher kick)IA -- Schlicher 45-yard field goal

Attendance: 65,881

IOWA ______________________ TEAM STATS _____________________ UF23__________________________First Downs ______________________ 2620-64 ______________________ Rushes-Yards _____________________ 42-169346________________________ Passing Yards _____________________ 278410________________________ Total Offense _____________________ 44732-55-1 _______________________ Passes ________________________ 25-40-06-30.7 _____________________Punts-Average _____________________ 3-46.30-0 ________________________ Fumbles-Lost _____________________ 1-18-60 ______________________ Penalties-Yards ____________________ 5-3024:35 _____________________ Possession Time ____________________ 35:25

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHING:IOWA: Young 13-34, Tate, 3-24UF: Moore 13-88, Wynn 8-34

PASSING:IOWA: Tate 32-55-1-346UF: Leak 25-40-0-278

RECEIVING:IOWA: Solomon 7-96, Chandler 7-89UF: Baker 10-147, Jackson 7-76

TACKLES:IOWA: Hodge 19, Allen 10, Paschal 10UF: Webb 10, Brown 7, Herring 7

2006 Alamo BowlTexas -- 26Iowa -- 24

December 30, 2006, Alamodome, San Antonio, TX

Texas _____________3 _________ 7 _________ 10 ___________ 6 __________26Iowa ___________ 14 _________ 0 __________ 7 ___________ 3 __________24

GAME RECAPTexas outscored Iowa 23-10 in the final three periods en route to a 26-24 Alamo Bowl victory over the Hawkeyes in front of a bowl-record 65,875 fans in the Alamodome. Iowa sprinted out of the gates, scoring touchdowns on its first two possessions. RB Al-bert Young scored on a one-yard run and WR Andy Brodell caught a 63-yard touchdown pass from QB Drew Tate. The 63-yard pass is the longest TD pass in Iowa bowl history.After a Texas field goal, Iowa looked to stretch its lead to 21-3 on a nine-yard touchdown reception by TE Scott Chandler, but a flag negated the score. Texas intercepted a Tate pass in the end zone on the very next play. The Longhorns took advantage of Iowa’s misfortune and turned the turnover in seven points. Iowa took a 14-10 lead into the half.The Longhorns scored the next 10 points on a 43-yard field goal and a 72-yard touchdown pass to grab a 20-14 advantage midway through the third period. Iowa quickly answered with a four-play, 68-yard drive that culminated with a 23-yard touchdown reception by Brodell.Texas responded with a touchdown on the following possession to go up 26-21. Iowa added a PK Kyle Schlicher 38-yard field goal late in the fourth quarter to cut the deficit to 26-24. The Longhorns became the first team to win the Alamo Bowl when trailing at the half.Tate completed 15-25 passes for 274 yards and two touchdowns. Brodell tied an Iowa bowl record with two touchdown receptions and matched a career high with 159 receiving yards on six receptions. Furthermore, the 159 yards is an Alamo Bowl receiving record, besting Michigan’s Amani Toomer’s 135 yards set in 1995.Texas QB Colt McCoy was named the Most Outstanding Offensive Player. McCoy completed 26-40 passes for 308 yards and two scores.Four Hawkeyes recorded seven tackles or more. DB Miguel Merrick had a team-high eight tackles. DB Charles Godfrey and LB Ed Miles each were credited with seven stops.

SCORING SUMMARYIA -- Young 1-yard run (Schlicker kick)IA -- Brodell 63-yard pass from Tate (Schlicher kick)UT -- Bailey 27-yard field goalUT -- Sweed 20-yard pass from McCoy (Bailey kick)UT -- Bailey 43-yard field goalUT -- Charles 72-yard pass from McCoy (Bailey kick)IA -- Brodell 23-yard pass from Tate (Schlicker kick)UT -- Young 2-yard run (Bailey kick)IA -- Schlicher 38-yard field goal

Attendance: 65,875

IOWA ______________________ TEAM STATS _____________________ UT17__________________________First Downs ______________________ 1734-89 ______________________ Rushes-Yards _____________________ 21-70274________________________ Passing Yards _____________________ 30859-363 _____________________ Total Offense _____________________ 61-37815-25-1 _______________________ Passes ________________________ 26-40-05-42.4 _____________________Punts-Average _____________________ 6-37.82-1 ________________________ Fumbles-Lost _____________________ 2-18-53 ______________________ Penalties-Yards ____________________ 6-6030:56 _____________________ Possession Time ____________________ 29:04

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHING:IOWA: Young 13-64, Sims, 12-26UT: Charles 4-26, Shipley 1-14

PASSING:IOWA: Tate 15-25-1-274UT: McCoy 26-40-0-308

RECEIVING:IOWA: Brodell 6-159, Douglas 3-40UT: Finley 8-46, Cosby 7-59

TACKLES:IOWA: Merrick 8, Godfrey 7, Milles 7, Gabelmann 7UT: Miller 11, Griffin 10, Derry 6


IOWA BOWL RECORDS & RESULTS

Iowa Bowl RecordsIndividual RecordsOffenseRushingAttempts ______________________ 25, Aaron Greving (‘01 Alamo)Yards _________________________ 194, Bob Jeter (‘59 Rose)TDs ___________________________ 2, Michael Burger (‘95 Sun) 2, Mike Saunders (‘91 Holiday) 2, Nick Bell (‘91 Rose) 2, Matt Rodgers (‘91 Rose) 2, Willie Fleming (‘59 Rose) 2, Collins Hagler (‘57 Rose)

PassingAttempts ______________________ 55, Drew Tate (‘06 Outback)Completions ___________________ 32, Drew Tate (‘06 Outback)Yards _________________________ 461, Chuck Long (‘84 Freedom)TDs ___________________________ 6, Chuck Long (‘84 Freedom)

Total OffensePlays _________________________ 58, Drew Tate (‘06 Outback)Yards _________________________ 481, Chuck Long (‘84 Freedom)TDs ___________________________ 6, Chuck Long (‘84 Freedom)

ReceivingCatches _______________________ 11, Ronnie Harmon (‘86 Rose)Yards _________________________ 168, Dave Moritz (‘82 Peach)TDs ___________________________ 2, Andy Brodell (‘06 Alamo Bowl) 2, Ed Hinkel (‘06 Outback) 2, Deven Harberts (‘88 Peach) 2, Jonathan Hayes (‘84 Freedom) 2, Ronnie Harmon (‘82 Peach)

ScoringTDs ___________________________ 2 on ten occasionsPoints ________________________ 13, Nate Kaeding (’04 Outback) 13, Nate Kaeding (‘01 Alamo) 13, Tom Nichol (‘84 Freedom)

DefenseMost Tackles ___________________ 19, Abdul Hodge (‘06 Outback)Most Tackles for Loss ____________ 7, Sean Ridley (‘87 Holiday)Most QB Sacks __________________ 2.5 Jonathan Babineaux & Abdul Hodge (’05 Capital One Bowl)Interceptions ___________________ 2, Devon Mitchell (‘83 Gator) 2, Tork Hook (‘88 Peach)Int. Yards ______________________ 33, Anthony Wright (‘87 Holiday) 33, Devon Mitchell (‘83 Gator)

Special TeamsPATsMade _________________________ 7, Tom Nichol (‘84 Freedom)Attempted _____________________ 7, Tom Nichol (‘84 Freedom)

Field GoalsMade _________________________ 4, Nate Kaeding (‘01 Alamo)Attempted _____________________ 5, Nate Kaeding (‘01 Alamo)

PuntingNumber _______________________ 8, Nick Gallery (‘93 Alamo) 8, Jason Baker (‘97 Sun)Yards _________________________ 391, Jason Baker (‘97 Sun)Average _______________________ 52.0, Nick Gallery (‘96 Alamo)

Punt ReturnsNumber _______________________ 4, Ramon Ochoa (’04 Outback) 4, Tim Dwight (‘97 Sun)Yards _________________________ 50, Ramon Ochoa (‘04 Outback)Average (min. 3 ret.) ____________ 12.5, Ramon Ochoa (’04 Outback)

Kickoff ReturnsNumber _______________________ 5, Damian Sims (‘06 Outback) 5, Kevin Harmon (‘86 Rose)Yards _________________________ 169, C.J. Jones (’03 Orange)Average _______________________ 42.0, C.J. Jones (’03 Orange)

Team RecordsRushingAttempts _________________55 (‘59 Rose)Yards ____________________429 (‘59 Rose)TDs ______________________5 (‘59 Rose)

PassingAttempts _________________55 (‘06 Outback)Completions ______________32 (‘06 Outback)Yards ____________________469 (‘84 Freedom)TDs ______________________6 (‘84 Freedom)

Total OffensePlays ____________________81 (‘84 Freedom)Yards ____________________560 (‘84 Freedom)

ScoringTDs ______________________7 (‘84 Freedom)PATs _____________________7 (‘84 Freedom)FGs ______________________5 (‘95 Sun)Points ___________________55 (‘84 Freedom)

Longest PlaysRun _____________________81 yards, Bob Jeter (‘59 Rose)Pass ______________________66 yards, Matt Rodgers to Danan Hughes (‘91 Rose)TD Reception _______________63 yards, Drew Tate to Andy Brodell (‘06 Alamo)Kickoff Return ____________100 yards, C.J. Jones (’03 Orange)Punt Return ______________32 yards, Collins Hagler (‘57 Rose)Interception Return ________33 yards, Anthony Wright (‘87 Holiday)Fumble Return ____________25 yards, Bill Happel (‘57 Rose)Punt _____________________76 yards, Jason Baker (‘97 Sun)Field Goal ________________52 yards, Rob Houghtlin (‘86 Rose)

Hawkeyes Hold Records In Bowl GamesIowa kickoff returner C.J. Jones (2003) set an Orange Bowl record when he returned the opening kickoff 100 yards for a touchdown against Southern California.

Iowa punters Nick Gallery (1996) and Jason Baker (1997) established bowl records for longest punt in two of Iowa’s bowl games. Gallery had a 59-yard punt in the 1996 Alamo Bowl and Baker had a 76-yard punt in the 1997 Sun Bowl.

2006 Alamo: Texas 26, Iowa 242006 Outback: Florida 31, Iowa 242005 Capital One: Iowa 30, LSU 252004 Outback: Iowa 37, Florida 172003 Orange: USC 38, Iowa 172001 Alamo: Iowa 19, Texas Tech 161997 Sun: Arizona State 17, Iowa 71996 Alamo: Iowa 27, Texas Tech 01995 Sun: Iowa 38, Washington 181993 Alamo: California 37, Iowa 31991 Holiday: Iowa 13, Brigham Young 131991 Rose: Washington 46, Iowa 341988 Peach: N.C. State 28, Iowa 231987 Holiday: Iowa 20, Wyoming 191986 Holiday: Iowa 39, San Diego State 381986 Rose: UCLA 45, Iowa 281984 Freedom: Iowa 55, Texas 171983 Gator: Florida 14, Iowa 61982 Peach: Iowa 28, Tennessee 221982 Rose: Washington 28, Iowa 01959 Rose: Iowa 38, California 121957 Rose: Iowa 35, Oregon State 19

Iowa Bowl ResultsWon 11, Lost 10, Tied 1


IOWA FOOTBALL IN THE NATIONAL RANKINGS

Following is a year-by-year listing of final football rankings that have included the University of Iowa.

Associated Press1939 1. Texas A&M 2. Tennessee 3. Southern California 4. Cornell 5. Tulane 6. Missouri 7. UCLA 8. Duke 9. IOWA 10. Duquesne 11. Boston College 12. Clemson 13. Notre Dame 14. Santa Clara 15. Ohio State 16. Georgia Tech 17. Fordham 18. Nebraska 19. Oklahoma 20. Michigan

1953 1. Maryland 2. Notre Dame 3. Michigan State 4. Oklahoma 5. UCLA 6. Rice 7. Illinois 8. Georgia Tech 9. IOWA 10. West Virginia 11. Texas 12. Texas Tech 13. Alabama 14. Army 15. Wisconsin 16. Kentucky 17. Auburn 18. Duke 19. Stanford 20. Michigan

1956 1. Oklahoma 2. Tennessee 3. IOWA 4. Georgia Tech 5. Texas A&M 6. Miami (FL) 7. Michigan 8. Syracuse 9. Michigan State 10. Oregon State 11. Baylor 12. Minnesota 13. Pittsburgh 14. Texas Christian 15. Ohio State 16. Navy 17. George Washington 18. Southern California 19. Clemson 20. Colorado

1957 1. Auburn 2. Ohio State 3. Michigan State 4. Oklahoma 5. Navy 6. IOWA 7. Mississippi 8. Rice 9. Texas A&M 10. Notre Dame 11. Texas 12. Arizona State 13. Tennessee 14. Mississippi State 15. North Carolina State 16. Duke 17. Florida 18. Army 19. Wisconsin 20. Virginia Military

1958 1. Louisiana State 2. IOWA 3. Army 4. Auburn 5. Oklahoma 6. Air Force 7. Wisconsin 8. Ohio State 9. Syracuse 10. Texas Christian 11. Mississippi 12. Clemson 13. Purdue 14. Florida 15. South Carolina 16. California 17. Notre Dame 18. Southern Methodist 19. Oklahoma State 20. Rutgers

1960 1. Minnesota 2. Mississippi 3. IOWA 4. Navy 5. Missouri 6. Washington 7. Arkansas 8. Ohio State 9. Alabama 10. Duke 11. Kansas 12. Baylor 13. Auburn 14. Yale 15. Michigan State 16. Penn State 17. New Mexico State 18. Florida 19. Syracuse 19. Purdue

1981 1. Clemson 2. Texas 3. Penn State 4. Pittsburgh 5. Southern Methodist 6. Georgia 7. Alabama 8. Miami (FL) 9. North Carolina 10. Washington 11. Nebraska 12. Michigan 13. Brigham Young 14. Southern California 15. Ohio State 16. Arizona State 17. West Virginia 18. IOWA 19. Missouri 20. Oklahoma

1983 1. Miami (FL) 2. Nebraska 3. Auburn 4. Georgia 5. Texas 6. Florida 7. Brigham Young 8. Michigan 9. Ohio State 10. Illinois 11. Clemson 12. Southern Methodist 13. Air Force 14. IOWA 15. Alabama 16. West Virginia 17. UCLA 18. Pittsburgh 19. Boston College 20. East Carolina

1984 1. Brigham Young 2. Washington 3. Florida 4. Nebraska 5. Boston College 6. Oklahoma 7. Oklahoma State 8. Southern Methodist 9. UCLA 10. Southern California 11. South Carolina 12. Maryland 13. Ohio State 14. Auburn 15. Louisiana State 16. IOWA 17. Florida State 18. Miami (FL) 19. Kentucky 20. Virginia

1985 1. Oklahoma 2. Michigan 3. Penn State 4. Tennessee 5. Florida 6. Texas A&M 7. UCLA 8. Air Force 9. Miami (FL) 10. IOWA 11. Nebraska 12. Arkansas 13. Alabama 14. Ohio State 15. Florida State 16. Brigham Young 17. Baylor 18. Maryland 19. Georgia Tech 20. Louisiana State

1986 1. Penn State 2. Miami (FL) 3. Oklahoma 4. Arizona State 5. Nebraska 6. Auburn 7. Ohio State 8. Michigan 9. Alabama 10. Louisiana State 11. Arizona 12. Baylor 13. Texas A&M 14. UCLA 15. Arkansas 16. IOWA 17. Clemson 18. Washington 19. Boston College 20. Virginia Tech

1987 1. Miami (FL) 2. Florida State 3. Oklahoma 4. Syracuse 5. Louisiana State 6. Nebraska 7. Auburn 8. Michigan State 9. UCLA 10. Texas A&M 11. Oklahoma State 12. Clemson 13. Georgia 14. Tennessee 15. South Carolina 16. IOWA 17. Notre Dame 18. Southern California 19. Michigan 20. Arizona State

1990 1. Colorado 2. Georgia Tech 3. Miami (FL) 4. Florida State 5. Washington 6. Notre Dame 7. Michigan 8. Tennessee 9. Clemson 10. Houston 11. Penn State 12. Texas 13. Florida 14. Louisville 15. Texas A&M 16. Michigan State 17. Oklahoma 18. IOWA 19. Auburn 20. Southern California 21. Mississippi 22. Brigham Young 23. Virginia 24. Nebraska 25. Illinois

1991 1. Miami (FL) 2. Washington 3. Penn State 4. Florida State 5. Alabama 6. Michigan 7. Florida 8. California 9. East Carolina 10. IOWA 11. Syracuse 12. Texas A&M 13. Notre Dame 14. Tennessee 15. Nebraska 16. Oklahoma 17. Georgia 18. Clemson 19. UCLA 20. Colorado 21. Tulsa 22. Stanford 23. Brigham Young 24. North Carolina State 25. Air Force



1995 1. Nebraska 2. Florida 3. Tennessee 4. Florida State 5. Colorado 6. Ohio State 7. Kansas State 8. Northwestern 9. Kansas 10. Virginia Tech 11. Notre Dame 12. Southern Cal 13. Penn State 14. Texas 15. Texas A&M 16. Virginia 17. Michigan 18. Oregon 19. Syracuse 20. Miami 21. Alabama 22. Auburn 23. Texas Tech 24. Toledo 25. IOWA

1996 1. Florida 2. Ohio State 3. Florida State 4. Arizona State 5. Brigham Young 6. Nebraska 7. Penn State 8. Colorado 9. Tennessee 10. North Carolina 11. Alabama 12. LSU 13. Virginia Tech 14. Miami (FL) 15. Northwestern 16. Washington 17. Kansas State 18. IOWA 19. Notre Dame 20. Michigan 21. Syracuse 22. Wyoming 23. Texas 24. Auburn 25. Army

2002 1. Ohio State 2. Miami (FL) 3. Georgia 4. USC 5. Oklahoma 6. Texas 7. Kansas State 8. IOWA 9. Michigan 10. Washington State 11. Alabama 12. North Carolina State 13. Maryland 14. Auburn 15. Boise State 16. Penn State 17. Notre Dame 18. Virginia Tech 19. Pittsburgh 20. Colorado 21. Florida State 22. Virginia 23. Texas Christian 24. Marshall 25. West Virginia

2003 1. Southern Cal 2. Louisiana State 3. Oklahoma 4. Ohio State 5. Miami 6. Michigan 7. Georgia 8. IOWA 9. Washington State 10. Miami, OH 11. Florida State 12. Texas 13. Mississippi 14. Kansas State 15. Tennessee 16. Boise State 17. Maryland 18. Purdue 19. Nebraska 20. Minnesota 21. Utah 22. Clemson 23. Bowling Green 24. Florida 25. Texas Christian

2004 1. Southern Cal 2. Auburn 3. Oklahoma 4. Utah 5. Texas 6. Louisville 7. Georgia 8. IOWA 9. California 10. Virginia Tech 11. Miami 12. Boise State 13. Tennessee 14. Michigan 15. Florida State 16. LSU 17. Wisconsin 18. Texas Tech 19. Arizona State 20. Ohio State 21. Boston College 22. Fresno State 23. Virginia 24. Navy 25. Pittsburgh

United Press International1939Not available, Iowa was ranked ninth

1953 1. Maryland 2. Notre Dame 3. Michigan State 4. UCLA 5. Oklahoma 6. Rice 7. Illinois 8. Texas 9. Georgia Tech 10. IOWA 11. Alabama 12. Texas Tech 13. West Virginia 14. Wisconsin 15. Kentucky 16. Army 17. Stanford 18. Duke 19. Michigan 20. Ohio State

1955 1. Oklahoma 2. Michigan State 3. Maryland 4. UCLA 5. Ohio State 6. Texas Christian 7. Georgia Tech 8. Auburn 9. Notre Dame 10. Mississippi 11. Pittsburgh 12. Southern Cal 13. Michigan 14. Texas A&M 15. Army 16. Duke 17. West Virginia 18. Miami (FL) 19. IOWA 20. Navy 20. Stanford 20. Miami (OH)

1956 1. Oklahoma 2. Tennessee 3. IOWA 4. Georgia Tech 5. Texas A&M 6. Miami (FL) 7. Michigan 8. Syracuse 9. Minnesota 10. Michigan State 11. Baylor 12. Pittsburgh 13. Oregon State 14. Texas Christian 15. Southern California 16. Wyoming 17. Yale 18. Colorado 19. Navy 20. Duke

1957 1. Ohio State 2. Auburn 3. Michigan State 4. Oklahoma 5. IOWA 6. Navy 7. Rice 8. Mississippi 9. Notre Dame 10. Texas A&M 11. Texas 12. Arizona State 13. Army 14. Duke 15. Wisconsin 16. Tennessee 17. Oregon 18. Clemson 19. UCLA 20. North Carolina State

1958 1. Louisiana State 2. IOWA 3. Army 4. Auburn 5. Oklahoma 6. Wisconsin 7. Ohio State 8. Air Force 9. Texas Christian 10. Syracuse 11. Purdue 12. Mississippi 13. Clemson 14. Notre Dame 15. Florida 16. California 17. Northwestern 18. Southern Methodist

1960 1. Minnesota 2. IOWA 3. Mississippi 4. Missouri 5. Washington 6. Navy 7. Arkansas 8. Ohio State 9. Kansas 9. Alabama 11. Duke 12. Baylor 13. Michigan State 14. Auburn 15. Purdue 16. Florida 17. Texas 18. Yale 19. New Mexico State 20. Tennessee

1981 1. Clemson 2. Pittsburgh 3. Penn State 4. Texas 5. Georgia 6. Alabama 7. Washington 8. North Carolina 9. Nebraska 10. Michigan 11. Brigham Young 12. Ohio State 13. Southern Cal 14. Oklahoma 15. IOWA 16. Arkansas 17. Mississippi State 18. West Virginia 19. Southern Mississippi 20. Missouri

1983 1. Miami (FL) 2. Nebraska 3. Auburn 4. Georgia 5. Texas 6. Florida 7. Brigham Young 8. Ohio State 9. Michigan 10. Illinois 11. Southern Methodist 12. Alabama 13. UCLA 14. IOWA 15. Air Force 16. West Virginia 17. Penn State 18. Oklahoma State 19. Pittsburgh 20. Boston College

1984 1. Brigham Young 2. Washington 3. Nebraska 4. Boston College 5. Oklahoma State 6. Oklahoma 7. Florida 8. Southern Methodist 9. Southern Cal 10. UCLA 11. Maryland 12. Ohio State 13. South Carolina 14. Auburn 15. IOWA 16. Louisiana State 17. Virginia 18. West Virginia 19. Kentucky 20. Florida State



1985 1. Oklahoma 2. Michigan 3. Penn State 4. Tennessee 5. Air Force 6. UCLA 7. Texas A&M 8. Miami (FL) 9. IOWA 10. Nebraska 11. Ohio State 12. Arkansas 13. Florida State 14. Alabama 15. Baylor 16. Fresno State 17. Brigham Young 18. Georgia Tech 19. Maryland 20. Louisiana State

1986 1. Penn State 2. Miami (FL) 3. Oklahoma 4. Nebraska 5. Arizona State 6. Ohio State 7. Michigan 8. Auburn 9. Alabama 10. Arizona 11. Louisiana State 12. Texas A&M 13. Baylor 14. UCLA 15. IOWA 16. Arkansas 17. Washington 18. Boston College 19. Clemson 20. Florida State

1987 1. Miami (FL) 2. Florida State 3. Oklahoma 4. Syracuse 5. Louisiana State 6. Nebraska 7. Auburn 8. Michigan State 9. Texas A&M 10. Clemson 11. UCLA 12. Oklahoma State 13. Tennessee 14. Georgia 15. South Carolina 15. IOWA 17. Southern California 18. Michigan 19. Texas 20. Indiana

1990 1. Georgia 2. Colorado 3. Miami (FL) 4. Florida State 5. Washington 6. Notre Dame 7. Tennessee 8. Michigan 9. Clemson 10. Penn State 11. Texas 12. Louisville 13. Texas A&M 14. Michigan State 15. Virginia 16. IOWA 17. Nebraska 17. Brigham Young 19. Auburn 20. San Jose State 21. Syracuse 22. Southern Cal 23. Mississippi 24. Illinois 25. Virginia Tech

USA Today Coaches Poll

1991 1. Washington 2. Miami (FL) 3. Penn State 4. Florida State 5. Alabama 6. Michigan 7. California 8. Florida 9. East Carolina 10. IOWA 11. Syracuse 12. Notre Dame 13. Texas A&M 14. Oklahoma 15. Tennessee 16. Nebraska 17. Clemson 18. UCLA 19. Georgia 20. Colorado 21. Tulsa 22. Stanford 23. Brigham Young 24. Air Force 25. North Carolina State

1995 1. Nebraska 2. Tennessee 3. Florida 4. Colorado 5. Florida State 6. Kansas State 7. Northwestern 8. Ohio State 9. Virginia Tech 10. Kansas 11. Southern Cal 12. Penn State 13. Notre Dame 14. Texas 15. Texas A&M 16. Syracuse 17. Virginia 18. Oregon 19. Michigan 20. Texas Tech 21. Auburn 22. IOWA 23. East Carolina 24. Toledo 25. Louisiana State

1996 1. Florida 2. Ohio State 3. Florida State 4. Arizona State 5. Brigham Young 6. Nebraska 7. Penn State 8. Colorado 9. Tennessee 10. North Carolina 11. Alabama 12. Virginia Tech 13. Louisiana State 14. Miami (FL) 15. Washington 16. Northwestern 17. Kansas State 18. IOWA 19. Syracuse 20. Michigan 21. Notre Dame 22. Wyoming 23. Texas 24. Army 25. Auburn

2002 1. Ohio State 2. Miami (FL) 3. Georgia 4. Southern California 5. Oklahoma 6. Kansas State 7. Texas 8. IOWA 9. Michigan 10. Washington State 11. North Carolina State 12. Boise State 13. Maryland 14. Virginia Tech 15. Penn State 16. Auburn 17. Notre Dame 18. Pittsburgh 19. Marshall 20. West Virginia 21. Colorado 22. Texas Christian 23. Florida State 24. Florida 25. Virginia

2003 1. Louisiana State 2. Southern Cal 3. Oklahoma 4. Ohio State 5. Miami 6. Georgia 7. Michigan 8. IOWA 9. Washington State 10. Florida State 11. Texas 12. Miami, OH 13. Kansas State 14. Mississippi 15. Boise State 16. Tennessee 17. Minnesota 18. Nebraska 19. Purdue 20. Maryland 21. Utah 22. Clemson 23. Bowling Green 24. Texas Christian 25. Florida

2004 1. Southern Cal 2. Auburn 3. Oklahoma 4. Texas 5. Utah 6. Georgia 7. Louisville 8. IOWA 9. California 10. Virginia Tech 11. Miami 12. Michigan 13. Boise State 14. Florida State 15. Tennessee 16. LSU 17. Texas Tech 18. Wisconsin 19. Ohio State 20. Arizona State 21. Boston College 22. Fresno State 23. Virginia 24. Navy 25. Florida

Since the wire services began running football polls, Iowa has finished the season ranked in the nation’s Top Twenty-five 20 times. Additionally, the Hawkeyes were named national champions by the Football Writers Association in 1958. Here are Iowa’s Top Twenty-five finishes by the Associated Press, United Press International and the coaches poll.

1939 No. 9 by both wire services1953 No. 9 by AP/No. 10 by UPI1955 No. 19 by UPI1956 No. 3 by both wire services1957 No. 5 by UPI/No. 6 by AP1958 No. 2 by both wire services1960 No. 2 by UPI/No. 3 by AP1981 No. 15 by UPI/No. 18 by AP1983 No. 14 by both wire services1984 No. 15 by UPI/No. 16 by AP1985 No. 9 by UPI/No. 10 by AP1986 No. 15 by UPI/No. 16 by AP1987 No. 15 by UPI/No. 16 by AP1990 No. 16 by UPI/No. 18 by AP1991 No. 10 by AP and CNN/USA Today1995 No. 22 by CNN/USA Today/No. 25 by AP1996 No. 18 by AP and CNN/USA Today2002 No. 8 by AP and ESPN/USA Today2003 No. 8 by AP and ESPN/USA Today2004 No. 8 by AP and ESPN/USA Today

Iowa in the Top 20


NATIONAL AWARDS

Throughout the years, a number of Iowa football players have been honored by winning national awards for their outstanding play on the football field. The individual awards earned by the 2002 and 2003 Hawkeye football program are unprecedented in the history of Iowa football as four individual earned national awards. Offensive tackle Robert Gallery in 2003 was the recipient of the Outland Trophy, which goes to the best interior lineman in college football. Gallery was named the Big Ten Lineman of the Year and he was a consensus all-American. He is the third Hawkeye player to earn the Outland Trophy. PK Nate Kaeding earned the Lou Groza Award as the top kicker in the nation in 2002 as a junior. He also earned consensus all-America honors in 2003 and was one of three finalists for the Groza Award as a senior. Also in 2002, Dallas Clark earned the John Mackey Award as the top tight end in the nation and QB Brad Banks was recognized with the Davey O’Brien Award as the top signal caller in the nation. Along with having three players earn Player of the Year awards for their positions (QB Brad Banks, TE Dallas Clark and PK Nate Kaeding) in 2002, Iowa had a total of 11 players earn first team all-Big Ten honors. In addition to earning the Davey O’Brien Award as the top quarterback, Banks was named Associated Press National Player of the Year, placed second in the Heisman Trophy voting and was named the Most Valuable Player and Offensive Player of the Year in the Big Ten Conference. Banks was also a finalist for the Maxwell Award and the Walter Camp Foundation Player of the Year. Center Bruce Nelson in 2002 was a finalist for the Rimington Award, which goes to the top center in the nation, while Clark and OL Eric Steinbach earned consensus all-America honors. The 2002 and 2003 seasons marked just the third and fourth seasons in which Iowa has had more than one consensus selection. Steinbach, in 2002, preceded Gallery as the Big Ten Lineman of the Year. In addition to the player honors, Coach Kirk Ferentz in 2002 was named national Coach of The Year by the Walter Camp Foundation and the Associated Press. The American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) selected Ron Aiken as the 2002 national Assistant Coach of the Year. Ferentz repeated as the Big Ten Coach of the Year in 2004 as Iowa earned its second title in three seasons. Norm Parker, Iowa’s defensive coordinator, was a finalist for the Broyles Award, which recognizes the nations top Division I assistant coach and five Hawkeye players earned first team all-Big Ten recognition.

Outland TrophyThe Outland Trophy, selected by the Football Writers Association of America, honors the outstanding interior lineman each season.

Robert Gallery, 2003Cal Jones, 1955Alex Karras, 1957

Maxwell AwardSelected by the Maxwell Football Club of Philadelphia, this award is presented each season to the nation’s outstanding college football player.

Nile Kinnick, 1939Chuck Long, 1985

Davey O’Brien AwardPresented by the Davey O’Brien Educational and Charitable Trust of Fort Worth, Texas, this award honors the No. 1 quarterback in the nation each season.

Chuck Long, 1985Brad Banks, 2002

Associated Press National Player of the YearPresented by the Associated Press, this award honors the college football Player of the Year, as selected by a panel of sportswriters throughout the nation.

Brad Banks, 2002

Lou Groza AwardThe Lou Groza Collegiate Place-Kicker Award goes each year to the top kicker in the nation. The award is presented by the Palm Beach County Sports Commission and is determined by a national voting panel of approximately 300 sportswriters, sportscasters, college conference officials, Division I-A head football coaches, professional football kickers and previous finalists. Along with winning the award in 2002, Nate Kaeding was one of three finalists for the 2003 award.

Nate Kaeding, 2002

John Mackey AwardPresented by the Nassau County Sports Commission, the John Mackey Award goes each year to the best tight end in the nation. The winner must demonstrate outstanding athletic abilities, be in good academic standing and exhibit positive sportsmanship qualities.

Dallas Clark, 2002


HEISMAN TROPHY

The Heisman Trophy, honoring the most outstanding college football player in the United States, is presented by the Downtown Athletic Club of New York each year. Iowa’s Nile Kinnick earned the Heisman Trophy in 1939. Along with Kinnick earning the award in 1939, Iowa has had a player finish in the Top 10 in the voting on eight other occasions, including the 2002 season when QB Brad Banks placed second in the balloting. Banks became the fourth Iowa player to place second in the voting, joining Alex Karras in 1957, Randy Duncan in 1958 and Chuck Long in 1985.

Nile Kinnick1939 Heisman Trophy

Cal Jones10th in 1955

Kenny Ploen9th in 1956

Alex Karras2nd in 1957

Randy Duncan2nd in 1958

Chuck Long7th in 19842nd in 1985

Tim Dwight7th in 1997

Brad Banks2nd in 2002

“Thank you very, very, kindly, Mr. Holcombe. It seems to me that everyone is letting their superlatives run away with them this evening, but none the less, I want you to know that I’m mighty, mighty, happy to accept this trophy this evening.

Every football player in these United States dreams about winning that trophy, and of this fine trip to New York. Every player considers that trophy the acme in recognition of this kind. And the fact that I am actually receiving this trophy tonight almost overwhelms me, and I know that all of those boys who have gone before me must have felt somewhat the same way.

From my own personal viewpoint, I consider my winning this award as indirectly, a great tribute to the coaching staff at the University of Iowa, headed by Dr. Eddie Anderson, and to my teammates sitting back in Iowa City. A finer man and a better coach never hit these United States, and a finer bunch of boys, never graced the gridirons of the Midwest, than that Iowa team in 1939. I wish that they might all be with me tonight to receive this trophy. They certainly deserve it.

I want to take this grand opportunity to thank collectively, all the sportswriters and all the sportscasters, and all those who have seen fit, have seen their way clear to cast a ballot in my favor for this trophy. And I also want to take this opportunity to thank Mr. Prince and his committee, the Heisman award committee, and all those connected with the Downtown Athletic Club for this trophy, and for the fine time that they’re showing me. And not only for that, but for making this fine and worthy trophy available to the football players of this country.

Finally, if you will permit me, I’d like to make a comment which in my mind, is indicative, perhaps, of the greater significance of football, and sports emphasis in general in this country, and that is, I thank God I was warring on the gridirons of the Midwest, and not on the battlefields of Europe. I can speak confidently and positively that the players of this country, would much more, much rather struggle and fight to win the Heisman award, than the Croix de Guerre.

Thank you.”

Nile Kinnick Heisman Award Acceptance Speech


CONSENSUS ALL-AMERICANS

LESTER BELDINGEnd, 1919, Mason City, IowaThe University’s first consensus All-American... earned first team all-American honors as a sophomore... an Eckersall All-America pick in 1919 (third team), 1920 (second) and 1921 (third)... first Hawkeye named to a major all-American team... three-time first team all-Big Ten selection... starred in track at Iowa and captained team in 1921... one of the nation’s premier collegiate pass catchers of his era.

AUBREY DEVINEQuarterback, 1921, Des Moines, IowaMember of Iowa Lettermen’s Club Hall of Fame... on Iowa’s all-time football team... won conference medal for excellence in athletics and academics... inducted to National Football Foundation Hall of Fame... three-time first team all-Big Ten... captain of 1921 Big Ten champs... led Hawkeyes in rushing, passing and scoring in 1919 and 1920... drop-kicked a FG to beat Notre Dame 10-7 and break the Irish’ 20-game winning streak in 1921.

GORDON LOCKEFullback, 1922, Denison, IowaMember of National Football, Helms Athletic Foundation and Iowa Lettermen’s Club Halls of Fame... a DB on Iowa’s all-time football team... although he played primarily FB, Locke was a Walter Camp first team all-American QB in 1922... scored 72 points as senior to set a Big Ten record that stood for 12 years... awarded Big Ten Medal of Honor in 1923... team captain in 1922... earned law degree from Iowa.

24 NILE KINNICKHalfback, 1939, Adel, IowaVoted the best player in Iowa history by fan vote... member of Iowa Lettermen’s Club Hall of Fame... won the Heisman, Maxwell and Walter Camp trophies in 1939... Phi Beta Kappa scholar and senior class president... Iowa’s stadium was renamed in his honor in 1972... Big Ten MVP for the legendary Ironmen team... his No. 24 is one of two retired numbers at Iowa... member of Helms Foundation Hall of Fame.

62 CAL JONESLineman, 1954-55, Steubenville, OhioFirst two-time consensus all-American in Iowa history... winner of the Outland Trophy in 1955, awarded to nation’s top interior lineman... named to 22 all-America teams in his career... his No. 62 is one of two retired numbers at Iowa... an OL on Iowa’s all-time team... a three-time first team all-Big Ten pick... named to Iowa Lettermen’s Club Hall of Fame (1989)... member of the Helms Foundation Hall of Fame.

77 ALEX KARRASLineman, 1957, Gary, IndianaConsensus all-American (making 10 teams) in 1957... won Outland Trophy given to the nation’s top interior lineman... twice an AP all-American, the first two-time pick in Iowa history... two-time first team all-Big Ten pick at tackle... named to school’s all-time football team... member of inaugural class of the Iowa Lettermen’s Club Hall of Fame... played on the Hawkeyes’ 1956 Rose Bowl champions... former NFL star with Detroit.

25 RANDY DUNCANQuarterback, 1958, Des Moines, IowaWon Big Ten and Iowa MVP honors in 1958 when he led the Hawkeyes to the Rose Bowl... that team won the Grantland Rice Award, symbolic of the national football championship... second in 1958 Heisman Trophy balloting... won Walter Camp Trophy and was college Player-of-the-Year by three organizations... two-time all-conference QB... led the Big Ten in passing as a senior... the No. 1 choice in the 1958 NFL draft... member of National Football Foundation Hall of Fame.

99 ANDRE TIPPETTDefensive End, 1981, Newark, New JerseyFirst consensus all-American for Coach Hayden Fry... two-time first team all-Big Ten... played for Iowa’s 1981 Rose Bowl squad... a team captain in ‘81... a DE on Iowa’s all-time football team... holds Iowa record for tackles for lost yardage in a season (20 tackles for 153 yards in 1980)... led Big Ten in tackles for loss (20) as a junior... enjoyed lengthy NFL career at New England, where he was a five-time all-Pro selection.

7 REGGIE ROBYPunter, 1981, Waterloo, IowaConsensus all-American punter as a junior in 1981... first team all-American honors in 1982... broke a 32-year-old NCAA record for punting average in a season (49.8 in 1981)... also has national career average record... nation’s leading punter twice in career... two-time first team all-Big Ten... punted for nearly four-and-a-half miles as a collegian... an NFL veteran with Miami, Washington and Tampa Bay... earned all-Pro mention.

36 LARRY STATIONLinebacker, 1984-85, Omaha, NebraskaOne of just two Hawkeyes to gain consensus all-American honors twice... academic all-American... only player in Iowa history to lead squad in tackles four times... set school career tackle record (492)... started his last 42 games... finalist for Lombardi and Butkus awards in 1985... three-time first team all-Big Ten pick... earned all-America mention all four years at Iowa... LB on Iowa’s all-time team... drafted by Pittsburgh Steelers.


CONSENSUS ALL-AMERICANS

16 CHUCK LONGQuarterback, 1985, Wheaton, IllinoisRunner-up for Heisman Trophy in closest race in the award’s history... won Maxwell Trophy, given to nation’s top college player... first QB in NCAA history to pass for more than 10,000 career yards... previously held NCAA record for consecutive completions (22 vs. Indiana, 1984)... three-time all-Big Ten first team... Big Ten MVP as senior... threw bowl game-record six TD passes vs. Texas in Freedom Bowl... first-round NFL draft selection by Detroit.

84 MARV COOKTight End, 1988, West Branch, IowaA 1988 consensus all-America pick at TE... named to Iowa’s all-time team... Hawkeyes’ all-time leading receiver among TEs and second overall (126 catches)... two-time Iowa MVP... twice first team all-Big Ten... academic all-conference as junior... his 28-yard TD reception with six seconds left keyed Iowa’s first win at Ohio State (in 1987) since 1959... Big Ten leader in receptions (1988)... drafted by New England Patriots and was a two-time all-Pro selection.

8 LEROY SMITHDefensive End, 1991, Sicklerville, New JerseyConsensus all-American at defensive end for Iowa’s 10-1-1 team in 1991... first team all-Big Ten and voted league Defensive Player of the Year by Big Ten coaches... set Big Ten record with 18 QB sacks as a senior, breaking 14-year old record... holds Iowa records for QB sacks in a season (18) and sacks in a game (had five in 16-9 win at Ohio State)... third defensive player to earn consensus honors under Hayden Fry at Iowa.

6 TIM DWIGHTWide Receiver/Return Specialist, 1997, Iowa City, IowaConsensus all-American as return specialist who finished seventh in Heisman Trophy voting... led the nation in punt return average (16.7)... set Iowa and Big Ten record for career punt return yardage with 1,102 yards... also holds Big Ten record for career punt return TDs (five) and tied league mark with three punt return TDs in 1997... holds Iowa record for career receiving yards (2,271) and ranks fourth in receptions (139)... second special teams consensus pick under Fry and first-ever consensus selection at Iowa from Iowa City.

94 JARED DEVRIESDefensive Tackle, 1998, Aplington, IowaConsensus all-American after being named first team all-American by the American Football Coaches Association, Walter Camp and The Sporting News... voted as co-Most Valuable Player and was selected first team all-Big Ten by both Big Ten coaches and Big Ten media... holds Iowa records for tackles for loss in a season (22) and career (78) and career QB sacks (42)... a four-year starter, he recorded 260 career tackles... was Big Ten Defensive Lineman of the Year in 1997 and earned MVP honors in the 1995 Sun Bowl and 1996 Alamo Bowl.

44 DALLAS CLARKTight End, 2002, Livermore, IowaConsensus all-American after being named first team all-America by the Football Writers Association of America, American Football Coaches Association, Walter Camp, Associated Press, The Sporting News, ESPN and CNN-SI... won the John Mackey Award as the nation’s best tight end... first team all-Big Ten by league coaches and Big Ten media... finished career in 17th place on career receiving list with 1,281 yards on 81 receptions in just two seasons at tight end... came to Iowa as a walk-on linebacker and was drafted in first round of the 2003 NFL draft by Indianapolis following his junior season.

56 ERIC STEINBACHOffensive Guard, 2002, Lockport, IllinoisConsensus all-American after being named first team all-America by the American Football Coaches Association, Walter Camp Foundation, Associated Press, The Sporting News and ESPN... honored as the Big Ten Offensive Lineman of the Year... first team all-Big Ten by league coaches and Big Ten media in 2002 and first team all-Big Ten by coaches in 2001... named co-Most Valuable Player on offense... started all 13 games in 2002 at left guard for a Hawkeye line that yielded only 12 sacks, a Big Ten best... as junior and senior was part of Iowa offense that led the Big Ten in scoring in consecutive seasons... first player selected in the second round of the NFL Draft when he was taken by the Cincinnati Bengals.

78 ROBERT GALLERYOffensive Tackle, 2003, Masonville, IowaConsensus all-American after being named first team all-America by American Football Coaches Association, Walter Camp Foundation, Football Writers Association of America, Associated Press, The Sporting News and ESPN... earned Outland Trophy, which signifies nation’s best interior lineman... Big Ten Conference Offensive Lineman of the Year... earned first team all-Big Ten honors and was academic all-Big Ten for third straight year... earned co-Most Valuable Player honors and was permanent team captain on offense... recipient of Hayden Fry “Extra Heartbeat” award after leading Iowa to share of 2002 Big Ten title and January bowl games following the 2002 and 2003 seasons.

95 NATE KAEDINGPlace-kicker, 2003, Coralville, IowaConsensus all-American after being named first team all-America by American Football Coaches Association, the Associated Press, College Football News and ESPN... one of three finalists for Lou Groza Award in 2003 after winning the award as the top kicker in the nation in 2002... first team all-Big Ten... earned academic all-Big Ten honors for third straight season and was District VII academic all-American... selected as permanent team captain for special teams and was special teams co-Player of the Year... recipient of Hayden Fry “Extra Heartbeat” award after leading Iowa to share of 2002 Big Ten title and January bowl games following the 2002 and 2003 seasons.


RETIRED NUMBERS/HALL OF FAME

RETIRED NUMBERS

Nile KinnickHalfbackAdel, Iowa

No single player or team captured the imagination of Hawkeye fans more than Nile Kinnick and his legendary Ironmen team of 1939. Kinnick, a stalwart on the playing field and in the classroom was THE model Iowa football player. As a student, Kinnick was senior class president. He was a member of Phi Beta Kappa, the national scholastic honor society. Maintaining a 3.4 GPA while participating in two sports, Kinnick earned a degree from the College of Commerce in 1940. He enrolled in the Iowa Law College. As a player, his achievements are unmatched in Hawkeye history. He culminated a brilliant career in 1939 by winning the Heisman, Walter Camp and Maxwell Trophies as the nation’s top player. He made virtually every all-America team and was the Big Ten MVP. Nile is a member of Iowa’s all-time football team and was named its outstanding player. Kinnick was the spirit of Coach Eddie Anderson’s Ironmen unit of ‘39. The Hawkeyes’ 6-1-1 mark included a 7-6 upset of Notre Dame when Kinnick scored every point. He also punted 16 times for 731 yards, both Iowa records, versus the Fighting Irish. Kinnick died in the Caribbean sea in a crash of his fighter plane while on a training flight June 2, 1943 as an ensign in the United States Navy.

Cal JonesLinemanSteubenville, Ohio

Jersey No. 62 was never worn more proudly than the three seasons Cal Jones donned it at Iowa. One of the most intimidating linemen to wear the old gold and black, Jones was a three-time first team all-Big Ten guard. He made 22 all-American teams during his career, including a record 15 in 1954. As team captain in 1955, Jones earned the prestigious Outland Trophy, given to the nation’s top interior lineman. He was a consensus all-American twice, one of only two at Iowa. Cal is an elected member of the National Football Foundation and Helms Athletic Foundation Halls of Fame. Jones most recently was inducted into the inaugural class of Iowa Lettermen’s Club Hall of Fame. He was also chosen to the Iowa all-time football team in 1989. A physical education major at Iowa, Jones earned a 3.0 grade-point average. He earned praise from Coach Forest Evashevski, who called him “the greatest lineman I ever coached.” The two-way guard was part of the “Steubenville Trio” (along with Frank Gilliam and Eddie Vincent) to come to Iowa from Steubenville, Ohio in the mid-1950s. Jones died as a result of a plane crash in Canada on Dec. 9, 1956.

HALL OF FAME Nineteen men who have been associated with Iowa football are members of Halls of Fame, named by the National Football Foundation, the Helms Athletic Foundation or the College Football Hall of Fame. Seven men have been named to the Halls of both foundations: Howard Jones, coach; Nile Kinnick, player; Gordon Locke, player; Fred (Duke) Slater, player; Dr. Edward Anderson, coach; Edward (Slip) Madigan, coach; Calvin Jones, player. Five men have been named to the Hall of the Helms Foundation: Calvin Jones, player; Ossie Solem, coach; Emlen Tunnell, professional player; Eric Wilson, publicist. Aubrey Devine, Randy Duncan, Alex Karras and Chuck Long have been named to the National Football Foundation Hall as players, while Earl Banks was inducted on the merits of his long-time coaching tenure at Morgan State. Former Iowa Coach Forest Evashevski was honored into the Hall of Fame in December of 2000 in New York City and Hayden Fry is the latest Iowa coach to be inducted. Evashevski coached Iowa from 1952-60, compiling a 42-27-4 record. The Hawkeyes finished in the top five nationally in 1956, 1957, 1958 and 1960 under Evashevski, who later served as Iowa’s Athletic Director. Fry was inducted as a member of the 2003 Hall of Fame class at the 46th annual awards dinner on Dec. 9, 2003 at the Waldorf Astoria in New York City. The newest class was officially enshrined at the Hall in South Bend, IN, in August, 2004. Fry is Iowa’s winningest head coach with 143 wins. He led the Hawkeyes to three Big Ten titles and Rose Bowl appearances and coached the Hawkeyes in 14 bowl games.

NATIONAL IOWA VARSITY CLUB HALL OF FAME Inductees are selected by a vote of all dues-paying members of the National Iowa Varsity Club. All former Hawkeye athletes who have won at least one major letter and completed their eligibility at least 10 years prior to selection are eligible for the Hall of Fame. A coach or administrator must have retired or left the university at least five years prior to selection. A maximum of seven inductees may be selected to the Hall of Fame each year. Listed below are each of the 37 inductees who have played football for the Hawkeyes or served as Iowa’s head football coach. Several of the Hall of Fame members also competed in other sports.

Jim GibbonsFootball, 1955, 1956, 1957

Willis GlasgowFootball, 1927, 1928, 1929Baseball, 1927, 1928, 1929

Homer HarrisFootball, 1935, 1936, 1937

Jerry HilgenbergFootball, 1951, 1952, 1953Baseball, 1952, 1953

Calvin JonesFootball, 1953, 1954, 1955

Alex KarrasFootball, 1956, 1957

Nile KinnickFootball, 1937, 1938, 1939Basketball, 1938

Paul KrauseFootball, 1961, 1962, 1963Baseball, 1962, 1963

Joe LawsFootball, 1931, 1932, 1933Baseball, 1932, 1933

Gordon LockeFootball, 1920, 1921, 1922

Chuck LongFootball, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985

Emerson “Spike” NelsonFootball, 1925, 1926, 1927Track, 1926, 1927, 1928

John NilandFootball, 1963, 1964, 1965

Kenny PloenFootball, 1954, 1955, 1956Track, 1955

Erwin PrasseFootball, 1937, 1938, 1939Basketball, 1938, 1939, 1940Baseball, 1938, 1939, 1940

William ReichardtFootball, 1949, 1950, 1951

Mike ReillyFootball, 1961, 1962, 1963

Francis William “Zud” SchammelFootball, 1938, 1939, 1940

Ozzie SimmonsFootball, 1932, 1933

Forest EvashevskiHead Football Coach1952-60

John Hayden FryHead Football Coach1978-98

Howard JonesHead Football Coach1916-23

Irving “Stub” BarronFootball, 1913, 1914, 1915Wrestling, 1914, 1915, 1916

Lester BeldingFootball, 1918, 1919, 1920, 1921Track, 1920, 1921, 1922

Al CouppeeFootball, 1939, 1940, 1941

Dick CrayneFootball, 1933, 1934, 1935Track, 1934

Frank CuhelFootball, 1927, 1928Track, 1926, 1927, 1928

Aubrey DevineFootball, 1919, 1920, 1921Basketball, 1920, 1921, 1922Track, 1920, 1921, 1922

Jack DittmerFootball, 1946, 1947, 1948, 1949Baseball, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950Basketball, 1950

Randy DuncanFootball, 1956, 1957, 1958

Mick EnichFootball, 1938, 1939, 1940

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Duke SlaterFootball, 1918, 1919, 1920, 1921Track, 1919, 1920, 1921

Larry StationFootball, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985

Walter “Stub” StewartFootball, 1907, 1908, 1909Basketball, 1908, 1909, 1910Baseball, 1908, 1909, 1910

Andre TippettFootball, 1979, 1981, 1982

Emlen TunnellFootball, 1946, 1947

Samuel Clyde WilliamsFootball, 1898, 1899, 1900, 1901Baseball, 1898, 1899, 1900, 1901Track, 1900, 1901, 1902


IOWA’S ALL-TIME TEAM

In conjunction with the 100 years of Hawkeye football celebration in 1989, Iowa fans selected an all-time team. The squad features 11 players on offense and defense, two kickers and 15 special mention players who received strong fan support.

Nile Kinnick, the 1939 Heisman, Walter Camp and Maxwell Trophy winner, was voted the most outstanding player in school history.

Most Outstanding Player -- Nile Kinnick, halfback

OffensePos. ________ Player ___________________YearsE ___________ Marv Cook ________________1985-88E ___________ Jim Gibbons _______________1955-57OL _________ Mike Enich ________________1938-40OL _________ Calvin Jones ______________1953-55OL _________ Jerry Hilgenberg ___________1951-53OL _________ John Niland _______________1963-65OL _________ Fred “Duke” Slater _________1918-21QB _________ Chuck Long _______________1982-85RB _________ Ozzie Simmons ____________1934-36RB _________ Aubrey Devine _____________1919-21RB _________ Ronnie Harmon ____________1982-85PK _________ Rob Houghtlin _____________1985-87

Special MentionOL _________ Dave Croston ______________1984-86OL _________ Joe Devlin ________________1973-75QB _________ Randy Duncan _____________1956-58RB _________ Larry Ferguson ____________1959-62RB _________ Joe Laws _________________1931-33RB _________ Ed Podolak ________________1966-68RB _________ Bill Reichardt _____________1949-51E ___________ Erwin Prasse ______________1937-39

DefensePos. ________ Player ___________________YearsE ___________ Frank Gilliam ______________1953-56E ___________ Andre Tippett _____________1979-81DL _________ Mark Bortz ________________1979-82DL _________ Dave Haight _______________1985-88DL _________ Alex Karras _______________1956-57LB _________ Mike Reilly _______________1961-63LB _________ Larry Station ______________1982-85DB _________ Craig Clemons _____________1969-71DB _________ Willis Glassgow ____________1927-29DB _________ Gordon Locke _____________1920-22DB _________ Ken Ploen ________________1954-56P___________ Reggie Roby ______________1979-82

Special MentionE ___________ Lester Belding _____________1918-21LB _________ Wally Hilgenberg ___________1961-63DB _________ Devon Mitchell ____________1982-85DE _________ Joe Mott _________________1985-88LB _________ Brad Quast ________________1986-89DB _________ Bill Reichardt _____________1949-51DB _________ Bobby Stoops _____________1979-82DB _________ Mike Stoops _______________1981-84

Gannett News Selects All-Time TeamThe Gannett News Service, in conjunction with the start of the year 2000, selected a University of Iowa All-time Football Team.

OffensePos. ________ Player ___________________YearsWR _________ Tim Dwight _______________1994-97OL _________ Duke Slater _______________1918-21OL _________ Alex Karras _______________1956-57C ___________ Jerry Hilgenberg ___________1951-53OL _________ John Niland _______________1963-65OL _________ John Alt _________________1980-83TE __________ Marv Cook ________________1985-88QB _________ Chuck Long _______________1981-85RB _________ Nile Kinnick _______________1937-39RB _________ Ronnie Harmon ____________1982-85FB _________ Bill Reichardt _____________1949-51

DefensePos. ________ Player ___________________YearsDL _________ Lester Belding _____________1918-21DL _________ Mike Enich ________________1938-40DL _________ Calvin Jones ______________1953-55DL _________ Jared DeVries ______________1995-98DL _________ Dave Haight _______________1983-85LB _________ Andre Tippett _____________1979-81LB _________ Larry Station ______________1982-85LB _________ Leroy Smith _______________1989-91DB _________ Paul Krause _______________1961-63DB _________ Willis Glassgow ____________1927-29DB _________ Gordon Locke _____________1920-22

Chicago Sun-Times Names Iowa’s BestIn October, 1961, Chicago Sun-Times sports reporter Jack Clarke selected an all-time team of Iowa Hawkeyes who played between 1919 and 1961. Following is that list of players:

Pos. ________ Player ___________________YearEnd ________ Lester Belding _____________1919Tackle ______ Duke Slater _______________1921Guard _______ Calvin Jones ______________1954Center ______ Jerry Hilgenberg ___________1953Guard _______ Francis Schammel __________1934Tackle ______ Alex Karras _______________1956End ________ Erwin Prasse ______________1939Back ________ Aubrey Devine _____________1921Back ________ Nile Kinnick _______________1939Back ________ Willis Glassgow ____________1929Back ________ Gordon Locke _____________1921


FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICANS

Year Player Teams1916 Fred Becker (Eck)1919 Lester Belding* (Men)1921 Duke Slater (Eck, R) Aubrey Devine* (C, FW, Eck) Gordon Locke (R)1922 Gordon Locke* (C, Eck, R)1925 Dick Romey (LM)1926 Emerson Nelson (NYS)1928 Peter Westra (F, NEA)1929 Willis Glassgow (GR, NEA, FA, NYS, CP)1933 Francis Schammel (AP, UP, NANA)1935 Ozzie Simmons (TSN)1939 Nile Kinnick* (Col, AP, UP, INS, NYS, NEA, H, A-AB, CP, NYDN, TSN)1940 Mike Enich (NYN, TSN)1953 Jerry Hilgenberg (L, FBW) Cal Jones (NBC)1954 Cal Jones* (ABC, L, TSN, AAB, UP, Jet, NEA, CP, CBS, FBW, NYN, A-P, MP, PSN, G-R, WR)1955 Cal Jones* (UP, TSN, L, NYN, Jet, WR, FBW, A-AB)1956 Alex Karras (AP, H, L, NBC, FBW, CP) Ken Ploen (NBC, ABC, FL)1957 Alex Karras* (AP, UP, INS, L, H, NEA, NBC, TSN, FBW, A-P, CP) Jim Gibbons (UP, H, TSN, T, L, FBW, NYDN)1958 Randy Duncan* (AP, UPI, NEA, TSN, L, FBW, Helms, NYDN, FBC) Curt Merz (L, NBC, FBW)1959 Don Norton (L, NBC, FBW)1960 Larry Ferguson (L, FBW) Mark Manders (L, FBW, NYN, TSN)1961 Bill VanBuren (TSN)1963 Mike Reilly (L, FBW)1964 Karl Noonan (NEA, FD)1965 John Niland (TSN, Time) Dave Long (NYN)1971 Craig Clemons (NEA, TSN, Time)1975 Rod Walters (TSN, Time, NEA) Joe Devlin (TSN, Time)1979 Dennis Mosley (CF)1981 Andre Tippett* (AP, UPI, FBW, FN, WTBS) Reggie Roby* (AP, UPI, FN, WC, WTBS)1982 Reggie Roby (WC)

Year Player Teams1984 Jon Hayes (G) Larry Station* (AP, UPI, WC, K)1985 Ronnie Harmon (FN, Miz) Chuck Long* (AP, UPI, FN, FBW, K, Merc, WC, TSN, S-H, G, Miz) Larry Station* (AP, UPI, FN, FBW, K, Merc, WC, S-H, Miz)1986 Dave Croston (FBW, TSN, CPN)1988 Marv Cook* (UPI, K, FN, G, CT) Dave Haight (WC, FN)1990 Merton Hanks (NEA)1991 Leroy Smith* (AP, K)1992 Mike Devlin (K, FBW)1996 Tim Dwight (FBW)1997 Tim Dwight* (AP, TSN, FBW, FBC)1998 Jared DeVries* (FBC, TSN, WC)2002 Brad Banks (WC) Dallas Clark* (FBW, FBC, WC, AP, TSN, ESPN, CNNSI) Nate Kaeding (FBW, TSN, CNNSI, ESPN) Bruce Nelson (FBW, CNNSI) Eric Steinbach* (FBC, WC, AP, TSN, ESPN)2003 Robert Gallery* (AP, WC, FBC, FWAA, TSN, ESPN) Nate Kaeding* (AP, CFN, FBC, ESPN)

* - - Indicates consensus all-American

KEY TO ABBREVIATIONS:A-AB -- All-American Board; ABC -- television; AP -- Associated Press; A-P -- All-Players; BE -- Billy Evans; C -- Camp; CBS -- radio; CF -- Citizen’s Foundation; CFN – College Football News; Col -- Colliers; CNNSI -- Sports Illustrated; CP -- Central Press; CPN -- College & Pro Newsweekly; CT -- Chicago Tribune; Eck -- Eckersall; ESPN; F -- Farrell; FA -- Football Annual; FBC -- Football Coaches; FBW -- Football Writers; FD -- Football Digest; FL -- Frank Leahy; FN -- Football News; FW -- Football World; FWAA -- Football Writers Association of America; G -- Gannett; GR -- Grantland Rice; G-R -- Gridiron Record; H -- Hearst; Helms -- Helms Foundation; INS -- International News Service; Jet -- Jet Magazine; K -- Kodak; L -- Look; LM -- Liberty Magazine; Men -- Frank Menke Syndicate; Merc -- Mercedes; Miz -- Mizlou; MP -- Metropolitan Papers; NBC -- television; NANA -- North American Newspaper Alliance; NEA -- News Enterprise Association; NYDN -- New York Daily News; NYN -- New York News; NYS -- New York Sun; PSN -- Pitts Smith News; R -- Reed; S-H -- Scripps-Howard; T -- Today; Time -- Time Magazine; TSN -- The Sporting News; UP -- United Press; UPI -- United Press International; US -- Universal Sports; WC -- Walter Camp; WR -- Williamson Rating, WTBS -- television.


Year Player Teams1912 James Trickey (C)1916 Fred Becker (n/a)1919 Duke Slater (C, Eck)1920 Lester Belding (Eck)1921 Gordon Locke (Eck) Duke Slater (C, FW)1922 Max Kadesky (C)1924 John Hancock (BE)1925 Dick Romey (GR)1926 Emerson Nelson (BE, AP)1928 Willis Glassgow (CP, NANA) Peter Westra (NYS, NANA)1929 Willis Glassgow (UP)1933 Joe Laws (Col, NANA) Francis Schammel (H)1934 Ozzie Simmons (INS, NANA)1935 Ozzie Simmons (NEA, NANA, AP)1939 Erwin Prasse (UP)1940 Mike Enich (UP)1948 William Kay (AP)1951 Bill Reichardt (A-P)1953 Jerry Hilgenberg (AP)1954 Cal Jones (AP)1955 Cal Jones (NEA, AP)1956 Alex Karras (UP, NEA) Kenny Ploen (AP) Frank Gilliam (NEA) Don Suchy (CP, INS)1957 Jim Gibbons (CP)1959 Don Norton (TSN, NEA)1960 Mark Manders (AP, FBC, ABC) Wilburn Hollis (ABC)1963 Mike Reilly (AP)1964 John Niland (NEA) Karl Noonan (AP)1965 John Niland (AP)1971 Craig Clemons (CP, US)1979 Dennis Mosley (UPI)1980 John Harty (UPI, NEA)1981 Andre Tippett (NEA) Pat Dean (UPI)1982 Reggie Roby (UPI, NEA) Mark Bortz (UPI)1983 Larry Station (FN) Joel Hilgenberg (TSN)

Year Player Teams1984 Ronnie Harmon (TSN)1986 Dave Croston (UPI, G)1987 Dave Haight (TSN)1988 Marv Cook (AP)1990 Nick Bell (FN)1991 Leroy Smith (FN)1996 Tim Dwight (TSN)1997 Tavian Banks (FN)1997 Jared DeVries (AP, FN)1998 Jared DeVries (AP)2002 Brad Banks (AP, TSN, CNNSI) Nate Kaeding (AP) Eric Steinbach (CNNSI) Colin Cole (TSN, CNNSI)2003 Bob Sanders (AP)2004 Chad Greenway (CNNSI) Matt Roth (AP, WC)2005 Chad Greenway (AP, WC, CNNSI)

KEY TO ABBREVIATIONS:A-AB -- All-American Board; ABC -- television; AP -- Associated Press; A-P -- All-Players; BE -- Billy Evans; C -- Camp; CBS -- radio; CF -- Citizen’s Foundation; CFN – College Football News; Col -- Colliers; CNNSI -- Sports Illustrated; CP -- Central Press; CPN -- College & Pro Newsweekly; CT -- Chicago Tribune; Eck -- Eckersall; ESPN; F -- Farrell; FA -- Football Annual; FBC -- Football Coaches; FBW -- Football Writers; FD -- Football Digest; FL -- Frank Leahy; FN -- Football News; FW -- Football World; FWAA -- Football Writers Association of America; G -- Gannett; GR -- Grantland Rice; G-R -- Gridiron Record; H -- Hearst; Helms -- Helms Foundation; INS -- International News Service; Jet -- Jet Magazine; K -- Kodak; L -- Look; LM -- Liberty Magazine; Men -- Frank Menke Syndicate; Merc -- Mercedes; Miz -- Mizlou; MP -- Metropolitan Papers; NBC -- television; NANA -- North American Newspaper Alliance; NEA -- News Enterprise Association; NYDN -- New York Daily News; NYN -- New York News; NYS -- New York Sun; PSN -- Pitts Smith News; R -- Reed; S-H -- Scripps-Howard; T -- Today; Time -- Time Magazine; TSN -- The Sporting News; UP -- United Press; UPI -- United Press International; US -- Universal Sports; WC -- Walter Camp; WR -- Williamson Rating, WTBS -- television.

SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICANS


ACADEMIC HONORS

1953 Bill Fenton Jerry Hilgenberg

1954 Warren Lawson

1955 Dick Dessy

1956 Frank Bloomquist

1966 Bob Gibbs Tony Williams

1967 Tony Williams

1968 Ray Manning

1969 Ray Manning Steve Penney Kerry Reardon

1970 Ray Manning Kerry Reardon

1971 Dave Triplett

1974 Dave Bryant Bob Elliott Jim Hilgenberg Brandt Yocum

1975 Dennis Armington Bob Elliott Jim Hilgenberg Nick Quartaro Brandt Yocum

1976 Rod Sears

1978 Greg Gilbaugh Tim Gutshall Mario Pace

1980 Dave Mayhan Brad Webb

1981 Dave Mayhan Brad Webb

1983 Dave Chambers

1984 Bill Happel Larry Station

1985 Mike Flagg Bill Happel Rob Houghtlin Larry Station

1986 Dave Croston Mike Flagg J.J. Puk Mark Vlasic

1987 Marv Cook Mike Flagg Chuck Hartlieb J.J. Puk Herb Wester

1988 Mike Ertz Greg Fedders Chuck Hartlieb

1989 Mike Ertz

ACADEMIC ALL-BIG TEN

1990 Mike Dailey Teddy Jo Faley Jim Hartlieb Mike Martens Jason Olejniczak Matt Whitaker

1991 Mike Dailey Teddy Jo Faley Jim Hartlieb Mike Martens Jason Olejniczak Matt Whitaker

1992 Jim Hartlieb Jason Olejniczak Matt Whitaker

1993 Jeff Andrews Matt Eyde Jason Olejniczak

1994 Eric Hilgenberg Josh McKillip Jeff Westhoff

1995 Trevor Bollers Michael Burger Aaron Granquist Kory Hauser Eric Hilgenberg Matt Hughes Aron Klein Matt Reischl Todd Romano Derek Rose Ted Serama Jeff Westhoff John Wilder Chris Zdzienicki

1996 Trevor Bollers Michael Burger Bill Ennis-Inge Aaron Granquist Matt Hughes Aron Klein Matt Reischl Derek Rose Ted Serama Rob Thein

1997 Plez Atkins Trevor Bollers Michael Burger Matt Hughes Aron Klein Matt Reischl Derek Rose Rob Thein

1998 Jay Bickford Michael Burger Mike Dolezal Ryan Hansen Matt Hughes Kevin Kasper Aron Klein Kyle McCann Roger Meyer Matt Reischl Derek Rose Thad Sheldon Joe Slattery Matt Stockdale Rob Thein

1999 Ryan Barton Jay Bickford A.J. Blazek Jay Dittman Mike Dolezal Ryan Hansen Aaron Kampman Kevin Kasper Roger Meyer Thad Sheldon Joe Slattery Matt Stockdale Rob Thein

2000 Ryan Barton A.J. Blazek Jared Clauss Mike Dolezal Ryan Hansen Aaron Kampman Kevin Kasper Andrew Lightfoot Roger Meyer Bruce Nelson Matt Stockdale Pete Traynor Tony Burrier

2001 Jeremy Allen Tony Burrier Jared Clauss Sean Considine Mike Dolezal Robert Gallery Erik Jensen Nate Kaeding Aaron Kampman Andrew Lightfoot Kyle McCann Roger Meyer Bruce Nelson Matt Stockdale

2002 Tony Burrier Jared Clauss Sean Considine Adam Densmore Robert Gallery Erik Jensen Nate Kaeding Will Lack Andrew Lightfoot John Mickelson John Morscheiser Bruce Nelson Pete Traynor

2003 Kody Asmus Nathan Chandler Jared Clauss Sean Considine Brian Ferentz Robert Gallery Jacob Gancarczyk Erik Jensen Nate Kaeding Ryan Majerus Matt Melloy Tom Revak

2004 Kody Asmus C.J. Barkema Sean Considine Mike Elgin Mike Humpal Ryan Majerus Matt Melloy Alex Willcox

1952 Bill Fenton1953 Bill Fenton Jerry Hilgenberg1975 Bob Elliott1984 Larry Station1985 Larry Station1987 Chuck Hartlieb1997 Matt Reischl1998 Matt Reischl1999 Aaron Kampman Thad Sheldon Rob Thein 2000 Aaron Kampman Andrew Lightfoot2001 Aaron Kampman Andrew Lightfoot2002 Jared Clauss Nate Kaeding Andrew Lightfoot2003 Jared Clauss Nate Kaeding2004 Kody Asmus Sean Considine2005 Mike Elgin Andy Fenstermaker Mike Klinkenborg Adam Shada2006 Mike Elgin Mike Klinkenborg Adam Shada

1968 John Charles Hendricks1975 Bob Elliott1987 Mike Flagg1999 Derek Rose

Academic All-American(includes all-district selections)

National Football FoundationScholar-Athlete

2005 C.J. Barkema Andrew Becker Bret Chinander Mike Elgin Andy Fenstermaker Mike Humpal Mike Klinkenborg Matt Kroul Ryan Majerus Matt Melloy Daniel Olszta Cy Phillips Kevin Sherlock Adam Shada Paul Wilson

2006 Mike Elgin Andy Fenstermaker Mike Humpal Mike Klinkenborg Matt Kroul Ryan Majerus Daniel Olszta Adam Shada


1900 Clyde Williams, QB Joe Warner, T1912 James Trickey, T1913 Ralph McGinnis, FB1916 Fred Becker, T1918 Harry Hunzelman, G Ronald Reed, E1919 Fred Slater, T Fred Lohman, FB Lester Belding, E Aubrey Devine, QB1920 Fred Slater, T Aubrey Devine, QB Lester Belding, E1921 Fred Slater, T Aubrey Devine, QB Gordon Locke, FB Lester Belding, E John Heldt, C Chester Mead, G Max Kadesky, E1922 Gordon Locke, FB Paul Minick, G George Thompson, T1923 Lowell Otte, E1924 Lowell Otte, E John Hancock, T Leland Parkin, QB William Fleckenstein, G1925 Richard Romey, E1926 Emerson Nelson, T1927 Emerson Nelson, T1928 Peter Westra, T Richard Brown, C Fred Roberts, G Willis Glassgow, HB1929 Fred Roberts, G Willis Glassgow, HB1933 Joe Laws, QB Francis Schammel, G1934 Ozzie Simmons, HB1935 Ozzie Simmons, HB1937 Nile Kinnick, TB Robert Lannon, E1938 Erwin Prasse, E1939 Erwin Prasse, E Nile Kinnick, HB Mike Enich, T1940 Mike Enich, T1942 Tom Farmer, QB1946 Earl Banks, G Dick Hoerner, FB1948 William Kay, T1950 Bill Reichardt, FB1951 Bill Reichardt, FB1952 Bill Fenton, E1953 Cal Jones, G Jerry Hilgenberg, C1954 Cal Jones, G1955 Cal Jones, G Eddie Vincent, HB1956 Alex Karras, T Ken Ploen, QB Donald Suchy, C Frank Gilliam, E1957 Alex Karras, T Jim Gibbons, E Frank Bloomquist, G Randy Duncan, QB

1958 Randy Duncan, QB Willie Fleming, HB1959 Don Norton, E Bill Lapham, C Bob Jeter, HB1960 Mark Manders, G Larry Ferguson, HB Wilburn Hollis, QB1962 Larry Ferguson, HB1963 Mike Reilly, G Wally Hilgenberg, G1964 Gary Snook, QB Karl Noonan, E1965 John Niland, G1968 Ed Podolak, TB Jon Meskimen, G1969 Jon Meskimen, G1971 Craig Clemons, CB1973 Brian Rollins, SE1974 Earl Douthitt, DB1975 Rod Walters, T Joe Devlin, G1977 Tom Rusk, LB1979 Dennis Mosley, RB Leven Weiss, LB Jay Hilgenberg, C1980 Andre Tippett, DE1981 Mark Bortz, DT Mel Cole, LB Pat Dean, NG Ron Hallstrom, OT Reggie Roby, P Andre Tippett, DE Lou King, CB1982 Mark Bortz, DT Reggie Roby, P Bobby Stoops, DB1983 John Alt, OT Paul Hufford, DT Chuck Long, QB Dave Moritz, WR Larry Station, LB Mike Stoops, DB1984 Ronnie Harmon, RB Paul Hufford, DT George Little, DT Chuck Long, QB Devon Mitchell, DB Larry Station, LB Mike Stoops, DB1985 Jeff Drost, DT Mike Haight, OT Ronnie Harmon, RB Rob Houghtlin, K Chuck Long, QB Jay Norvell, DB Hap Peterson, NG Larry Station, LB1986 Rick Bayless, RB Dave Croston, OT Jeff Drost, DT Dave Haight, NG Bob Kratch, OG1987 Kerry Burt, DB Marv Cook, TE Quinn Early, WR Dave Haight, NG Chuck Hartlieb, QB Rob Houghtlin, K

1988 Marv Cook, TE Dave Haight, NG Deven Harberts, WR Chuck Hartlieb, QB Bob Kratch, OT Joe Mott, DE Brad Quast, LB1989 Jim Johnson, DL Brad Quast, LB1990 Nick Bell, RB Melvin Foster, LB Merton Hanks, DB Jim Johnson, DT Matt Rodgers, QB Matt Ruhland, DT Michael Titley, TE1991 Rob Baxley, OT John Derby, LB Mike Devlin, C Ron Geater, DT Danan Hughes, WR Matt Rodgers, QB Mike Saunders, RB Leroy Smith, DE1992 Alan Cross, TE Scott Davis, OT Mike Devlin, C Carlos James, DB Mike Wells, DT1993 Mike Wells, DT1995 Nick Gallery, P1996 Jared DeVries, DT Nick Gallery, P Damien Robinson, DB Sedrick Shaw, RB Ross Verba, OT1997 Tavian Banks, RB Jared DeVries, DL Tim Dwight, WR/KR Mike Goff, OL1998 Jared DeVries, DT2001 Aaron Kampman, DL Bob Sanders, DB Eric Steinbach, OL2002 Brad Banks, QB Fred Barr, LB Dallas Clark, TE Colin Cole, DT Robert Gallery, OT Howard Hodges, DE Nate Kaeding, PK Bruce Nelson, C Fred Russell, RB Bob Sanders, SS Eric Steinbach, OG2003 Robert Gallery, OT Abdul Hodge, LB Nate Kaeding, PK Matt Roth, DE Bob Sanders, DB2004 Matt Roth, DE Chad Greenway, LB Drew Tate, QB Abdul Hodge, LB Jonathan Babineaux, DL2005 Chad Greenway, LB Kenny Iwebema, DL Jovon Johnson, DB2006 Mike Jones, OL

ALL-BIG TEN/MVP’S/LINEMAN OF THE YEAR

1929 Willis Glassgow, HB1933 Joe Laws, QB1939 Nile Kinnick, HB1951 Bill Reichardt, FB1956 Ken Ploen, QB1958 Randy Duncan, QB1985 Chuck Long, QB1990 Nick Bell, RB2002 Brad Banks, QB

1985 Chuck Long, QB, offense1990 Nick Bell, RB, offense Matt Rodgers, QB, offense1991 Leroy Smith, DE, defense1997 Tavian Banks, RB, offense2002 Brad Banks, QB, offense

1984 Paul Hufford, defense1985 Mike Haight, offense1986 Dave Croston, offense1987 Dave Haight, defense1991 Leroy Smith, defense1992 Mike Devlin, offense1997 Jared DeVries, defense2002 Eric Steinbach, offense2003 Robert Gallery, offense

FIRST TEAM ALL-BIG TEN

Big Ten Lineman of the Year

Big Ten Player of the Year

Big Ten Most Valuable Players


IOWA MVPS

1924 Leland Parkin, QB1925 Donald Graham, FB1926 Nick Kutsch, HB1927 Emerson Nelson, T1928 Willis Glassgow, HB1929 * Willis Glassgow, HB1930 Oliver Sansen, FB1931 Oliver Sansen, FB1932 Joe Laws, HB1933 * Joe Laws, HB1934 Dick Crayne, FB1935 Dick Crayne, FB1936 Homer Harris, E1937 Bob Lannon, E1938 Erwin Prasse, E1939 * Nile Kinnick, HB1940 Mike Enich, T1941 William Diehl, C1942 Tom Farmer, QB1943 Bob Liddy, G1944 Bob Snyder, C1945 Arthur Johnson, FB1946 William Kay, T1947 Harold Schoener, E1948 Al DiMarco, QB1949 Jack Dittmer, E1950 Harold Bradley, T1951 * Bill Reichardt, FB1952 William Fenton, E1953 William Fenton, E1954 Warren Lawson, C1955 Jerry Reichow, QB1956 * Ken Ploen, QB1957 Bob Commings, G1958 * Randy Duncan, QB1959 Don Norton, E1960 Bernie Wyatt, HB1961 Al Hinton, T1962 Larry Ferguson, HB1963 Mike Reilly, G1964 Karl Noonan, FL1965 Dave Long, DE1966 Dick Gibbs, DB1967 Silas McKinnie, TB1968 Ed Podolak, TB1969 Larry Ely, LB1970 Dave Clement, LB1971 Craig Clemons, DB1972 Dan Dickel, DE1973 Brian Rollins, SE1974 Rob Fick, QB1975 Andre Jackson, LB1976 Butch Caldwell, QB Tom Grine, TE

1977 Dean Moore, LB Rod Sears, DB

1978 Brad Reid, SE1979 Dennis Mosley, RB1980 Keith Chappelle, WR1981 Mel Cole, LB1982 Bobby Stoops, DB1983 Norm Granger, FB Chuck Long, QB Dave Moritz, WR1984 Ronnie Harmon, RB1985 Nate Creer, DB Mike Haight, OT Bill Happel, SE Ronnie Harmon, TB Scott Helverson, WB Tom Humphrey, OG * Chuck Long, QB George Millett, DE Devon Mitchell, DB Jay Norvell, DB Kelly O’Brien, OG Hap Peterson, NG Larry Station, LB1986 Rick Bayless, RB1987 Marv Cook, TE Dave Haight, NG Chuck Hartlieb, QB1988 Marv Cook, TE Joe Mott, DE1989 Richard Bass, FB Jim Johnson, DT1990 Greg Aegerter, OL * Nick Bell, RB Melvin Foster, LB Merton Hanks, DB Jim Johnson, DL Mike Miller, OL Matt Ruhland, DL Sean Smith, WR Tony Stewart, RB Michael Titley, TE1991 Rob Baxley, OL Gary Clark, DB Rod Davis, DL John Derby, LB Jon Filloon, WR Ron Geater, DT Eddie Polly, DB Matt Rodgers, QB Mike Saunders, RB Jeff Skillett, K Leroy Smith, DL Dave Turner, OL Brian Wise, DB

1992 Mike Devlin, C Carlos James, DB Mike Wells, DT1993 Larry Blue, DE Paul Burmeister, QB Harold Jasper, WR Mike Wells, DT1994 Kent Kahl, FB Marquis Porter, DB Parker Wildeman, DL1995 Bobby Diaco, LB Sedrick Shaw, RB Casey Wiegmann, C1996 Tim Dwight, WR Damien Robinson, DB Sedrick Shaw, RB Ross Verba, OT1997 Tavian Banks, RB Kerry Cooks, DB Jared DeVries, DL Tim Dwight, WR1998 Jared DeVries, DL Derek Rose, C1999 Ladell Betts, RB Matt Bowen, DB2000 Kevin Kasper, WR LeVar Woods, LB2001 Ladell Betts, RB Bob Sanders, DB2002 * Brad Banks, QB C.J. Jones, WR Andrew Lightfoot, OG Bruce Nelson, C David Porter, OT Ben Sobieski, OG Eric Steinbach, OG Fred Barr, LB Scott Boleyn, DB Colin Cole, DT D.J. Johnson, DB Derek Pagel, DB2003 Robert Gallery, OT Bob Sanders, DB2004 Drew Tate, QB Jonathan Babineaux, DL2005 Abdul Hodge, LB Chad Greenway, LB Ed Hinkel, WR Albert Young, RB2006 Mike Klinkenborg, LB Marshal Yanda, OL

* -- won Chicago Tribune Silver Trophy given to Big Ten MVP


IOWA CAPTAINS

1889 Martin Sampson, HB1890 Arthur Smith, QB1891 Frank Pierce, QB1892 Allen Sanford, HB1893 Lloyd Elliott, FB1894 Prince Sawyer, QB1895 Kalita Leighton, G1896 Iver Iverson, C1897 J. Walker, G1898 Samuel Hobbs, FB1899 Moray Eby, T1900 John Griffith, FB1901 Clyde Williams, QB1902 H.S. Hollenbeck, G1903 C.H. Coulthard, E1904 Nyle Jones, HB1905 A.E. McGowan, FB1906 George Allen, HB1907 R.A. White, E1908 Charles Kirk, FB1909 H.R. Gross, T1910 M.W. Hyland, E1911 J.R. Murphy, FB-HB1912 Henry Hanson, G1913 Ralph McGinnis, FB1914 A.H. Gunderson, E1915 Irving Barron, T1916 Charles Laun, FB1917 J.E. Davis, HB1918 Ronald Reed, E1919 Fred Lohman, FB1920 William Kelly, QB1921 Aubrey Devine, HB1922 Gordon Locke, FB1923 Glenn Miller, HB1924 Leland Parking, QB1925 Harold Griffen, C1926 Paul Smith, E1927 Emerson Nelson, T1928 Richard Brown, C1929 Willis Glassgow, HB1930 Grover Higdon, G1931 Oliver Sansen, FB1932 Marcus Magnussen, C1933 Tom Moore, C1934 Russell Fisher, HB1935 Richard Crayne, FB1936 John Hild, HB Ted Osmaloski, C1937 Homer Harris, E1938 Jack Eicherly, HB1939 Erwin Prasse, E1940 Mike Enich, T1941 William Diehl, C1943 Robert Liddy, G William Barbour, E1952 Bill Fenton, E1953 Andrew Houg, T1954 George Broeder, FB1955 Calvin Jones, G

1956 Richard Deasy, T Donald Suchy, C1957 Jim Gibbons, E1958 John Nocera, FB1959 Don Norton, E Ray Jauch, HB1960 Jerry Mauren, HB1961 Bill Van Buren, C Wilburn Hollis, QB1962 Larry Ferguson, HB1963 Paul Krause, HB Wally Hilgenberg, G1964 Tony Giacobazzi, E1965 Karl Noonan, FL1966 Dick Gibbs, DB Dan Hilsabeck, LB1967 Tony Williams, DB Silas McKinnie, TB1968 Ed Podolak, TB Steve Wilson, DB1969 Jon Meskimen, OL Larry Ely, LB1970 Ray Manning, TE Dan McDonald, LB1971 Geoff Mickelson, OB Craig Clemons, DB1972 Craig Darling, OL Dave Harris, TB Dave Simms, LB1973 Dan Dickel, DE Brian Rollins, SE Roger Jerrick, C1974 Dan McCarney, OG Earl Douthitt, DB1975 Andre Jackson, LB Brandt Yocom, TE1976 Tom Grine, TE Jim Caldwell, DB1977 Jim Hilgenberg, C Dean Moore, LB1978 Jon Lazar, FB Tom Rusk, LB Tim Gutshall, LB Dave Becker, DB1979 Jim Molini, DE Mario Pace, DB Sam Palladino, OT Cedric Shaw, DB Jim Swift, TE1980 Kent Ellis, DB John Harty, DT Dean McKillip, FB Matt Petrzelka, OT Bryan Skradis, DE Phil Suess, QB1981 Tracy Crocker, DB Pete Gales, QB Bruce Kittle, OT Andre Tippett, DE Brad Webb, DE

1982 Mark Bortz, DT Norm Granger, FB Mike Hufford, TE Brett Miller, OT Bobby Stoops, DB1983 Norm Granger, FB Jon Roehlk, OG Dave Strobel, DE1984 Owen Gill, RB Jonathan Hayes, TE Paul Hufford, DT Keith Hunter, DB Kevin Spitzig, LB1985 Mike Haight, OT Ronnie Harmon, RB Chuck Long, QB Hap Peterson, NG Larry Station, LB1986 Dave Croston, OT George Davis, LB Jeff Drost, DT Ken Sims, DB Mark Vlasic, QB1987 Kerry Burt, DB Quinn Early, WR Mike Flagg, TE Dave Haight, NG J.J. Puk, LB Herb Wester, OT1988 Marv Cook, TE Dave Haight, NG Chuck Hartlieb, QB Bob Kratch, OT Jim Reilly, LB1989 Bill Anderson, OL Richard Bass, FB Jeff Koeppel, DL Tom Poholsky, QB Brad Quast, LB Anthony Wright, DB1990 Greg Aegerter, OL Merton Hanks, DB Jim Johnson, DL Tony Stewart, RB1991 Rob Baxley, OL John Derby, LB Matt Rodgers, QB Leroy Smith, DE1992 Mike Devlin, C Brett Bielema, DL1993 Larry Blue, DE Paul Burmeister, QB Mike Wells, DT1994 John Hartlieb, LB Harold Jasper, WR Ryan Terry, RB Parker Wildeman, DL

1995 Lloyd Bickham, DL Chris Jackson, DB Matt Purdy, OL Casey Wiegmann, OL1996 Bill Ennis-Inge, DE Tom Knight, DB Sedrick Shaw, RB Ross Verba, OL1997 Kerry Cooks, DB Tim Dwight, WR Jon LaFleur, DT Matt Sherman, QB1998 Michael Burger, FB Jared DeVries, DT Matt Hughes, LB Derek Rose, OL1999 Matt Bowen, DB Scott Pospisil, DL Randy Reiners, QB Travis Senters, LB Rob Thein, FB2000 Jason Baker, P A.J. Blazek, OL Anthony Herron, DL Kevin Kasper, WR LeVar Woods, LB2001 Ladell Betts, RB Aaron Kampman, DL Kyle McCann, QB Derek Pagel, DB Matt Stockdale, DB2002 Brad Banks, QB Fred Barr, LB Colin Cole, DT Nate Kaeding, PK Bruce Nelson, C2003 Robert Gallery, OT Howard Hodges, DE Nate Kaeding, PK Fred Russell, RB Bob Sanders, DB2004 Jonathan Babineaux, DL David Bradley, P Sean Considine, DB Ed Hinkel, WR Pete McMahon, OL Matt Roth, DE2005 Brian Ferentz, OL Chad Greenway, LB Ed Hinkel, WR Abdul Hodge, LB Marcus Schnoor, RB2006 Mike Elgin, OL Bryan Mattison, DE Miguel Merrick, DB Mike Klinkenborg, LB Marshal Yanda, OL


NFL DRAFT

1936 NFL Draft Rd. 1 Dick Crayne, Brooklyn (4th)

1938 NFL DraftRd. 5 Bob Lawson, Philadelphia

1939 NFL DraftRd. 16 Frank Balazs, Green Bay

1940 NFL DraftRd. 2 Nile Kinnick, BrooklynRd. 9 Erwin Prasse, DetroitRd. 20 Henry Luebcke, Green Bay

1941 NFL DraftRd. 10 Mike Enich, Green Bay

1942 NFL DraftRd. 3 Bill Green, Green BayRd. 10 Bill Diehl, DetroitRd. 20 Al Couppee, Washington

1943 NFL DraftRd. 2 Tom Farmer, ClevelandRd. 8 Bill Parker, ClevelandRd. 16 Bill Burkett, Brooklyn

1945 NFL DraftRd. 2 Stan Mohrbacher, DetroitRd. 3 Forest Masterson, Chicago BearsRd. 12 Ben Trickey, DetroitRd. 14 Chuck Uknes, ClevelandRd. 16 Jim Keane, Chicago BearsRd. 17 Dick Hoerner, ClevelandRd. 17 Bruno Niedziela, Chicago BearsRd. 19 Sam Vacanti, New York GiantsRd. 21 Ted Curren, Brooklyn

1946 NFL DraftRd. 11 Tom Hand, Green Bay

1947 NFL DraftRd. 13 Bob Sullivan, BostonRd. 21 Hal Schoener, N.Y. GiantsRd. 22 Jim Smith, WashingtonRd. 29 Herb Schoener, Washington

1947 AAFC DraftRd. 16 Bruno Niedziela, Chicago RocketsRd. 17 Bob Sullivan, L.A. DonsRd. 20 Russ Benda, Chicago RocketsRd. 24 Dave Day, Chicago Rockets Dick Hoerner, Cleveland

1948 NFL DraftRd. 17 Joe Grothus, New York GiantsRd. 21 Dick Woodward, N.Y. GiantsRd. 25 Jim Shoat, Boston

1948 AAFC DraftRd. 9 Lou King, Buffalo

1949 NFL DraftRd. 4 Bill Kay, New York GiantsRd. 11 Jim Cozad, Los Angeles RamsRd. 18 Webb Halbert, Chicago CardinalsRd. 25 Ralph Doran, New York Giants

1949 AAFC DraftRd. 25 Joe Grothus, Baltimore

1950 NFL DraftRd. 9 Don Winslow, Washington

1951 NFL DraftRd. 25 Glenn Drahn, PhiladelphiaRd. 30 Jerry Faske, San Francisco

1952 NFL DraftRd. 7 Bill Reichardt, Green BayRd. 8 Hubert Johnson, Washington

1954 NFL DraftRd. 4 Jerry Hilgenberg, ClevelandRd. 12 Don Chelf, BaltimoreRd. 14 Jim Head, ClevelandRd. 16 Dusty Rice, New York Giants

1955 NFL DraftRd. 3 John Hall, ClevelandRd. 16 Don Suchy, ClevelandRd. 20 Lou Matykiewicz, PittsburghRd. 29 Dick Klein, Chicago Bears

1956 NFL DraftRd. 4 Jerry Reichow, DetroitRd. 5 Jim Freeman, L.A. RamsRd. 9 Cal Jones, DetroitRd. 6 Eddie Vincent, L.A. RamsRd. 12 Roger Swedberg, San Francisco

1957 NFL DraftRd. 7 Frank Gilliam, Green BayRd. 10 Don Dobrino, WashingtonRd. 16 John Nocera, PhiladelphiaRd. 19 Ken Ploen, Cleveland

1958 NFL DraftRd. 1 Alex Karras, Detroit (10th)Rd. 4 Frank Rigney, PhiladelphiaRd. 5 Jim Gibbons, ClevelandRd. 14 Bill Lapham, PhiladelphiaRd. 17 Bill VanBuren, PhiladelphiaRd. 18 John Burroughs, PhiladelphiaRd. 26 Frank Bloomquist, Washington

1959 NFL DraftRd. 1 Randy Duncan, Green Bay (1st)Rd. 6 Mac Lewis, Chicago CardinalsRd. 7 Mitch Ogiego, WashingtonRd. 28 Fred Long, Baltimore

1960 NFL DraftRd. 2 Bob Jeter, Green BayRd. 3 Curt Merz, PhiladelphiaRd. 5 Don Norton, PhiladelphiaRd. 18 Charley Lee, PittsburghRd. 19 Bob Hain, Philadelphia

1960 AFL Draft1st pick Bob Hain, L.A. Chargers1st pick Don Horn, L.A. Chargers1st pick Ray Jauch, Buffalo1st pick Bob Jeter, L.A. Chargers1st pick Curt Merz, New York Titans1st pick Don Norton, Minneapolis1st pick Olen Treadway, Denver

1961 NFL DraftRd. 14 Willie Fleming, PhiladelphiaRd. 19 Bernie Wyatt, PittsburghExp. Bill Lapham, Minnesota

1961 AFL DraftRd. 10 Charley Lee, Houston


NFL DRAFT

1962 NFL DraftRd. 4 Larry Ferguson, DetroitRd. 7 Sherwyn Thorson, L.A. RamsRd. 9 Wilburn Hollis, St. LouisRd. 13 Bill Whisler, San Francisco

1962 AFL DraftRd. 3 Sherwyn Thorson, BostonRd. 6 Al Hinton, Dallas TexansRd. 13 Wilburn Hollis, New York TitansRd. 17 Larry Ferguson, OaklandRd. 23 Bill VanBuren, HoustonRd. 32 Bernie Wyatt, Houston

1963 NFL DraftRd. 10 Earl McQuiston, Green BayRd. 12 Bill Perkins, Dallas CowboysRd. 14 Joe Williams, New York GiantsRd. 15 Matt Szykowny, Pittsburgh

1964 NFL DraftRd. 2 Paul Krause, WashingtonRd. 4 Mike Reilly, Chicago BearsRd. 12 Bob Sherman, PittsburghRd. 13 Cloyd Webb, Chicago BearsRd. 17 Gus Kasapis, Chicago Bears

1964 AFL DraftRd. 5 Mike Reilly, BuffaloRd. 8 Wally Hilgenberg, DenverRd. 11 Cloyd Webb, BuffaloRd. 12 Paul Krause, Denver

1965 NFL DraftRd. 20 Tony Giacobazzi, St. Louis

1966 NFL DraftRd. 1 John Niland, Dallas (5th)Rd. 3 Al Randolph, San FranciscoRd. 3 Dave Long, St. LouisRd. 4 Gary Snook, St. LouisRd. 5 Bill Briggs, New York GiantsRd. 11 Cliff Wilder, New York GiantsExp. Dave Recher, AtlantaExp. Bob Sherman, Atlanta

1966 AFL DraftRd. 6 Dave Long, HoustonRd. 13 John Niland, Oakland

1966 AFL Redshirt DraftRd. 6 Joe Beauchamp, San Diego

1967 NFL/AFL DraftRd. 7 Bob Ziolkowski, Green BayRd. 13 Rich Gibbs, San Francisco

1969 NFL/AFL DraftRd. 2 Ed Podolak, Kansas CityRd. 14 Al Bream, Kansas City

1970 NFL DraftRd. 4 Paul Laaveg, WashingtonRd. 6 Mike Cilek, ClevelandRd. 13 Rich Stepanek, AtlantaRd. 16 Larry Ely, Cincinnati

1971 NFL DraftRd. 6 Kerry Reardon, Kansas CityRd. 9 Tim Sullivan, MinnesotaRd. 10 Layne McDowell, Boston

1972 NFL DraftRd. 1 Craig Clemons, Chicago (12th)Rd. 6 Charles Bolden, DallasRd. 9 Larry Horton, Chicago

1973 NFL DraftRd. 7 John Muller, Green BayRd. 8 Craig Darling, MinnesotaRd. 8 Bill Windauer, BaltimoreRd. 15 Charles Cross, Pittsburgh

1974 NFL DraftRd. 7 Dan Dickel, Baltimore

1975 NFL DraftRd. 7 Earl Douthitt, Chicago

1976 NFL DraftRd. 1 Rod Walters, Kansas City (14th)Rd. 2 Joe Devlin, BuffaloRd. 2 Jim Jensen, DallasRd. 7 Rod Wellington, Kansas CityExp. Earl Douthitt, Tampa BayExp. Larry Ely, Tampa Bay

1978 NFL DraftRd. 9 Dean Moore, San FranciscoRd. 10 Barry Tomasetti, Dallas

1979 NFL DraftRd. 9 Tom Rusk, New York GiantsRd. 12 Dave Becker, Chicago

1980 NFL DraftRd. 9 Dennis Mosley, MinnesotaRd. 9 Jim Swift, Seattle

1981 NFL DraftRd. 2 John Harty, San FranciscoRd. 11 Keith Chappelle, AtlantaRd. 11 Matt Petrzelka, San Diego

1982 NFL DraftRd. 1 Ron Hallstrom, Green Bay (22nd)Rd. 2 Andre Tippett, New England

1983 NFL DraftRd. 5 Brett Miller, AtlantaRd. 6 Reggie Roby, MiamiRd. 8 Mark Bortz, Chicago

1984 NFL DraftRd. 1 John Alt, Kansas City (21st)Rd. 4 Joel Hilgenberg, New OrleansRd. 5 Norm Granger, DallasRd. 6 Joe Levelis, DallasRd. 10 Dave Moritz, San Francisco

1985 NFL DraftRd. 2 Owen Gill, SeattleRd. 2 Jon Hayes, Kansas CityRd. 3 George Little, MiamiRd. 8 Dave Strobel, Cincinnati

1986 NFL DraftRd. 1 Chuck Long, Detroit (12th)Rd. 1 Ronnie Harmon, Buffalo (16th)Rd. 1 Mike Haight, New York Jets (22nd)Rd. 4 Devon Mitchell, DetroitRd. 11 Larry Station, Pittsburgh


1987 NFL DraftRd. 3 Dave Croston, Green BayRd. 3 Chris Gambol, IndianapolisRd. 4 Mark Vlasic, San DiegoRd. 8 Jeff Drost, Green Bay

1988 NFL DraftRd. 3 Quinn Early, San DiegoRd. 4 Kevin Harmon, SeattleRd. 5 Herb Wester, CincinnatiRd. 10 Joe Schuster, Philadelphia

1989 NFL DraftRd. 3 Marv Cook, New EnglandRd. 3 Bob Kratch, New York GiantsRd. 3 Joe Mott, New York JetsRd. 12 Chuck Hartlieb, Houston

1990 NFL DraftRd. 7 Bill Anderson, ChicagoRd. 10 Brad Quast, New York Jets

1991 NFL DraftRd. 2 Nick Bell, LA RaidersRd. 5 Merton Hanks, San FranciscoRd. 10 Michael Titley, MiamiRd. 11 Tony Stewart, Seattle

1992 NFL DraftRd. 7 Ron Geater, DenverRd. 8 Mike Saunders, PittsburghRd. 11 Rob Baxley, PhoenixRd. 12 Matt Rodgers, Buffalo

1993 NFL DraftRd. 5 Mike Devlin, BuffaloRd. 6 Scott Davis, New York GiantsRd. 7 Danan Hughes, Kansas City

1994 NFL DraftRd. 4 Mike Wells, Minnesota

1995 NFL DraftRd. 6 Fritz Fequiere, Denver

1996 NFL DraftRd. 3 Scott Slutzker, Indianapolis

1997 NFL DraftRd. 1 Tom Knight, Arizona (9th)Rd. 1 Ross Verba, Green Bay (30th)Rd. 3 Sedrick Shaw, New EnglandRd. 4 Damien Robinson, Philadelphia

1998 NFL DraftRd. 3 Mike Goff, CincinnatiRd. 4 Tavian Banks, JacksonvilleRd. 4 Tim Dwight, AtlantaRd. 5 Kerry Cooks, Minnesota

1999 NFL DraftRd. 3 Jared DeVries, DetroitRd. 6 Eric Thigpen, Atlanta

2000 NFL DraftRd. 5 Austin Wheatley, New OrleansRd. 6 Matt Bowen, St. Louis

2001 NFL DraftRd. 6 Kevin Kasper, Denver

2002 NFL DraftRd. 2 Ladell Betts, WashingtonRd. 5 Aaron Kampman, Green BayRd. 6 Kahlil Hill, Atlanta

2003 NFL DraftRd. 1 Dallas Clark, Indianapolis (24th)Rd. 2 Eric Steinbach, CincinnatiRd. 2 Bruce Nelson, CarolinaRd. 5 Derek Pagel, New York JetsRd. 5 Ben Sobieski, Buffalo

2004 NFL DraftRd. 1 Robert Gallery, Oakland (2nd)Rd. 2 Bob Sanders, IndianapolisRd. 3 Nate Kaeding, San DiegoRd. 7 Jared Clauss, TennesseeRd. 7 Erik Jensen, St. Louis

2005 NFL DraftRd. 2 Matt Roth, MiamiRd. 2 Jonathan Babineaux, AtlantaRd. 4 Sean Considine, PhiladelphiaRd. 6 Tony Jackson, SeattleRd. 6 Pete McMahon, Oakland

2006 NFL DraftRd. 1 Chad Greenway, MinnesotaRd. 3 Abdul Hodge, Green Bay

2007 NFL DraftRd. 3 Marshal Yanda, BaltimoreRd. 4 Scott Chandler, San DiegoRd. 7 Mike Elgin, New England

Exp. -- expansion selections

NFL DRAFT


NFL DRAFT

Hawkeyes Currently Active in the NFLPlayer __________________________ Pos. ________________ Current Team _____________________________ NFL ServiceJonathan Babineaux _______________ DL _________________ Atlanta Falcons ____________________________ 2 yearsJason Baker ______________________ P ___________________ Carolina Panthers __________________________ 6 yearsLadell Betts ______________________ RB _________________ Washington Redskins _______________________ 5 yearsScott Chandler ___________________ TE __________________ San Diego Chargers _________________________ 1st yearDallas Clark ______________________ TE __________________ Indianapolis Colts __________________________ 4 yearsJared Clauss _____________________ DL _________________ Washington Redskins _______________________ 4 yearsColin Cole _______________________ DL _________________ Green Bay Packers __________________________ 4 yearsSean Considine ___________________ DB _________________ Philadelphia Eagles _________________________ 2 yearsJared DeVries ____________________ DL _________________ Detroit Lions ______________________________ 8 yearsTim Dwight ______________________ WR _________________ New York Jets _____________________________ 9 yearsMike Elgin _______________________ OL _________________ New England Patriots _______________________ 1st yearRobert Gallery ____________________ OL _________________ Oakland Raiders ____________________________ 3 yearsMike Goff ________________________ OL _________________ San Diego Chargers _________________________ 9 yearsChad Greenway ___________________ LB _________________ Minnesota Vikings __________________________ 1 yearAbdul Hodge _____________________ LB _________________ Green Bay Packers __________________________ 1 yearJovon Johnson ___________________ DB _________________ Pittsburgh Steelers _________________________ 1 yearKevin Kasper _____________________ WR _________________ Detroit Lions ______________________________ 6 yearsNate Kaeding _____________________ PK _________________ San Diego Chargers _________________________ 3 yearsAaron Kampman __________________ DL _________________ Green Bay Packers __________________________ 5 yearsPete McMahon ____________________ OL _________________ Jacksonville Jaguars ________________________ 2 yearsDerreck Robinson _________________ DL _________________ San Diego Chargers _________________________ 2 yearsMatt Roth _______________________ DE _________________ Miami Dolphins ____________________________ 2 yearsBob Sanders _____________________ DB _________________ Indianapolis Colts __________________________ 3 yearsClinton Solomon __________________ WR _________________ Tennessee Titans ___________________________ 1 yearEric Steinbach ____________________ OL _________________ Cleveland Browns __________________________ 4 yearsCasey Wiegmann __________________ OL _________________ Kansas City Chiefs __________________________ 11 yearsLeVar Woods _____________________ OLB ________________ Tennessee Titans ___________________________ 6 yearsMarshal Yanda ____________________ OL _________________ Baltimore Ravens __________________________ 1st year

2007 Free AgentsMike Jones ______________________ OL _________________ San Diego Chargers _________________________ 1st yearMiguel Merrick ___________________ DB _________________ San Diego Chargers _________________________ 1st yearEd Miles _________________________ LB _________________ Miami Dolphins ____________________________ 1st yearMarcus Paschal ___________________ DB _________________ Philadelphia Eagles _________________________ 1st yearDrew Tate _______________________ QB _________________ St. Louis Rams _____________________________ 1st year

Hawkeyes in the Canadian Football LeaguePlayer __________________________ Pos. ________________ Current Team _____________________________ CFL ServiceBrad Banks ______________________ QB _________________ Ottawa ___________________________________ 3 yearsKahlil Hill _______________________ WR _________________ Saskatchewan _____________________________ 3 yearsFred Russell ______________________ RB _________________ Saskatchewan _____________________________ 2 yearsDrew Tate _______________________ QB _________________ Saskatchewan _____________________________ 1st year

Hawkeyes in the Arena Football League Player __________________________ Pos. ________________ Current Team _____________________________ AFL ServiceJason Manson ____________________ QB _________________ St. Louis _________________________________ 1st yearGrant Steen ______________________ FB/LB ______________ Arizona __________________________________ 1st year

Hawkeyes in the Super BowlPlayer _________________ Team _____________________ Super BowlMark Bortz _____________ Chicago _________________________ 1986Dallas Clark _____________ Indianapolis _____________________ 2007Mike Devlin _____________ Buffalo __________________________ 1994Tim Dwight _____________ Atlanta __________________________ 1999Melvin Foster ___________ Dallas ___________________________ 1993Merton Hanks ___________ San Francisco ____________________ 1995Ronnie Harmon __________ San Diego Chargers ________________ 1995John Harty _____________ San Francisco ____________________ 1982Jonathan Hayes _________ Pittsburgh _______________________ 1996Jay Hilgenberg __________ Chicago _________________________ 1986Wally Hilgenberg _________ Minnesota _______ 1970, 1974, 1975, 1977Erik Jensen _____________ Pittsburgh _______________________ 2006Jim Jensen _____________ Denver __________________________ 1978Bob Jeter _______________ Green Bay _______________________ 1967

Player _________________ Team _____________________ Super BowlKevin Kasper ____________ New England _____________________ 2005Bob Kratch _____________ Giants/Patriots ______________1991, 1997Paul Krause _____________ Minnesota _____________ 1970, 74, 75, 77Curt Merz _______________ Kansas City ______________________ 1967Bruce Nelson ____________ Carolina _________________________ 2004John Niland _____________ Dallas ______________________1971, 1972Ed Podolak _____________ Kansas City ______________________ 1970Mike Reilly _____________ Minnesota _______________________ 1970Reggie Roby ____________ Miami ___________________________ 1985Matt Rodgers ____________ Buffalo __________________________ 1993Bob Sanders ____________ Indianapolis _____________________ 2007Andre Tippett ___________ New England _____________________ 1986Ross Verba ______________ Green Bay _______________________ 1997


ALL-TIME NFL HAWKEYES

Name _________________________________________________Pos.Sam Aiello ______________________________________________ OLJohn Alt _______________________________________________ OLJeremy Allen ____________________________________________ FBJonathan Babineaux _____________________________________ DLFrank Balaz ______________________________________________ BJason Baker ______________________________________________ PTavian Banks ____________________________________________ RBRob Baxley _____________________________________________ OLRick Bayless ____________________________________________ RBDave Becker ____________________________________________ DBLes Belding ______________________________________________ ENick Bell _______________________________________________ RBLadell Betts _____________________________________________ RBMark Bortz _____________________________________________ OLMatt Bowen _____________________________________________ DBHarold Bradley ___________________________________________ GBill Briggs ______________________________________________ DEMaurice Brown __________________________________________WREdgar Cervantes _________________________________________ FBNathan Chandler _________________________________________ QBScott Chandler __________________________________________ TEDon Chelf _______________________________________________ GDallas Clark _____________________________________________ TEJared Clauss ____________________________________________ DLCraig Clemons ___________________________________________ DBColin Cole ______________________________________________ DTSean Considine __________________________________________ DBMarv Cook ______________________________________________ TEKerry Cooks _____________________________________________ DBAl Couppee ______________________________________________ BDick Crayne _____________________________________________ FBDave Croston ____________________________________________ OLScott Davis _____________________________________________ OLJohn Derby _____________________________________________ LBJoe Devlin ______________________________________________ OLMike Devlin _____________________________________________ OLJared DeVries ___________________________________________ DLDan Dickel ______________________________________________ LBEarl Douthitt ____________________________________________ DBJeff Drost ______________________________________________ DLRandy Duncan ___________________________________________ QBTim Dwight _____________________________________________WRQuinn Early _____________________________________________WRMike Elgin ______________________________________________ OLHarold Ely _______________________________________________ GLarry Ely _______________________________________________ LBDick Evans _______________________________________________ ETom Farmer _____________________________________________ RBShipley Farroh ____________________________________________ GBrian Ferentz ____________________________________________ CLarry Ferguson __________________________________________ RBDarrell Fisher ___________________________________________ HBBill Fleckenstein __________________________________________ G

Name _________________________________________________Pos.Zeron Flemister __________________________________________ TEBob Fosdick ______________________________________________ GWes Fry ________________________________________________ RBNick Gallery ______________________________________________ PRobert Gallery ___________________________________________ OLChris Gambol ____________________________________________ OLRon Geater _____________________________________________ DLBill Glasgow ____________________________________________ HBJim Gibbons _____________________________________________ EDamon Gibson ___________________________________________WROwen Gill _______________________________________________ FBMike Goff _______________________________________________ OLNorm Granger ___________________________________________ FBChad Greenway __________________________________________ LBGlen Greenwood _________________________________________ HBHarold Griffen ____________________________________________ CLorin Haggerty __________________________________________ FBMike Haight ____________________________________________ OLJohn Hall _______________________________________________ TRon Hallstrom ___________________________________________ OLMerton Hanks ___________________________________________ DBKevin Harmon ___________________________________________ RBRonnie Harmon __________________________________________ RBChuck Hartlieb __________________________________________ QBJohn Harty _____________________________________________ DLJonathan Hayes _________________________________________ TEJohn Heidt ______________________________________________ CAnthony Herron _________________________________________ DLJay Hilgenberg __________________________________________ OLJoel Hilgenberg __________________________________________ OLWally Hilgenberg ________________________________________ LBKahlil Hill ______________________________________________WREd Hinkel ______________________________________________WRAbdul Hodge ____________________________________________ LBHoward Hodges __________________________________________ DEDick Hoerner ____________________________________________ RBLarry Horton ____________________________________________ DTDanan Hughes ___________________________________________WRTony Jackson ___________________________________________ TEErik Jensen _____________________________________________ TEErnie Jensen _____________________________________________ TJim Jensen _____________________________________________ RBLeo Jensvold ____________________________________________ QBBob Jeter _______________________________________________ DBD.J. Johnson ____________________________________________ DBC.J. Jones ______________________________________________WRMike Jones _____________________________________________ OLMax Kadesky _____________________________________________ ENate Kaeding ____________________________________________ PKAaron Kampman _________________________________________ DLAlex Karras _____________________________________________ DTKevin Kasper ____________________________________________WRJim Keane _______________________________________________ E


ALL-TIME NFL HAWKEYES

Name _________________________________________________Pos.Matt Kelsh _______________________________________________ EDick Klein _______________________________________________ TTom Knight _____________________________________________ DBBob Kratch _____________________________________________ OLPaul Krause _____________________________________________ DBPaul Laaveg _____________________________________________ OSBill Lapham ______________________________________________ CLarry Lawrence __________________________________________ QBJoe Laws _______________________________________________ QBGeorge Lewis ____________________________________________ LBMac Lewis ______________________________________________ OTGeorge Little ____________________________________________ DLChuck Long _____________________________________________ QBDave Long ______________________________________________ DETyler Luebke ____________________________________________ DLForest Masterson __________________________________________ CGus Mastrogny ___________________________________________ EJeremy McKinney ________________________________________ OLPete McMahon ___________________________________________ OLMiguel Merrick __________________________________________ DBBus Mertes _______________________________________________ BCurt Merz ________________________________________________ EEd Miles ________________________________________________ LBBrett Miller _____________________________________________ OLJim Miller _______________________________________________ GPaul Minnick _____________________________________________ GDevon Mitchell __________________________________________ DBCharlie Mockmore _________________________________________ GDean Moore _____________________________________________ LBJoe Mott _______________________________________________ LBDenny Myers _____________________________________________ TBruce Nelson _____________________________________________ CDon Nelson ______________________________________________ GBruno Niedziela __________________________________________ TJohn Niland ____________________________________________ OGJerry Niles _______________________________________________ BJohn Nocera ____________________________________________ LBKarl Noonan _____________________________________________ EDon Norton ______________________________________________ EJay Norvell _____________________________________________ LBForrest Olson _____________________________________________ GGlenn Olson _____________________________________________ HBLowell Otte ______________________________________________ EDerek Pagel _____________________________________________ DBOran Pape _______________________________________________ BMarcus Paschal __________________________________________ DBBill Perkins _____________________________________________ FBCarl Pignatelli ___________________________________________ FBEd Podolak _____________________________________________ RBDavid Porter ____________________________________________ OLScott Pospisil ___________________________________________ DLKen Price _______________________________________________ LBDerek Price _____________________________________________ TE

Name _________________________________________________Pos.Alvin Randolph __________________________________________ DBKerry Reardon ___________________________________________ DBDave Recher _____________________________________________ CBill Reichardt ___________________________________________ RBJerry Reichow ___________________________________________ QBMike Reilly _____________________________________________ LBFred Roberts _____________________________________________ TDamien Robinson ________________________________________ DBDerreck Robinson ________________________________________ DLReggie Roby _____________________________________________ PMatt Rodgers ____________________________________________ QBGeorge Rogge ____________________________________________ EMatt Roth ______________________________________________ DEEric Rothwell ____________________________________________ OLFred Russell _____________________________________________ RBBob Sanders ____________________________________________ DBOllie Sansen ____________________________________________ FBFrancis Schammel _________________________________________ GVin Schleusner ___________________________________________ THerm Schneidman ________________________________________ BJoe Schuster ____________________________________________ DLSedrick Shaw ___________________________________________ RBBob Sherman _____________________________________________ BHal Schoener _____________________________________________ EHerb Schoener ___________________________________________ EFred Slater _______________________________________________ TScott Slutzker ___________________________________________ TEBob Smith _______________________________________________ BBen Sobieski ____________________________________________ OLClinton Solomon _________________________________________WRLarry Station ____________________________________________ LBGrant Steen ____________________________________________ OLBEric Steinbach ___________________________________________ OLBob Sullivan ____________________________________________ HBDrea Tate _______________________________________________ QBRyan Terry ______________________________________________ RBGeorge Thompson _________________________________________ GAndre Tippett ___________________________________________ LBChuck Tollefson ___________________________________________ GEmlen Tunnell ___________________________________________ DBRoss Verba ______________________________________________ OLMark Vlasic _____________________________________________ QBRod Walters _____________________________________________ OLMike Wells ______________________________________________ DLAustin Wheatley _________________________________________ TECasey Wiegmann _________________________________________ OLBill Windauer ___________________________________________ DTLeVar Woods ____________________________________________ LBDick Woodward ___________________________________________ CKevin Worthy ________________________________________ LB/DSGuido Wyland ____________________________________________ GBashir Yamini ___________________________________________WRMarshal Yanda ___________________________________________ OLJim Youel _______________________________________________ B


ALL-STAR GAMES

Blue-Gray1947 Lou King, QB1949 Bob McKenzie, E Don Winslow, T1951 Bill Reichardt, FB1955 Roger Swedberg, T Roger Wiegmann, FB1959 John Sawin, T1960 Jerry Mauren, HB1961 Sherwyn Thorson, G Bernie Wyatt, HB1963 Lonnie Rogers, HB Gus Kasapis, T1965 Dave Long, DE Bill Briggs, DT1968 Al Bream, E Barry Crees, WB1969 Mike Cilek, QB Paul Laaveg, OT Melvin Morris, T1971 Craig Clemons, DB1972 Bill Windauer, DT Jerry Nelson, MG1975 Rick Penney, DB Dave Bryant, NG1977 Barry Tomasetti, OT Jim Hilgenberg, C1979 Dennis Mosley, RB Cedric Shaw, DB Jim Molini, DE1980 John Harty, DT Jay Hilgenberg, C Keith Chappelle, WR1989 Bill Anderson, OL Jeff Koeppel, NG1992 Alan Cross, TE Jeff Nelson, DT Ted Velicer, OT1999 Matt Bowen, DB Zeron Flemister, TE Tarig Holman, DB2000 Jason Baker, P Anthony Herron, DL Kevin Kasper, WR LeVar Woods, LB

Coaches’ All-Star1961 Mark Manders, G1962 Al Hinton, T Sherwyn Thorson, G1963 Larry Ferguson, HB1964 Wally Hilgenberg, G Gary Fletcher, C1976 Mark Fetter, FB

East-West Shrine1925 Wesley Fry, FB1930 Willis Glassgow, HB1931 Harold Ely, T1934 Joe Laws, HB Francis Schammel, G1936 Dick Crayne, HB1941 Mike Enich, T Ray Murphy, FB1942 Al Couppee, QB1943 Bill Burkett, E1944 William Baughman, C1948 Harold Shoener, E Bob Smith, HB1949 Dick Woodard, C1953 Don Chelf, T Jerry Hilgenberg, C1954 George Broeder, FB John Hall, T1955 Jerry Reichow, QB Calvin Jones, G1957 Jim Gibbons, E Alex Karras, T1959 Bob Jeter, HB Ray Jauch, HB Don Norton, E1960 Mark Manders, G1961 Bill Van Buren, C1962 Larry Ferguson, HB Earl McQuiston, G1963 Mike Reilly, G Paul Krause, HB1965 Karl Noonan, FL John Niland, G1968 Ed Podolak, TB1969 Larry Ely, LB1970 Kerry Reardon, SE1975 Rod Walters, OT1979 Jim Swift, TE1981 Ron Hallstrom, OL1982 Reggie Roby, P Mark Bortz, DT1983 Joe Levelis, OT1985 Scott Helverson, WB1988 Bob Kratch, OL1989 Bill Anderson, OL1990 Melvin Foster, LB Tony Stewart, RB1991 Mike Saunders, RB Leroy Smith, DE1992 Mike Devlin, C Danan Hughes, WR1993 Mike Wells, DT1995 Casey Wiegmann, OL1997 Kerry Cooks, DB1998 Derek Rose, C Eric Thigpen, DB2000 Jason Baker, P2002 Kahlil Hill, WR Aaron Kampman, DL2003 Brad Banks, QB Eric Steinbach, OL

2004 Jared Clauss, DT2005 Pete McMahon, OL Derreck Robinson, DE2007 Drew Tate, QB

Grid Iron Classic1999 Zeron Flemister, TE2003 Fred Barr, LB C.J. Jones, WR2004 Maurice Brown, WR Nathan Chandler, QB Kevin Worthy, LB2005 David Bradley, P

Hula Bowl1955 George Broeder, FB1956 Calvin Jones, G1957 Frank Gilliam, E1958 Alex Karras, T Jim Gibbons, E1959 Randy Duncan, QB1960 Ray Jauch, HB1961 Mark Manders, G Charles Lee, T1962 Bill Van Buren, C1963 Larry Ferguson, HB Earl McQuiston, G1964 Mike Reilly, G Wally Hilgenberg, G1965 Tony Giacobazzi, E1966 Karl Noonan, FL John Niland, OG1967 Silas McKinnie, TB1968 Ed Podolak, TB1969 Larry Ely, LB1970 Kerry Reardon, SE1978 Dave Becker, DB1979 Dennis Mosley, RB1980 Keith Chappelle, SE Jay Hilgenberg, C1981 Andre Tippett, DE1983 John Alt, OT Norm Granger, FB Joel Hilgenberg, C1984 Owen Gill, FB1986 Ken Sims, DB1987 Kerry Burt, DB Mike Flagg, TE1988 Marv Cook, TE Chuck Hartlieb, QB1990 Nick Bell, RB Merton Hanks, DB1991 Leroy Smith, DE1992 Mike Devlin, C Alan Cross, TE Danan Hughes, WR1994 Fritz Fequiere, OL1995 Matt Purdy, OL Casey Wiegmann, OL1996 Bill Ennis-Inge, DE1997 Tavian Banks, RB1998 Eric Thigpen, FS


1999 Matt Bowen, DB Zeron Flemister, TE Bashir Yamini, WR2000 Kevin Kasper, WR2002 Kahlil Hill, WR Jerry Montgomery, DL2003 Brad Banks, QB Derek Pagel, DB David Porter, OL2004 Fred Russell, RB2005 Tony Jackson, TE2006 Antwan Allen, DB Brian Ferentz, OL Jovon Johnson, DB Ed Hinkel, WR Clinton Solomon, WR2007 Mike Elgin, OL

Japan Bowl1979 Dave Holsclaw, PK1980 Keith Chappelle, WR Jay Hilgenberg, C John Harty, DT1981 Andre Tippett, DE1982 Brett Miller, OT1983 John Alt, OT Joel Hilgenberg, C1984 Owen Gill, FB1985 Bill Happel, WR Ronnie Harmon, TB Chuck Long, QB Larry Station, LB1986 Dave Croston, OT Jeff Drost, DT Robert Smith, WR Mark Vlasic, QB1987 Quinn Early, WR Mike Flagg, TE Kevin Harmon, RB1988 Marv Cook, TE Dave Haight, NG Chuck Hartlieb, QB1989 Brad Quast, LB1990 Nick Bell, RB Matt Ruhland, DL1991 Ron Geater, DT Matt Rodgers, QB Mike Saunders, RB1992 Mike Devlin, C Danan Hughes, WR

Tribune All-Star1934 Joe Laws, HB1936 Dick Crayne, FB1939 Frank Balazs, FB1940 Nile Kinnick, HB Floyd Dean, HB Dick Evans, E1941 Ken Pettit, E1942 Bill Diehl, C Bill Green, RB Jim Walker, T

1943 Tom Hand, C Jim Youell, QB Bob Penaluna, G1945 Stan Mohrbacher, T1947 Bruno Niedziela, T1949 Bill Kay, T Al DiMarco, QB1950 Don Winslow, G1952 Bill Reichardt, FB1954 Jerry Hilgenberg, C Bill Fenton, E1956 Jerry Reichow, QB Edward Vincent, HB1958 Jim Gibbons, E Alex Karras, T1959 Charles Lewis, T1960 Bill Lapham, C1963 Larry Ferguson, HB1964 Wally Hilgenberg, G Mike Reilly, G Paul Krause, HB1966 Al Randolph, DB John Niland, OG1969 Ed Podolak, HB1972 Craig Clemons, DB1976 Joe Devlin, OG Jim Jensen, HB Rod Walters, OT

King Classic1989 Brad Quast, LB

North-South1948 Bill Kay, T1953 Bill Fenton, E George Rice, HB1954 Warren Lawson, C Lou Matykiewicz, E1955 Jim Freeman, E1957 Frank Bloomquist, G Bob Commings, G Frank Rigney, T1959 Don Horn, FB Curt Merz, E Bill Lapham, C1960 Lloyd Humphreys, C1961 Bill Whisler, E1962 Bill Perkins, FB1963 Cloyd Webb, E Gary Fletcher, C Wally Hilgenberg, G1964 Tony Giacobazzi, E Phillip Deutsch, T1969 Jon Meskimen, G1970 Layne McDowell, DT Tim Sullivan, FB1972 Craig Darling, OG

Las Vegas Classic2004 Grant Steen, LB

Senior Bowl1952 Bill Reichardt, FB1954 Jerry Hilgenberg, C Don Chelf, T1956 Jerry Reichow, QB Jim Freeman, E1958 Jim Gibbons, E Alex Karras, T Frank Rigney, T1960 Bill Lapham, C Don Norton, E Olen Treadway, QB Curt Merz, E1964 Paul Krause, E1970 Layne McDowell, DT1971 Craig Clemons, DB1975 Rod Walters, OT Jim Jensen, HB1979 Jim Swift, TE1983 Joel Hilgenberg, C1995 Scott Slutzker, TE1996 Sedrick Shaw, RB Ross Verba, DB1997 Tim Dwight, WR Mike Goff, OL1998 Jared DeVries, DT Matt Hughes, LB2002 Ladell Betts, RB2003 Colin Cole, DT Eric Steinbach, OL Bruce Nelson, C2004 Maurice Brown, WR Nate Kaeding, PK Bob Sanders, DB2005 Jonathan Babineaux, DL Sean Considine, DB Matt Roth, DE2006 Chad Greenway, LB Abdul Hodge, LB2007 Scott Chandler, TE Marshal Yanda, OL

ALL-STAR GAMES

Jerry ReichowMost Valuable Player1955 East-West Shrine Game

Paul KrauseMost Valuable Player1964 Senior Bowl

Craig ClemonsBest Defensive Back1971 Senior Bowl

Fred RussellTeam MVP2004 Hula Bowl

All-Star Honors


IOWA TV APPEARANCES

Iowa football has been a popular choice for football fans, as Iowa’s attendance figures would indicate. But the Hawkeyes have also been a favorite for television viewers as well, as nearly all of Iowa’s football games in recent seasons have been selected for television.

All Iowa games during the 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 and 2006 seasons were televised, with 28 games being carried to a national audience. All 12 of Iowa’s regular season games during the 2007 season will again be televised. The Hawkeyes have a 137-97-5 overall television record, and during one stretch (1955 to 1959) went 10 games without a defeat.

1953 (1-0) NetworkOct. 24 ___ Iowa 19, Indiana 13 _________ NBC

1954 (1-0)Sept. 25 ___ Iowa 14, Michigan State 10 ___ ABC

1955 (1-1)Oct. 29 ___ Michigan 33, Iowa 21 _______ NBCNov. 5 ____ Iowa 26, Minnesota 0 ________CBS

1956 (3-0)Sept. 29 ___ Iowa 27, Indiana 0 __________ NBCNov. 10 ___ Iowa 7, Minnesota 0 ________ NBCJan. 1 ____ Iowa 35, Oregon State 19 ____ NBC

1957 (1-0-1)Nov. 2 ____ Iowa 21, Michigan 21 _______ NBCNov. 23 ___ Iowa 21, Notre Dame 13 _____ NBC

1958 (3-0)Oct. 18 ___ Iowa 20, Wisconsin 9 ________ NBCNov. 22 ___ Iowa 31, Notre Dame 21 _____ ABCJan. 1 ____ Iowa 38, California 12 _______ NBC

1959 (1-1)Oct. 10 ___ Iowa 37, Michigan State 8 ____ NBCOct. 24 ___ Purdue 14, Iowa 7 __________ ABC

1960 (2-0)Oct. 15 ___ Iowa 28, Wisconsin 21 _______ ABCNov. 12 ___ Iowa 35, Ohio State 12 ______ ABC

1961 (1-1)Oct. 7 ____ Iowa 35, Southern Cal 34 ____ ABCNov. 11 ___ Minnesota 16, Iowa 9 _______ ABC

1964 (1-0)Oct. 3 ____ Iowa 28, Washington 18 _____ NBC

1965 (1-1)Sept. 25 ___ Iowa 27, Oregon State 7 _____ NBCNov. 6 ____ Michigan State 35, Iowa 0 ____ NBC

1969 (2-0)Oct. 25 ___ Iowa 19, Michigan State 18 ___ ABCNov. 8 ____ Iowa 28, Indiana 17 _________ ABC

1971 (0-1) Sept. 25 ___ Penn State 44, Iowa 14 ______ ABC

1977 (1-1)Sept. 17 ___ Iowa 12, Iowa State 10 ______ ABCOct. 28 ___ Purdue 34, Iowa 7 __________ ABC

1981 (1-2)Oct. 24 ___ Minnesota 12, Iowa 10 ______ ABCNov. 14 ___ Iowa 17, Wisconsin 7 ________ ABCJan. 1 ____ Washington 28, Iowa 0 ______ NBC

1982 (3-0)Oct. 9 ____ Iowa 24, Indiana 20 __________CBSOct. 30 ___ Iowa 14, Illinois 13 __________CBSDec. 31 ___ Iowa 28, Tennessee 22 ________CBS

1983 (2-2)Sept. 10 ___ Iowa 51, Iowa State 10 ______ ABCSept. 24 ___ Iowa 20, Ohio State 14 _______CBSOct. 22 ___ Michigan 16, Iowa 13 _______ ABCDec. 31 ___ Florida 14, Iowa 6 __________ ABC

1984 (5-3-1)Sept. 8 ____ Iowa 59, Iowa State 21 ______ REGSept. 22 ___ Ohio State 45, Iowa 26 _______CBSSept. 29 ___ Iowa 21, Illinois 16 __________CBSOct. 20 ___ Iowa 26, Michigan 0 _________CBSOct. 27 ___ Iowa 24, Indiana 20 _________ REGNov. 3 ____ Iowa 10, Wisconsin 10 ________CBSNov. 10 ___ Michigan State 17, Iowa 16 ___ REGNov. 17 ___ Minnesota 23, Iowa 17 ______ REGDec. 26 ___ Iowa 55, Texas 17 _________ METRO

1985 (5-2)Sept. 28 ___ Iowa 57, Iowa State 3 ____ RAYCOMOct. 5 ____ Iowa 35, Michigan State 31 ____CBSOct. 19 ___ Iowa 12, Michigan 10 ________CBSNov. 2 ____ Ohio State 22, Iowa 13 _______CBSNov. 16 ___ Iowa 27, Purdue 24 __________CBSNov. 23 ___ Iowa 31, Minnesota 9 ______ WTBSJan. 1 ____ UCLA 45, Iowa 28 ___________ NBC

1986 (4-2)Sept. 13 ___ Iowa 43, Iowa State 7 ______ WTBSOct. 4 ____ Iowa 24, Michigan State 21 ____CBSOct. 18 ___ Michigan 20, Iowa 17 ________CBSNov. 1 ____ Ohio State 31, Iowa 10 _____ WTBSNov. 22 ___ Iowa 30, Minnesota 27 _____ WTBSDec. 30 ___ Iowa 39, San Diego State 38 __ REG

1987 (4-3)Aug. 30 __ Tennessee 23, Iowa 22 _______ ABCSept. 19 ___ Iowa 48, Iowa State 9 _______ REGOct. 3 ____ Michigan State 19, Iowa 14 BIG TENOct. 17 ___ Michigan 37, Iowa 10 _______ ABCOct. 24 ___ Iowa 38, Purdue 14 _________ ABCOct. 31 ___ Iowa 29, Indiana 21 ______ BIG TENDec. 30 ___ Iowa 20, Wyoming 19 _______ESPN

1988 (3-3-3)Sept. 3 ___ Hawaii 27, Iowa 24 _________ REGSept. 24 ___ Iowa 10, Iowa State 3 ____ BIG TENOct. 1 ____ Iowa 10, Michigan State 10 ___ ABCOct. 15 ___ Iowa 17, Michigan 17 _______ ABCOct. 22 ___ Iowa 31, Purdue 7 _______ BIG TENOct. 29 ___ Indiana 45, Iowa 34 _________ ABCNov. 12 ___ Iowa 24, Ohio State 24 ___ BIG TENNov. 19 ___ Iowa 31, Minnesota 22 ___ BIG TEN Dec. 31 ___ N.C. State 28, Iowa 23 ____ MISLOU

1989 (1-3)Sept. 23 ___ Iowa 31, Iowa State 21 ______ REGOct. 21 ___ Michigan 26, Iowa 12 _______ ABCNov. 4 ____ Illinois 31, Iowa 7 __________ ABCNov. 11 ___ Ohio State 28, Iowa 0 _______ESPN

1990 (4-2)Sept. 22 ___ Iowa 45, Iowa State 35 ______ REGOct. 20 ___ Iowa 24, Michigan 23 _______ESPNNov. 3 ____ Iowa 54, Illinois 28 _________ ABCNov. 10 ___ Ohio State 27, Iowa 26 ______ ABCNov. 17 ___ Iowa 38, Purdue 9 __________ ABCJan. 1 ____ Washington 46, Iowa 34 _____ ABC

1991 (6-1-1)Sept. 7 ____ Iowa 53, Hawaii 10 _________ESPNSept. 14 ___ Iowa 29, Iowa State 10 ______ REGOct. 5 _____ Michigan 43, Iowa 24 _______ ABCOct. 19 ____ Iowa 24, Illinois 21 _________ ABCOct. 26 ____ Iowa 31, Purdue 21 _________ESPNNov. 2 ____ Iowa 16, Ohio State 9 _______ ABCNov. 9 ____ Iowa 38, Indiana 21 _________ ABCDec. 31 ___ Iowa 13, BYU 13 ____________ESPN

1992 (2-5)Aug. 28 ___ N.C. State 24, Iowa 14 ____ RAYCOMSept. 5 ____ Miami (FL) 24, Iowa 7 _______ ABCSept. 12 ___ Iowa 21, Iowa State 7 _______ESPNSept. 26 ___ Colorado 28, Iowa 12 ________ ABCOct. 3 _____ Michigan 52, Iowa 28 _______ ABCOct. 17 ____ Iowa 24, Illinois 14 _________ESPNOct. 31 ____ Ohio State 38, Iowa 15 ______ ABC

1993 (1-4)Sept. 11 ___ Iowa 31, Iowa State 28 ______ ABCSept. 18 ___ Penn State 31, Iowa 0 _______ ABCOct. 2 _____ Michigan 24, Iowa 7 ________ESPNNov. 23 ___ Michigan State 24, Iowa 10 ___ESPNDec. 31 ___ California 37, Iowa 3 ________ESPN

1994 (1-2)Sept. 10 ___ Iowa 37, Iowa State 9 _______ ABCSept. 17 ___ Penn State 61, Iowa 21 _____ESPN2Oct. 1 _____ Michigan 29, Iowa 14 _______ ABC

1995 (5-4)Sept. 16 ___ Iowa 27, Iowa State 10 ______ REGOct. 7 _____ Iowa 21, Michigan State 7 _ BIG TENOct. 14 ____ Iowa 22, Indiana 13 ________ESPN2Oct. 21 ____ Penn State 41, Iowa 27 ______ ABCOct. 28 ____ Ohio State 56, Iowa 35 ______ESPNNov. 4 ____ Illinois 26, Iowa 7 __________ESPNNov. 11 ___ Northwestern 31, Iowa 20 _ BIG TENNov. 18 ___ Iowa 33, Wisconsin 20 ______ESPN2Dec. 29 ___ Iowa 38, Washington 18 ______CBS


IOWA TV APPEARANCES

1996 (8-3)Sept. 7 ____ Iowa 21, Arizona 20 _________ESPNSept. 14 ___ Iowa 38, Iowa State 13 ______ ABCSept. 21 ___ Tulsa 27, Iowa 20 ___________ REGOct. 5 _____ Iowa 37, Michigan State 30 __ESPN2Oct. 19 ____ Iowa 21, Penn State 20 _____ESPN2Oct. 26 ____ Ohio State 38, Iowa 26 ______ ABCNov. 2 ____ Iowa 31, Illinois 21 ______ BIG TENNov. 9 ____ Northwestern 40, Iowa 13 ____ ABCNov. 16 ___ Iowa 31, Wisconsin 0 ________ESPNNov. 23 ___ Iowa 43, Minnesota 24 _____ESPN2Dec. 20 ___ Iowa 27, Texas Tech 0 _______ESPN

1997 (5-5)Sept. 6 ____ Iowa 66, Northern Iowa 0 ___E-REGSept. 20 ___ Iowa 63, Iowa State 20 ______ ABCSept. 27 ___ Iowa 38, Illinois 10 ________ESPN2Oct.4 _____ Ohio State 23, Iowa 7 _______ ABCOct. 18 ____ Michigan 28, Iowa 24 _______ESPNOct. 25 ____ Iowa 62, Indiana 0 _________E-REGNov. 1 ____ Iowa 35, Purdue 17 ________ESPN2Nov. 8 ____ Wisconsin 13, Iowa 10 _______ESPNNov. 15 ___ Northwestern 15, Iowa 14 ___ESPN2Dec. 31 ___ Arizona State 17, Iowa 7 ______CBS

1998 (3-6)Sept. 5 ____ Iowa 38, Central Michigan 0 _E-REGSept. 12 ___ Iowa State 27, Iowa 9 ______ESPN2Sept. 19 ___ Arizona 35, Iowa 11 _________ FOXSept. 26 ___ Iowa 37, Illinois 14 ________E-REGOct. 3 _____ Michigan 12, Iowa 9 ________ ABCOct. 10 ____ Iowa 26, Northwestern 24 ___ESPN2Oct. 17 ____ Indiana 14, Iowa 7 _________E-REGOct. 24 ____ Wisconsin 31, Iowa 0 ________ ABCNov. 14 ___ Ohio State 45, Iowa 14 ______ ABC

1999 (1-8)Sept.4 ____ Nebraska 42, Iowa 7 _________ ABCSept.11 ___ Iowa State 17, Iowa 10 ______ FOXSept.18 ___ Iowa 24, Northern Illinois 0 _E-REGOct.2 _____ Michigan State 49, Iowa 3 ___E-REGOct.9 _____ Penn State 31, Iowa 7 ______E-REGOct.16 ____ Northwestern 23, Iowa 21 ___E-REGOct. 30 ____ Ohio State 41, Iowa 11 _____E-REGNov.13 ____ Wisconsin 41, Iowa 3 ________ ABCNov.20 ____ Minnesota 25, Iowa 21 _____E-REG

2000 (3-7)Aug. 26 ___ Kansas State 27, Iowa 7 _____ FOXSept. 16 ___ Iowa State 24, Iowa 14 _____E-REGSept. 23 ___ Nebraska 42, Iowa 13 ________ ABCSept. 30 ___ Indiana 45, Iowa 33 ________E-REGOct. 7 _____ Iowa 21, Michigan State 16 __E-REGOct. 21 ____ Ohio State 38, Iowa 10 _____E-REGOct. 28 ___ Wisconsin 13, Iowa 7 _______E-REGNov. 4 ____ Iowa 26, Penn State 23 (2 OT) E-REGNov. 11 ___ Iowa 27, Northwestern 17 ___E-REGNov. 18 ___ Minnesota 27, Iowa 24 _____E-REG

2001 (6-5)Sept. 1 ____ Iowa 51, Kent State 0 ______E-REGSept. 8 ____ Iowa 44, Miami, OH 19 _____E-REGSept. 29 ___ Iowa 24, Penn State 18 ______ESPNOct. 6 _____ Purdue 23, Iowa 14 _________ESPNOct. 13 ____ Michigan State 31, Iowa 28 __ESPN2Oct. 20 ____ Iowa 42, Indiana 28 ________E-REGOct. 27 ____ Michigan 32, Iowa 26 _______ ABCNov. 3 ____ Wisconsin 34, Iowa 28 ______E-REGNov. 10 ___ Iowa 59, Northwestern 16 ___E-REGNov. 24 ___ Iowa State 17, Iowa 14 ______ FOXDec. 29 ___ Iowa 19, Texas Tech 16 ______ESPN

2002 (11-2)Aug. 31 ___ Iowa 57, Akron 21 _________E-REGSept. 7 ____ Iowa 29, Miami, OH 24 _____E-REGSept. 14 ___ Iowa State 36, Iowa 31 _____ESPN2Sept. 21 ___ Iowa 48, Utah State 7 ______E-REGSept. 28 ___ Iowa 35, Penn State 28 (OT) __ESPNOct. 5 _____ Iowa 31, Purdue 28 _________ESPNOct. 12 ____ Iowa 44, Michigan State 16 ___ESPNOct. 19 ____ Iowa 24, Indiana 6 _________E-REGOct. 26 ____ Iowa 34, Michigan 9 _______E-REGNov. 2 ____ Iowa 20, Wisconsin 3 ________ESPNNov. 9 ____ Iowa 62, Northwestern 10 ___ESPN2Nov. 16 ___ Iowa 45, Minnesota 21 ______ESPNJan. 2 ____ USC 38, Iowa 17 ____________ ABC

2003 (10-3)Aug. 30 ___ Iowa 21, Miami, OH 3 ______ESPN2Sept. 6 ____ Iowa 56, Buffalo 7 _________E-REGSept. 13 ___ Iowa 40, Iowa State 21 ______ FOXSept. 20 ___ Iowa 21, Arizona State 2 ____ESPN2Sept. 27 ___ Michigan State 20, Iowa 10 __E-REGOct. 4 _____ Iowa 30, Michigan 27 _______ ABCOct. 18 ____ Ohio State 19, Iowa 10 ______ ABCOct. 25 ____ Iowa 26, Penn State 14 ______ ABCNov. 1 ____ Iowa 41, Illinois 10 ________E-REGNov. 8 ____ Purdue 26, Iowa 14 _________ESPNNov. 15 ___ Iowa 40, Minnesota 22 ______ESPNNov. 22 ___ Iowa 27, Wisconsin 21 _______ ABCJan. 1 ____ Iowa 37, Florida 17 _________ESPN

2004 (10-2)Sept. 4 ____ Iowa 39, Kent State 7 ______E-REGSept. 11 ___ Iowa 17, Iowa State 10 _____E-REGSept. 18 ___ Arizona State 44, Iowa 7 ____E-REGSept. 25 ___ Michigan 30, Iowa 17 _______ ABCOct. 2 _____ Iowa 38, Michigan State 16 __E-REGOct. 16 ____ Iowa 33, Ohio State 7 _______ ABCOct. 23 ____ Iowa 6, Penn State 4 _______ESPN2Oct. 30 ____ Iowa 23, Illinois 13 ________E-REGNov. 6 ____ Iowa 23, Purdue 21 _________ESPNNov. 13 ___ Iowa 29, Minnesota 27 ______ESPNNov. 20 ___ Iowa 30, Wisconsin 7 ________ESPNJan. 1 ____ Iowa 30, LSU 25 ____________ ABC

2005 (7-5)Sept. 4 ____ Iowa 56, Ball State 0 _______E-REGSept. 10 ___ Iowa State 23, Iowa 3 _______ ABCSept. 17 ___ Iowa 45, Northern Iowa 21 __E-REGSept. 24 ___ Ohio State 31, Iowa 6 _______ ABCOct. 1 _____ Iowa 35, Illinois 7 _________E-REGOct. 8 _____ Iowa 34, Purdue 17 _________ESPNOct. 15 ____ Iowa 38, Indiana 21 ________E-REGOct. 22 ____ Michigan 23, Iowa 20 (OT) ___ ABCNov. 5 ____ Northwestern 28, Iowa 27 ____ESPNNov. 12 ___ Iowa 20, Wisconsin 10 _______ESPNNov. 19 ___ Iowa 52, Minnesota 28 _____ESPN2Jan. 2 ____ Florida 31, Iowa 24 _________ESPN

2006 (6-7)Sept. 2 ____ Iowa 41, Montana 7 _______ ESPNUSept. 9 ____ Iowa 20, Syracuse 13 (2 OT) __ ABCSept. 16 ___ Iowa 27, Iowa State 17 ______ESPNSept. 23 ___ Iowa 24, Illinois 7 _________E-REGSept. 30 ___ Ohio State 38, Iowa 17 ______ ABCOct. 7 _____ Iowa 47, Purdue 17 _______ ESPNUOct. 14 ____ Indiana 31, Iowa 28 ________ESPN2Oct. 21 ____ Michigan 20, Iowa 6 ________ ABCOct. 28 ____ Iowa 24, Northern Illinois 21 ESPNUNov. 4 ____ Northwestern 21, Iowa 7 ____E-REGNov. 11 ___ Wisconsin 24, Iowa 21 _______ESPNNov. 18 ___ Minnesota 34, Iowa 24 _____E-REGDec. 30 ___ Texas 26, Iowa 24 ___________ESPN

Legend: REG -- Iowa or opponent regional networkBig Ten -- Big Ten Conference regional networkE-REG -- ESPN Regional

ABC: ______________ 27-40-1 Big Ten: _____________ 6-2-1 CBS: _______________ 12-4-1 ESPN: _____________ 24-14-1 ESPN2: _____________ 13-6-0 ESPN Regional: ______ 28-16-0 ESPNU: ______________ 3-0-0 FOX: ________________ 1-4-0 Metro: _______________ 1-0-0 Mislou: ______________ 0-1-0 NBC: _______________ 10-4-1 Raycom: _____________ 1-1-0 Regional: ____________ 8-4-0 WTBS: _______________ 3-1-0 Total: ____________137-97-5

Iowa’s Record by Network:


IOWA ANNUAL STATISTICS

Points First Rushing Passing Passing Total Yds. Punts- Fum.- Pen.Year Total-PPG Downs Att-Yds-YPG Com-At-Int-TD Yards-YPG Plays-Yds-YPG Avg. Lost Yds.2006 310-23.8 261 432-1865-143.5 248-423-19-21 3118-239.8 855-4983-383.3 56-37.6 21-12 65-581Opp. 269-20.7 250 480-1737-133.6 241-423-14-20 2732-210.2 903-4469-343.8 66-40.9 17-6 65-5752005 360-30.0 272 436-2096-174.7 245-404-8-23 3093-257.8 840-5189-432.4 58-38.4 15-9 52-447Opp. 240-20.0 256 470-1512-126.0 276-445-10-18 3080-256.7 915-4592-382.7 73-40.9 14-6 65-5002004 292-24.3 199 428-871-72.6 239-385-14-20 2881-240.1 813-3752-312.7 66-39.9 17-5 91-675Opp. 211-17.6 202 392-1110-92.5 234-424-17-15 2416-201.3 816-3526-293.8 67-41.2 22-15 59-4852003 373-28.7 223 535-2241-172.4 171-320-10-19 2095-161.2 855-4336-333.5 82-40.4 20-11 81-636Opp. 210-16.2 220 480-1205-92.7 257-462-13-11 2884-221.8 942-4089-314.5 93-39.8 22-12 71-6512002 484-37.2 270 553-2784-214.2 182-314-5-27 2734-210.3 867-5518-424.5 53-39.5 17-11 103-873Opp. 256-19.7 282 416-1065-81.9 300-535-20-15 3554-273.4 951-4619-355.3 78-39.4 22-11 73-5592001 391-32.6 242 488-2104-175.3 210-323-13-20 2618-218.2 811-4722-393.5 49-35.7 17-8 78-595Opp. 258-21.5 211 437-1405-117.1 208-377-13-15 2496-208.0 814-3901-325.1 70-40.2 15-8 61-4912000 203-16.9 200 403-1090-90.8 230-404-11-16 2580-215.0 807-3670-305.8 74-42.5 22-9 78-652Opp. 330-27.5 263 521-2331-194.3 216-381-9-21 2960-246.7 902-5291-440.9 56-39.8 21-8 73-6461999 162-14.7 177 339-1028-93.5 202-376-9-6 2275-206.8 715-3303-300.3 73-41.9 20-8 59-451Opp. 347-31.5 253 545-2698-245.3 167-296-6-23 2399-218.1 841-5097-463.4 50-40.1 12-7 69-6561998 172-15.6 171 406-1470-80.9 153-303-15-6 2045-185.9 709-2935-266.8 77-39.3 17-8 71-600Opp. 287-26.1 212 473-2374-187.3 158-296-12-14 2328-211.6 769-4388-398.9 63-40.0 21-12 89-7601997 411-34.3 211 522-2604-217.0 143-271-11-24 2263-188.6 793-4867-405.6 57-41.7 22-12 69-560Opp. 159-13.2 81 469-1816-119.1 151-336-22-13 1875-156.3 805-3304-275.3 90-37.2 22-10 76-6781996 339-28.3 103 523-2154-179.5 168-293-12-12 2120-176.7 816-4274-356.2 59-43.1 22-12 74-595Opp. 243-20.3 97 464-1690-140.8 169-361-17-13 2007-167.3 825-3697-308.1 77-41.2 34-16 60-4561995 368-30.7 131 559-2398-199.8 176-309-16-15 2613-217.8 868-5011-417.6 54-41.5 21-8 95-857Opp. 259-21.6 91 455-1503-125.3 186-354-18-15 2493-207.8 809-3996-333 65-39.7 18-9 66-5771994 307-27.9 116 474-2431-221 142-264-13-12 2045-185.9 738-4476-406.9 42-39.7 24-16 75-734Opp. 324-29.5 137 519-2415-219.6 130-249-9-12 1777-161.6 768-4192-381.1 50-38.6 20-13 67-5521993 214-17.8 88 452-1296-108 195-330-12-11 2276-189.7 782-3572-297.7 66-40.9 24-10 62-565Opp. 293-24.4 130 559-2277-189.8 164-319-18-9 2064-172 878-4341-361.8 52-36.8 25-10 64-5881992 243-20.3 94 491-1566-130.5 247-416-13-18 2723-226.9 907-4289-357.4 64-37.1 20-10 66-551Opp. 278-23.2 106 461-2047-170.6 184-320-18-11 2135-177.9 781-4182-348.5 60-38.7 26-14 82-6641991 343-28.6 116 514-2128-177.3 218-346-13-19 2697-224.8 860-4825-402.1 54-32.5 15-8 57-501Opp. 179-14.9 95 483-1464-122 160-306-12-13 1953-162.8 789-3417-284.8 72-35.5 22-11 58-4951990 427-35.6 147 577-2699-224.9 196-322-11-17 2456-204.7 899-5155-429.6 52-35.2 32-16 65-552Opp. 288-24 84 432-1317-109.8 204-374-13-16 2404-200.3 806-3721-310.1 69-38.7 29-18 87-6601989 197-17.9 201 402-1323-120.3 196-352-17-13 2455-223.2 754-3778-343.5 59-37 36-21 55-459Opp. 278-25.3 215 480-1611-146.5 182-319-12-13 2233-203 799-3844-349.5 58-39.2 20-15 56-4271988 336-25.9 278 495-1741-133.9 290-470-14-18 3752-288.6 965-5493-422.5 61-36.1 24-16 70-581Opp. 236-18.2 223 586-2186-168.2 161-326-17-11 2104-161.9 912-4290-330 73-37.7 36-18 67-5371987 380-29.2 278 484-1695-141.3 276-448-13-23 3796-292 971-5585-429.6 59-38.8 33-18 69-576Opp. 250-19.2 194 521-1514-116.5 150-311-22-14 2288-176 883-3802-292.5 73-38.1 25-17 82-6741986 391-32.6 248 517-2260-188.3 186-324-14-20 2731-227.6 841-4991-415.9 52-40.5 21-14 81-689Opp. 214-17.8 187 461-1246-103.8 168-325-23-14 2200-183.3 786-3446-287.2 74-41.4 26-16 56-5401985 440-36.7 284 467-1896-158.0 276-420-16-30 3611-300.9 887-5507-458.9 46-38.6 20-13 60-463Opp. 167-13.9 195 489-1446-120.5 188-347-19-9 2116-176.3 836-3562-296.8 79-37.7 27-15 59-4201984 359-27.6 279 607-2105-161.9 226-348-16-23 3053-234.8 955-5158-396.8 70-38.3 33-19 70-596Opp. 201-15.5 199 474-1308-118.9 204-385-19-15 2231-171.6 859-3539-272.2 64-41.4 29-18 64-5041983 380-31.7 270 532-2408-200.7 194-346-14-20 3239-269.9 878-5647-470.6 52-37.2 25-12 84-710Opp. 189-15.8 226 460-1593-132.8 205-413-21-12 2441-203.4 873-4034-336.2 81-40.7 23-11 63-5811982 229-19.1 224 556-2101-175.1 163-265-12-11 1873-156.1 821-3974-331.2 68-43.8 27-14 66-587Opp. 230-19.2 219 419-1441-120.1 226-409-20-10 2572-214.2 828-4013-334.4 61-42.2 22-14 58-5351981 260-23.6 182 520-2153-195.7 109-214-10-7 1422-129.3 734-3575-325 57-45.4 21-14 84-666Opp. 129-11.7 161 421-956-86.9 156-315-21-7 1834-166.7 736-2790-253.6 71-35.1 30-15 55-489



Points First Rushing Passing Passing Total Yds. Punts- Fum.- Pen.Year Total-PPG Downs Att-Yds-YPG Com-At-Int-TD Yards-YPG Plays-Yds-YPG Avg. Lost Yds.1980 154-14 174 451-1486-135.1 154-320-13-12 1918-174.4 771-3404-309.5 67-37.6 44-21 62-685Opp. 238-21.6 204 517-1651-150.1 141-285-14-12 1913-173.9 802-3564-324 65-37.2 27-13 64-6491979 239-21.7 209 526-2130-193.6 124-248-14-12 1669-151.7 774-3799-345.4 54-37.5 26-18 55-538Opp. 216-19.6 206 525-1881-171 145-282-16-9 1843-167.5 807-3724-338.5 49-36.1 38-20 49-4701978 125-11.4 144 522-1366-124.1 90-220-17-4 1083-98.5 742-2449-222.6 85-36.6 32-19 63-658Opp. 291-26.5 215 547-2054-186.7 138-270-8-21 1947-177 817-4001-363.7 63-37.8 37-16 64-6651977 171-15.5 160 540-1562-142 100-197-16-6 1276-116 737-2838-258 74-35.4 23-12 60-642Opp. 229-20.8 194 566-1992-181.1 96-189-9-14 1500-136.4 755-3492-317.5 57-35.5 44-26 57-4591976 161-14.6 172 562-2144-194.9 60-163-15-5 972-88.4 725-3116-283.3 56-35.6 39-16 64-652Opp. 234-21.3 181 546-2072-188.4 90-204-12-8 1151-104.6 750-3223-293 62-35.3 14-6 55-8411975 182-16.5 166 559-2406-218.7 33-125-10-3 597-54.3 684-3003-273 56-37.9 51-14 51-550Opp. 279-25.4 223 615-2458-223.5 90-169-6-7 1282-116.5 784-3740-340 41-37.9 29-12 55-4981974 157-14.3 192 574-1982-180.2 88-187-13-6 1193-108.5 761-3175-288.6 56-36.7 33-20 51-413Opp. 308-28 202 586-3180-289.1 50-130-6-7 723-65.7 716-3903-354.8 46-35.8 28-18 48-5031973 140-12.7 158 492-1599-145.4 84-217-15-5 1126-102.4 709-2725-247.7 65-35.4 43-27 46-438Opp. 401-36.5 242 748-3848-349.8 48-107-11-7 716-65.1 855-4564-414.9 40-37.6 30-14 53-5471972 109-9.9 135 537-1629-148.1 72-175-15-2 825-75 712-2454-223.1 75-35.2 36-17 54-504Opp. 208-18.9 200 626-2724-247.6 72-172-11-6 989-89.9 798-3293-299.4 56-34.9 48-24 48-4151971 121-11 134 413-897-81.5 126-282-14-9 1495-135.9 695-2392-217.5 80-35.7 21-10 45-447Opp. 379-34.5 278 719-3572-324.7 94-197-8-8 1400-127.3 916-4972-452 48-36.1 47-22 67-5881970 129-11.7 154 529-1935-175.9 67-176-10-4 860-78.2 705-2795-254.1 69-36.5 25-15 45-403Opp. 259-23.5 221 565-2858-259.8 91-183-4-11 1146-104.2 748-4004-364 48-37 33-16 56-5051969 255-25.5 238 474-2155-215.5 142-309--13 2088-208.8 783-4243-424.3 51-36.3 27-18 43-455Opp. 275-27.5 217 580-2205-220.5 117-235--12 1614-161.4 815-3819-381.9 51-39.4 26-19 52-5781968 322-32.2 236 530-2528-252.8 123-229--13 1876-187.6 759-4404-440.4 52-36.5 27-15 58-497Opp. 289-28.9 237 621-2819-281.9 85-202--6 1283-128.3 823-4102-410.2 56-36.6 18-10 38-4521967 161-16.1 180 423-1294-129.4 140-297--9 1748-174.8 720-3042-304.2 71-31.1 22-12 34-289Opp. 277-27.7 190 564-2544-254.4 95-177--10 1311-131.1 741-3855-385.5 56-36.5 16-10 53-4871966 86-8.6 135 408-1385-138.5 91-226-21-3 1210-121.0 634-2595-259.5 63-34.8 28-13 41-393Opp. 253-25.3 188 463-1990-199.0 127-234-11-13 1603-160.3 697-3593-359.3 53-35.0 24-10 51-5371965 94-9.4 128 355-848-84.8 115-288-27-4 1241-124.1 643-2089-208.9 65-39.6 20-11 52-454Opp. 92-9.2 155 518-1710-171.0 92-174-8-6 1069-106.9 692-2779-277.9 63-37.3 26-13 50-4871964 170-18.9 156 263-736-81.7 154-321- 14-9 2125-236.1 584-2873-319.2 40-32.4 30-21 44-432Opp. 209-23.2 174 491-1663-184.7 82-173-10-8 1154-128.2 664-2817-313.0 36-35.6 30-20 54-4891963 126-15.8 111 333-1047-130.9 75-183-9-12 1165-145.6 526-2212-276.5 54-35.7 16-6 37-349Opp. 112-14.0 116 384-1329-166.1 78-155-7-6 921-115.1 539-2250-281.3 47-37.5 28-17 37-3751962 127-14.1 132 410-1560-173.3 86-169-15-8 985-109.4 579-2545-282.8 44-34.5 20-18 39-395Opp. 166-18.4 124 378-1308-145.3 81-170-9-6 1057-117.4 548-2365-262.7 52-36.7 16-11 42-3801961 215-23.9 150 402-1509-167.7 94-172-17-9 1319-146.5 574-2828-314.2 44-32.8 21-14 51-425Opp. 162-18.0 124 413-1493-165.8 59-154-11-8 858-95.3 567-2351-261.2 45-34.1 27-15 47-3751960 234-26.0 143 439-2284-253.8 39-98-7-4 511-56.7 537-2795-310.5 42-32.7 23-11 42-349Opp. 108-12.0 129 424-1492-165.7 71-149-12-1 573-63.6 573-2319-257.7 47-37.7 27-14 42-3891959 223-25.8 175 440-2151-239.0 104-192-8-8 1248-138.6 632-3399-377.6 31-33.4 34-19 51-478Opp. 100-11.1 113 393-1037-115.2 74-172-13-5 1098-122.0 565-2135-237.2 48-36.2 24-14 36-3881958 272-29.3 217 498-2554-255.4 124-219-11-12 1617-161.7 717-4171-417.1 36-31.3 36-20 53-536Opp. 146-14.6 153 466-1707-170.7 84-200-15-8 1213-121.3 666-2920-292.0 51-33.9 28-18 37-3211957 263-29.2 174 453-2170-241.1 77-146-17-11 1303-144.7 599-3473-385.8 19-32.9 30-18 46-429Opp. 112-12.4 119 372-1014-112.6 70-169-14-4 967-107.4 541-1981-220.1 48-34.0 27-13 39-4191956 219-21.9 149 499-2374-263.7 52-118-7-9 582-64.6 617-2956-328.4 43-34.9 25-17 39-327Opp. 84-8.4 127 472-1451-161.2 74-153-15-6 913-101.4 625-1981-220.1 52-34.7 27-16 49-4761955 166-17.4 157 470-1937-215.2 64-126-12-9 942-104.6 596-2879-319.8 39-34.3 36-18 44-436Opp. 173-19.2 125 362-1479-164.3 52-122-10-12 975-108.3 484-2454-272.6 40-37.8 26-15 43-377


Points First Rushing Passing Passing Total Yds. Punts- Fum.- Pen.Year Total-PPG Downs Att-Yds-YPG Com-At-Int-TD Yards-YPG Plays-Yds-YPG Avg. Lost Yds.1954 192-21.3 136 442-2083-231.4 49-105-8-4 677-75.2 713-2613-290.4 4-37.0 30-20 N/AOpp. 141-15.7 118 400-1496-166.2 48-119-7-5 913-101.4 519-2091-232.4 20- N/A 26-17 N/A1953 187-20.8 138 456-2147-238.6 51-115-12-7 586-65.1 571-2733-303.6 42-40.2 31-16 55-475Opp. 91-10.1 122 367-1050-116.7 82-181-18-9 1208-134.2 548-2528-250.9 46-39.1 21-13 48-4171952 121-13.4 133 458-1560-173.3 73-181-20-8 985-109.4 639-2545-282.7 54-38.7 30-16 52-485Opp. 210-24.4 159 460-1650-183.3 106-202-9-13 1523-169.2 662-3173-352.5 51-43.0 32-21 78-6771951 161-17.8 131 465-1692-188.0 83-188-14-11 1153-128.1 653-2845-316.1 64-37.8 30-16 69-538Opp. 233-25.9 144 434-1400-155.5 93-173-15-13 1508-167.5 607-2908-323.1 60-33.8 30-18 50-2131950 121-13.4 124 425-1650-183.3 65-198-23-9 994-110.4 623-2644-293.7 58-40.9 32-18 58-543Opp. 201-22.3 120 410-1242-138.0 74-163-16-13 1107-123.0 573-2349-261.0 68-37.3 23-14 60-5301949 184-20.4 115 365-1475-163.8 66-194-16-13 1037-115.2 559-2512-279.1 51-36.4 32-18 52-438Opp. 247-30.9 137 491-2015-223.8 73-158-13- N/A 1098-122.0 649-3113-345.8 44-40.5 32-20 60-5131948 127-14.1 100 334-1028-128.5 66-170-14- N/A 1157-144.6 504-2185-273.1 56-37.8 27-16 32-262 Opp. 142-15.7 112 421-1742-217.8 44-115-13- N/A 780-86.7 536-2522-315.2 54-36.5 17-13 42-3221947 145-18.1 97 359-1030-114.4 77-168-14-11 1092-121.3 547-2122-235.7 61-37.0 20-9 44-302Opp. 179-22.4 123 407-1865-207.2 54-135-11- N/A 626-69.5 542-2491-276.7 36-34.0 31-21 32-2941946 129-14.3 100 437-1807-200.7 39-91-12-3 352-39.1 528-2159-239.8 46-33.1 23-17 46-353Opp. 92-10.2 97 407-1217-135.2 47-106-16- N/A 590-65.5 513-1806-200.6 59-33.8 28-17 49-4021945 74-8.2 89 335-874-97.1 65-184-11-7 912-101.3 519-1786-198.4 74-28.0 27-14 48-357Opp. 310-34.4 103 445-2310-256.6 33-80-16- N/A 512-56.8 525-2822-313.5 57-32.6 20-10 47-4941944 53-6.6 58 299-904-113.0 21-69-7-1 205-25.6 973-1111-138.9 52-34.1 26-19 46-296Opp. 240-30.0 89 413-1900-237.5 19-62-11- N/A 535-66.9 475-2435-304.4 38-36.8 15-10 70-5701943 83-10.4 80 313-1011-126.4 40-123-11- N/A 613-76.6 436-1624-203.0 45-35.6 29-15 39-246Opp. 153-19.1 93 383-1511-188.9 43-104-14- N/A 693-86.6 487-2204-275.5 53-32.3 20-13 52-466 1942 147-18.4 98 400-1402-140.2 45-122-12- N/A 929-92.9 522-2331-233.1 68-36.3 29-15 44-327Opp. 135-16.9 136 507-1692-169.2 47-134-14- N/A 655-65.5 641-2347-234.7 69-34.7 19-7 45-3731941 91-11.4 86 388-1156-144.5 32-95-14- N/A 431-53.9 483-1587-198.4 80-28.3 21-10 37-280Opp. 99-12.4 93 382-1365-170.6 24-89-12-N/A 365-45.6 471-1730-216.3 71-31.5 19-12 33-3401940 125-15.6 76 376-1161-145.1 19-95-11-N/A 317-39.6 471-1478-184.8 82-35.4 23-8 43-352Opp. 98-10.8 73 N/A-1052-131.5 41-113-12-N/A 596-74.5 N/A-1648-206.0 76-32.1 29-15 33-2461939 130-16.3 69 318-1014-126.8 36-100-16-N/A 749-93.6 418-1763-220.4 80-38.5 14-7 30-248Opp. 91-11.4 82 N/A-1074-134.3 39-107-13-N/A 605-75.6 N/A-1679-209.9 76-34.1 14-4 29-2641938 46-5.8 71 283-820-102.5 48-115-15-N/A 535-66.9 398-1355-169.4 62-41.7 23-12 33-318Opp. 135-16.9 87 N/A-1446-180.8 43-122-24-N/A 564-70.5 N/A-2010-251.3 64-37.8 26-17 26-2451937 36-4.5 77 N/A-943-117.9 43-121-9-N/A 676-84.5 N/A-1619-202.4 N/A-43 20-10 26-195Opp. 120-15.0 67 N/A -950-118.8 27-68-22-N/A 517-64.6 N/A-1467-183.4 N/A-36.2 18-11 19-1941936 85-10.6 79 N/A-1382-172.8 26-75-13-2 430-53.8 N/A-1812-226.5 N/A-38 N/A N/A-225Opp. 103-12.9 82 N/A-1448-181.0 39-86-10-N/A 569-71.1 N/A-2017-252.1 N/A-36 N/A N/A-1551935 122-15.3 73 316-1644-205.5 22-73-15-4 343-42.9 N/A-1987-248.4 N/A-36 N/A N/A-305Opp. 39-4.9 61 N/A-971-121.4 26-89-16-3 845-105.6 N/A-1616-202.0 N/A-35 N/A N/A-2421934 98-12.3 Opp. 153-19.1 1933 131-16.4 Opp. 56-7.0 1932 62-7.8 Opp. 171-21.4 1931 7-0.9 Opp. 131-16.4 1930 88-11.0 Opp. 74-9.3 Note: Detailed statistical records were not available prior to 1935N/A= Not Available



TRADITIONS

Floyd of RosedaleTo the winner of the Iowa-Minnesota football game goes possession of a statue of a pig named “Floyd of Rosedale.”

A bet in 1935 between Minnesota Governor Floyd B. Olson and Iowa Governor Clyde Herring gave birth to Floyd of Rosedale. Tensions between the two state universities had been running high and a wager was made in an effort to relieve the situation.

After Iowa lost the 1935 game, Herring presented Olson with Floyd of Rosedale, a full-blooded champion pig and a brother of BlueBoy from Will Rogers’ movie State Fair. Olson gave the pig to the University of Minnesota and commissioned St. Paul sculptor Charles Brioscho to capture Floyd’s image.

The result is a bronze pig 21 inches long and 15 inches high. Floyd currently resides in Minneapolis as a result of Minnesota’s 34-24 victory last season at the Metrodome. Minnesota holds a 39-31-2 advantage in the series with Floyd of Rosedale on the line.

The winning university is entitled to keep the trophy until it loses the annual battle.

Winner of In State Battle Earns Cy-Hawk TrophyWhen The University of Iowa resumed its football series with Iowa State in 1977, the Des Moines Athletic Club donated a trophy to be awarded to the winner of the annual in-state battle.

The Cy-Hawk Trophy features a football player in the classic running back pose, and also includes a likeness of both Herky the Hawkeye and Cy the Cardinal on the front of the trophy.

The Hawkeyes hold a 36-19 advantage in the series that began in 1894, including a 20-10 margin since 1977 when the Cy-Hawk Trophy was first awarded. The Cy-Hawk Trophy currently resides in Iowa City as a result of Iowa’s 27-17 win in Kinnick Stadium last season.

Iowa and Wisconsin Battle for Heartland TrophyThe Heartland Trophy was inaugurated in 2004 and goes each year to the winner of the football battle between Iowa and Wisconsin.

The trophy was designed and crafted by artist and former Iowa football player Frank Strub. The trophy, which is a bull mounted on a walnut base (native to both Wisconsin and Iowa), has been inscribed with the scores of all games in the long-time series. The teams have met 82 times, with the series tied, 40-40-2.

The Hawkeyes are 2-1 in the series since the introduction of the Heartland Trophy in 2004. The trophy currently resides in Madison as a result of Wisconsin’s 24-14 triumph in Kinnick Stadium last season.

Herky and the HawkeyesThe University of Iowa borrowed its athletic nickname from the state of Iowa many years ago.

The name Hawkeye was originally applied to a hero in a fictional novel, The Last of the Mohicans, written by James Fenimore Cooper. Author Cooper had the Delaware Indians bestow the name on a white scout who lived with them.

In 1838, 12 years after the book was published, people in the territory of Iowa acquired the nickname, chiefly through the efforts of Judge David Rorer of Burlington and James Edwards of Fort Madison.

Edwards, editor of the Fort Madison Patriot, moved his paper to Burlington in 1843 and renamed it the Burlington Hawk-Eye. The two men continued their campaign to popularize the name and territorial officials eventually gave it their formal approval.

The Hawkeye nickname gained a tangible symbol in 1948 when a cartoon character, later to be named Herky the Hawk, was hatched. The creator was Richard Spencer III, instructor of journalism.

The impish hawk was an immediate hit and he acquired a name through a statewide contest staged by the athletic department. John Franklin, a Belle Plaine alumnus, was the man who suggested Herky.

Since his birth over 50 years ago, Herky has symbolized Iowa athletics and epitomized University life. He even donned a military uniform during the Korean War and became the insignia of the 124th Fighter Squadron.

During the mid-1950s Herky came to life at a football game as the Iowa mascot. Since then Herky has been a familiar figure at Iowa athletic events.


SCORES

No coach1889 (0-1-0)11/16____ L _______ Grinnell ___________ 0-24

1890 (1-1-0)10/18____ L * ______ Grinnell ___________ 6-14_________ L _______ Iowa Medical ______ 10-2211/27____ W _______ Iowa Wesleyan ______ 91-0

1891 (3-2-0)10/24____ W * ______ Cornell ____________ 64-611/2_____ L * ______ Minnesota _________ 4-4211/9_____ L _______ Grinnell ____________ 4-611/26____ W _______ Nebraska ___________ 22-012/5_____ W _______ Kansas ___________ 18-14

Coach E.A. Dalton1892 (3-2-1)10/21____ W _______ Coe _______________ 48-010/29____ W * ______ Knox ______________ 44-011/5_____ L _______ Kansas ____________ 4-2411/12____ L _______ Missouri ___________ 0-2211/16____ W * ______ Grinnell __________ 18-1211/24____ T _______ Nebraska __________ 10-10

Coach Ben Donnelly1893 (3-4-0)10/7_____ W _______ Coe _______________ 56-010/14____ L _______ Denver Ath. Club ____ 0-5810/21____ W * ______ Luther _____________ 32-011/4_____ L _______ Kansas ___________ 24-3511/11____ L _______ Grinnell __________ 14-3611/18____ W * ______ Missouri __________ 34-1211/23____ L _______ Nebraska __________ 18-20

Coach Roger Sherman1894 (4-4-1)10/1_____ L * ______ Iowa State _________ 8-1610/13____ W * ______ Cornell ____________ 60-010/20____ W _______ Augustana _________ 34-010/27____ T _______ Chicago ___________ 18-1810/29____ L _______ Wisconsin __________ 0-4411/3_____ W * ______ Kansas ___________ 14-1211/10____ W * ______ Grinnell ____________ 6-011/19____ L _______ Missouri ___________ 6-3211/29____ L _______ *Nebraska __________ 0-36

No coach1895 (2-5-0)10/12____ L * ______ Doane _____________ 0-1010/19____ W _______ Parsons ____________ 28-010/28____ L * ______ Iowa State _________ 0-2411/2_____ L _______ Kansas ____________ 0-5211/18____ L _______ Missouri ___________ 0-3411/19____ L _______ Nebraska ____________ 0-611/28____ W _______ Penn College _______ 14-12

Coach A.E. Bull1896 (7-1-1)10/3_____ W * ______ Drake _____________ 32-010/10____ L _______ Chicago _____________ 0-610/26____ W * ______ Kansas _____________ 6-011/4_____ W * ______ Wilton _____________ 27-011/9_____ W _______ Missouri ___________ 12-011/14____ W _______ *Grinnell __________ 15-611/21____ W _______ *D.M. YMCA ________ 34-011/26____ T _______ *Nebraska ___________ 0-011/28____ W _______ *Nebraska ___________ 6-0

Coach Otto Wagonhurst1897 (4-4-0)10/2_____ W * ______ Wilton _____________ 22-410/16____ W _______ Northwestern _______ 12-610/23____ L * ______ P & S ______________ 0-1410/30____ L _______ Kansas ____________ 0-5611/5_____ L * ______ Iowa State __________ 0-611/13____ W _______ Drake _____________ 16-011/20____ W * ______ Grinnell __________ 16-1211/25____ L _______ Nebraska ____________ 0-6

Coach Alden Knipe1898 (3-4-2)10/1_____ T _______ *Knox ______________ 0-010/8_____ L _______ Chicago ____________ 0-3810/15____ L * ______ Drake _____________ 5-1810/22____ W * ______ Upper Iowa _________ 23-510/29____ L _______ *Rush ____________ 11-1511/5_____ L * ______ Iowa Teachers _______ 5-1111/12____ T _______ Grinnell ____________ 5-511/17____ W * ______ Simpson ___________ 12-011/24____ W _______ Nebraska ____________ 6-5

1899 (8-0-1)9/23_____ W * ______ Iowa Teachers _______ 22-010/7_____ T _______ Chicago _____________ 5-510/14____ W * ______ Penn ______________ 35-010/21____ W * ______ Rush ______________ 17-010/28____ W * ______ Iowa State __________ 5-011/4_____ W _______ Nebraska ___________ 30-011/11____ W * ______ Grinnell ___________ 16-611/18____ W * ______ Knox ______________ 33-011/30____ W _______ Illinois ____________ 58-0

1900 (7-0-1, 2-0-1)9/28_____ W * ______ Upper Iowa _________ 57-010/6_____ W * ______ Iowa Teachers _______ 68-010/13____ W * ______ Simpson ___________ 47-010/19_____ _______ Iowa State _____ cancelled10/26____ W * ______ Drake _____________ 26-011/2_____ W _______ Chicago ____________ 17-011/10____ W _______ Michigan __________ 28-511/17____ W * ______ Grinnell ___________ 63-211/29____ T _______ Northwestern ________ 5-5

1901 (6-3-0, 0-3-0)10/5_____ W * ______ Iowa Teachers _______ 16-010/12____ W _______ Drake ______________ 6-510/19____ W * ______ Iowa State _________ 12-010/26____ L _______ Minnesota _________ 0-1610/30____ W * ______ Coe _______________ 11-011/2_____ W * ______ Knox ______________ 23-611/9_____ L * ______ Illinois ____________ 0-2711/16____ W * ______ Grinnell __________ 17-1111/28____ L _______ Michigan __________ 0-50

1902 (5-4-0, 0-3-0)10/4_____ W * ______ Iowa Teachers _______ 63-510/11____ W * ______ Drake _____________ 12-010/18____ W * ______ Simpson ___________ 10-010/25____ L * ______ Minnesota _________ 0-3411/1_____ W * ______ Iowa State _________ 12-611/8_____ L _______ Michigan _________ 0-10711/15____ W _______ Washington (MO) ____ 61-011/20____ L _______ Missouri ____________ 0-611/27____ L _______ Illinois ____________ 0-80

Coach John Chalmers1903 (9-2-0, 1-1-0)9/27_____ W * ______ Cornell _____________ 6-09/30_____ W * ______ Coe _______________ 16-010/3_____ W * ______ Iowa Teachers _______ 29-010/9_____ W * ______ Drake _____________ 22-610/17____ L _______ Minnesota _________ 0-7510/24____ W _______ Grinnell ___________ 17-010/31____ L * ______ Nebraska ___________ 6-1711/6_____ W * ______ Simpson ___________ 35-211/14____ W _______ Missouri ___________ 16-011/21____ W * ______ Illinois ____________ 12-011/26____ W _______ Washington (MO) ____ 12-2

1904 (7-4-0, 0-3-0)9/24_____ W * ______ Coe _______________ 17-09/28_____ W * ______ Augustana _________ 33-210/1_____ W * ______ Cornell ____________ 88-010/8_____ W _______ Drake _____________ 17-010/15____ L _______ Chicago ____________ 0-3910/22____ W * ______ Iowa Teachers _______ 11-510/29____ W * ______ Iowa State _________ 10-611/5_____ L _______ Nebraska ___________ 6-1711/12____ W * ______ Grinnell ___________ 69-011/19____ L _______ Illinois ____________ 0-2911/24____ L _______ Minnesota _________ 0-11

1905 (8-2-0, 0-2-0)9/26_____ W * ______ Coe _______________ 27-09/30_____ W * ______ Monmouth _________ 40-010/7_____ L _______ Chicago ____________ 0-4210/21____ L _______ Minnesota _________ 0-3910/28____ W * ______ Iowa Teachers _______ 41-511/4_____ W * ______ Grinnell ___________ 45-011/11____ W * ______ Des Moines _________ 72-011/18____ W * ______ Drake _____________ 44-011/25____ W _______ Iowa State __________ 8-011/30____ W _______ St. Louis ___________ 31-0

Coach Mark Catlin1906 (2-3-0, 0-1-0)10/27____ W * ______ Missouri ___________ 26-411/3_____ L _______ Wisconsin __________ 4-1811/10____ W * ______ Coe ______________ 15-1211/24____ L * ______ Iowa State __________ 0-211/29____ L _______ St. Louis ___________ 0-39

1907 (3-2-0, 1-1-0)10/19____ W * ______ Missouri ___________ 21-610/26____ W _______ Drake _____________ 25-411/2_____ L * ______ Wisconsin ___________ 5-611/9_____ W * ______ Illinois ___________ 25-1211/23____ L _______ Iowa State ________ 14-20

1908 (2-5-0, 0-1-0)10/10____ W * ______ Coe _______________ 92-010/17____ L _______ Missouri ___________ 5-1010/24____ W _______ Morningside ________ 16-010/31____ L * ______ Nebraska ___________ 8-1111/7_____ L _______ Illinois ____________ 0-2211/14____ L * ______ Drake _____________ 6-1211/21____ L * ______ Kansas ____________ 5-10

Coach John Griffith1909 (2-4-1, 0-1-0)10/2_____ L _______ Minnesota _________ 0-4110/9_____ W * ______ Cornell _____________ 3-010/23____ T _______ Nebraska ____________ 6-610/30____ L * ______ Missouri __________ 12-1311/6_____ L _______ Drake ____________ 14-1711/13____ W * ______ Iowa State _________ 16-011/20____ L _______ Kansas ____________ 7-20

Coach Jess Hawley1910 (5-2-0, 1-1-0)10/4_____ W * ______ Morningside ________ 12-010/8_____ L _______ Northwestern _______ 5-1010/15____ L _______ Missouri ____________ 0-510/22____ W * ______ Purdue ____________ 16-011/5_____ W _______ Iowa State __________ 2-011/12____ W * ______ Drake _____________ 21-011/19____ W _______ Washington (MO) ____ 38-0

1911 (3-4-0, 2-2-0)10/14____ W _______ *Morningside _______ 11-510/21____ L _______ *Cornell ____________ 0-310/28____ L _______ Minnesota _________ 6-2411/4_____ L _______ Wisconsin __________ 0-1211/11____ W _______ Purdue ____________ 11-011/18____ L * ______ Iowa State __________ 0-911/25____ W * ______ Northwestern ________ 6-0


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1912 (4-3-0, 1-3-0)10/5_____ W * ______ Iowa Teachers _______ 35-710/12____ W * ______ Cornell ____________ 31-010/19____ L _______ Chicago ___________ 14-3410/26____ L _______ Minnesota _________ 7-5611/9_____ W _______ Indiana ____________ 13-611/16____ W _______ Iowa State _________ 20-711/23____ L * ______ Wisconsin (h) ______ 10-28

1913 (5-2-0, 2-1-0)10/4_____ W * ______ Iowa Teachers _______ 45-310/6_____ W * ______ Cornell ____________ 76-010/18____ L _______ Chicago ____________ 6-2310/25____ W _______ Northwestern _______ 78-611/8_____ W * ______ Indiana ____________ 60-011/15____ W * ______ Iowa State (h) ______ 45-711/22____ L _______ Nebraska ___________ 0-12

1914 (4-3-0, 1-2-0)10/3_____ W * ______ Iowa Teachers _______ 95-010/10____ W * ______ Cornell ____________ 49-010/17____ L _______ Chicago _____________ 0-710/24____ L * ______ Minnesota (h) _______ 0-711/7_____ W _______ Northwestern _______ 27-011/14____ W _______ Iowa State _________ 26-611/21____ L * ______ Nebraska ___________ 7-16

1915 (3-4-0, 1-2-0)10/2_____ W * ______ Cornell ____________ 33-010/9_____ W _______ Morningside ________ 17-610/16____ W * ______ Northwestern ________ 9-610/23____ L _______ Minnesota ________ 13-5111/6_____ L _______ Purdue ___________ 13-1911/13____ L * ______ Iowa State (h) ______ 0-1611/20____ L _______ Nebraska ___________ 7-52

Coach Howard Jones1916 (4-3-0, 1-2-0)10/7_____ W * ______ Cornell ____________ 31-610/14____ W * ______ Grinnell ___________ 17-710/21____ W * ______ Purdue ____________ 24-610/28____ L _______ Minnesota _________ 0-6711/11____ L _______ Northwestern ______ 13-2011/18____ W _______ Iowa State ________ 19-1611/25____ L * ______ Nebraska (h) ______ 17-34

1917 (3-5-0, 0-2-0)10/6_____ W * ______ Cornell ___________ 22-1310/13____ L _______ Nebraska ___________ 0-4710/20____ L * ______ Grinnell ___________ 0-1010/27____ L _______ Wisconsin __________ 0-2011/3_____ L * ______ Great Lakes _______ 14-2311/10____ W * ______ South Dakota _______ 35-011/17____ L _______ Northwestern ______ 14-2511/24____ W * ______ Iowa State (h) _______ 6-3

1918 (6-2-1, 2-1-0)9/28_____ L * ______ Great Lakes ________ 0-1010/5_____ W _______ Nebraska ___________ 12-010/12____ W * ______ Coe _______________ 27-010/19____ W * ______ Cornell ____________ 34-011/2_____ L * ______ Illinois ____________ 0-1911/9_____ W * ______ Minnesota (h) _______ 6-011/16____ W * ______ Iowa State _________ 21-011/23____ W * ______ Northwestern _______ 23-711/30____ T _______ Camp Dodge _________ 0-0

1919 (5-2-0, 2-2-0)10/4_____ W * ______ Nebraska ___________ 18-010/18____ L _______ Illinois _____________ 7-910/25____ W _______ Minnesota __________ 9-611/1_____ W * ______ South Dakota ______ 26-1311/8_____ W _______ Northwestern _______ 14-711/15____ L _______ Chicago _____________ 6-911/22____ W * ______ Iowa State (h) ______ 10-0

1920 (5-2-0, 3-2-0)10/2_____ W _______ Indiana ____________ 14-710/9_____ W * ______ Cornell ____________ 63-010/16____ L _______ Illinois ____________ 3-2010/23____ L _______ Chicago ____________ 0-1011/6_____ W * ______ Northwestern _______ 20-011/13____ W * ______ Minnesota (h) ______ 28-711/20____ W _______ Iowa State ________ 14-10

1921 (7-0-0, 5-0-0)10/1_____ W * ______ Knox _____________ 52-1410/8_____ W * ______ Notre Dame ________ 10-710/15____ W * ______ Illinois (h) _________ 14-210/29____ W _______ Purdue ____________ 13-611/5_____ W _______ Minnesota _________ 41-711/12____ W * ______ Indiana ____________ 41-011/19____ W _______ Northwestern _______ 14-0

1922 (7-0-0, 5-0-0)10/7_____ W * ______ Knox ______________ 61-010/14____ W _______ Yale ________________ 6-010/21____ W _______ Illinois _____________ 8-710/28____ W * ______ Purdue ____________ 56-011/11____ W * ______ Minnesota (h) _____ 28-1411/18____ W _______ Ohio State _________ 12-911/25____ W * ______ Northwestern _______ 37-3

1923 (5-3-0, 3-3-0)9/29_____ W * ______ Oklahoma A&M _____ 20-010/6_____ W * ______ Knox ______________ 44-310/13____ W * ______ Purdue _____________ 7-010/20____ L * ______ Illinois (h) __________ 6-910/27____ W _______ Ohio State _________ 20-011/3_____ L * ______ Michigan ___________ 3-911/17____ L _______ Minnesota _________ 7-2011/24____ W _______ Northwestern ______ 17-14

Coach Burt Ingwersen1924 (6-1-1, 3-1-1)10/4_____ W * ______ SE Oklahoma _______ 43-010/14____ T * ______ Ohio State __________ 0-010/18____ W * ______ Lawrence __________ 13-510/25____ W * ______ Minnesota (h) ______ 13-011/1_____ L _______ Illinois ____________ 0-3611/8_____ W * ______ Butler ______________ 7-011/15____ W _______ Wisconsin __________ 21-711/22____ W _______ Michigan ___________ 9-2

1925 (5-3-0, 2-2-0)10/3_____ W * ______ Arkansas ___________ 26-010/10____ W * ______ St. Louis ___________ 41-010/17____ W * ______ Illinois (h) ________ 12-1010/24____ W _______ Ohio State _________ 15-010/31____ W * ______ Wabash ____________ 28-711/7_____ L * ______ Wisconsin ___________ 0-611/14____ L _______ Minnesota _________ 0-3311/21____ L _______ Southern Cal _______ 0-18

1926 (3-5-0, 0-5-0)10/2_____ W * ______ Colorado Teachers ___ 24-010/9_____ W * ______ North Dakota _______ 40-710/16____ L _______ Illinois ____________ 6-1310/23____ L _______ Ohio State _________ 6-2310/30____ W * ______ Carroll _____________ 21-011/6_____ L * ______ Minnesota (h) ______ 0-4111/13____ L _______ Wisconsin _________ 10-2011/20____ L * ______ Northwestern _______ 6-13

1927 (4-4-0, 1-4-0)10/1_____ W * ______ Monmouth _________ 32-610/8_____ L * ______ Ohio State _________ 6-1310/15____ W * ______ Wabash ____________ 38-010/22____ L _______ Minnesota _________ 0-3810/29____ W * ______ Denver ____________ 15-011/5_____ L * ______ Illinois (h) _________ 0-1411/12____ W _______ Wisconsin __________ 16-011/19____ L _______ Northwestern _______ 0-12

1928 (6-2-0, 3-2-0)10/6_____ W * ______ Monmouth _________ 26-010/13____ W _______ Chicago ____________ 13-010/20____ W * ______ Ripon _____________ 61-610/27____ W * ______ Minnesota (h) _______ 7-611/3_____ W * ______ South Dakota _______ 19-011/10____ W _______ Ohio State _________ 14-711/17____ L * ______ Wisconsin __________ 0-1311/24____ L _______ Michigan __________ 7-10

1929 (4-2-2, 2-2-2)9/28_____ W * ______ Carroll _____________ 46-010/5_____ W * ______ Monmouth _________ 46-010/12____ L _______ Ohio State __________ 6-710/19____ T * ______ Illinois (h) __________ 7-710/26____ W _______ Wisconsin __________ 14-011/9_____ W * ______ Minnesota __________ 9-711/16____ L _______ Purdue _____________ 0-711/23____ T _______ Michigan ___________ 0-0

1930 (4-4-0, 0-1-0)9/27_____ W * ______ Bradley Tech _______ 38-1210/4_____ L * ______ Oklahoma A&M ______ 0-610/11____ L * ______ Centenary _________ 12-1910/18____ L * ______ Purdue ____________ 0-2011/1_____ W _______ Detroit _____________ 7-311/8_____ L _______ Marquette ___________ 0-711/15____ W * ______ Penn State (h) ______ 19-011/22____ W * ______ Nebraska ___________ 12-7

1931 (1-6-1, 0-3-1)10/3_____ L * ______ Pittsburgh _________ 0-2010/10____ L _______ Texas A&M _________ 0-2910/17____ T * ______ Indiana (h) __________ 0-010/24____ L _______ Minnesota _________ 0-3410/31____ W * ______ George Washington ___ 7-011/7_____ L _______ Nebraska ____________ 0-711/14____ L _______ Purdue ____________ 0-2211/21____ L * ______ Northwestern _______ 0-19

Coach Ossie Solem1932 (1-7-0, 0-5-0)10/1_____ W * ______ Bradley Tech ________ 31-710/8_____ L _______ Wisconsin __________ 0-3410/15____ L _______ Indiana ____________ 0-1210/22____ L * ______ Minnesota (h) ______ 6-2110/28____ L _______ Geo. Washington ____ 6-2111/5_____ L * ______ Nebraska __________ 13-1411/12____ L * ______ Purdue ____________ 0-1811/19____ L _______ Northwestern _______ 6-44

1933 (5-3-0, 3-2-0)9/30_____ W _______ Northwestern ________ 7-010/7_____ W * ______ Bradley Tech ________ 38-010/21____ W * ______ Wisconsin (h) _______ 26-710/28____ L _______ Minnesota _________ 7-1911/4_____ W * ______ Iowa State _________ 27-711/11____ L _______ Michigan __________ 6-1011/18____ W _______ Purdue ____________ 14-611/25____ L _______ Nebraska ____________ 6-7

1934 (2-5-1, 1-3-1)9/29_____ W * ______ South Dakota _______ 34-010/6_____ W _______ Northwestern _______ 20-710/13____ L _______ Nebraska __________ 13-1410/20____ L _______ Iowa State _________ 6-3110/27____ L * ______ Minnesota (h) _____ 12-4811/3_____ T _______ Indiana _____________ 0-011/10____ L * ______ Purdue ____________ 6-1311/24____ L _______ Ohio State _________ 7-40

1935 (4-2-2, 1-2-2)9/28_____ W * ______ Bradley Tech ________ 26-010/5_____ W * ______ South Dakota _______ 47-210/12____ W * ______ Colgate ____________ 12-610/26____ W _______ Illinois ____________ 19-011/2_____ T * ______ Indiana _____________ 6-611/9_____ L * ______ Minnesota (h) ______ 6-1311/16____ L _______ Purdue ____________ 6-1211/23____ T _______ Northwestern ________ 0-0


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1936 (3-4-1, 0-4-1)9/26_____ W * ______ Carleton ___________ 14-010/3_____ L _______ Northwestern _______ 7-1810/10____ W * ______ South Dakota _______ 33-710/17____ T * ______ Illinois (h) __________ 0-010/31____ L _______ Indiana ____________ 6-1311/7_____ L _______ Minnesota _________ 0-5211/14____ L * ______ Purdue ____________ 0-1311/21____ W _______ Temple ____________ 25-0

Coach Irl Tubbs1937 (1-7-0, 0-5-0)9/25_____ L _______ Washington ________ 0-1410/9_____ W * ______ Bradley Tech ________ 14-710/16____ L _______ Wisconsin __________ 6-1310/23____ L * ______ Michigan ___________ 6-710/30____ L _______ Purdue ____________ 0-1311/6_____ L * ______ Minnesota (h) _____ 10-3511/13____ L * ______ Indiana _____________ 0-311/20____ L _______ Nebraska ___________ 0-28

1938 (1-6-1, 1-3-1)9/23_____ L _______ UCLA ______________ 3-2710/8_____ L * ______ Wisconsin (h) ______ 13-3110/15____ W _______ Chicago ___________ 27-1410/22____ L * ______ Colgate ____________ 0-1410/29____ T * ______ Purdue _____________ 0-011/5_____ L _______ Minnesota _________ 0-2811/12____ L _______ Indiana _____________ 3-711/19____ L * ______ Nebraska ___________ 0-14

Coach Eddie Anderson1939 (6-1-1, 4-1-1)9/30_____ W * ______ South Dakota _______ 41-010/7_____ W * ______ Indiana ___________ 32-2910/14____ L _______ Michigan __________ 7-2710/28____ W _______ Wisconsin _________ 19-1311/4_____ W _______ Purdue _____________ 4-011/11____ W * ______ Notre Dame _________ 7-611/18____ W * ______ Minnesota (h) ______ 13-911/25____ T _______ Northwestern ________ 7-7

1940 (4-4-0, 2-3-0)10/5_____ W * ______ South Dakota _______ 46-010/12____ W * ______ Wisconsin _________ 30-1210/19____ L _______ Indiana ____________ 6-1010/26____ L _______ Minnesota _________ 6-3411/2_____ L * ______ Purdue (h) _________ 6-2111/9_____ L _______ Nebraska ___________ 6-1411/16____ W _______ Notre Dame _________ 7-011/23____ W * ______ Illinois ____________ 18-7

1941 (3-5-0, 2-4-0)9/27_____ W * ______ Drake _____________ 25-810/4_____ L _______ Michigan ___________ 0-610/18____ L _______ Wisconsin __________ 0-2310/25____ L _______ Purdue _____________ 6-711/1_____ W * ______ Indiana (h) _________ 13-711/8_____ W _______ Illinois ____________ 21-011/15____ L * ______ Minnesota ________ 13-3411/22____ L _______ Nebraska __________ 13-14

1942 (6-4-0, 3-3-0)9/19_____ W * ______ Washington (MO) ____ 26-79/26_____ W * ______ Nebraska ___________ 27-010/3_____ L * ______ Great Lakes ________ 0-2510/10____ W * ______ Camp Grant _______ 33-1610/17____ L * ______ Illinois ____________ 7-1210/24____ W _______ Indiana ___________ 14-1310/31____ W * ______ Purdue ____________ 13-711/7_____ W * ______ Wisconsin (h) ________ 6-011/14____ L _______ Minnesota _________ 7-2711/28____ L _______ Michigan _________ 14-28

Coach Slip Madigan1943 (1-6-1, 0-4-1)9/25_____ L _______ Great Lakes ________ 7-2110/2_____ L * ______ Wisconsin ___________ 5-710/9_____ L * ______ Iowa Preflight ______ 0-2510/16____ T * ______ Indiana _____________ 7-710/23____ L _______ Purdue ____________ 7-2811/6_____ L * ______ Illinois (h) ________ 10-1911/13____ L _______ Minnesota ________ 14-3311/20____ W _______ Nebraska __________ 33-13

1944 (1-7-0, 0-6-0)10/7_____ L _______ Ohio State _________ 0-3410/14____ L _______ Illinois ____________ 6-4010/21____ L * ______ Purdue (h) _________ 7-2610/28____ L _______ Indiana ____________ 0-3211/4_____ W * ______ Nebraska ___________ 27-611/11____ L _______ Wisconsin __________ 7-2611/18____ L * ______ Minnesota _________ 0-4611/25____ L * ______ Iowa Preflight ______ 6-30

Coach Clem Crowe1945 (2-7-0, 1-5-0)9/29_____ W * ______ Berg AAF _________ 14-1310/6_____ L _______ Ohio State _________ 0-4210/13____ L _______ Purdue ____________ 0-4010/20____ L * ______ Indiana ___________ 20-5210/27____ L _______ Notre Dame ________ 0-5611/3_____ L * ______ Wisconsin (h) _______ 7-2711/10____ L _______ Illinois ____________ 7-4811/17____ W * ______ Minnesota ________ 20-1911/24____ L _______ Nebraska ___________ 6-13

Coach Eddie Anderson1946 (5-4-0, 3-3-0)9/21_____ W * ______ North Dakota St. ____ 39-09/28_____ W * ______ Purdue ____________ 16-010/5_____ L _______ Michigan __________ 7-1410/12____ W * ______ Nebraska ___________ 21-710/19____ W _______ Indiana ____________ 13-010/26____ L * ______ Notre Dame ________ 6-4111/2_____ L * ______ Illinois (h) __________ 0-711/9_____ W _______ Wisconsin __________ 21-711/16____ L _______ Minnesota _________ 6-16

1947 (3-5-1, 2-3-1)9/20_____ W * ______ North Dakota St. ____ 59-09/26_____ L _______ UCLA ______________ 7-2210/4_____ L * ______ Illinois ___________ 12-3510/11____ W * ______ Indiana (h) ________ 27-1410/18____ T _______ Ohio State ________ 13-1310/25____ L _______ Notre Dame ________ 0-2111/1_____ L _______ Purdue ____________ 0-2111/8_____ L _______ Wisconsin _________ 14-4611/15____ W * ______ Minnesota _________ 13-7

1948 (4-5-0, 2-4-0)9/25_____ W * ______ Marquette _________ 14-1210/2_____ L _______ Indiana _____________ 0-710/9_____ W _______ Ohio State _________ 14-710/16____ L * ______ Purdue (h) ________ 13-2010/23____ L * ______ Notre Dame _______ 12-2710/30____ W * ______ Wisconsin _________ 19-1311/6_____ L _______ Illinois ____________ 0-1411/13____ L * ______ Minnesota ________ 21-2811/20____ W _______ Boston Univ. ______ 34-14

1949 (4-5-0, 3-3-0)9/24_____ L * ______ UCLA _____________ 25-4110/1_____ W _______ Purdue ____________ 21-710/8_____ L * ______ Illinois ___________ 14-2010/15____ W * ______ Indiana (h) _________ 35-910/22____ W * ______ Northwestern ______ 28-2110/29____ W * ______ Oregon ___________ 34-3111/5_____ L _______ Minnesota _________ 7-5511/12____ L _______ Wisconsin _________ 13-3511/19____ L _______ Notre Dame ________ 7-28

Coach Leonard Raffensperger1950 (3-5-1, 2-4-0)9/29_____ W _______ Southern Cal ______ 20-1410/7_____ L _______ Indiana ____________ 7-2010/14____ L * ______ Wisconsin __________ 0-1410/21____ W * ______ Purdue (h) ________ 33-2110/28____ L _______ Ohio State ________ 21-8311/4_____ W _______ Minnesota _________ 13-011/11____ L * ______ Illinois ____________ 7-2111/18____ T * ______ Notre Dame _______ 14-1411/24____ L _______ Miami (FL) _________ 6-14

1951 (2-5-2, 0-5-1)9/29_____ W * ______ Kansas State ________ 16-010/6_____ L _______ Purdue ___________ 30-3410/13____ W * ______ Pittsburgh ________ 34-1710/20____ L * ______ Michigan (h) _______ 0-2110/27____ L _______ Ohio State ________ 21-4711/3_____ T * ______ Minnesota ________ 20-2011/10____ L _______ Illinois ___________ 13-4011/17____ L _______ Wisconsin __________ 7-3411/24____ T _______ Notre Dame _______ 20-20

Coach Forest Evashevski1952 (2-7-0, 2-5-0)9/27_____ L _______ Pittsburgh ________ 14-2610/4_____ L _______ Indiana ___________ 13-2010/11____ L _______ Purdue ___________ 14-4110/18____ L * ______ Wisconsin _________ 13-4210/25____ W * ______ Ohio State (h) _______ 8-011/1_____ L _______ Minnesota _________ 7-1711/8_____ L * ______ Illinois ___________ 13-3311/15____ W _______ Northwestern ______ 39-1411/22____ L * ______ Notre Dame ________ 0-27

1953 (5-3-1, 3-3-0)9/26_____ L * ______ Michigan State ______ 7-2110/3_____ W * ______ Washington State __ 54-1210/10____ L _______ Michigan _________ 13-1410/17____ W * ______ Wyoming __________ 21-710/24____ W * ______ Indiana (h) ________ 19-1310/31____ L _______ Wisconsin __________ 6-1011/7_____ W _______ Purdue ____________ 26-011/14____ W * ______ Minnesota _________ 27-011/21____ T _______ Notre Dame _______ 14-14

1954 (5-4-0, 4-3-0)9/25_____ W * ______ Michigan State _____ 14-1010/2_____ W * ______ Montana ___________ 48-610/9_____ L _______ Michigan _________ 13-1410/16____ L _______ Ohio State ________ 14-2010/23____ W _______ Indiana ___________ 27-1410/30____ W * ______ Wisconsin __________ 13-711/6_____ W * ______ Purdue (h) ________ 25-1411/13____ L _______ Minnesota ________ 20-2211/20____ L * ______ Notre Dame _______ 18-34

1955 (3-5-1, 2-3-1)9/24_____ W * ______ Kansas State ________ 28-710/1_____ L _______ Wisconsin _________ 14-3710/8_____ W * ______ Indiana ____________ 20-610/15____ T * ______ Purdue (h) ________ 20-2010/21____ L _______ UCLA _____________ 13-3310/29____ L _______ Michigan _________ 21-3311/5_____ W * ______ Minnesota _________ 26-011/12____ L _______ Ohio State ________ 10-2011/19____ L _______ Notre Dame _______ 14-17

1956 (9-1-0, 5-1-0)9/29_____ W _______ Indiana ____________ 27-010/6_____ W * ______ Oregon State ______ 14-1310/13____ W * ______ Wisconsin __________ 13-710/20____ W * ______ Hawaii ____________ 34-010/27____ W _______ Purdue ___________ 21-2011/3_____ L * ______ Michigan (h) ______ 14-1711/10____ W _______ Minnesota __________ 7-011/17____ W * ______ Ohio State __________ 6-011/24____ W * ______ Notre Dame ________ 48-81/1______ W % _____ Oregon State ______ 35-19% -- Rose Bowl at Pasadena, CA


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1957 (7-1-1, 4-1-1)9/28_____ W * ______ Utah State ________ 70-1410/5_____ W * ______ Washington State __ 20-1310/12____ W _______ Indiana ____________ 47-710/19____ W * ______ Wisconsin (h) _______ 21-710/26____ W _______ Northwestern ________ 6-011/2_____ T _______ Michigan _________ 21-2111/9_____ W * ______ Minnesota ________ 44-2011/16____ L _______ Ohio State ________ 13-1711/23____ W _______ Notre Dame _______ 21-13

1958 (8-1-1, 5-1-0)9/27_____ W * ______ TCU _______________ 17-010/4_____ T * ______ Air Force __________ 13-1310/11____ W * ______ Indiana ___________ 34-1310/18____ W _______ Wisconsin __________ 20-910/25____ W * ______ Northwestern (h) ___ 26-2011/1_____ W _______ Michigan _________ 37-1411/8_____ W _______ Minnesota _________ 28-611/15____ L * ______ Ohio State ________ 28-3811/22____ W * ______ Notre Dame _______ 31-211/1______ W % _____ California _________ 38-12% -- Rose Bowl at Pasadena, CA

1959 (5-4-0, 3-3-0)9/26_____ W _______ California _________ 42-1210/3_____ L * ______ Northwestern ______ 10-1410/10____ W * ______ Michigan State (h) __ 37-810/17____ L _______ Wisconsin _________ 16-2510/24____ L _______ Purdue ____________ 7-1410/31____ W * ______ Kansas State ________ 53-011/7_____ W * ______ Minnesota _________ 33-011/14____ W _______ Ohio State _________ 16-711/21____ L * ______ Notre Dame _______ 19-20

1960 (8-1-0, 5-1-0)9/24_____ W * ______ Oregon State ______ 22-1210/1_____ W _______ Northwestern _______ 42-010/8_____ W _______ Michigan State _____ 27-1510/15____ W * ______ Wisconsin _________ 28-2110/22____ W * ______ Purdue (h) ________ 21-1410/29____ W * ______ Kansas ____________ 21-711/5_____ L _______ Minnesota ________ 10-2711/12____ W * ______ Ohio State ________ 35-1211/19____ W _______ Notre Dame ________ 28-0

Coach Jerry Burns1961 (5-4-0, 2-4-0)9/30_____ W * ______ California __________ 28-710/7_____ W _______ Southern Cal ______ 35-3410/14____ W * ______ Indiana ____________ 27-810/21____ W * ______ Wisconsin (h) ______ 47-1510/28____ L _______ Purdue _____________ 0-911/4_____ L _______ Ohio State ________ 13-2911/11____ L * ______ Minnesota _________ 9-1611/18____ L _______ Michigan _________ 14-2311/25____ W * ______ Notre Dame _______ 42-21

1962 (4-5-0, 3-3-0)9/29_____ W * ______ Oregon State _______ 28-810/6_____ L * ______ USC ________________ 0-710/13____ W _______ Indiana ___________ 14-1010/20____ L _______ Wisconsin _________ 14-4210/27____ L * ______ Purdue (h) _________ 3-2611/3_____ W * ______ Ohio State ________ 28-1411/10____ L _______ Minnesota _________ 0-1011/17____ W * ______ Michigan _________ 28-1411/24____ L _______ Notre Dame _______ 12-35

1963 (3-3-2, 2-3-1)9/28_____ T * ______ Washington State __ 14-1410/5_____ W _______ Washington ________ 17-710/12____ W * ______ Indiana (h) ________ 37-2610/19____ L * ______ Wisconsin __________ 7-1010/26____ L _______ Purdue ____________ 0-1411/2_____ L _______ Ohio State __________ 3-711/9_____ W * ______ Minnesota ________ 27-1311/16____ T _______ Michigan _________ 21-2111/23_____ _______ Notre Dame ____ cancelled

1964 (3-6-0, 1-5-0)9/26_____ W * ______ Idaho ____________ 34-2410/3_____ W * ______ Washington _______ 28-1810/10____ W _______ Indiana ___________ 21-2010/17____ L _______ Wisconsin _________ 21-3110/24____ L * ______ Purdue (h) ________ 14-1910/31____ L * ______ Ohio State ________ 19-2111/7_____ L _______ Minnesota ________ 13-1411/14____ L * ______ Michigan _________ 20-3411/21____ L _______ Notre Dame ________ 0-28

1965 (1-9-0, 0-7-0)9/18_____ L * ______ Washington State ____ 0-79/25_____ W _______ Oregon State _______ 27-710/2_____ L _______ Wisconsin _________ 13-1610/9_____ L * ______ Purdue (h) ________ 14-1710/16____ L * ______ Minnesota _________ 3-1410/23____ L _______ Northwestern ________ 0-910/30____ L _______ Indiana ___________ 17-2111/6_____ L * ______ Michigan State ______ 0-3511/13____ L _______ Ohio State _________ 0-3811/20____ L * ______ North Carolina St. __ 20-28

Coach Ray Nagel1966 (2-8-0, 1-6-0)9/17_____ W * ______ Arizona ___________ 31-209/24_____ L * ______ Oregon State _______ 3-1710/1_____ L * ______ Wisconsin ___________ 0-710/8_____ L _______ Purdue ____________ 0-3510/15____ L _______ Minnesota _________ 0-1710/22____ L * ______ Northwestern (h) ___ 15-2410/29____ W * ______ Indiana ___________ 20-1911/5_____ L _______ Michigan State ______ 7-5611/12____ L * ______ Ohio State ________ 10-1411/18____ L _______ Miami (FL) _________ 0-44

1967 (1-8-1, 0-6-1)9/23_____ W * ______ TX Christian ________ 24-99/30_____ L * ______ Oregon State ______ 18-3810/7_____ L _______ Notre Dame ________ 6-5610/14____ L _______ Indiana ___________ 17-2110/21____ T _______ Wisconsin _________ 21-2110/28____ L * ______ Purdue (h) ________ 22-4111/4_____ L * ______ Minnesota _________ 0-1011/11____ L _______ Northwestern ______ 24-3911/18____ L _______ Ohio State ________ 10-2111/25____ L * ______ Illinois ___________ 19-21

1968 (5-5-0, 4-3-0)9/21_____ W * ______ Oregon State ______ 21-209/28_____ L _______ TX Christian _______ 17-2810/5_____ L * ______ Notre Dame _______ 28-5110/12____ L * ______ Indiana (h) ________ 34-3810/19____ W * ______ Wisconsin __________ 41-010/26____ L _______ Purdue ___________ 14-4411/2_____ W _______ Minnesota ________ 35-2811/9_____ W * ______ Northwestern ______ 68-3411/16____ L * ______ Ohio State ________ 27-3311/23____ W _______ Illinois ___________ 37-13

1969 (5-5-0, 3-4-0)9/20_____ L * ______ Oregon State ______ 14-429/27_____ W * ______ Washington State __ 61-3510/4_____ W * ______ Arizona ___________ 31-1910/11____ L _______ Wisconsin _________ 17-2310/18____ L _______ Purdue ___________ 31-3510/25____ W * ______ Michigan State (h) _ 19-1811/1_____ L * ______ Minnesota _________ 8-3511/8_____ W _______ Indiana ___________ 28-1711/15____ L * ______ Michigan __________ 6-5111/22____ W _______ Illinois ____________ 40-0

1970 (3-6-1, 3-3-1)9/19_____ L _______ Oregon State ______ 14-219/26_____ L * ______ Southern Cal _______ 0-4810/3_____ L _______ Arizona ___________ 10-1710/10____ W * ______ Wisconsin _________ 24-1410/17____ L * ______ Purdue (h) _________ 3-2410/24____ L _______ Michigan State ______ 0-3710/31____ T _______ Minnesota ________ 14-1411/7_____ W * ______ Indiana ___________ 42-1311/14____ L _______ Michigan __________ 0-5511/21____ W * ______ Illinois ___________ 22-16

Coach Frank Lauterbur1971 (1-10-0, 1-8-0)9/11_____ L _______ Ohio State ________ 21-529/18_____ L _______ Oregon State ______ 19-339/25_____ L * ______ Penn State ________ 14-4410/2_____ L _______ Purdue ___________ 13-4510/9_____ L * ______ Northwestern (h) ____ 3-2810/16____ L * ______ Minnesota ________ 14-1910/23____ L _______ Michigan State ______ 3-3410/30____ W * ______ Wisconsin _________ 20-1611/6_____ L _______ Michigan __________ 7-6311/13____ L * ______ Indiana ____________ 7-1411/20____ L _______ Illinois ____________ 0-31

1972 (3-7-1, 2-6-1)9/16_____ L _______ Ohio State _________ 0-219/23_____ W * ______ Oregon State ______ 19-119/30_____ L _______ Penn State ________ 10-1410/7_____ L * ______ Purdue ____________ 0-2410/14____ W _______ Northwestern ______ 23-1210/21____ L _______ Minnesota ________ 14-4310/28____ T * ______ Michigan State (h) ___ 6-611/4_____ L _______ Wisconsin _________ 14-1611/11____ L * ______ Michigan __________ 0-3111/18____ L _______ Indiana ____________ 8-1611/25____ W * ______ Illinois ___________ 15-14

1973 (0-11-0, 0-8-0)9/15_____ L * ______ Michigan __________ 7-319/22_____ L _______ UCLA _____________ 18-559/29_____ L _______ Penn State _________ 8-2710/6_____ L * ______ Arizona ___________ 20-2310/13____ L _______ Northwestern ______ 15-3110/20____ L * ______ Minnesota (h) _____ 23-3110/27____ L _______ Illinois ____________ 0-5011/3_____ L * ______ Purdue ___________ 23-4811/10____ L _______ Wisconsin __________ 7-3511/17____ L _______ Ohio State ________ 13-5511/24____ L * ______ Michigan State ______ 6-15

Coach Bob Commings1974 (3-8-0, 2-6-0)9/14_____ L _______ Michigan __________ 7-249/21_____ W * ______ UCLA _____________ 21-109/28_____ L * ______ Penn State _________ 0-2710/5_____ L _______ Southern Cal _______ 3-4110/12____ W * ______ Northwestern (h) ___ 35-1010/19____ L _______ Minnesota ________ 17-2310/26____ W * ______ Illinois ___________ 14-1211/2_____ L _______ Purdue ___________ 14-3811/9_____ L * ______ Wisconsin _________ 15-2811/16____ L * ______ Ohio State ________ 10-3511/23____ L _______ Michigan State _____ 21-60

1975 (3-8-0, 3-5-0)9/13_____ L * ______ Illinois ___________ 12-279/20_____ L _______ Syracuse ___________ 7-109/27_____ L * ______ Penn State ________ 10-3010/4_____ L * ______ Southern Cal ______ 16-2710/11____ L _______ Ohio State _________ 0-4910/18____ W _______ Indiana ___________ 20-1010/25____ L * ______ Minnesota (h) ______ 7-3111/1_____ W _______ Northwestern ______ 24-2111/8_____ W * ______ Wisconsin _________ 45-2811/15____ L _______ Purdue ___________ 18-1911/22____ L * ______ Michigan State _____ 23-27


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1976 (5-6-0, 3-5-0)9/11_____ L _______ Illinois ____________ 6-249/18_____ W * ______ Syracuse ___________ 41-39/25_____ W _______ Penn State __________ 7-610/2_____ L _______ Southern Cal _______ 0-5510/9_____ L * ______ Ohio State ________ 14-3410/16____ L * ______ Indiana (h) _________ 7-1410/23____ W _______ Minnesota ________ 22-1210/30____ W * ______ Northwestern ______ 13-1011/6_____ L _______ Wisconsin _________ 21-3811/13____ L * ______ Purdue ____________ 0-2111/20____ W _______ Michigan State _____ 30-17

1977 (5-6-0, 3-5-0)9/10_____ W * ______ Northwestern _______ 24-09/17_____ W * ______ Iowa State ________ 12-109/24_____ L * ______ Arizona ____________ 7-4110/1_____ W # ______ UCLA _____________ 16-3410/8_____ W * ______ Minnesota _________ 18-610/15____ L * ______ Ohio State (h) ______ 6-2710/22____ L _______ Purdue ___________ 21-3410/29____ L _______ Michigan __________ 6-2311/5_____ L * ______ Indiana ___________ 21-2411/12____ W _______ Wisconsin __________ 24-811/19____ L * ______ Michigan State _____ 16-22#awarded forfeit by NCAA

1978 (2-9-0, 2-6-0)9/16_____ W * ______ Northwestern _______ 20-39/23_____ L * ______ Iowa State _________ 0-319/30_____ L _______ Arizona ____________ 3-2310/7_____ L * ______ Utah ______________ 9-1310/14____ L _______ Minnesota ________ 20-2210/21____ L _______ Ohio State _________ 7-3110/28____ L * ______ Purdue (h) _________ 7-3411/4_____ L * ______ Michigan __________ 0-3411/11____ L _______ Indiana ___________ 14-3411/18____ W * ______ Wisconsin _________ 38-2411/25____ L _______ Michigan State ______ 7-42

Coach Hayden Fry1979 (5-6-0, 4-4-0)9/8______ L * ______ Indiana ___________ 26-309/15_____ L _______ Oklahoma __________ 6-219/22_____ L * ______ Nebraska __________ 21-249/29_____ W * ______ Iowa State ________ 30-1410/6_____ W _______ Illinois ____________ 13-710/13____ W _______ Northwestern _______ 58-610/20____ L * ______ Minnesota (h) ______ 7-2410/27____ W _______ Wisconsin _________ 24-1311/3_____ L * ______ Purdue ___________ 14-2011/10____ L _______ Ohio State _________ 7-3411/17____ W * ______ Michigan State _____ 33-23

1980 (4-7-0, 4-4-0)9/13_____ W _______ Indiana ____________ 16-79/20_____ L _______ Nebraska ___________ 0-579/27_____ L * ______ Iowa State _________ 7-1010/4_____ L * ______ Arizona _____________ 3-510/11____ L * ______ Illinois ___________ 14-2010/18____ W * ______ Northwestern (h) ____ 25-310/25____ L _______ Minnesota _________ 6-2411/1_____ W * ______ Wisconsin _________ 22-1311/8_____ L _______ Purdue ___________ 13-5811/15____ L * ______ Ohio State _________ 7-4111/22____ W _______ Michigan State ______ 41-0

1981 (8-4-0, 6-2-0)9/12_____ W * ______ Nebraska ___________ 10-79/19_____ L _______ Iowa State ________ 12-239/26_____ W * ______ UCLA ______________ 20-710/3_____ W _______ Northwestern _______ 64-010/10____ W * ______ Indiana (h) ________ 42-2810/17____ W _______ Michigan ___________ 9-710/24____ L * ______ Minnesota ________ 10-1210/31____ L _______ Illinois ____________ 7-2411/7_____ W * ______ Purdue ____________ 33-711/14____ W _______ Wisconsin __________ 17-711/21____ W * ______ Michigan State ______ 36-71/1______ L % _____ Washington ________ 0-28% -- Rose Bowl at Pasadena, CA

1982 (8-4-0, 6-2-0)9/11_____ L _______ Nebraska ___________ 7-429/18_____ L * ______ Iowa State _________ 7-199/25_____ W _______ Arizona ___________ 17-1410/2_____ W * ______ Northwestern (h) ____ 45-710/9_____ W _______ Indiana ___________ 24-2010/16____ L * ______ Michigan __________ 7-2910/23____ W _______ Minnesota ________ 21-1610/30____ W * ______ Illinois ___________ 14-1311/6_____ L _______ Purdue ____________ 7-1611/13____ W * ______ Wisconsin _________ 28-1411/20____ W _______ Michigan State _____ 24-1812/31____ W % _____ Tennessee _________ 28-22% -- Peach Bowl at Atlanta, GA

1983 (9-3-0, 7-2-0)9/10_____ W _______ Iowa State ________ 51-109/17_____ W _______ Penn State ________ 42-349/24_____ W * ______ Ohio State ________ 20-1410/1_____ L _______ Illinois ____________ 0-3310/8_____ W * ______ Northwestern (h) ___ 61-2110/15____ W * ______ Purdue ___________ 31-1410/22____ L _______ Michigan _________ 13-1610/29____ W * ______ Indiana ____________ 49-311/5_____ W _______ Wisconsin _________ 34-1411/12____ W _______ Michigan State ______ 12-611/19____ W * ______ Minnesota ________ 61-1012/30____ L % _____ Florida ____________ 6-14% -- Gator Bowl at Jacksonville, FL

1984 (8-4-1, 5-3-1)9/8______ W * ______ Iowa State ________ 59-21 9/15_____ L * ______ Penn State ________ 17-209/22_____ L _______ Ohio State ________ 26-459/29_____ W * ______ Illinois (h) ________ 21-1610/6_____ W _______ Northwestern _______ 31-310/13____ W _______ Purdue ____________ 40-310/20____ W * ______ Michigan __________ 26-010/27____ W _______ Indiana ___________ 24-2011/3_____ T * ______ Wisconsin _________ 10-1011/10____ L * ______ Michigan State _____ 16-1711/17____ L _______ Minnesota ________ 17-2312/1_____ W _______ Hawaii ____________ 17-612/26____ W % _____ Texas _____________ 55-17% - - Freedom Bowl at Anaheim, CA

1985 (10-2-0, 7-1-0)9/14_____ W * ______ Drake _____________ 58-09/21_____ W * ______ Northern Illinois ___ 48-209/28_____ W _______ Iowa State _________ 57-310/5_____ W * ______ Michigan State (h) _ 35-3110/12____ W _______ Wisconsin _________ 23-1310/19____ W * ______ Michigan _________ 12-1010/26____ W _______ Northwestern ______ 49-1011/2_____ L _______ Ohio State ________ 13-2211/9_____ W * ______ Illinois ____________ 59-011/16____ W _______ Purdue ___________ 27-2411/23____ W * ______ Minnesota _________ 31-91/1______ L % _____ UCLA _____________ 28-45% -- Rose Bowl at Pasadena, CA

1986 (9-3-0, 5-3-0)9/13_____ W * ______ Iowa State _________ 43-79/20_____ W * ______ Northern Illinois ____ 57-39/27_____ W * ______ UTEP ______________ 69-710/4_____ W _______ Michigan State _____ 24-2110/11____ W * ______ Wisconsin (h) _______ 17-610/18____ L _______ Michigan _________ 17-2010/25____ W * ______ Northwestern ______ 27-2011/1_____ L * ______ Ohio State ________ 10-3111/8_____ L _______ Illinois ___________ 16-2011/15____ W * ______ Purdue ___________ 42-1411/22____ W _______ Minnesota ________ 30-2712/30____ W % _____ San Diego State ____ 39-38% -- Holiday Bowl, at San Diego, CA

1987 (10-3-0, 6-2-0)8/30_____ L $ ______ Tennessee _________ 22-239/12_____ W _______ Arizona ___________ 15-149/19_____ W _______ Iowa State _________ 48-99/26_____ W * ______ Kansas State _______ 38-1310/3_____ L * ______ Michigan State _____ 14-1910/10____ W _______ Wisconsin _________ 31-1010/17____ L _______ Michigan _________ 10-3710/24____ W * ______ Purdue (h) ________ 38-1410/31____ W * ______ Indiana ___________ 29-2111/7_____ W _______ Northwestern ______ 52-2411/14____ W _______ Ohio State ________ 29-2711/21____ W * ______ Minnesota ________ 34-2012/30____ W % _____ Wyoming _________ 20-19$ -- Kickoff Classic at East Rutherford, N.J.% -- Holiday Bowl at San Diego, CA

1988 (6-4-3, 4-1-3)9/3______ L _______ Hawaii ___________ 24-279/10_____ W _______ Kansas State _______ 45-109/17_____ L * ______ Colorado __________ 21-249/24_____ W * ______ Iowa State _________ 10-310/1_____ T _______ Michigan State _____ 10-1010/8_____ W * ______ Wisconsin (h) _______ 31-610/15____ T * ______ Michigan _________ 17-1710/22____ W _______ Purdue ____________ 31-710/29____ L _______ Indiana ___________ 34-4511/5_____ W * ______ Northwestern ______ 35-1011/12____ T * ______ Ohio State ________ 24-2411/19____ W _______ Minnesota ________ 31-2212/31____ L % _____ North Carolina St. __ 23-28% -- Peach Bowl, at Atlanta, GA

1989 (5-6-0, 3-5-0)9/16_____ L * ______ Oregon ____________ 6-449/23_____ W _______ Iowa State ________ 31-219/30_____ W * ______ Tulsa _____________ 30-2210/7_____ L * ______ Michigan State _____ 14-1710/14____ W _______ Wisconsin _________ 31-2410/21____ L * ______ Michigan (h) ______ 12-2610/28____ W _______ Northwestern ______ 35-2211/4_____ L * ______ Illinois ____________ 7-3111/11____ L _______ Ohio State _________ 0-2811/18____ W _______ Purdue ____________ 24-011/25____ L * ______ Minnesota _________ 7-43

1990 (8-4-0, 6-2-0)9/15_____ W * ______ Cincinnati _________ 63-109/22_____ W * ______ Iowa State ________ 45-359/29_____ L _______ Miami (FL) ________ 21-4810/6_____ W _______ Michigan State ______ 12-710/13____ W * ______ Wisconsin _________ 30-1010/20____ W _______ Michigan _________ 24-2310/27____ W * ______ Northwestern (h) ___ 56-1411/3_____ W _______ Illinois ___________ 54-2811/10____ L * ______ Ohio State ________ 26-2711/17____ W * ______ Purdue ____________ 38-911/24____ L _______ Minnesota ________ 24-311/1______ L % _____ Washington _______ 34-46% -- Rose Bowl at Pasadena, CA

1991 (10-1-1, 7-1-0)9/7______ W * ______ Hawaii ___________ 53-109/14_____ W _______ Iowa State ________ 29-109/28_____ W * ______ Northern Illinois ____ 58-710/5_____ L * ______ Michigan _________ 24-4310/12____ W _______ Wisconsin __________ 10-610/19____ W * ______ Illinois (h) ________ 24-2110/26____ W _______ Purdue ___________ 31-2111/2_____ W _______ Ohio State _________ 16-911/9_____ W * ______ Indiana ___________ 38-2111/16____ W _______ Northwestern ______ 24-1011/23____ W * ______ Minnesota _________ 23-812/30____ T % _____ Brigham Young ____ 13-13% -- Holiday Bowl at San Diego, CA


SCORES

1992 (5-7-0, 4-4-0)8/29_____ L $ ______ N.C. State _________ 14-249/5______ L * ______ Miami (FL) _________ 7-249/12_____ W * ______ Iowa State _________ 21-79/26_____ L _______ Colorado __________ 12-2810/3_____ L _______ Michigan _________ 28-5210/10____ W * ______ Wisconsin _________ 23-2210/17____ W _______ Illinois ___________ 24-1410/24____ L * ______ Purdue (h) ________ 16-2710/31____ L * ______ Ohio State ________ 15-3811/7_____ W _______ Indiana ____________ 14-011/14____ W * ______ Northwestern ______ 56-1411/21____ L _______ Minnesota ________ 13-28$ -- Kickoff Classic at East Rutherford, N.J.

1993 (6-6-0, 3-5-0)9/4______ W * ______ Tulsa _____________ 26-259/11_____ W _______ Iowa State ________ 31-289/18_____ L * ______ Penn State _________ 0-3110/2_____ L _______ Michigan __________ 7-2410/9_____ L _______ Indiana ___________ 10-1610/16____ L * ______ Illinois (h) _________ 3-4910/23____ L _______ Michigan State _____ 10-2410/30____ W * ______ Purdue ___________ 26-1711/6_____ W * ______ Northern Illinois ___ 54-2011/13____ W _______ Northwestern ______ 23-1911/20____ W * ______ Minnesota _________ 21-312/31____ L % _____ California __________ 3-37% -- Builders Square Alamo Bowl at San Antonio, TX

1994 (5-5-1, 3-4-1)9/3______ W * ______ Central Michigan ___ 52-219/10_____ W * ______ Iowa State _________ 37-99/17_____ L _______ Penn State ________ 21-619/24_____ L ______ Oregon ___________ 18-4010/1_____ L * ______ Michigan _________ 14-2910/8_____ L * ______ Indiana (h) ________ 20-2710/15____ L _______ Illinois ____________ 7-4710/22____ W * ______ Michigan State _____ 19-1410/29____ T _______ Purdue ___________ 21-2111/12____ W * ______ Northwestern ______ 49-1311/19____ W _______ Minnesota ________ 49-42

1995 (8-4, 4-4)9/9______ W * ______ Northern Iowa _____ 34-139/16_____ W _______ Iowa State ________ 27-109/30_____ W * ______ New Mexico State ___ 59-2110/7_____ W _______ Michigan State ______ 21-710/14____ W * ______ Indiana (h) ________ 22-1310/21____ L * ______ Penn State ________ 27-4110/28____ L _______ Ohio State ________ 35-5611/4_____ L * ______ Illinois ____________ 7-2611/11____ L _______ Northwestern ______ 20-3111/18____ W _______ Wisconsin _________ 33-2011/25____ W * ______ Minnesota _________ 45-312/29____ W % _____ Washington _______ 38-18% -- Sun Bowl at El Paso, TX

1996 (9-3, 6-2)9/7______ W * ______ Arizona ___________ 21-209/14_____ W * ______ Iowa State ________ 38-139/21_____ L _______ Tulsa _____________ 20-2710/5_____ W * ______ Michigan State (h) _ 37-3010/12____ W _______ Indiana ___________ 31-1010/19____ W _______ Penn State ________ 21-2010/26____ L * ______ Ohio State ________ 26-3811/2_____ W _______ Illinois ___________ 31-2111/9_____ L * ______ Northwestern ______ 13-4011/16____ W * ______ Wisconsin __________ 31-011/23____ W _______ Minnesota ________ 43-2412/29____ W % _____ Texas Tech _________ 27-0% -- Builders Square Alamo Bowl at San Antonio, TX

1997 (7-5, 4-4)9/6______ W * ____ Northern Iowa ______ 66-09/13_____ W * ______ Tulsa _____________ 54-169/20_____ W _______ Iowa State ________ 63-209/27_____ W * ______ Illinois ___________ 38-1010/4_____ L _______ Ohio State _________ 7-2310/18____ L _______ Michigan _________ 24-2810/25____ W * ______ Indiana (h) _________ 62-011/1_____ W * ______ Purdue ___________ 35-1711/8_____ L _______ Wisconsin _________ 10-1311/15____ L _______ Northwestern ______ 14-1511/22____ W * ______ Minnesota _________ 31-012/31____ L % _____ Arizona State _______ 7-17% -- Norwest Sun Bowl at El Paso, TX

1998 (3-8, 2-6)9/5______ W * ______ Central Michigan ____ 38-09/12_____ L * ______ Iowa State _________ 9-279/19_____ L _______ Arizona ___________ 11-359/26_____ W _______ Illinois ___________ 37-1410/3_____ L * ______ Michigan __________ 9-1210/10____ W * ______ Northwestern (h) ___ 26-2410/17____ L _______ Indiana ____________ 7-1410/24____ L * ______ Wisconsin __________ 0-3110/31____ L _______ Purdue ___________ 14-3611/14____ L * ______ Ohio State ________ 14-4511/21____ L _______ Minnesota _________ 7-49

Coach Kirk Ferentz1999 (1-10, 0-8)9/4______ L * ______ Nebraska ___________ 7-429/11_____ L _______ Iowa State ________ 10-179/18_____ W * ______ Northern Illinois ____ 24-010/2_____ L _______ Michigan State ______ 3-4910/9_____ L * ______ Penn State _________ 7-3110/16____ L _______ Northwestern ______ 21-2310/23____ L * ______ Indiana (h) ________ 31-3810/30____ L _______ Ohio State ________ 11-4111/6_____ L * ______ Illinois ___________ 24-4011/13____ L _______ Wisconsin __________ 3-4111/20____ L * ______ Minnesota ________ 21-25

2000 (3-9, 3-5)8/26_____ L $ ______ Kansas State ________ 7-279/9______ L * ______ Western Michigan __ 21-279/16_____ L * ______ Iowa State ________ 14-249/23_____ L _______ Nebraska __________ 13-429/30_____ L _______ Indiana ___________ 33-4510/7_____ W * _____ Michigan State (h) _ 21-1610/14____ L _______ Illinois ____________ 0-3110/21____ L * ______ Ohio State ________ 10-3810/28____ L * ______ Wisconsin __________ 7-1311/4_____ W _______ Penn State (2 OT) __ 26-2311/11____ W * ______ Northwestern ______ 27-1711/18____ L _______ Minnesota ________ 24-27$ -- Eddie Robinson Classic at Kansas City, MO

2001 (7-5, 4-4)9/1______ W * ______ Kent State _________ 51-09/8______ W * ______ Miami (OH) ________ 44-199/29_____ W * ______ Penn State (h) _____ 24-1810/6_____ L _______ Purdue ___________ 14-2310/13____ L _______ Michigan State _____ 28-3110/20____ W * ______ Indiana ___________ 42-2810/27____ L * ______ Michigan _________ 26-3211/3_____ L _______ Wisconsin _________ 28-3411/10____ W _______ Northwestern ______ 59-1611/17____ W * ______ Minnesota ________ 42-2411/24____ L _______ Iowa State ________ 14-1712/29____ W % _____ Texas Tech ________ 19-16% -- SYLVANIA Alamo Bowl at San Antonio, TX

2002 (11-2, 8-0)8/31_____ W * ______ Akron ____________ 57-219/7______ W _______ Miami (OH) ________ 29-249/14_____ L * ______ Iowa State ________ 31-369/21_____ W * ______ Utah State _________ 48-79/28_____ W _______ Penn State (OT) ____ 42-3510/5_____ W * ______ Purdue (h) ________ 31-2810/12____ W * ______ Michigan State _____ 44-1610/19____ W _______ Indiana ____________ 24-810/26____ W _______ Michigan __________ 34-911/2_____ W * ______ Wisconsin __________ 20-311/9_____ W * ______ Northwestern ______ 62-1011/16____ W _______ Minnesota ________ 45-211/2/03___ L % _____ Southern Cal ______ 17-38% -- FedEx Orange Bowl at Miami, FL

2003 (10-3, 5-3)8/30_____ W * ______ Miami (OH) _________ 21-39/6______ W * ______ Buffalo ____________ 56-79/13_____ W _______ Iowa State ________ 40-219/20_____ W * ______ Arizona State _______ 21-29/27_____ L _______ Michigan State _____ 10-2010/4_____ W * ______ Michigan (h) ______ 30-2710/18____ L _______ Ohio State ________ 10-1910/25____ W * ______ Penn State ________ 26-1411/1_____ W * ______ Illinois ___________ 41-1011/8_____ L _______ Purdue ___________ 14-2711/15____ W * ______ Minnesota ________ 40-2211/22____ W _______ Wisconsin _________ 27-211/1/04___ W % _____ Florida ___________ 37-17% -- Outback Bowl at Tampa, FL

2004 (10-2, 7-1)9/4______ W * ______ Kent State _________ 39-79/11_____ W * ______ Iowa State ________ 17-109/18_____ L _______ Arizona State _______ 7-449/25_____ L _______ Michigan _________ 17-3010/2_____ W * ______ Michigan State (h) _ 38-1610/16____ W * ______ Ohio State _________ 33-710/23____ W _______ Penn State __________ 6-410/30____ W _______ Illinois ___________ 23-1311/6_____ W * ______ Purdue ___________ 23-2111/13____ W _______ Minnesota ________ 29-2711/20____ W * ______ Wisconsin __________ 30-71/1/05___ W % _____ LSU ______________ 30-25% -- Capital One Bowl at Orlando, FL

2005 (7-5, 5-3)9/3______ W * ______ Ball State __________ 56-09/10_____ L _______ Iowa State _________ 3-239/17_____ W * ______ Northern Iowa _____ 45-219/24_____ L _______ Ohio State _________ 6-3110/1_____ W * ______ Illinois (h) _________ 35-710/8_____ W _______ Purdue ___________ 34-1710/15____ W * ______ Indiana ___________ 38-2110/22____ L * ______ Michigan (OT) _____ 20-2311/5_____ L _______ Northwestern ______ 27-2811/12____ W _______ Wisconsin _________ 20-1010/19____ W * ______ Minnesota ________ 52-281/2______ L % _____ Florida ___________ 24-31% - - Outback Bowl at Tampa, FL

2006 (6-7, 2-6)9/2______ W * ______ Montana ___________ 41-79/9______ W _______ Syracuse (2 OT) ____ 20-139/16_____ W * ______ Iowa State ________ 27-179/23_____ W _______ Illinois ____________ 24-79/30_____ L * ______ Ohio State ________ 17-3810/7_____ W * ______ Purdue (h) ________ 47-1710/14____ L _______ Indiana ___________ 28-3110/21____ L _______ Michigan __________ 6-2010/28____ W * ______ Northern Illinois ___ 24-1411/4_____ L * ______ Northwestern _______ 7-2111/11____ L * ______ Wisconsin _________ 21-2411/18____ L _______ Minnesota ________ 24-3412/30____ L % _____ Texas _____________ 24-26% - - Alamo Bowl at San Antonio, TX

* -- at Iowa City(h) -- indicates Homecoming game


YEARLY RECORD

Overall Games Big Ten Games Off. Def. Year Coach W-L-T Home Away Avg. Avg. W-L-T Rank1889 none 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 0.0 24.01890 none 1-1-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 48.5 5.51891 none 3-2-0 1-1-0 2-1-0 22.4 13.61892 E.A. Dalton 3-2-1 2-0-0 1-2-1 20.7 11.31893 Ben Donnelly 3-4-0 2-0-0 1-4-0 25.4 23.01894 Roger Sherman 4-4-1 2-1-0 2-3-1 16.2 17.61895 none 2-5-0 0-2-0 2-3-0 6.0 20.01896 A.E. Bull 7-1-1 3-0-0 4-1-1 14.7 1.31897 Otto Wagonhurst 4-4-0 2-2-0 2-2-0 8.3 13.01898 Alden Knipe 3-4-2 2-1-0 1-3-2 7.4 10.61899 Alden Knipe 8-0-1 5-0-0 3-0-1 24.6 0.61900 Alden Knipe 7-0-1 5-0-0 2-0-1 38.9 1.5 2-0-1 2nd1901 Alden Knipe 6-3-0 5-1-0 1-2-0 9.4 12.8 0-3-0 8th1902 Alden Knipe 5-4-0 2-1-0 3-3-0 13.4 26.4 0-3-0 7th1903 John Chalmers 9-2-0 6-1-0 3-1-0 15.5 9.3 1-1-0 5th1904 John Chalmers 7-4-0 6-0-0 1-4-0 23.4 9.9 0-3-0 T7th1905 John Chalmers 8-2-0 6-0-0 2-2-0 30.9 8.6 0-2-0 T7th1906 Mark Catlin 2-3-0 2-1-0 0-2-0 8.6 15.0 0-1-0 7th1907 Mark Catlin 3-2-0 2-1-0 1-1-0 18.0 9.6 1-1-0 4th1908 Mark Catlin 2-5-0 1-3-0 1-2-0 18.9 9.3 0-1-0 6th1909 John Griffith 2-4-1 2-1-0 0-3-1 8.3 13.9 0-1-0 7th1910 Jess Hawley 5-2-0 3-0-0 2-2-0 13.4 2.1 1-1-0 4th1911 Jess Hawley 3-4-0 1-2-0 2-2-0 4.9 7.6 2-2-0 5th1912 Jess Hawley 4-3-0 2-1-0 2-2-0 18.6 19.7 1-3-0 7th1913 Jess Hawley 5-2-0 4-0-0 1-2-0 44.3 7.3 2-1-0 T2nd1914 Jess Hawley 4-3-0 2-2-0 2-1-0 29.1 5.1 1-2-0 7th1915 Jess Hawley 3-4-0 1-1-0 2-3-0 13.1 21.3 1-2-0 7th1916 Howard Jones 4-3-0 3-1-0 1-2-0 17.3 22.3 1-2-0 7th1917 Howard Jones 3-5-0 3-1-0 0-4-0 11.4 17.6 0-2-0 8th1918 Howard Jones 6-2-1 5-2-0 1-0-1 13.7 4.0 2-1-0 T4th1919 Howard Jones 5-2-0 3-0-0 2-2-0 12.9 6.3 2-2-0 6th1920 Howard Jones 5-2-0 3-0-0 2-2-0 20.3 7.7 3-2-0 5th1921 Howard Jones 7-0-0 4-0-0 3-0-0 26.4 5.1 5-0-0 1st1922 Howard Jones 7-0-0 4-0-0 3-0-0 29.7 4.7 5-0-0 1st1923 Howard Jones 5-3-0 3-2-0 2-1-0 15.5 6.9 3-3-0 6th1924 Burt Ingwersen 6-1-1 5-0-1 1-1-0 13.3 6.3 3-1-1 3rd1925 Burt Ingwersen 5-3-0 4-1-0 1-2-0 15.1 9.3 2-2-0 T4th1926 Burt Ingwersen 3-5-0 3-1-0 0-4-0 14.1 14.6 0-5-0 T9th1927 Burt Ingwersen 4-4-0 3-2-0 1-2-0 13.4 10.4 1-4-0 T9th1928 Burt Ingwersen 6-2-0 4-1-0 2-1-0 18.4 5.3 3-2-0 T4th1929 Burt Ingwersen 4-2-2 3-0-1 1-2-1 16.0 3.5 2-2-2 5th1930 Burt Ingwersen 4-4-0 3-3-0 1-1-0 11.0 9.3 0-1-0 9th1931 Burt Ingwersen 1-6-1 1-2-1 0-4-0 0.9 16.4 0-3-1 10th1932 Ossie Solem 1-7-0 1-3-0 0-4-0 7.8 21.4 0-5-0 10th1933 Ossie Solem 5-3-0 3-0-0 2-3-0 16.4 7.0 3-2-0 T5th1934 Ossie Solem 2-5-1 1-2-0 1-3-1 12.3 19.1 1-3-1 9th1935 Ossie Solem 4-2-2 3-1-1 1-1-1 15.3 4.9 1-2-2 7th1936 Ossie Solem 3-4-1 2-1-1 1-3-0 10.6 12.9 0-4-1 T7th1937 Irl Tubbs 1-7-0 1-3-0 0-4-0 4.5 15.0 0-5-0 10th1938 Irl Tubbs 1-6-1 0-3-1 1-3-0 5.8 16.9 1-3-1 7th1939 Eddie Anderson 6-1-1 4-0-0 2-1-1 16.3 11.4 4-1-1 2nd1940 Eddie Anderson 4-4-0 3-1-0 1-3-0 15.6 12.3 2-3-0 6th1941 Eddie Anderson 3-5-0 2-1-0 1-4-0 11.4 12.3 2-4-0 6th1942 Eddie Anderson 6-4-0 5-2-0 1-2-0 14.7 13.5 3-3-0 T6th1943 Slip Madigan 1-6-1 0-3-1 1-3-0 10.4 19.1 0-4-1 9th1944 Slip Madigan 1-7-0 1-3-0 0-4-0 6.6 30.0 0-6-0 9th1945 Clem Crowe 2-7-0 2-2-0 0-5-0 8.2 34.4 1-5-0 T9th1946 Eddie Anderson 5-4-0 3-2-0 2-2-0 14.3 10.2 3-3-0 4th1947 Eddie Anderson 3-5-1 3-1-0 0-4-1 16.1 19.9 2-3-1 T6th


YEARLY RECORD

Overall Games Big Ten Games Off. Def. Year Coach W-L-T Home Away Avg. Avg. W-L-T Rank1948 Eddie Anderson 4-5-0 2-3-0 2-2-0 14.1 15.8 2-4-0 T5th1949 Eddie Anderson 4-5-0 3-2-0 1-3-0 20.4 27.4 3-3-0 T5th1950 Leonard Raffensperger 3-5-1 1-2-1 2-3-0 13.4 22.3 2-4-0 6th1951 Leonard Raffensperger 2-5-2 2-1-1 0-4-1 17.8 25.9 0-5-1 9th1952 Forest Evashevski 2-7-0 1-3-0 1-4-0 13.4 24.4 2-5-0 7th1953 Forest Evashevski 5-3-1 4-1-0 1-2-1 20.8 10.1 3-3-0 T5th1954 Forest Evashevski 5-4-0 4-1-0 1-3-0 21.3 15.7 4-3-0 5th1955 Forest Evashevski 3-5-1 3-0-1 0-5-0 17.4 19.2 2-3-1 7th1956 Forest Evashevski 9-1-0 5-1-0 4-0-0 21.9 8.4 5-1-0 1st1957 Forest Evashevski 7-1-1 4-0-0 3-1-1 29.2 12.4 4-1-1 3rd1958 Forest Evashevski 8-1-1 4-1-1 4-0-0 29.3 14.6 5-1-0 1st1959 Forest Evashevski 5-4-0 3-2-0 2-2-0 25.8 11.1 3-3-0 6th1960 Forest Evashevski 8-1-0 5-0-0 3-1-0 26.0 12.0 5-1-0 1st1961 Jerry Burns 5-4-0 4-1-0 1-3-0 23.9 18.0 2-4-0 7th1962 Jerry Burns 4-5-0 3-2-0 1-3-0 14.1 18.4 3-3-0 T5th1963 Jerry Burns 3-3-2 2-1-1 1-2-1 15.8 14.0 2-3-1 8th1964 Jerry Burns 3-6-0 2-3-0 1-3-0 18.9 23.2 1-5-0 9th1965 Jerry Burns 1-9-0 0-5-0 1-4-0 9.4 9.2 0-7-0 10th1966 Ray Nagel 2-8-0 2-4-0 0-4-0 8.6 25.3 1-6-0 10th1967 Ray Nagel 1-8-1 1-4-0 0-4-1 16.1 27.7 0-6-1 T9th1968 Ray Nagel 5-5-0 3-3-0 2-2-0 32.2 28.9 4-3-0 T5th1969 Ray Nagel 5-5-0 3-3-0 2-2-0 25.5 27.5 3-4-0 T5th1970 Ray Nagel 3-6-1 3-2-0 0-4-1 12.9 25.9 3-3-1 4th1971 Frank Lauterbur 1-10-0 1-4-0 0-6-0 11.0 35.5 1-8-0 10th1972 Frank Lauterbur 3-7-1 2-2-1 1-5-0 10.0 19.0 2-6-1 T8th1973 Frank Lauterbur 0-11-0 0-5-0 0-6-0 12.7 36.5 0-8-0 T9th1974 Bob Commings 3-8-0 3-3-0 0-5-0 12.8 28.0 2-6-0 T7th1975 Bob Commings 3-8-0 2-5-0 1-3-0 16.5 25.4 3-5-0 T7th1976 Bob Commings 5-6-0 2-3-0 3-3-0 14.6 21.3 3-5-0 T7th1977 Bob Commings 5-6-0 3-4-0 2-2-0 15.0 20.8 3-5-0 T6th1978 Bob Commings 2-9-0 2-4-0 0-5-0 11.4 23.4 2-6-0 8th1979 Hayden Fry 5-6-0 2-4-0 3-2-0 21.7 19.6 4-4-0 5th1980 Hayden Fry 4-7-0 2-4-0 2-3-0 14.0 21.6 4-4-0 4th1981 Hayden Fry 8-4-0 5-1-0 3-3-0 21.7 13.1 6-2-0 T1st1982 Hayden Fry 8-4-0 3-2-0 5-2-0 19.1 19.2 6-2-0 3rd1983 Hayden Fry 9-3-0 5-0-0 4-3-0 31.7 15.8 7-2-0 3rd1984 Hayden Fry 8-4-1 3-2-1 5-2-0 27.6 15.5 5-3-1 T4th1985 Hayden Fry 10-2-0 6-0-0 4-2-0 36.7 15.6 7-1-0 1st1986 Hayden Fry 9-3-0 6-1-0 3-2-0 32.6 17.8 5-3-0 T3rd1987 Hayden Fry 10-3-0 4-1-0 6-2-0 30.0 19.3 6-2-0 T2nd1988 Hayden Fry 6-4-3 3-1-2 3-3-1 25.9 17.9 4-1-3 T3rd1989 Hayden Fry 5-6-0 1-5-0 4-1-0 17.9 25.3 3-5-0 T6th1990 Hayden Fry 8-4-0 5-1-0 3-3-0 35.6 24.0 6-2-0 T1st1991 Hayden Fry 10-1-1 5-1-0 5-0-1 28.6 14.9 7-1-0 2nd1992 Hayden Fry 5-7-0 3-3-0 2-4-0 20.3 23.2 4-4-0 5th1993 Hayden Fry 6-6-0 4-2-0 2-4-0 17.8 24.4 3-5-0 8th1994 Hayden Fry 5-5-1 4-2-0 1-3-1 27.9 29.5 3-4-1 7th1995 Hayden Fry 8-4 4-2 4-2 30.7 21.6 4-4 6th1996 Hayden Fry 9-3 4-2 5-1 28.3 20.3 6-2 T3rd1997 Hayden Fry 7-5 6-0 1-5 34.3 13.3 4-4 T6th1998 Hayden Fry 3-8 2-4 1-4 15.6 26.1 2-6 T7th1999 Kirk Ferentz 1-10 1-5 0-5 14.7 31.5 0-8 11th2000 Kirk Ferentz 3-9 2-4 1-5 16.9 27.5 3-5 8th2001 Kirk Ferentz 7-5 5-1 2-4 32.6 21.5 4-4 T4th2002 Kirk Ferentz 11-2 6-1 5-1 37.2 19.7 8-0 T1st2003 Kirk Ferentz 10-3 7-0 3-3 28.7 16.2 5-3 T4th2004 Kirk Ferentz 10-2 6-0 5-2 24.3 17.6 7-1 T1st2005 Kirk Ferentz 7-5 5-1 2-4 30.0 20.0 5-3 T3rd2006 Kirk Ferentz 6-7-0 4-3-0 2-4-0 23.8 20.7 2-6-0 T8thTotals 553-499-39 349-195-16 204-302-23 272-336-25 ---


LETTERMEN

-A-Abraham, Ryan _______________ 1994Adams, Mark _______________1987,88Aegerter, Greg ___________ 1988,89,90Aeschliman, Wes ______________ 2006Age, Louis ___________________ 1968Ahlgren, Don _________________ 1956Aiello, Sam _____________ 2000,01,03Akin, Austin _________________ 1931Akin, Paul ___________________ 1935Aldrich, Charles _________ 1892,93,94Alexander, Archie ________ 1909,10,11Alexander, Dave _______1983,85,86,87Allen, Antwan _________2002,03,04,05Allen, George ___________ 1903,05,06Allen, Greg _____________ 1991,92,94Allen, Jeremy _______1998,99,2000,01Allen, Joseph ______________1893,94Allen, Robert _______________1937,38Allendorf, Kevin ______________ 1989Allison, Greg ____________ 1967,68,69Allison, William ______________ 1895Alt, John _____________1980,81,82,83Ambrose, Phil ________________ 1977Anderson, Bill _________1986,87,88,89Anderson, Richard _______ 1935,36,37Anderson, Robert ________ 1965,66,67Anderson, Ross __________ 1940,41,47Anderson, Tim _________1985,86,87,88Andrews, Jeff ________________ 1993Andruska, Bruno _________ 1938,39,40Angel, Kevin _________________ 1985Angerer, Pat __________________ 2--6Ankeny, Gerald __________ 1939,40,41Annis, Daryl _________________ 1943Anttila, Jeff __________1990,91,92,93Arkeilpane, James ________ 1976,77,78Armil, Paul _____________ 1926,27,28Armington, Dennis __________1974,75Arzberger, Bob _______________ 1943Ash, William _______________1932,34Asmus, Kody _______________2003,04Atkins, Plez ___________1994,95,96,97Atkinson, William ___________1903,04

-B-Babineaux, Jonathan ___2000,02,03,04Bachman, Jay ________________ 1983Bailey, Bill ______________ 1981,82,83Bailey, Charles ________________ 1891Bain, Ryan _________________2005,06Baird, Burton ________________ 1911Baker, Jason ________1997,98,99,2000Baker, Mark __________________ 1898Balazs, Frank ____________ 1936,37,38Baldwin, Marty _______________ 1992Ball, Marty _____________ 1979,80,82Balliet, Michael _______________ 1890Barden, Mark _________________ 1970Banks, Brad ________________2001,02Banks, Earl ___________1946,47,48,49Banks, Kirk ________________1982,84Banks, Tavian _________1994,95,96,97Banton, Oscar ______________1910,11Barbera, Kevin _______________ 1961Barbour, William ____________1942,43Barkema, C.J. ___________ 2002,04,05Barnhart, Rod ___________ 1967,68,69Barr, Fred ___________1999,2000,01,02Barron, Irving ___________ 1913,14,15Barton, Gregory ______________ 1967Barton, Ryan __________ 1998,99,2000Bartells, Del __________________ 1946Bash, Roy ______________ 1968,69,70Bass, Richard __________1986,87,88,89Bateman, Howard _____________ 1906Bates, Jefferson ____________1993,94

Bates, Toney _________________ 1993Batterson, Tim __________ 1985,86,87Baughman, Bill _______________ 1943Baxley, Rob ___________1988,89,90,91Bayless, Rick __________1984,85,86,87Beard, Jeff ___________________ 1987Becker, Andrew _____________2004,05Belleus, Walner _______________ 2004Becker, Dave ____________ 1976,77,78Becker, Fred _________________ 1916Belding, Lester ________1918,19,20,21Bell, Charles _________________ 1909Bell, Nick _______________ 1988,89,90Bell, Wendell _______________1970,71Benda, Russell ______________1946,47Benjamin, Wendell __________1929,30Bennett, Bernard ________ 1950,51,52Bennett, George _________ 1993,94,95Bennett, Mike ________________ 1985Benschoter, Doug ______1975,76,77,78Benskin, William ______________ 1944Bergstrom, Wallace ____________ 1939Berrie, Tyrone _________1985,86,87,88Berry, John _____________ 1901,02,04Betts, Ladell ________1998,99,2000,01Beutjer, Jon __________________ 2000Bevill, William ___________ 1967,68,69Bickford, Jay _______________1998,99Bickham, Lloyd __________ 1993,94,95Bielema, Bret _________1989,90,91,92Bilek, Guy _________________1966,67Bishop, Willie ________________ 1986Bjork, Donald ________________ 1950Blackburn, James _____________ 1915Blackmore, Ausman ___________ 1898Blackmore, Ralph ___________1896,97Blaha, Bob _________________1974,76Blair, Fred ___________________ 1892Blatcher, Phil _________1978,79,80,81Blazek, A.J. ______________1999,2000Bleeker, John ________________ 1917Block, Lawrence _______1917,18,19,20Bloomquist, Frank _______ 1955,56,57Blue, Larry ___________1989,91,92,93Blum, Tyler __________________ 2006Bobek, Jeff __________________ 1980Boddicker, Dan _______________ 1983Boettner, Scott _______________ 1975Bohannon, Gordy ___________1979,81Bolan, Mike ________________1985,86Bolden, Charles _______________ 1968Boleyn, Scott ______________2001,02Bollers, Trevor _________1994,96,97,98Bolton, Leonard ____________1974,75Bonior, David ________________ 1966Boone, Pat ______________ 1992,93,94Boothe, Charles _____________1952,53Borchers, Kory ___________ 2001,02,03Bortz, Mark ___________1979,80,81,82Bostwick, Robert ____________1949,50Boudreaux, Tyrone ____________ 1992Bowen, Carl __________________ 1945Bowen, Carl T. ________________ 1913Bowen, Donald __________ 1955,56,57Bowen, Matt ____________ 1997,98,99Bowers, Jacob ________________ 2004Bowersox, Mike _______________ 1988Bowlin, Richard ____________1935,36Bowlsby, Clifton ______________ 1915Bowlsby, John ________________ 1975Bradley, Bill _____________ 1979,80,81Bradley, David _________2001,02,03,04Bradley, Howard ____________1949,50Bradley, Phil ____________ 1989,90,91Brady, Charles ______________1937,38Brady, Mike ___________1976,77,78,79Brandt, Duane ___________ 1949,50,51Bream, Allan ____________ 1966,67,68

Breault, Steve ___________ 1989,90,92Bremner, William ________ 1890,94,98Brevi, Chris __________________ 2004Briggs, Charles _______________ 1901Briggs, William __________ 1963,64,65Bristol, Joe _____________ 1949,50,51Britzmann, Burt _________ 1950,51,52Brockway, James __________1898,1900Brodell, Andy ______________2005,06Broeder, George ________1951,52,53,54Broghamer, Bill _______________ 1983Bromert, Zach _________1995,96,97,98Brooks, Dave _______________1969,70Brooks, Rick _______________1971,73Brown, Corey __________1996,97,98,99Brown, Greg __________1987,88,89,90Brown, Jeff _____________ 1979,80,81Brown, John _______________1958,59Brown, Maurice _____________2002,03Brown, Mikkel ____________1999,2000Brown, Steve _________________ 1984Brown, Richard __________ 1926,27,28Browne, Dave ______________1981,82Brownlee, Sam __________ 2004,05,06Brueckner, Carl _____________1913,14Brugman, Francis _____________ 1907Bryant, Dave __________1972,73,74,75Buch, Doug ___________1989,90,91,92Buch, Jeff ___________________ 2000Buckley, Roy _________________ 1903Buckley, Fred ____________ 1901,02,03Buckley, George _________ 1910,11,12Budzik, Bernard _________ 1962,63,64Buggs, Glenn ____________ 1981,82,83Buntz, Andrew __________ 1949,50,51Burger, Michael ________1995,96,97,98Burke, Kenny ________________ 1978Burke, Louis _______________1979,80Burke, Mike _____________ 1986,87,88Burkett, Charles ______________ 1943Burkett, Bill ____________ 1940,41,42Burks, Shanty _________1973,74,75,77Burmeister, Paul ____________1992,93Burns, ? _____________________ 1895Burrell, Doug _______________1984,85Burrier, Emmett __________1898,1900Burrier, Tony ____________ 2000,01,02Burroughs, John _________ 1955,56,58Burt, Kerry ___________1984,85,86,87Busch, Tom _____________ 2004,05,06Bush, Fred ____________1982,83,84,85Bush, Larry ________________1973,74Busk, Russell ____________ 1937,38,39Butler, Dave ________________1974,75Byard, Rich __________________ 1971Byers, Clar ___________________ 1926Byers, Herbert ________________ 1944Byrd, Joseph _________________ 1947

-C-Cabalka, Tom ____________ 1970,71,73Caldwell, Butch ________1972,73,75,76Caldwell, Jim __________1973,74,75,76Calhoun, John ______________1960,61Callaghan, Mark ____________1976,77Campbell, Johnny ______1972,73,74,75Campbell, Vince ____________1981,82Caplan, Arnold __________ 1949,50,51Carberry, Joseph ____________1913,14Carberry, William ________ 1906,07,08Carlsen, John ________________ 1930Carlsen, Oakley _____________1927,28Carlson, Raymond ________ 1946,47,48Carr, Spencer _________________ 1893Carroll, John _________________ 1983Carter, Ricchard _________ 1995,96,97Case, Lyman _______________1930,31Casey, Tyler __________________ 1993

Cassady, Alan ___________ 1968,69,70Cavole, Racior ___________ 1968,69,70Cervanak, William _____________ 1961Cervantes, Edgar _______2000,01,02,03Chalmers, Andrew ___________1904,05Chambers, Brett _________ 1994,95,96Chambers, Dave _____________1982,83Chandler, Nate ______________2002,03Chandler, Scott ________2003,04,05,06Chappelle, Keith ____________1979,80Charlton, Clyde _______________ 1919Chase, William ________________ 1897Chatterton, Robert __________1926,27Chelf, Donald ___________ 1951,52,53Chinander, Bret _______________ 2005Chinander, Erik _______________ 2002Christensen, Jake _____________ 2006Christian, Kennon ________ 2004,05,06Christie, Malcolm _____________ 1987Churchill, Ray ________________ 1968Cilek, Mike _____________ 1967,68,69Clark, Craig ___________1984,85,86,87Clark, Dallas ____________ 2000,01,02Clark, Gary ___________1988,89,90,91Clark, Jerry ________________1952,53Clark, Raj __________________1997,98Clark, Richard ________________ 1959Clauson, Richard ____________1959,60Clauss, Jared __________2000,01,02,03Clayton, Jeff _________________ 1972Clearman, Eugene _____________ 1931Clement, Dave ___________ 1968,69,70Clemons, Craig ___________ 1969,70,71Clemons, Homer ____________1910,12Cmejrek, James _____________1964,65Coast, Preston ________________ 1889Coast, William ________________ 1898Coats, Billy ___________1993,94,95,96Cody, Jim ____________________ 1978Coldren, Clymer _______________ 1894Coldren, Paul _______________1895,96Coldren, Stevens ____________1894,95Cole, Colin _________ 1999,2000, 01,02Cole, Mel _______________ 1979,80,81Collins, Benjamin ___________1908,09Collins, Tony _________________ 1997Collins, William _____________1893,94Comly, Ross __________________ 1908Commack, Donald ________ 1949,50,51Commings, Bob __________ 1953,56,57Commings, Bobby Jr. ________1977,78Conatser, Ron ________________ 1973Connor, Edward _______________ 1907Conrad, Carl __________________ 1938Considine, Sean ________2001,02,03,04Converse, Willard _____________ 1894Cook, Jesse ________________1976,77Cook, Marv ___________1985,86,87,88Cooks, Kerry __________1994,95,96,97Cooley, Clark _________________ 1927Corbin, Zane __________1981,82,83,84Cotton, Marshall _________ 1985,86,87Coulthard, George ___________1900,03Couppee, Al _____________ 1939,40,41Cox, Arthur ________________1889,90Cozad, Jim ____________1943,46,47,48Crain, Maurea _________1990,91,92,93Crank, Ernest ______________1992,93Crayne, Dick ____________ 1933,34,35Creer, Nate ____________1982,83,84,85Crees, Barry _____________ 1966,67,68Crocker, Tracy _________1978,79,80,81Crockett, Robbie _______ 1999,2000,01Cronin, Ben _____________ 2003,04,05Cross, Alan ___________1989,90,91,92Cross, Charles ___________ 1970,71,72Cross, Clarence _______________ 1944Crossley, James _______________ 1890


LETTERMEN

Croston, Dave ___________ 1984,85,86Croston, Jeff _______________1987,88Crouse, Jim __________________ 1969Crowe, Kyle __________________ 1986Crull, Gary _________________1976,77Cuhel, Frank _______________1926,27Cummins, Cameron _______ 1952,53,54Cunningham, Alonzo _1998,99,2000,01Cunningham, Rich __________1976,77Curran, Francis __________ 1940,41,42Curran, Ted _____________ 1942,46,47Curry, Paul ______________ 1910,11,12Cutler, F.H. __________________ 1890Cutting, Elmer ________________ 1895

-D-Dailey, Mike _____________ 1990,92,93Dallas, William _______________ 1944Daniels, Charles _______________ 1952Danner, David ________________ 1943Danzy, Charles _________1975,76,77,78Darling, Craig ___________ 1970,71,72Dauber, Raymond ________ 1923,24,25Davis, Bruce ____________ 1974,75,76Davis, Calvin __________2003,04,05,06Davis, Champ _________2003,04,05,06Davis, Chet ________________1987,88Davis, George _________1983,84,85,86Davis, Ian ___________________ 1995Davis, Jeff ____________________ l979Davis, John _____________ 1915,16,17Davis, Rod ____________1988,89,90,91Davis, Scott _________ 1989,90, 91, 92Davis, Victor _________________ 1962Davison, Derrick __________1999,2000Dawkins, Ma’Quan ______2003,04,05,06Dawson, Carl _________________ 1892Day, David ___________________ 1946Day, Shane ________________1993,94Deal, Chad ______________ 1997,98,99Dean, Anthony ________1991,92,93,94Dean, Floyd _____________ 1937,38,39Dean, Pat _____________1978,79,80,81DeAntona, Joseph __________ l963,64Deasy, Richard ___________ 1954,55,56Dee, Clarence _________________ 1934Dee, James __________________ 1930Deems, Oren _________________ 1898DeHeer, Floyd ___________ 1935,36,37DellaVedova, Tullio ____________ 1931DeNio, Earl __________________ 1914Denning, Charles _________ 1949,50,51Densmore, Adam ______________ 2002Derby, John ___________1988,89,90,91DeProspero, David ________ 1949,50,51Deutsch, Phillip _________ 1962,63,64DeVilder, Jeff _______________1977,78Devine, Aubrey __________ 1919,20,21Devine, Glenn ___________ 1919,20,21Devlin, Joe _____________ 1973,74,75Devlin, Mike __________1989,90,91,92DeVries, Jared _________1995,96,97,98Diaco, Bobby __________1992,93,94,95DiCindio, William ___________1960,61Dick, Leo __________________1912,13Dickel, Dan _____________ 1971,72,73Dickerhoff, Del _____________1941,42Dickerson, Voris ______________ 1932Diehl, John ________________1965,67Diehl, Bill ______________ 1939,40,41Dillner, Mike ____________ 1970,71,72DiMarco, Al ________________1947,48Disser, Kelly ____________ 1969,70,71Dittmer, Jack __________1946,47,48,49Divis, Greg _________________1987,88Dobrino, Don ____________ 1954,55,56Dodge, Tim ___________ 1999,2000,01Dolan, Bill _________________1977,78

Dolezal, Mike ________1998,99,2000,01Dolly, Edward ___________ 1930,31,32Donnelly, William ________ 1914,15,18Donovan, Ed ____________ 1973,74,75Donovan, Louis _____________1902,03Doran, Ralph _________________ 1948Dorsey, Don __________________ 1932Dougherty, Richard __________1962,63Douglas, Dominique ___________ 2006Douglas, Jim _________________ 1970Douglas, Tim _______________1998,99Douthitt, Earl ___________ 1972,73,74Drahn, Glenn ____________ 1948,49,50Drake, Hugh ____________ 1956,57,58Driscoll, Ryan ___________ 1994,95,96Drost, Jeff ____________1983,84,85,86Dull, Jed _____________1996,97,98,99Dumont, Jason ________1989,90,91,92Duncan, Floyd ______________1915,16Duncan, Randy __________ 1956,57,58Dunham, Doug ________1977,78,79,80Dunnigan, Pat ___________ 1967,68,69Duprey, Mike _________________ 1994Dutcher, Charles ______________ 1891Dwight, Tim __________1994,95,96,97Dye, Charles _________________ 1900Dye, Tyrone ___________1972,73,74,75Dyer, Walter __________________ 1909

-E-Early, Quinn __________1984,85,86,87Eby, Moray ____________1897,98,99,00Edds, A.J. ___________________ 2006Ede, Mark ___________________ 1995Edmonds, Charles ___________1895,96Edson, Willis _____________1899,1900Edwards, Justin _______________ 2006Edwards, Michael ________ 1967,68,69Egan, George _________________ 1898Ehret, James _________________ 1909Eicherly, Jack ___________ 1936,37,38Ejiasi, Chigozie ________2001,02,03,04Elbert, Donald ________________ 1964Elgin, Jeff ___________________ 1970Elgin, Mike _____________ 2004,05,06Elliott, Bob _____________ 1972,74,75Elliott, Edward _____________1906,07Elliott, Lloyd __________1889,90,92,93Ellis, Kent ____________1977,78,79,80Ellis, Kevin ___________1977,78,79,80Ellis, Thomas _________________ 1952Ely, Asher ___________________ 1900Ely, Harold ______________ 1928,29,30Ely, Larry _______________ 1967,68,69Engeldiner, Karl ______________ 1922English, Steve ______________1997,98Enich, Mike _____________ 1938,39,40Ennis-Inge, Bill ________1993,94,95,96Epenesa, Epenesa _____________ 1997Epps, Herschel ________________ 1970Erb, James ___________________ 1981Ertz, Mike _________________1988,89Eshareturi, George ____________ 2004Essy, Mark _________________1973,74Estes, John __________________ 1947Eubanks, Rafael _______________ 2006Evans, Gary __________________ 1976Evans, Richard __________ 1937,38,39Evenden, John _______________ 1966Ewen, Ettore _________________ 2006Ewen, Roger _________________ 1959Eyde, Matt _________________1992,93

-F-Fagerlind, Paul _____________1944,45Faind, Rod ___________________ 1967Fairchild, Ron ___________ 1949,50,51Faley, Teddy Jo __________ 1990,91,92

Farmer, Thomas __________ 1940,41,42Farrell, John ____________ 1970,71,72Farroh, Mike _______________1928,29Farroh, Shipley _____________1936,37Faske, Jerold ____________ 1948,49,50Favrow, Jim __________________ 1980Fechter, Russell _______________ 1946Fedders, Greg ____________ 1987,88,89Fee, Joseph ________________1908,09Fenstermaker, Andy _________2005,06Fenton, Bill _____________ 1951,52,53Fequiere, Fritz ___________ 1992,93,94Ferentz, Brian ___________ 2003,04,05Ferguson, James ______________ 1942Ferguson, Larry __________ 1959,60,62Ferren, William _______________ 1891Ferroni, Mike __________1989,90,91,92Ferry, Terry ________________1964,65Fetter, Mark ___________1972,73,74,75Feuerbach, Kerry ____________1975,76Ficeli, John ________________1965,66Fick, Rob __________________1971,74Filer, Rodney __________1993,94,95,96Filloon, Jon _____________ 1988,90,91Fischer, Alan _________________ 1962Fischer, Darrell _____________1923,24Fisher, Hugh _________________ 1962Fisher, Raymond _________ 1931,32,33Fisher, Russell ______________1933,34Fisher, Scott _________________ 1992Fitzgerald, Greg _______________ 1984Flagg, Mike ___________1984,85,86,87Fleckenstein, Bill ___________1923,24Fleming, Willie _______________ 1958Flemister, Zeron _________ 1996,98,99Fletcher, Bradley ____________2005,06Fletcher, Gary ______________1962,63Flood, Bud ___________________ 1944Folland, Brian ________________ 1984Follett, Mike __________2002,03,04,05Fontes, John _________________ 1971Ford, John ___________________ 1943Forte, Jeff ___________________ 1981Fosdick, Robert _____________1915,16Foster, Gerald ___________ 1931,33,34Foster, Melvin _________1987,88,89,90Frantz, Tom ________________1979,80Frantz, Mike _________________ 1974Frazier, Chris _________________ 1992Frazier, Jim ___________1977,78,80,81Freeman, James _________ 1953,54,55Freeman, Marshall ____________ 2003Frey, Harry __________________ 1943Fritzel, Carl ________________1906,07Fry, Westley _____________ 1923,24,25Fryauf, Donald _______________ 1948Frye, George ____________ 1939,40,41Frymire, Richard ____________1951,52Fuahala, Hausia ____________1993,94Fuhrman, John __________ 1927,28,29Furlong, Kevin _____________1957,58

-G-Gabelmann, Zach ______2003,04,05,06Gaines, Richard _____________1895,96Gales, Pete ____________1978,79,80,81Gallagher, Frank ____________1936,37Gallagher, Jack __________ 1933,34,35Gallagher, James ______________ 1917Gallagher, William B. _____ 1937,39,40Gallagher, William F. ___________ 1943Gallery, John _________________ 2005Gallery, Nick __________1993,94,95,96Gallery, Robert ________2000,01,02,03Galloway, Ledrue ______________ 1924Gambol, Chris ______________1985,86Gancarczyk, Jacob ____________ 2003Gardner, Drew ________________ 2006

Gardner, John ___________ 1895,96,97Garretson, Herman __________1914,15Gates, Ben _________________2004,05Gattas, Bryon ________________ 2006Gear, Bruce ___________1983,84,85,86Geary, Chad __________________ 2006Geater, Ron _____________ 1988,90,91Gehrke, Del __________________ 1964Geigel, Robert _________1946,47,48,49George, Leon _________________ 1945Gerleman, Loren ____________1981,82German, Burt ________________ 1891Ghere, Jesse _________________ 1999Giacobazzi, Tony _________ 1962,63,64Gibbons, James __________ 1955,56,57Gibbs, Frank _________________ 1903Gibbs, Richard ______________1965,66Gibbs, Robert ____________ 1966,67,68Gibson, Damon __________ 1995,96,97Gibson, Ed ______________ 1995,96,97Giesen, Glen _________________ 1999Gilbaugh, Greg ________1977,78,79,80Gilleard, Burdell ______________ 1940Gill, Owen ____________1981,82,83,84Gillette, Charles ______________ 1892Gilliam, Frank ____________l953,54,56Ginsberg, Louis ________1945,48,49,50Glasener, Paul ________________ 1943Glass, Bill _________________1983,84Glassgow, Willis __________ 1927,28,29Glonek, Paul _________________ 1987Gochenour, Ed ______________1988,89Godfrey, Charles _________ 2004,05,06Goff, Mike ____________1994,95,96,97Golden, Paul _________________ 1945Goodman, Grant _______1985,86,87,88Gordenier, Sheldon __________1934,35Gorrell, Andrew _______________ 1889Graham, Donald _________ 1923,24,25Granger, Norm _________1980,81,82,83Granquist, Aaron ___________1995,96Grant, Duane ____________ 1966,67,68Gray, Lee ____________________ 2004Grayson, Lemuel _______1977,78,79,80Gravel, William __________ 1956,57,58Green, Dennis ___________ 1968,69,70Green, Jeff __________________ 1978Green, Lester _________________ 1954Green, Steve _________________ 1988Green, Thomas _______________ 1905Green, William C. ________ 1939,40,41Green, William F. ________ 1948,49,50Greene, Chris _________________ 1992Greene, Shonn ______________2005,06Greenway, Chad ________2002,03,04,05Greenwood, Glen ____________1917,18Greving, Aaron _____________2000,01Grier, Robert _______________1962,63Griffen, Harold __________ 1923,24,25Griffin, Festus ________________ 1896Griffith, Dwight _________ 1901,03,04Griffith, John _________1897,98,99,00Grigsby, Herb _______________2005,06Grimm, Lloyd ___________ 1926,27,28Grine, Tom ______________ 1974,75,76Grogan, Tom ____________ 1981,82,83Gross, Raymond _________ 1907,08,09Gross, Samuel ___________ 1913,14,15Grothus, Joseph _______1943,46,47,48Grouwinkel, Gary ________ 1956,57,58Grubb, Frank _______________1915,16Gruver, Bob ________________1967,69Gunderson, Arthur _______ 1912,13,14Gusolis, Frank ________________ 1894Gustafson, Robert _____________ 1945Gutshall, Tim ____________ 1976,77,78Guy, Willie ______________ 1993,94,95Guzowski, Anthony ______ 1946,47,48


LETTERMEN

-H-Hager, John __________________ 1979Hagerty, Lorin ______________1927,29Hagler, Collins ___________ 1955,56,57Haight, Dave __________1985,86,87,88Haight, Mike ____________ 1983,84,85Hain, Robert _______________1958,59Hall, John ______________ 1952,53,54Hall, Shane _________1998,99,2000,01Hall, Shelley _________________ 1891Hallstrom, Ron _______________ 1981Halliburton, James ____________ 1948Haltom, Warren _______________ 1934Hamilton, Chris _______________ 1969Hammann, Gregg _____________ 1984Hammond, Jack ______________ 1945Hancock, John __________ 1922,23,24Hand, Tom _________________1942,45Hanks, Merton ________1987,88,89,90Hanlon, Thomas ______________ 1909Hanna, Tim ________________1982,83Hansen, James _______________ 1944Hansen, Ryan _________ 1998,99,2000Hanson, Henry __________ 1909,11,12Hantelmann, Harold _________1930,31Happel, Bill _____________ 1983,84,85Happel, William _________ 1955,56,57Haralson, Aramis _____________ 2001Harberts, Deven ____________1987,88Hardt, Kim __________________ 1971Harmon, Kevin __________ 1985,86,87Harmon, Ronnie _______1982,83,84,85Harrell, George _______________ 1959Harrington, Herlyn __________1979,80Harris, Carl __________________ 1965Harris, Dave _____________ 1970,71,72Harris, Fred _____________ 1955,56,57Harris, Homer ___________ 1935,36,37Harris, Sammie __________ 1960,61,62Harthorne, Romero ____________ 1972Hartlieb, Chuck __________ 1986,87,88Hartlieb, Jim __________1989,90,91,92Hartlieb, John _________1991,92,93,94Hartman, Craig _____________1983,84Harty, Frank _________________ 1980Harty, John ___________1977,78,79,80Hass, Wilmon ________________ 1932Hastings, Irving _________ 1906,07,08Hatch, James ______________1952,54Hatch, Toni ________________1955,56Hauge, Gerhard _______________ 1930Haugo, Tom ________________1967,68Haussman, Robert _____________ 1956Hawley, Ron _______________1982,83Hawkins, Max ______________1939,40Hawthorne, George __________1988,89Hay, Jim ____________________ 1930Hayes, Jonathan _________ 1982,83,84Hayes, John _______________1966,67Hayes, Robert ________________ 1894Hayes, Tom _____________ 1968,69,70Hayman, Phillip ______________ 1952Haymen, Phil ________________ 1973Hazard, Charles __________ 1907,08,09Head, James _________________ 1954Headington, Ronald ______ 1946,47,48Heald, Albert _________________ 1890Hearns, Greg _________________ 1973Hedgeman, Erric ____________1982,83Hegg, Phil ___________________ 1976Heil, Lynn ______________ 1972,73,74Heldt, John ___________1918,19,20,21Helgens, James _______________ 1961Helms, Jory __________________ 2003Helverson, Scott ____________1984,85Hendricks, John _________ 1965,66,67Hendryx, Richard ___________1964,65Henlon, Jason ______________1993,94

Heppner, Joe _______________1973,74Herbert, Vane ________________ 1901Herington, Ken _______________ 1970Herman, Robert ______________ 1937Herrera, Hugo ________________ 2000Herrig, Carl __________________ 1894Herron, Anthony _____1997,98,99,2000Hess, Jack _________________1951,52Hess, Jay ____________________ 1987Hess, John ___________________ 1894Hickman, Randall ___________1930,31Higdon, Grover _____________1929,30Hild, John ______________ 1934,35,36Hilgenberg, Eric ____________1994,95Hilgenberg, Jay ________1977,78,79,80Hilgenberg, Jerry ________ 1951,52,53Hilgenberg, Jim _________ 1974,75,77Hilgenberg, Joel _______1980,81,82,83Hilgenberg, Wally ________ 1961,62,63Hill, Bobby _____________ 1975,78,79Hill, Kahlil ____________ 1998,2000,01Hilliard, Loren ________________ 1962Hilliard, Matt _________1990,91,92,93Hilsabaeck, Daniel _______ 1964,65,66Hines, Don ________________1925,26Hinkel, Ed ____________2002,03,04,05Hinton, Alfred ___________ 1959,60,61Hobbs, Darrell ______________1977,78Hobbs, Samuel ________1895,96,97,98Hodge, Abdul _________2002,03,04,05Hodges, Howard _______2000,01,02,03Hodoway, Stephen __________1964,66Hoerlein, Hans _______________ 1910Hoerner, Dick ______________1942,46Hoff, Robert ____________ 1948,49,50Hoffman, Lloyd _______________ 1933Hoinkes, Karl ________________ 1970Hogarty, John ________________ 1979Holbrok, Carleton ___________1895,96Hollenbeck, Henry __________1901,02Hollis, Wilburn __________ 1959,60,61Holloway, Warren ________ 2002,03,04Holman, Tarig ___________ 1997,98,99Holmes, Bob _______________1974,75Holmes, Frank ___________ 1970,71,72Holmes, George _______________ 1915Holmstrom, Tim ____________1977,78Holsclaw, Dave __________ 1977,78,79Holtorf, Gene ______________1976,79Honnold, Brian _______________ 1991Hook, Tork _____________ 1987,88,89Hooks, Mike __________1980,82,83,84Hoover, Dwight __________ 1933,34,35Horn, Donald ____________ 1957,58,59Hornaday, Mike _______________ 1993Hornok, Mark ________________ 1994Horton, Larry ______________1970,71Hosier, Scott _______________1993,94Hough, Andrew __________ 1951,52,53Houghtlin, Rob __________ 1985,86,87Houghton, Max __________ 1912,13,14House, Jason __________1994,95,96,97Hoveland, Jason ______________ 2002Howard, Joseph ______________ 1943Howard, Sherman _____________ 1946Howell, Lloyd ________________ 1899Hudson, David ________1985,86,87,88Hudson, James _______________ 1943Huff, Terry _________________1964,67Hufford, Joe ____________ 1976,77,78Hufford, Mike _________1980,81,82,83Hufford, Paul ____________ 1982,83,84Hughes, Danan ________1989,90,91,92Hughes, Matt _________1995,96,97,98Hughes, Thomas ______________ 1943Hujsak, Jim _____________ 1989,90,91Hull, John ___________________ 1892Humpal, Mike ______________2005,06

Humphrey, Tom _____________1984,85Humphreys, Lloyd ________ 1958,59,60Humphries, Charlie ____________ 1982Hunter, Jack _______________1945,46Hunter, Keith _________1981,82,83,84Huntrods, Clint _____________2005,06Hunzelman, Harry _____1916,17,18,19Hurley, Brion __________1993,94,95,96Hutchinson, Roy ______________ 1952Hyland, Mike ____________ 1908,09,10

-I-Ibanez, Raul _______________1979,80Ingersoll, Clarence __________1893,94Inman, Donald _____________1952,54Ireland, Robert _______________ 1943Irvine, Charles ______________1937,38Iverson, Iver ____________ 1894,95,96Iwebema, Kenny _________ 2004,05,06

-J-Jackson, Andre ________1972,73,74,75Jackson, Andrew _________ 1966,67,68Jackson, Chris _________1992,93,94,95Jackson, Dave ________________ 1974Jackson, Mike ___________ 1976,77,79Jackson, Tony _________2001,02,03,04Jackson, Treye _______________ 1982Jacobsen, Grover ____________1914,15Jagodinski, Shawn ____________ 1993Jakoubek, Frank ____________1934,36James, Carlos ____________ 1990,91,92Janda, Jon __________________ 1957Jansen, Jeff ________________1980,81Jaqua, Franklin _______________ 1920Jasper, Harold _________1991,92,93,94Jauch, Ray _____________ 1957,58,59Jaye, John ___________________ 1976Jehle, Kenneth _______________ 1955Jenkins, Albert _____________1916,17Jenkison, Jerry _______________ 1957Jensen, Erik __________2000,01,02,03Jensen, Jim ___________1972,73,74,75Jensvold, Leo ___________ 1928,29,30Jensvold, Lloyd _____________1929,30Jerrick, Roger ___________ 1971,72,73Jeschke, Bob _________________ 1975Jessen, Ernest ___________ 1926,27,28Jeter, Bob ______________ 1957,58,59Jewell, John _________________ 1907Jewell, Walter ________________ 1917Johnson, Arthur ______________ 1945Johnson, Craig _____________1971,73Johnson, D.J. _______1998,99,2001,02Johnson, Eliza ________________ 1892Johnson, Jerry __________ 1969,70,71Johnson, Jim _________1987,88,89,90Johnson, Jovon _______2002,03,04,05Johnston, Albert ______________ 1903Johnston, Ubhert ________ 1949,50,51Jones, C.J. _________________2001,02Jones, Cal ______________ 1953,54,55Jones, Charlie ________________ 1981Jones, Jamar _______________1992,93Jones, Kenny _________________ 1991Jones, Mike ___________2003,04,05,06Jones, Nyle _____________ 1901,03,04Jorden, R.E. __________________ 1904Joseph, Straun _______________ 1981

-K-Kadesky, Max ___________ 1920,21,22Kaeding, Nate _________2000,01,02,03Kahl, Kent _________________1993,94Kaiser, Jim ______________ 1970,71,72Kaisershot, Quentin _________1947,49Kampman, Aaron ____1998,99,2000,01Kane, Roger ________________1942,46

Kanellis, Alex ______________2005,06Kanellis, Eldan _______________ 1955Karras, Alex ________________1956,57Karras, Paul __________________ 1958Kasapis, Gus ____________ 1961,62,63Kasper, Kevin _________ 1998,99,2000Katz, Ralph ________________1944,45Kaufmann, Robert __________1919,20Kay, William __________1945,46,47,48Keane, James ________________ 1942Kelley, James ____________ 1934,35,38Kellogg, Don _______________1983,84Kelly, Leo _________________1916,17Kelly, William ________________ 1937Kelly, William F. ______________ 1897Kelly William S. _________ 1918,19,20Kelso, Jack ________________1944,47Kemp, Paul ________________1952,53Kennedy, Rick ________________ 1992Kent, Ed ____________________ 1983Kent, Maurice ___________ 1904,05,06Kepler, Richard _____________1894,95Keppy, Myron ______________1986,87Kerkhoff, Jared _______________ 1998Kersten, William ____________1944,51Kerwick, Joseph ____________1914,15Kesselring, Kyle ______________ 2005Killbreath, James _____________ 1965Kimber, Lloyd ________________ 1987Kimble, Dalton _____________1964,65King, Cliff ______________ 1991,92,93King, Louis Jr. ______________1946,47King, Lou _____________1978,79,80,81King, Mitch ________________2005,06Kinnick, Nile ____________ 1937,38,39Kirk, Archie _____________ 1912,13,14Kirk, Carrol _____________ 1906,07,08Kirkland, Tommy _____________ 1972Kittle, Bruce __________1977,78,79,81Klein, Aron ___________1995,96,97,98Klein, Richard ______________1956,57Klimczak, Mike _____________1974,75Kline, John _____________ 1991,92,93Klingenberg, Theodore _________ 1897Klinkenborg, Mike _______ 2004,05,06Kloewer, Delmar ____________1956,57Klumpar, Emil ______________1936,37Knapp, David ________________ 1890Knapp, Karl __________________ 1904Knight, Tom __________1992,94,95,96Knipper, Chris ___________ 1995,96,97Knotts, Melvin _______________ 1957Knowlton, Will _____________1906,07Knutson, Thomas ________ 1964,65,66Koeppel, Jeff __________1986,87,88,89Kokolus, Harry __________ 1971,72,73Kooiker, Aaron __________ 1993,94,95Koranda, Shawn ______________ 2000Kostrubala, Gary _________ 1984,85,86Kouba, Lumir ________________ 1932Kraguski, Paul ___________ 1923,24,25Kramer, Jeff ________________1997,98Kratch, Bob ___________1985,86,87,88Krause, Paul ____________ 1961,62,63Kreamer, Robert ______________ 1962Kreider, Andy ______________1992,93Kresensky, Walter _____________ 1909Kress, George ____________ 1953,55,56Krga, Robert _________________ 1966Krieher, Herman ____________1977,78Krill, William _________________ 1965Kriz, Frank __________________ 1917Kriz, Jerome _________________ 1931Kriz, Leo _______________ 1921,22,23Kroemer, Mike ________________ 1990Kroul, Matt ________________2005,06Krull, Dave __________________ 1969Kuhn, Marvin ________________ 1934


LETTERMEN

Kujawa, Paul __________1989,90,91,92Kutsch, Nocholas ___________1925,26

-L-Laaveg, Paul ____________ 1967,68,69Lack, Will ___________________ 2002Ladick, Gary _______________1974,75LaFleur, Dan ____________ 1972,73,74LaFleur, Jon __________1994,95,96,97Lage, Robert ____________ 1949,50,51Lagomarcino, James ___________ 1944Lagota, John _________________ 1965Lamb, Bush _____________ 1935,36,37Lamerton, William ____________ 1897Lamot, Roger _______________1965,66Lampkin, Marvin _________ 1990,91,92Lane, Coleman ________________ 1968Lange, Bill ______________ 1990,92,93Lange, J.P. ______________ 1995,96,97Langston, Jeff ___________ 1956,58,59Lannon, Robert __________ 1935,36,37Lapham, William _________ 1957,58,59Larrabee, William ___________1891,92Larsen, Blake ________________ 2004Larsen, Gary ____________ 1965,66,67Larson, Howard _______________ 1943Laster, Richard ________1946,47,48,49Latta, George ___________ 1961,62,63Laufenberg, Doug ___________1992,93Laun, Charles ___________ 1915,16,17Lauterbach, Robert ____________ 1942Lavery, Michael _____________1966,67Lawrence, James ____________1946,47Lawrence, Larry ____________1968,69Laws, Joe _______________ 1931,32,33Lawson, Bobby _______________ 1976Lawson, Bud ____________ 1952,53,54Lazar, Jon ____________1975,76,77,78Lee, Charles _____________ 1958,59,60Lee, J.F. _____________________ 1904Lee, Phil ____________________ 1992Lees, Paul ___________________ 1959Legler, Charles ______________1968,70Leighton, Kalita _________ 1894,95,96Leinbaugh, Lyle ____________1952,53Leonard, Aaron _____________1976,77Leshyn, John ________________ 1958Levelis, Joe _____________ 1981,82,83Lewis, Edward ________________ 1889Lewis, Farley _________________ 1965Lewis, George _________2000,01,02,04Lewis, Jermelle __________ 2002,03,04Lewis, Mac ______________ 1956,57,58Leytze, Rudolph ____________1934,35LeZotte, Robert _____________1962,64Liddy, Robert ____________ 1942,43,46Liggett, Eugene _____________1935,36Lightfoot, Andrew ___1999,2000,01,02Linebarger, Tom ______________ 1980Lindenmeyer, Fred __________1936,37Lindsey, Edwin __________ 1951,52,53Link, Dave ___________________ 1970Littig, Victor _______________1893,94Little, Ernest _________________ 1900Little, George _________1981,82,83,84Locke, Gordon ___________ 1920,21,22Loehlein, Harold ______________ 1945Loftin, Ryan ____________ 1996,97,98Lohman, Fred ______________1918,19Long, Chuck __________1982,83,84,85Long, David _____________ 1963,64,65Long, Jerry ________________1949,50Long, Pat ____________________ 1971Longley, Earl _________________ 1920Longley, Robert __________ 1947,48,49Lopos, Mike __________________ 1974Loufek, Robert _____________1931,32Love Jordan, J.C. ______1980,82,83,84

Luebcke, Henry __________ 1938,39,40Luebke, Tyler ______________2003,04Lund, Ira ____________________ 1945Lutz, Richard ______________1970,71Lynch, Lorin _______________1970,71Lyon, Lynn ________________1961,62

-M-Mackey, Chris ________________ 1977Macy, Clarence ________________ 1901Mady, Hal ______________ 1992,93,94Magnussen, Marcus __________1929,32Maher, John _______________1940,41Mahmens, Mark __________ 1977,78,79Maine, Ernest ________________ 1895Majerus, Ryan _________2003,04,05,06Major, Phillip ____________ 1965,66,67Malmer, Clark ________________ 1971Malone, Jerry ________________ 1984Manders, Mark ___________ 1958,59,60Manning, Ray ___________ 1968,69,70Manson, Jason _____________2005,06Mannino, Alfred ______________ 1942Marchese, John _______________ 1985Marciano, Peter ________1986,87,88,89Maresh, George _______________ 1901Marsh, Rick ________________1973,75Marshall, Ed _________________ 1989Martens, Mike ________________ 1991Martin, Dennis _______________ 1980Martin, Richard _______________ 1943Masden, Howard ______________ 1932Mason, Wayne ______________1935,36Massaquoi, Siaka ____________2000,01Masterson, Forrest __________1942,44Mastrogany, Nick ___________1929,30Matheson, Eldean ________ 1953,54,55Matson, Gordon _____________1934,36Matter, Dan ________________1975,76Mattingly, Dave _______________ 1977Mattison, Bryan _________ 2004,05,06Matykiewicz, Louis _______ 1952,53,54Mauren, Gerald _____________1959,60Mauro, Jim _____________ 1985,86,87Mayer, Mike ___________1975,76,77,78Mayhan, Dave _________1978,79,80,81Mazzeri, Marc ___________ 1986,87,88McBride, Daniel _______________ 1952McCann, Kyle _______1998,99,2000,01McCarney, Dan ___________ 1972,73,74McCarty, Paul ______________1982,83McCormick, Ryan ________ 1997,98,99McCullouch, Brian ___________1993,94McCutchen, William _________1965,66McDonald, Daniel ________ 1968,69,70McDonnell, Jack ______________ 1948McDowell, Floyd ____________1934,35McDowell, Ivory ___________ 1963, 64McDowell, Larry _________ 1964,65,66McDowell, Layne _________ 1968,69,70McEniry, Matthew _____________ 1890McFadden, William ____________ 1906McGinnis, Ralph _________ 1911,12,13McGowan, Kirk _______________ 1989McGowen, Earle __________ 1903,04,05McGuire, James _______________ 1964McGwire, Dan ________________ 1987McHugh, James _______________ 1966McIntyre, Scott _____________1922,23McKee, Howard _____________1915,16McKenzie, Robert ________ 1947,48,49McKillip, Dean ___________ 1978,79,80McKinley, Michael _____________ 1894McKinney, Jeremy ______1994,95,96,97McKinnie, Silas __________ 1965,66,67McKinstry, James _____________ 1946McLain, Edwin ___________ 1937,38,39McLain, Mayes ________________ 1928

McLaughlin, Aaron ____________ 1993McLaughlin, Greg _________1997,2000McLaughlin, Russell ___________ 1944McLaughlin, Tom ______1974,75,76,77McLaurin, Marqueas _________2000,01McMahon, Peter _______2001,02,03,04McManus, Greg _______________ 1968McNeil, Harry ________________ 1896McNulty, Jim __________1973,74,75,76McQuiston, Earl __________ 1960,61,62Mead, Chester ___________ 1920,21,22Meek, Kenneth _______________ 1954Meggers, Frank _____________1898,99Meidlinger, Brian _____________ 2003Meister, Melvin _______________ 1897Melendez, Marcos ___________1968,70Melloy, Matt ____________ 2003,04,05Meloy, Charles ______________1911,12Meltzer, Sam _________________ 1931Mendenhall, Leland ___________ 1916Mendenhall, Otho _____________ 1915Menzel, Bruce ________________ 1992Merrick, Miguel ________2003,04,05,06Merten, Francis _______________ 1931Mertes, Bus __________________ 1941Merz, Curt ______________ 1957,58,59Meskimen, Jon __________ 1967,68,69Meyer, Richard _____________1948,50Meyer, Roger ________1998,99,2000,01Meyers, Joseph _____________1896,97Michel, Phil ________________1978,80Michelosen, Geoff ________ 1969,70,71Michelosen, Jock ________ 1972,73,74Mickelson, John ______________ 2002Mickens, Aaron __________ 2001,02,04Middleton, G.M. ______________ 1897Middleton, Pete _______________ 1990Mielke, Ernest ______________1958,59Milani, James ________________ 1952Miles, Edmond _________2003,04,05,06Miller, Allan _______________1958,59Miller, Brett ________________1981,82Miller, Chris __________________ 1996Miller, Craig __________________ 1968Miller, Doug _____________ 1997,98,99Miller, Glenn ____________ 1921,22,23Miller, Henry _________________ 1941Miller, James ____________ 1968,69,70Miller, John __________________ 1932Miller, Leo _________________1963,65Miller, Mike _____________ 1988,89,90Miller, Robert ________________ 1944Miller, Scott _____________ 1966,67,68Miller, Skip __________________ 1998Millett, George __________ 1982,83,85Minick, Paul ____________ 1920,21,22Mitchell, Devon ________1982,83,84,85Mitchell, Levi ___________ 1969,70,71Mitchell, Mark ___________ 1994,95,96Mitchell, Robert ______________ 1964Mix, Royce _________________1972,73Mockmore, Charles __________1918,19Moeaki, Tony _______________2005,06Moffitt, Howard _____________1931,32Mohrbacher, Stanley _________1943,44Molinaro, Ryan _______________ 2002Molini, Jim ___________1976,77,78,79Mollet, Gene _________________ 1975Monroe, Gordon ______________ 1966Montgomery, Jerry ___1998,99,2000,01Montgomery, Lew ______1989,90,91,92Montgomery, Marcus ___________ 1995Moore, Dean ____________ 1975,76,77Moore, Fred ________________1904,05Moore, Joseph ________________ 1940Moore, Robert ________________ 1934Moore, Robert H. ____________1927,28Moore, Thomas _____________1959,60

Moore, Thomas W. ________ 1931,32,33Moran, Terrance ____________1953,54Moreland, David _________ 1964,65,66Moritz, Dave ____________ 1981,82,83Morris, Melvin ___________ 1967,68,69Morrissey, Ed _______________ l972,73Morscheiser, John _____________ 2002Morton, Ray __________ 1898,99,1900Morton, Rod ____________ 1977,78,79Moses, James _______________1964,65Mosley, Dennis ________ l976,77,78,79Mosley, Eugene _____________1959,60Moss, David __________________ 1965Mott, Joe _____________1985,86,87,88Moylan, Devan __________ 2004,05,06Mulherin, Mick ________1992,93,94,95Mullen, Scott __________ 1998,99,2000Muller, John ____________ 1969,70,72Mulligan, Terry __________ 1964,65,66Mullins, Michael ______________ 1965Murphy, Bernard _________ 1904,05,07Murphy, Dave ______________1985,86Murphy, George ________1986,87,88,89Murphy, James Jr. ________ 1938,39,40Murphy, James Sr. ________ 1909,10,11Myers, Brandon _____________2005,06Myers, Dennis ___________ 1927,28,29Myers, Ed __________________1973,74Myers, Harl ________________1892,93

-N-Naber, Mearl _______________1948,49Narum, Carl __________________ 1905Nead, Wilbur _______________1937,38Neal, Fred ___________________ 1890Neidig, Milo __________________ 1910Nelson, Bruce _______1999,2000,01,02Nelson, Donald __________ 1934,35,36Nelson, Doug _________________ 1972Nelson, Emerson _________ 1925,26,27Nelson, Irving ______________1928,29Nelson, Jeff _____________ 1990,91,92Nelson, Jerry ____________ 1969,70,72Nelson, Mark _________________ 1971Nelson, Elmo _______________1930,31Nemmers, Brett _______________ 1994Neubauer, Matt _______________ 2003Neuman, Scott _______________ 1989Newland, Jeffrey ____________1966,67Ney, John _________________1910,11Nichol, Tom ___________1981,82,83,84Niedbala, William ___________1962,63Niedziela, Bruno ____________1942,46Niland, John ____________ 1963,64,65Niles, Jerry ________________1938,45Noard, Galen _______________1967,68Noble, Dudley ______________1950,51Nocera, John ____________ 1956,57,58Noonan, Karl ____________ 1963,64,65Nordman, Gerald ____________1949,51Norgaard, Jens _____________1938,39Norton, Donald __________ 1957,58,59Norvell, Jay __________________ 1985Nourse, Craig _________________ 1964Novack, Gerald _____________1958,59Nugent, Clement ______________ 1922Nubent, Lee __________________ 1917

-0-Oakes, Dave ___________1978,79,80,81O’Brien, Kelly _________1981,82,84,85O’Brien, Willis ___________ 1909,10,11Ochiltree, H.E. ________________ 1902Ochoa, Ramon ______________2002,03Odems, Demo _________1993,94,95,96O’Donnell, Jerry ____________1965,66Ogiego, Mitchell ______________ 1958O’Hara, Richard _____________1964,65


LETTERMEN

O’Hare, Cody ________1998,99,2000,01Olejniczak, Jason ______1990,91,92,93Olejniczak, Lon ________1979,80,82,83Oliver, Chris _________1998,99,2000,01Olsen, Seth ________________2005,06Olson, Forrest ___________ 1923,24,26Olson, Glenn ____________ 1936,37,38Olszta, Daniel ______________2005,06O’Neal, Charles _____________1926,27Oostendorp, John _____________ 1992Ortlieb, Jon _____________ 1994,95,96Osby, Don ______________ 1969,70,71Osmaloski, Ted __________ 1934,35,36Otte, M. Lowell __________ 1922,23,24Otto, J. Robert _______________ 1941Ousley, Bobby ______________1972,74

-P-Pace, Mario ___________1976,77,78,79Page, Bernard ___________ 1932,33,34Pagel, Derek ________1999,2000,01,02Palladino, Sam ________1976,77,78,79Palmer, Bart __________________ 1999Palmer, Chris _______________1992,93Palmer, George _______________ 1952Palmer, John ____________ 1987,88,89Pape, Oran _________________1928,29Paquette, Peter _____________1966,67Parker, Guerdon _________ 1919,20,21Parker, William __________ 1940,41,42Parkin, Leland ___________ 1922,23,24Parleman, Stanford ____________ 1973Parsons, Charles _________ 1912,13,14Parsons, Lawrence _____________ 1932Paschal, Marcus ________2003,04,05,06Patterson, Cornelius _________1966,67Patyk, John __________________ 1977Paulsen, Joseph _________ 1948,49,50Paulson, Steve ________________ 1972Payne, O.J. ___________________ 2002Pedersen, Jim ________________ 1969Pekar, Jim _________________1980,81Peiffer, Warren __________ 1972,73,75Pellegrino, Orlando ____________ 1956Pence, Lawrence ______________ 1898Penaluna, Robert ___________1941,42Penney, Rick ____________ 1972,73,75Penney, Steve ___________ 1969,70,71Penningroth, Walter _________1911,13Perkins, William _________ 1960,61,62Perrin, Delbert _____________1940,50Perrine, James ________________ 1908Perry, Dayton ___________ 1960,61,62Person, George _______________ 1978Person, Nate _______________1979,80Petersen, Ronald _________ 1949,50,51Peterson, Frank _______________ 1917Peterson, Hap _________1982,83,84,85Peterson, Tariq __________ 1997,98,99Petrzelka, Matt ________1977,78,79,80Pettit, Kenneth __________ 1938,39,40Phillips, Cy __________________ 2005Phillips, Eddie _________1980,81,82,83Phillips, Mark ______________1974,75Phillips, Michael ____________1967,68Phillips, Robert A. _______ 1951,52,53Phillips, Robert __________ 1946,47,48Pickens, Derrick ____________2000,01Pierce, Charles ______________1956,57Pierce, Frank ____________ 1889,90,91Pignatelli, Carl _____________1927,29Pipkins, James _____________1987,88Piro, Doug ___________________ 1976Plate, Scott ___________1990,91,92,93Ploen, Ken ______________ 1954,55,56Podolak, Charles ____________1970,71Podolak, Ed _____________ 1966,67,68Poholsky, Tom _________1986,87,88,89

Polite, Eddie _________________ 1984Pollio, Henry _________________ 2000Polly, Ed _____________1988,89,90,91Poluga, Cheter ________________ 1938Porter, Bo ______________ 1992,93,94Porter, David ____________ 2000,01,02Pospisil, Scott ________________ 1999Postler, Paul __________1978,79,80,81Powell, William _______________ 1968Powers, Howard _______________ 1895Powers, Milton ______________1889,90Poynton, Jim ____________ 1987,88,89Prasse, Erwin ____________ 1937,38,39Prescott, Robert _________ 1956,57,58Price, Derek ________________1994,95Price, Ken _________________1968,70Pritchard, Irving ______________ 1893Pryor, Richard ___________ 1984,85,86Pryor, Shalor _________________ 1997Puk, J.J. __________________1986,87Pudder, Emery ______________1960,61Purdy, Matt ___________1992,93,94,95Pyles, Arthur _______________1917,19

-Q-Quartaro, Nick ___________ 1974,75,76Quast, Brad ___________1986,87,88,89Quest, Matt ________________1992,93

-R-Radloff, Fred ____________ 1932,33,34Raih, David __________________ 2002Raitt, Travis _________________ 1998Randolph, Alvin ____________1964,65Rath, Gordon _________________ 1920Rathke, Scott ________________ 2001Reardon, Bill __________1993,94,95,96Reardon, Jerry __________ 1970,71,72Reardon, Kerry __________ 1968,69,70Recher, David ___________ 1962,63,64Redman, Matt ________________ 1997Reed, Ronald ____________ 1916,17,18Reedquist, Lawrence _________1928,29Rees, Bob _______________ 1990,91,92Reichardt, Doug ____________1974,75Reichardt, Bill ___________ 1949,50,51Riechow, Garet __________ 1953,54,55Reichow, William ____________1954,55Reid, Brad ______________ 1977,78,79Reilly, Jim ____________1985,86,87,88Reilly, Mike ______________196l,62,63Reinhardt, Franklin ___________ 1965Reiners, Randy __________ 1997,98,99Reischl, Matt __________1995,96,97,98Reister, Harold _____________1951,52Renn, Tom ______________ 1976,77,79Repass, Maurice ______________ 1910Restelli, William ____________1964,65Revak, Tom __________________ 2003Reynolds, Robert ______________ 1947Ricciardulli, Tony _____________ 1980Rice, George ____________ 1951,52,53Rice, Harry ________________1925,26Rich, Fred ___________________ 1974Richards, Joe _______________1933,34Richardson, Burt ______________ 1991Richardson, Dace ___________2005,06Rickards, Robbertto _______1999,2000Riddle, Fred ________________1962,63Ridley, Sean _________________ 1987Rigg, George _________________ 1892Rigney, Frank ___________ 1955,56,57Rigtrup, Keith ________________ 1997Riley, Donald ____________ 1949,50,51Riley, Tom ___________________ 1980Rinderknecht, Reed ___________ 1991Ringer, William _______________ 1960Ritchie, Joe __________________ 1971

Roberson, Ernie __________ 1971,72,73Roberts, Fred ____________ 1927,28,29Roberts, Jay _______________1962,63Roberts, Jermire ____________2002,03Robertson, Cornelius __________ 1983Robinson, Damien ______1993,94,95,96Robinson, Derreck ______2001,02,03,04Robinson, Leonard ____________ 1893Robshaw, James ______________ 1962Roby, Reggie __________1979,80,81,82Rockwood, Merle _________ 1904,05,06Rodawig, Don ________________ 1925Rodgers, Matt _________1988,89,90,91Roehlk, Jon ___________1980,81,82,83Rogers, Alexander ___________1930,31Rogers, Alfred ________________ 1893Rogers, Felton ______________1960,61Rogers, Lonnie __________ 1961,62,63Rogers, Matt _________________ 1998Rogge, George ______________1929,30Roland, Charles _____________1965,66Rollins, Brian ___________ 1971,72,73Rollins, Vernon ________1995,96,97,99Romano, Todd _________1992,93,94,95Romey, Richard __________ 1923,24,25Rook, Robert _________________ 1933Roos, Nate ___________________ 2005Rose, Bill ____________________ 1970Rose, Derek _____________ 1996,97,98Rose, Kenneth ________________ 1944Ross, Bill ____________________ 1978Ross, Thomas ________________ 1966Roth, Matt ____________2001,02,03,04Rothwell, Eric ________________ 2003Roussell, Mark ___________ 1992,93,94Ruck, Fred ______________ 1949,50,51Rudolph, John _______________ 1987Ruhland, Matt ___________ 1988,89,90Rusk, Tom ____________1975,76,77,78Runta, Jerry _________________ 1977Russell, Fred ____________ 2001,02,03Russo, Robert ________________ 1960Ryan, Karlin ____________ 1963,64,65Ryan, Ron _________________1988,90Ryther, Bryan ________________ 2006

-S-Saidat, Ed _________________1998,99Salter, Bob ______________ 1973,74,75Sambo, Mike _______________1974,77Sampson, Martin ____________1889,90Samuelson, Loe _____________1931,32Sanders, Bob __________2000,01,02,03Sanford, Allen _________1889,90,91,92Sangster, James ____________1950,51Sangster, William _____________ 1943Sansen, Oliver ___________ 1929,30,31Santos, Moses _________1988,89,90,91Sapp, Benny _______________2000,01Saunders, Eddie _______________ 1972Saunders, Mike ________1988,89,90,91Sawin, John _______________1958,59Sawyer, Emmett ______________ 1952Sawyer, Prince ___________ 1892,93,94Scanlon, George ______________ 1918Scantlebury, Wilbur _________1923,24Schaefer, Alan ______________1970,71Schammel, Francis __________1932,33Schenk, Albert _____________1966,68Schick, Dave _________________ 1975Schilling, Scott __________ 1978,79,80Schirmer, John __________ 1923,24,25Schleusner, Vincent _________1927,28Schlicher, Kyle __________ 2004,05,06Schlickman, Greg _____________ 1978Schmidt, Christian ____________ 1932Schmidt, Marvin ____________1926,27Schmidt, Rick ___________ 1984,85,86

Schmitt, Bob _______________1987,88Schneidman, Herman ________1932,34Schnoor, Marcus _________ 2002,03,05Schooley, Philip ______________ 1965Schoonover, Bill ____________1970,71Schuette, Alan _______________ 1969Schultz, Bill __________1973,74,75,76Schultz, Dan _________________ 1976Schuster, Joe __________1983,84,86,87Schweizer, Edsel ______________ 1942Schwin, Frederick ________ 1903,04,05Schwind, Mike ________________ 1992Scott, Doug __________________ 1991Scott, Homer _______________1916,18Scott, William ________________ 1958Sears, Rod _________________1976,77Secl, William ____________ 1933,34,35Seidel, Aaron _______________1907,08Seidel, Earl __________________ 1905Sennott, Tim ____________ 1983,84,85Senters, Travis ___________ 1997,98,99Serama, Ted ________________1995,96Sessi, Geno __________________ 1957Sether, Scott _______________1992,93Sgro, Dominick _______________ 1957Shada, Adam ____________ 2004,05,06Shakoor, Damani ____________1994,95Shambaugh, George ___________ 1892Shaw, Cedric __________1976,77,78,79Shaw, Sedrick _________1993,94,95,96Shay, Zach ___________________ 1998Sheehan, Dan ______________1943,45Sheeler, Ernie ___________ 1975,76,77Sheets, Wallace _______________ 1956Sheldon, Thad ______________1998,99Shelton, Adolphus __________2002,05Sherlock, Kevin _______________ 2005Sherman, Matt ________1994,95,96,97Sherman, Robert ____________1962,63Shipanick, Donald __________1958,59Shoaf, James ____________ 1946,47,48Shoener, Harold ____________1946,47Shoener, Herbert ____________1946,47Shrader, ? ___________________ 1898Shuck, Terry _______________1954,55Shuttleworth, V. Craven ___ 1920,21,22Sibert, Mike __________________ 1992Siberts, Frank ___________ 1900,01,02Sibery, Donald ______________1967,69Signor, Austin ________________ 2006Simmons, Don ______________1935,36Simmons, Marques __________2004,05Simmons, Ozzie __________ 1934,35,36Simms, Dave ____________ 1970,71,72Simons, Obern ________________ 1945Simonsen, Todd ________1978,79,80,81Simpson, Gary ___________ 1963,64,65Sims, Bob _________________1971,72Sims, Damian ___________ 2004,05,06Sims, Ken ____________1983,84,85,86Sindlinger, Mark _______1983,84,85,86Sistrunk, Dwight ____________1986,87Six, Norman _______________1954,55Skelley, Ike __________________ 1926Skillett, Jeff __________1988,89,90,91Skogman, Kyle __________ 1970,72,73Skradis, Bryan _________1977,78,79,81Slater, Duke ___________1918,19,20,21Slattery, Joe _______________1998,99Slowik, Eric __________________ 1991Slutzker, Scott ________1992,93,94,95Smeltzer, Charles _____________ 1890Smiley, Keaton __________ 1985,86,88Smith, Arthur ______________1889,90Smith, Bob ________________1946,47Smith, Cameron ______________ 2000Smith, Chris __________2000,01,02,03Smith, Don ________________1926,27


Smith, Earl _____________ 1953,54,55Smith, Frederick ____________1937,38Smith, John _________________ 1976Smith, John James ____________ 1946Smith, Leroy ____________ 1989,90,91Smith, Narty _________________ 1973Smith, Nelson ______________1944,45Smith, Paul ________________1925,26Smith, P.B. __________________ 1901Smith, Robert _________1983,84,85,86Smith, Sean ________________1988,90Smith, Tom __________________ 1969Smith, William __________ 1965,66,67Smith, Willie Ray _____________ 1962Snider, Herman __________ 1938,39,40Snook, Gary _____________ 1963,64,65Snyder, Robert __________ 1944,47,48Sobieski, Ben ______ 1997,98, 2001,02Sodergren, Chuck ___________1976,77Soliday, Jason ________________ 1990Solomon, Clinton ________ 2002,04,05Solomon, Richard ________ 1969,70,71Somodi, Richard ____________1965,66Sorensen, Robert _____________ 1964Spaan, James ________________ 1958Spanjers, Peter __________ 1950,51,52Speaker, John ________________ 1974Spitzig, Kevin _________1980,81,83,84Spranger, Mark __________ 1984,85,86Spurbeck, Wayne _____________ 1945Staak, John ________________1941,42Stanton, James _____________1895,96Station, Larry _________1982,83,84,85Stauss, William __________ 1940,41,42Stearnes, Robert _______1951,52,53,54Stech, Roger ____________ 1974,75,77Steen, Grant __________2000,01,02,03Steinbach, Eric ______1999,2000,01,02Steinke, Dan _________________ 1974Stemlar, Tom _________________ 1981Stepanek, Richard _______ 1967,68,69Stephens, Roger ______________ 1943Stevenson, Mike ______________ 1978Stewart, Tony _________1987,88,89,90Stewart, Walter __________ 1907,08,09Stiles, Frank _______________1891,92Stockdale, Matt ______1998,99,2000,01Stoik, Tony __________________ 1969Stoltenberg, Walter ____________ 1904Stoops, Bobby _________1979,80,81,82Stoops, Mark ____________ 1987,88,89Stoops, Mike ____________ 1981,83,84Streff, Jack _____________ 1904,05,06Strobel, Dave ____________ 1981,82,84Stross, Trey __________________ 2006Stutsman, Isaac ____________1907,08Stutsman, John ____________1931,32Suchy, Donald ___________ 1954,55,56Suchomel, Todd _______________ 1980Suess, Phil ______________ 1978,79,80Sullivan, Eddie _______________ 1982Sullivan, Robert ______________ 1946Sullivan, Tim ____________ 1967,68,70Sunderman, Frank __________1971,72Swain, Gary __________________ 1965Swaney, Harold _____________1931,33Swartzendruber, Donald ______1950,51Swedberg, Rodger ________ 1953,54,55Swenson, Roger _______________ 1968Swift, Jim ____________1976,77,78,79Sykes, Joseph ______________1918,20Synhorst, John _______________ 1918Szykowny, Matthew ______ 1960,61,62

-T-Tate, Drew ____________2003,04,05,06Taylor, Tyrone ________________ 1986

Tedore, John ____________ 1946,47,48Terrell, Charles _______________ 1903Terrell, Henry ________________ 1943Terry, Ryan _____________ 1992,93,94Teyro, George ___________ 1932,33,34Theer, Richard ______________1956,57Thein, Rob ____________1996,97,98,99Thiele, Richard _______________ 1966Thigpen, Eric __________1995,96,97,98Thomas, Brice ______________1928,29Thomas, Charles ____________1895,96Thomas, Floyd ________________ 1910Thomas, John ________________ 1977Thomas, Sidney __________ 1972,73,74Thomas, Steve ______________1986,87Thompson, Arthur ____________ 1906Thompson, Dale ______________ 1943Thompson, George _______ 1920,21,22Thompson, Rich ______________ 1976Thorson, Sherwyn ________ 1959,60,61Thurtle, Philp ________________ 1931Tippett, Andre __________ 1979,80,81Titley, Michael ______________1989,90Tofson, Duane ________________ 1955Tollefson, Charles ________ 1938,39,40Tomasetti, Barry _________ 1975,76,77Tompkins, Nelson ___________1930,31Tompras, George ______________ 1965Towle, ? _____________________ 1897Towner, John ____________ 1949,50,51Townsend, James _____________ 2004Townsend, Orville _____________ 1965Trappe, Christoph _____________ 2000Traynor, John ________________ 2003Traynor, Pete ____________ 2000,01,02Treadway, Olen __________ 1957,58,59Trickey, Ben _______________1941,42Trickey, James ___________ 1910,11,12Trickey, Kenneth ______________ 1931Triplett, Dave ______________1970,71Triplett, Orle _________________ 1916Trippeer, Kyle ____________1998,2000Tucker, Donald _______________ 1960Tunnell, Emlen _____________1946,47Tupper, William _______________ 1905Turici, Richard _____________1961,62Turner, Austin ___________ 1949,50,51Turner, Dave ____________ 1988,90,91Turner, Milton ________________ 1978Turner, Stephen ______________ 1958Tyrrell, William _______________ 1893Tyson, Demetrius _____________ 1976

-U-Ucman, Joseph _______________ 1964Uhlenhake, Clay _______1979,80,81,82Uknes, Charles _______________ 1942Urban, Albert ________________ 1942Urchek, Mark ________________ 1972Ure, Samuel __________________ 1892Uselman, Joe _______________2000,01Usinowicz, Paul __________ 1965,66,67

-V-Vacanti, Sam _________________ 1942Van Briesen, B.J. ______________ 1999Van Buren, William _______ 1955,60,61Vande Walle, Curtis ____________ 1965Vang, Scott __________________ 1990Van Meter, Harold _____________ 1912VanOosterhout, Peter ________1892,93Vazquez, Steve ________1975,76,77,78Veit, Eugene _______________1956,57Velicer, Ted ___________1989,90,91,92Verba, Ross ___________1993,94,95,96Vincent, Eddie ___________ 1953,54,55Vlasic, Mark _____________ 1984,85,86

Vollenweider, Henry _________1939,41Voltmer, Carl _________________ 1926VonLackum, Herman ________1911,12VonLackum, John _____________ 1917Vrieze, Jon ___________1983,84,85,86

-W-Wagler, Scott _______________1935,36Wagnen, Dave ___________ 1973,74,75Wagner, Steve ___________ 1976,77,78Wahls, Jason _________________ 1995Walding, Lynn ______________1975,76Walker, Cornelius ________ 1934,35,36Walker, David ______________2003,05Walker, James ___________ 1939,40,41Walker, James C. _________ 1895,96,97Walker, James H. ______________ 1902Walker, Marion _______________ 1956Walker, Steve _______________1973,74Wallace, Robert _______________ 1962Wallace, Tom _________________ 1968Walters, Rod __________1972,73,74,75Wanket, Tony ______________1983,84Ward, Brian __________________ 1978Ward, Tom _________________1987,88Warner, Joseph ________ 1898,99,1900Warrington, John _____________ 1930Waschek, Jim ___________ 1971,72,73Washburn, Roy _____________1905,06Washington, Lester _______ 1972,73,74Washington, Nate ________ 1973,75,76Watkins, David _____________1960,61Watkins, Travis __________ 1987,88,89Watters, Bert __________ 1899,1900,03Waugh, Harry ________________ 1943Webb, Brad ___________1978,79,80,81Webb, Chris ________________1993,94Webb, Cloyd _____________ 1961,62,63Webb, Ivory ________________1980,81Webb, Scott _____________ 2000,01,02Webber, Harold _______________ 1934Weeks, Seth __________________ 1910Wehrle, Roger ________________ 1963Weiland, Frank _______________ 1901Weires, Bill __________________ 1985Weiss, Leven __________1976,77,78,79Weller, Wendell _______________ 1945Welk, Steve __________________ 1973Wellington, Rod _________ 1973,74,75Wells, Mike ___________1990,91,92,93Welt, Anthony ________________ 1964Wendling, Mike _____________1971,72Werner, Jon __________________ 1991Wessels, Ladd ________________ 1989Wester, Herb __________1984,85,86,87Westhoff, Jeff ________________ 1995Weston, Lee __________________ 1965Westra, Peter ____________ 1927,28,29Wheatley, Austin _________ 1997,98,99Whipka, Joe _________________ 1970Whisler, Bill _____________ 1959,60,61Whitaker, Matt __________ 1990,91,92White, Edward H. _____________ 1904White, Edward S. ______________ 1893White, Ike ______________ 1971,72,73White, J.D. __________________ 1989White, Roy ______________ 1904,05,07Wiegmann, Casey ________ 1993,94,95Wiegmann, Roger ________ 1953,54,55Wiese, Marlin ________________ 1964Wildeman, Parker _________1993,1994Wilder, Clifford _______________ 1963Wilkes, Troy __________________ 1989Wilkins, Glen _________________ 1903Willcox, Alex _______________2004,05Willer, James _________________ 1930Willet, James _________________ 1956

Willey, Dan _____________ 1977,78,79Williams, Chester _____________ 1960Williams, Dan ________________ 2001Williams, Dwayne ___________1979,80Williams, Fred ________________ 1898Williams, Hermon _____________ 1894Williams, Jerry _______________ 1961Williams, Joel ______________1960,61Williams, John _______________ 1966Williams, Lranzie _____________ 1951Williams, Louis __________ 1962,63,64Williams, Reggie ____________1994,95Williams, Richie ______________ 2005Williams, Samuel _____1898,99,1900,01Williams, Tony ___________ 1965,66,67Williams, Virgil _______________ 1959Willis, Joe _________________1976,77Willis, Ernest _________________ 1914Willock, Richard _________ 1995,96,97Wilson, Marcus _______________ 2006Wilson, Max _____________ 1913,14,15Wilson, Paul _________________ 2005Wilson, Robert __________ 1949,50,51Wilson, Steve ___________ 1966,67,68Wilson, Vincent _______________ 1999Windauer, Bill ___________ 1969,70,72Winslow, Donald _______1944,47,48,49Winton, James _____________1960,62Winston, Nate ___________ 1974,75,76Wirth, Dan ____________1984,85,86,87Wischmeier, Robert ____________ 1944Wise, Brian ___________1988,89,90,91Wojan, Steve ____________ 1974,76,77Woodard, Ralph ________1945,47,48,49Woodard, Richard ______1944,46,47,48Woodhause, Donald A. _______1949,50Woodhouse, Donald E. _________ 1949Woodland, Tom _______________ 1978Woods, LeVar __________ 1998,99,2000Woolston, Frank ____________1891,92Worthy, Kevin _________2000,01,02,03Wozniak, Ben ______________1978,79Wright, Anthony _______1986,87,88,89Wright, Benson _______________ 1891Wright, Charles _______________ 1897Wyatt, Bernie ___________ 1959,60,61Wyland, Guido ________________ 1916

-Y-Yacullo, Mike _______________1981,82Yamini, Bashir ______________1998,99Yanda, Marshal _____________2005,06Yauck, Robert ______________1960,61Yegge, John Paul ____________1926,27Yelton, Bob __________________ 1942Yocom, Brandt __________ 1972,74,75Yoder, Scott __________________ 1997Youel, James ____________ 1940,41,42Young, Albert ______________2005,06Young, Earl ________________1926,27Young, Harry _________________ 1971

-Z-Zaehringer, Paul ______________ 1943Zdzienicki, Chris ______________ 1997Zender, Robert ________________ 1947Zinn, Donald _________________ 1960Ziolkowski, Robert __________1963,64Zollman, Philip _______________ 1892

LETTERMEN


INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

ScoringPointsGame ________ 24 on seven occasions (last by Tavian Banks vs. Iowa State, 9/20/97)Season _______ 120 by Nate Kaeding, 2002Career _______ 373 by Nate Kaeding, 2000-03

Kicking PointsGame ________ 17 by Kyle Schlicher at Minnesota, 11/13/04Season _______ 120 by Nate Kaeding, 2002Career _______ 367 by Nate Kaeding, 2000-03

TouchdownsGame ________ 4 on eight occasions (last by Ed Hinkel vs. Minnesota, 11/19/05)Season _______ 19 by Tavian Banks, 1997Career _______ 36 by Tavian Banks, 1994-97Cons. Carries __ 3 by Aaron Greving vs. Kent State, 9/1/01

Field GoalsGame ________ 5 by Kyle Schlicher at Minnesota, 11/13/04Season _______ 21 by Kyle Schlicher, 2004 21 by Rob Houghtlin, 1987Career _______ 67 by Nate Kaeding, 2000-03Consecutive ___ 22 by Nate Kaeding, 2001-02

PATs MadeGame ________ 9 on two occasions (last by Zach Bromert vs. Iowa State, 9/20/97)Season _______ 57 by Nate Kaeding, 2002Career _______ 167 by Nate Kaeding, 2000-03Consecutive ___ 60, Nate Kaeding, 2001-02

PAT AttemptsGame ________ 9 on six occasions (last by Zach Bromert vs. Indiana, 10/25/97)Season _______ 58 by Nate Kaeding, 2002Career _______ 169 by Nate Kaeding, 2000-03

RushingAttemptsGame ________ 42 by Sedrick Shaw vs. Michigan State, 10/7/95Season _______ 316 by Sedrick Shaw, 1995Career _______ 837 by Sedrick Shaw, 1993-96

Yards GainedGame ________ 314 by Tavian Banks vs. Tulsa, 9/13/97Season _______ 1,691 by Tavian Banks, 1997Career _______ 4,156 by Sedrick Shaw, 1993-96

TouchdownsGame ________ 4 on four occasions (last by Tavian Banks vs. Iowa State, 9/20/97)Season _______ 17 by Tavian Banks, 1997Career _______ 33 by Tavian Banks, 1994-97 33 by Sedrick Shaw, 1993-96

NOTE: The Iowa football records and best performances, compiled by the Iowa Sports Information Office, begin with the 1939 season, commonly called the “Modern Era” of Big Ten and NCAA athletics. Throughout the records section, players listed in bold face are current Iowa players.

ReceivingReceptionsGame ________ 13 by Kevin Kasper at Ohio State, 10/30/99 13 by Nick Bell at Indiana, 10/29/88Season _______ 82 by Kevin Kasper, 2000Career _______ 157 by Kevin Kasper, 1997-2000

Yards GainedGame ________ 256 by Quinn Early vs. Northwestern, 11/7/87Season _______ 1,037 by Keith Chappelle, 1980Career _______ 2,271 by Tim Dwight, 1994-97

TouchdownsGame ________ 4 by Ed Hinkel vs. Minnesota, 11/19/05 4 by Quinn Early vs. Northwestern, 11/7/87Season _______ 11 by Maurice Brown, 2002Career _______ 21 by Tim Dwight, 1994-97 21 by Danan Hughes, 1989-92

PassingAttemptsGame ________ 60 by Scott Mullen vs. Indiana, 10/23/99 60 by Chuck Hartlieb vs. Indiana, 10/29/88Season _______ 460 by Chuck Hartlieb, 1988Career _______ 1,203 by Chuck Long, 1981-85

CompletionsGame ________ 44 by Chuck Hartlieb vs. Indiana, 10-29-88Season _______ 288 by Chuck Hartlieb, 1988Career _______ 782 by Chuck Long, 1981-85Consecutive ___ 22 by Chuck Long vs. Indiana, 1984

Completion PercentageGame ________ 100 by Brad Banks (10-10) vs. Northwestern, 11/09/02Season _______ 67.1 by Chuck Long (216 of 322), 1984Career _______ 65.0 by Chuck Long (782 of 1,203), 1981-85

Yards GainedGame ________ 558 by Chuck Hartlieb vs. Indiana, 10/29/88Season _______ 3,738 by Chuck Hartlieb, 1988Career _______ 10,461 by Chuck Long, 1981-85

TouchdownsGame ________ 7 by Chuck Hartlieb vs. Northwestern, 11/7/87Season _______ 27 by Chuck Long, 1985Career _______ 74 by Chuck Long, 1981-85

Total OffenseYards GainedGame ________ 516 by Chuck Hartlieb vs. Indiana, 10/29/88Season _______ 3,530 by Chuck Hartlieb, 1988Career _______ 10,254 by Chuck Long, 1981-85


INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Punt ReturnsNumberGame ________ 9 by Nile Kinnick vs. Indiana, 10/7/39Season _______ 40 by Ramon Ochoa, 2003Career _______ 124 by Peter Marciano, 1986-89

Yards ReturnedGame ________ 201 by Nile Kinnick vs. Indiana, 10/7/39Season _______ 495 by Ramon Ochoa, 2003Career _______ 1,102 by Tim Dwight, 1994-97

Kickoff ReturnsNumberGame ________ 9 by Tim Dwight vs. Ohio State, 10/28/95Season _______ 43 by Earl Douthitt, 1973Career _______ 78 by Earl Douthitt, 1972-74

Yards ReturnedGame ________ 187 by Sid Thomas vs. Michigan State, 11/23/74Season _______ 994 by Earl Douthitt, 1973Career _______ 1,762 by Earl Douthitt, 1972-74

PuntingNumberGame ________ 16 by Nile Kinnick vs. Notre Dame, 11/11/39Season _______ 85 by Dave Holsclaw, 1978Career _______ 272 by Jason Baker, 1997-00

YardsGame ________ 731 by Nile Kinnick vs. Notre Dame, 11/11/39Season _______ 3,107 by Dave Holsclaw, 1978Career _______ 11,304 by Jason Baker, 1997-00

AverageGame ________ 55.8 by Reggie Roby vs. Nebraska, 9/12/81*Season ______ 49.8 by Reggie Roby, 1981Career _______ 45.4 by Reggie Roby, 1979-82

* -- NCAA record

InterceptionsNumber*Game _______ 3, Grant Steen at Indiana, 10/19/02Season _______ 8 by Lou King, 1981 8 by Nile Kinnick, 1939Career _______ 18 by Devon Mitchell, 1982-85 18 by Nile Kinnick, 1937-39

* -- ties NCAA record for a linebacker

TacklesNumberGame ________ 29 by Dave Clement vs. Oregon State, 9/19/70Season _______ 171 by Andre Jackson, 1972Career _______ 492 by Larry Station, 1982-85

SolosGame ________ 18 by George Davis vs. Minnesota, 11/17/84Season _______ 105 by Tom Rusk, 1977Career _______ 308 by Larry Station, 1982-85

AssistsGame ________ 22 by Dave Clement vs. Oregon State, 9/19/70Season _______ 88 by Andre Jackson, 1972Career _______ 190 by Andre Jackson, 1972-75

For LossGame ________ 6 (23 yds.) by Leroy Smith vs. Ohio State, 11/2/91Season _______ 25 (93 yds.) by Jonathan Babineaux, 2004Career _______ 78 (407 yds.) by Jared DeVries, 1995-1998

For Loss (yardage)Game ________ 53 (4 tackles) by Ron Geater vs. Purdue, 10/25/91Season _______ 153 (20 tackles) by Andre Tippett, 1980Career _______ 407 (78 tackles) by Jared DeVries, 1995-1998

QB SacksGame ________ 5 (21 yds.) by Leroy Smith vs. Ohio State, 11/2/91Season _______ 18 (101 yds.) by Leroy Smith, 1991Career _______ 42 (323 yds.) by Jared DeVries, 1995-1998

Blocked KicksGame ________ 2 by Kenny Iwebema vs. Illinois, 10/1/05 2 by Sean Considine at Iowa State, 9/13/03 2 by Maurea Crain vs. Minnesota, 11/21/92 2 by Merton Hanks vs. Wyoming, 12/30/87Season _______ 3 by Brian Wise, 1991 3 by Merton Hanks, 1990Career _______ 7 by Merton Hanks, 1987-90


TEAM OFFENSIVE RECORDS

ScoringPointsGame _____________ 70 vs. Utah State, 9/28/57Season ____________ 484 in 2002Per game __________ 48.5 in 1890

TouchdownsGame _____________ 10 vs. Texas-El Paso, 9/27/86 10 vs. Utah State, 9/28/57Season ____________ 60 in 2002

Field GoalsGame _____________ 5 at Minnesota, 11/13/04 5 vs. Washington, 12/29/95Season ____________ 21 in 2004, 2002 and 1987

PATs MadeGame _____________ 9 vs. Iowa State, 9/20/97 9 vs. Cincinnati, 9/15/90Season ____________ 57 in 2002

Total OffensePlaysGame _____________ 101 at Minnesota, 11/2/68Season ____________ 971 in 1987

Yards GainedGame _____________ 713 vs. Northwestern, 10/8/83Season ____________ 5,647 in 1983Per game __________ 470.6 in 1983

First DownsNumberGame _____________ 36 vs. Washington State, 9/27/69Season ____________ 284 in 1985Per game __________ 23.7 in 1985

RushingAttemptsGame _____________ 82 at Minnesota, 11/2/68 82 vs. South Dakota, 10/5/40Season ____________ 607 in 1984

Yards GainedGame _____________ 517 vs. Minnesota, 11/19/83Season ____________ 2,784 in 2002Per game __________ 255.4 in 1958

Yards/AttemptGame _____________ 11.0 vs. Minnesota, 11/19/83Season ____________ 5.3 in 1997

TouchdownsGame _____________ 9 vs. Cincinnati, 9/15/90Season ____________ 38 in 1990

PassingAttemptsGame _____________ 62 at Indiana, 10/29/88Season ____________ 470 in 1988

CompletionsGame _____________ 44 at Indiana, 10/29/88Season ____________ 290 in 1988

Completion PercentageGame _____________ 1.000 (12-12) vs. Northwestern, 11/9/02Season ____________ .657 (276-420) in 1985

Yards GainedGame _____________ 584 at Northwestern, 11/7/87Season ____________ 3,796 in 1987Per game __________ 300.9 in 1985

TouchdownsGame _____________ 7 at Northwestern, 11/7/87Season ____________ 30 in 1985

Kickoff ReturnsNumberSeason ____________ 64 in 1973

Yards ReturnedSeason ____________ 1,381 in 1973Per return _________ 29.0 in 1941

Punt ReturnsNumberSeason ____________ 48 in 2003

Yards ReturnedSeason ____________ 636 in 1997Per return _________ 17.0 in 1940

PuntingNumberGame _____________ 16 vs. Notre Dame, 11/11/39Season ____________ 85 in 1978

YardsGame _____________ 731 vs. Notre Dame, 11/11/39Season ____________ 3,145 (74 punts, 42.5 avg.) in 2000

Yards/PuntGame _____________ 55.8 vs. Nebraska, 9/12/81Season ____________ 45.5 in 1981


TEAM DEFENSIVE RECORDS

ScoringPointsGame ____________ 0 on 46 occasions (last vs. Ball State, 9/3/05)Season ___________ 5 in 1899Per game _________ 0.6 in 1899

TouchdownsGame ____________ 0 on 51 occasions (last vs. Ball State, 9/3/05)Season ___________ 1 in 1899

Total OffensePlaysGame ____________ 39 vs. Wyoming, 10/17/53Season ___________ 475 in 1944

Yards GainedGame ____________ 49 at Northwestern, 10/6/84Season ___________ 1,467 in 1937Per game _________ 183.3 in 1937

First DownsNumberGame ____________ 2 vs. South Dakota, 10/5/40 2 vs. Nebraska, 11/4/44Season ___________ 67 in 1937Per game _________ 8.4 in 1937

RushingAttemptsGame ____________ 17 at Purdue, 11/18/89Season ___________ 362 in 1955

Yards GainedGame ____________ (-73) at Purdue, 11/18/89Season ___________ 950 in 1937Per game _________ 79.7 in 1981

Yards/AttemptGame ____________ (-4.2) at Purdue, 11/18/89Season ___________ 2.4 in 1981

TouchdownsGame ____________ 0 on many occasions (last at Illinois, 9/23/06)Season ___________ 1 in 1899

PassingAttemptsGame ____________ 1 vs. South Dakota, 10/5/40 1 at Notre Dame, 10/27/45Season ___________ 62 in 1944

Completions

Game ____________ 0 on many occasions 2 vs. Purdue, 10/24/92 2 vs. Michigan State, 10/3/87Season ___________ 19 in 1944

Completion PercentageGame ____________ .000 on many occasions .200 vs. Michigan State, 10/3/87Season ___________ .270 in 1941

Yards GainedGame ____________ (-7) vs. Notre Dame, 10/23/48Season ___________ 365 in 1941Per game _________ 45.6 in 1941

TouchdownsGame ____________ 0 on many occasions (last vs. Ball State, 9/3/05)Season ___________ 0 on many occasions

TacklesFor LossGame _____________16 vs. Northwestern (-92 yards), 11/16/91Season ___________ 114 in 1995

QB SacksGame ____________ 9 at Purdue (-74 yards), 11/18/89Season ___________ 61 in 1991

TurnoversInterceptionsGame ____________ 7 vs. Wisconsin, 11/13/82Season ___________ 23 in 1986 and 1987

Fumbles RecoveredGame ____________ 7 at Purdue, 10/1/49Season ___________ 26 in 1977


INDIVIDUAL GAME BESTS

Rushing (min. 175 yards) Name _____________________________ Att-Yards _______________ TDs _______ Opponent _________________________ Date 1. Tavian Banks _______________________ 29-314 _________________ 4 _________ Tulsa ______________________________ 9/13/97 2. Ed Podolak _________________________ 17286 __________________ 2 _________ Northwestern _______________________ 11/9/68 3. Sedrick Shaw _______________________ 42-250 _________________ 1 _________ Michigan State ______________________ 10/7/95 4. Phil Blatcher ________________________ 27-247 _________________ 2 _________ Michigan State ______________________ 11/21/81 5. Dennis Mosley ______________________ 39-229 _________________ 2 _________ Iowa State _________________________ 9/29/79 6. Nick Bell ___________________________ 31-217 _________________ 3 _________ Wisconsin __________________________ 10/14/89 7. Sedrick Shaw _______________________ 41-214 _________________ 3 _________ Wisconsin __________________________ 11/18/95 8. Tavian Banks _______________________ 18-204 _________________ 2 _________ Northern Iowa ______________________ 9/6/97 9. Albert Young _______________________ 38-202 _________________ 2 _________ Northwestern ______________________ 11/5/05 Jim Jensen _________________________ 21-202 _________________ 2 _________ Indiana ____________________________ 10/18/75 11. Eddie Phillips _______________________ 36-198 _________________ 1 _________ Minnesota __________________________ 10/24/81 12. Fred Russell ________________________ 17-194 _________________ 1 _________ Minnesota __________________________ 11/16/02 Tony Stewart _______________________ 32-194 _________________ 0 _________ Iowa State _________________________ 9/24/88 Bob Jeter __________________________ 9-194 __________________ 1 _________ California __________________________ 1/1/59 15. Frank Holmes _______________________ 34-193 _________________ 2 _________ Oregon State _______________________ 9/23/72 16. Ronnie Harmon _____________________ 28-191 _________________ 3 _________ Illinois ____________________________ 9/29/84 17. Rick Bayless ________________________ 33-183 _________________ 0 _________ Northwestern _______________________ 10/25/86 Jerry Faske _________________________ 20-183 _________________ 1 _________ Northwestern _______________________ 10/22/49 19. Tavian Banks _______________________ 18-182 _________________ 3 _________ Iowa State _________________________ 9/14/96 Kevin Harmon ______________________ 31-182 _________________ 3 _________ Iowa State _________________________ 9/19/87 21. Sedrick Shaw _______________________ 32-178 _________________ 1 _________ Iowa State _________________________ 9/16/95 22. Jeff Brown _________________________ 31-176 _________________ 0 _________ Indiana ____________________________ 9/13/80 23. Dennis Green _______________________ 18-175 _________________ 2 _________ Texas Christian ______________________ 9/28/68

Passing (min. 300 yards) Name _____________________________ Comp-Att ________Yards _________ TDs _________ Opponent ______________________Date 1. Chuck Hartlieb ______________________ 44-60 ___________558 __________ 3 ___________ Indiana _________________________10/29/88 2. Chuck Hartlieb ______________________ 25-32 ___________471 __________ 7 ___________ Northwestern ____________________11/7/87 3. Chuck Long _________________________ 29-39 ___________461 __________ 6 ___________ Texas __________________________12/26/84 4. Chuck Hartlieb ______________________ 30-51 ___________428 __________ 3 ___________ N.C. State _______________________12/31/88 5. Scott Mullen ________________________ 36-60 ___________426 __________ 0 ___________ Indiana _________________________10/23/99 6. Chuck Long _________________________ 23-33 ___________420 __________ 3 ___________ Northwestern ____________________10/8/83 7. Chuck Long _________________________ 19-26 ___________399 __________ 6 ___________ Northwestern ____________________10/26/85 8. Jon Beutjer _________________________ 30-47 ___________380 __________ 4 ___________ Indiana _________________________9/30/00 Chuck Long _________________________ 30-39 ___________380 __________ 4 ___________ Michigan State __________________10/5/85 10. Matt Sherman _______________________ 21-28 ___________374 __________ 2 ___________ Penn State ______________________10/21/95 11. Chuck Long _________________________ 17-21 ___________369 __________ 4 ___________ Purdue _________________________10/13/84 12. Chuck Hartlieb ______________________ 27-43 ___________362 __________ 1 ___________ Michigan _______________________10/17/87 13. Chuck Hartlieb ______________________ 24-40 ___________360 __________ 2 ___________ Ohio State ______________________11/12/88 14. Drew Tate __________________________ 19-33 ___________357 __________ 3 ___________ Purdue _________________________10/8/05 15. Drew Tate __________________________ 26-36 ___________354 __________ 2 ___________ Minnesota ______________________11/18/06 16. Drew Tate __________________________ 19-32 ___________351 __________ 4 ___________ Minnesota ______________________11/19/05 17. Drew Tate __________________________ 32-55 ___________346 __________ 3 ___________ Florida _________________________1/1/06 18. Chuck Long _________________________ 16-30 ___________345 __________ 2 ___________ Penn State ______________________9/17/83 19. Drew Tate __________________________ 25-37 ___________340 __________ 1 ___________ Michigan State __________________10/2/04 Scott Mullen ________________________ 28-51 ___________340 __________ 3 ___________ Minnesota ______________________11/20/99 21. Matt Sherman _______________________ 18-37 ___________334 __________ 2 ___________ Ohio State ______________________10/28/95 22. Drew Tate __________________________ 24-39 ___________333 __________ 2 ___________ Minnesota ______________________11/13/04 Chuck Hartlieb ______________________ 20-37 ___________333 __________ 1 ___________ Ohio State ______________________11/14/87 24. Drew Tate __________________________ 26-39 ___________331 __________ 3 ___________ Ohio State ______________________10/16/04 25. Matt Sherman _______________________ 19-24 ___________331 __________ 3 ___________ Northwestern ____________________11/12/94 26. Chuck Hartlieb ______________________ 26-41 ___________328 __________ 2 ___________ Minnesota ______________________11/21/87 27. Pete Gales __________________________ 23-46 ___________321 __________ 1 ___________ Purdue _________________________11/8/80 28. Chuck Long _________________________ 29-37 ___________319 __________ 1 ___________ UCLA __________________________1/1/86 29. Chuck Hartlieb ______________________ 19-34 ___________317 __________ 3 ___________ Purdue _________________________10/24/87 30. Mike Cilek __________________________ 27-48 ___________316 __________ 2 ___________ Illinois _________________________11/22/67 31. Scott Mullen ________________________ 23-34 ___________314 __________ 2 ___________ Western Michigan ________________9/9/00 32. Gary Snook _________________________ 26-49 ___________310 __________ 2 ___________ Purdue _________________________10/24/64 33. Gary Snook _________________________ 18-36 ___________309 __________ 2 ___________ Minnesota ______________________11/7/64 34. Jim Hartlieb ________________________ 25-39 ___________308 __________ 3 ___________ Michigan _______________________10/3/92 35. Chuck Long _________________________ 19-26 ___________304 __________ 3 ___________ Tennessee _______________________12/31/82 Olen Treadway ______________________ 26-41 ___________304 __________ 1 ___________ Wisconsin _______________________10/17/59

Total Offense (min. 350 yards) Name _____________________________ Rush ____________Pass __________ Total _______ Opponent ______________________Date 1. Chuck Hartlieb ______________________ ( 42) ____________558 __________ 516 _________ Indiana _________________________10/29/88 2. Chuck Long _________________________ 20 ______________461 __________ 481 _________ Texas __________________________12/26/84 3. Scott Mullen ________________________ 47 ______________426 __________ 473 _________ Indiana _________________________10/23/99 4. Chuck Hartlieb ______________________ 1 _______________471 __________ 472 _________ Northwestern ____________________11/7/87 5. Chuck Hartlieb ______________________ ( 18) ____________428 __________ 410 _________ N.C. State _______________________12/31/88 6. Chuck Long _________________________ 6 _______________399 __________ 405 _________ Northwestern ____________________10/26/85 7. Chuck Long _________________________ ( 22) ____________420 __________ 398 _________ Northwestern ____________________10/8/83 8. Jon Beutjer _________________________ 10 ______________380 __________ 390 _________ Indiana _________________________9/30/00 9. Chuck Long _________________________ 5 _______________380 __________ 385 _________ Michigan State __________________10/5/85 10. Pete Gales __________________________ 50 ______________321 __________ 371 _________ Purdue _________________________11/8/80 11. Drew Tate __________________________ 24 ______________346 __________ 370 _________ Florida _________________________1/1/06 12. Drew Tate __________________________ 12 ______________357 __________ 369 _________ Purdue _________________________10/8/05 13. Drew Tate __________________________ 11 ______________354 __________ 365 _________ Minnesota ______________________11/18/06 14. Chuck Long _________________________ ( 9) _____________369 __________ 360 _________ Purdue _________________________10/13/84 15. Drew Tate __________________________ 5 _______________351 __________ 356 _________ Minnesota ______________________11/19/05 16. Drew Tate __________________________ 24 ______________331 __________ 355 _________ Ohio State ______________________10/16/04


INDIVIDUAL GAME BESTS

Receiving (min. 150 yards) Name _____________________________ No-Yards ________TDs __________ Opponent __________________ Date 1. Quinn Early ________________________ 10-256 __________4 ____________ Northwestern ________________ 11/7/87 2. Deven Harberts ______________________ 11-233 __________1 ____________ Indiana ____________________ 10/29/88 3. Bill Happel _________________________ 9-207 ___________3 ____________ Northern Illinois _____________ 9/21/85 4. Dave Moritz ________________________ 11-192 __________2 ____________ Indiana ____________________ 10/29/83 5. Keith Chappelle _____________________ 12-191 __________2 ____________ Illinois _____________________ 10/11/80 6. Tim Dwight _________________________ 8-188 ___________1 ____________ Northwestern ________________ 11/9/96 7. Tim Dwight _________________________ 8-187 ___________3 ____________ Iowa State __________________ 11/20/97 8. Dave Moritz ________________________ 8-168 ___________1 ____________ Tennessee __________________ 12/31/82 9. Scott Slutzker ______________________ 8-167 ___________0 ____________ Penn State __________________ 10/21/95 10. Clinton Solomon _____________________ 5-166 ___________2 ____________ Purdue _____________________ 10/8/05 11. Jim Gibbons ________________________ 9-164 ___________2 ____________ Minnesota __________________ 11/9/57 12. Al Bream ___________________________ 12-160 __________2 ____________ Illinois _____________________ 11/25/67 13. Andy Brodell _______________________ 6-159 ___________2 ____________ Texas ______________________ 12/30/06 Andy Brodell _______________________ 7-159 ___________1 ____________ Minnesota __________________ 11/18/06 Marv Cook __________________________ 9-159 ___________1 ____________ Ohio State __________________ 11/14/87 16. Clinton Solomon _____________________ 9-157 ___________1 ____________ Minnesota __________________ 11/13/04 Dave Triplett ________________________ 7-157 ___________1 ____________ Wisconsin ___________________ 10/30/71 18. Karl Noonan ________________________ 10-155 __________1 ____________ Wisconsin ___________________ 10/17/64 Emlen Tunnell ______________________ 6-155 ___________3 ____________ Indiana ____________________ 10/11/47 20. Scott Helverson _____________________ 8-154 ___________2 ____________ Iowa State __________________ 9/28/85 21. Ed Hinkel __________________________ 7-151 ___________4 ____________ Minnesota __________________ 11/19/05 Jack Dittmer ________________________ 5-151 ___________2 ____________ Boston U. ___________________ 11/20/48

Scoring Name _____________________________ Points ______________ TDs-PAT ______________ Opponent ___________________________ Date 1. Ed Hinkel __________________________ 24 _________________ 4-0 __________________ Minnesota ___________________________ 11/19/05 Tavian Banks _______________________ 24 _________________ 4-0 __________________ Iowa State ___________________________ 9/20/97 Tavian Banks _______________________ 24 _________________ 4-0 __________________ Tulsa _______________________________ 9/13/97 Mike Saunders ______________________ 24 _________________ 4-0 __________________ Indiana _____________________________ 11/9/91 Quinn Early ________________________ 24 _________________ 4-0 __________________ Northwestern ________________________ 11/7/87 Owen Gill __________________________ 24 _________________ 4-0 __________________ Iowa State ___________________________ 9/10/83 Dennis Mosley ______________________ 24 _________________ 4-0 __________________ Indiana _____________________________ 9/8/79 Larry Lawrence ______________________ 24 _________________ 4-0 __________________ Minnesota ___________________________ 11/2/68 8. Nile Kinnick ________________________ 23 _________________ 3-5 __________________ South Dakota ________________________ 9/30/39 9. 30 players tied with 18 (last time by Jeremy Allen vs. Northwestern, 11/10/01)

Interceptions 1. 3, Grant Steen vs. Indiana, 10/19/02

Tackles (min. 20 tackles) Name _________________________ Total ___________ Solo-Asst _________________Opponent ____________________________Date 1. Dave Clement ___________________ 29 ______________7-22 _____________________Oregon State __________________________9/19/70 2. Bobby Diaco ____________________ 26 ______________10-16 ____________________Indiana ______________________________10/14/95 3. Dave Brooks ____________________ 26 ______________13-13 ____________________Illinois _______________________________11/21/70 4. Bob Sanders ____________________ 25 ______________14-11 ____________________Indiana ______________________________10/20/01 5. Dave Moreland __________________ 23 ______________15-8 _____________________Minnesota ____________________________10/15/66 6. Greg Allison ____________________ 22 ______________7-15 _____________________Purdue _______________________________10/26/68 Andre Jackson __________________ 22 ______________13-9 _____________________Michigan State ________________________10/28/72 8. Mike Phillips ____________________ 21 ______________7-14 _____________________Purdue _______________________________10/26/68 Andre Jackson __________________ 21 ______________8-13 _____________________Ohio State ____________________________9/16/72 Andre Jackson __________________ 21 ______________11-10 ____________________Purdue _______________________________11/15/75 Larry Station ___________________ 21 ______________17-4 _____________________Minnesota ____________________________11/17/84 Jim Reilly ______________________ 21 ______________14-7 _____________________Indiana ______________________________10/29/88 13. Abdul Hodge ___________________ 20 ______________14-6 _____________________Michigan _____________________________10/22/05 Dave Clement ___________________ 20 ______________11-9 _____________________Illinois _______________________________11/21/70 Andre Jackson __________________ 20 ______________15-5 _____________________Minnesota ____________________________10/21/72 Andre Jackson __________________ 20 ______________13-7 _____________________Michigan _____________________________9/15/73 Andre Jackson __________________ 20 ______________15-5 _____________________UCLA ________________________________9/22/73 Bob Salter ______________________ 20 ______________12-8 _____________________Ohio State ____________________________11/17/73 Tom Rusk ______________________ 20 ______________16-4 _____________________UCLA ________________________________10/1/77 Larry Station ___________________ 20 ______________13-7 _____________________Purdue _______________________________10/15/83 George Davis ____________________ 20 ______________18-2 _____________________Minnesota ____________________________11/17/84 Larry Station ___________________ 20 ______________17-3 _____________________Michigan State ________________________10/5/85 Dave Haight ____________________ 20 ______________14-6 _____________________Michigan _____________________________10/18/86 Brad Quast _____________________ 20 ______________12-8 _____________________Iowa State ____________________________9/24/88 Melvin Foster ___________________ 20 ______________13-7 _____________________Michigan State ________________________10/6/90 Eric Thigpen ____________________ 20 ______________11-9 _____________________Wisconsin ____________________________10/24/98


INDIVIDUAL SEASON BESTS

Rushing (min. 700 yards) Name ____________ Att-Yards ______Avg _____TDs __ Year 1. Tavian Banks ______ 260-1,691 _____6.5 ______17 ___1997 2. Sedrick Shaw ______ 316-1,477 _____4.7 ______15 ___1995 3. Fred Russell _______ 282-1,355 _____4.8 ______7 ____2003 4. Albert Young _____ 249-1,334 _____5.4 ______8 ___ 2005 5. Dennis Mosley _____ 270-1,267 _____4.7 ______12 ___1979 6. Fred Russell _______ 220-1,264 _____5.7 ______9 ____2002 7. Ronnie Harmon ____ 223-1,166 _____5.2 ______9 ____1985 8. Rick Bayless _______ 216-1,150 _____5.3 ______10 ___1986 9. Sedrick Shaw ______ 224-1,116 _____5.0 ______9 ____1996 10. Ladell Betts _______ 232-1,090 _____4.7 ______5 ____2000 11. Ladell Betts _______ 222-1,060 _____4.8 ______10 ___2001 12. Tony Stewart ______ 215-1,036 _____4.8 ______8 ____1988 13. Mike Saunders _____ 216-1,022 _____4.7 ______10 ___1991 14. Nick Bell __________ 166-1,009 _____6.1 ______12 ___1990 15. Sedrick Shaw ______ 170-1,002 _____5.9 ______7 ____1994 16. Ed Podolak ________ 154-937 _______6.1 ______8 ____1968 17. Owen Gill _________ 199-920 _______4.6 ______4 ____1984 18. Ronnie Harmon ____ 190-907 _______4.8 ______11 ___1984 19. Levi Mitchell ______ 205-900 _______4.4 ______3 ____1970 20. Ladell Betts _______ 189-857 _______4.5 ______5 ____1999 21. Tony Stewart ______ 157-844 _______5.4 ______3 ____1990 22. Eddie Phillips ______ 166-806 _______4.9 ______5 ____1982 23. Owen Gill _________ 129-798 _______6.2 ______10 ___1983 24. Albert Young _____ 178-779 ______4.4 ______7 ___ 2006 25. Eddie Phillips ______ 162-778 _______4.8 ______8 ____1983 26. Phil Blatcher ______ 157-737 _______4.7 ______8 ____1981 Bill Reichardt ______ 178-737 _______4.2 ______2 ____1951 28. Kevin Harmon _____ 151-715 _______4.7 ______6 ____1987 29. Jermelle Lewis _____ 123-709 _______5.8 ______8 ____2002

Passing (min. 1,200 yards) Name ___________ Comp-Att __ Pct. ___ Yards __ TDs _ Year 1. Chuck Hartlieb ____ 288-460 ___ .626 __ 3,738 __ 17 __1988 2. Chuck Long ______ 260-388 ___ .670 __ 3,297 __ 27 __1985 3. Chuck Hartlieb ____ 217-334 ___ .650 __ 3,092 __ 19 __1987 4. Chuck Long ______ 216-322 ___ .671 __ 2,871 __ 22 __1984 5. Drew Tate ________ 219-352 ___ .622 __ 2,828 __ 22 __2005 6. Drew Tate ________ 233-375 ___ .621 __ 2,786 __ 20 __2004 7. Drew Tate ________ 207-352 ___ .588 __ 2,623 __ 18 __2006 8. Chuck Long ______ 157-265 ___ .592 __ 2,601 __ 14 __1983 9. Brad Banks _______ 170-294 ___ .578 __ 2,573 __ 26 __2002 10. Matt Sherman ____ 170-295 ___ .576 __ 2,546 __ 14 __1995 11. Matt Rodgers _____ 185-283 ___ .654 __ 2,275 __ 14 __1991 12. Matt Rodgers _____ 187-310 ___ .603 __ 2,228 __ 15 __1990 13. Matt Rodgers _____ 178-312 ___ .571 __ 2,222 __ 12 __1989 14. Paul Burmeister ___ 184-309 ___ .596 __ 2,152 __ 10 __1993 15. Gary Snook _______ 151-311 ___ .485 __ 2,062 __ 11 __1964 16. Nathan Chandler __ 165-307 ___ .537 __ 2,040 __ 18 __2003 17. Kyle McCann _____ 167-252 ___ .663 __ 2,028 __ 16 __2001 18. Matt Sherman ____ 154-264 ___ .583 __ 1,918 __ 12 __1996 19. Larry Lawrence ___ 113-239 ___ .473 __ 1,680 __ 10 __1969 20. Chuck Long ______ 148-227 ___ .652 __ 1,678 __ 11 __1982 21. Jim Hartlieb ______ 144-226 ___ .637 __ 1,579 __ 12 __1992 22. Mark Vlasic _______ 108-180 ___ .600 __ 1,456 __ 11 __1986 23. Scott Mullen ______ 126-226 ___ .558 __ 1,415 __ 5 ___1999 24. Randy Duncan ____ 101-172 ___ .587 __ 1,347 __ 11 __1958 25. Larry Lawrence ___ 88-156 ____ .564 __ 1,307 __ 7 ___1968 26. Frank Sunderman _ 109-235 ___ .463 __ 1,297 __ 9 ___1971

Receiving (min. 600 yards) Name _____________ No-Yards ____ Avg. ____ TDs ___Year 1. Keith Chappelle _____ 64-1,037 ____ 16.2 ____ 6 _____1980 2. Kevin Kasper _______ 82-1,010 ____ 12.3 ____ 7 _____2000 3. Quinn Early ________ 63-1,004 ____ 15.9 ____ 10 ____1987 4. Maurice Brown ______ 48-966 ______ 20.1 ____ 11 ____2002 5. Karl Noonan ________ 59-933 ______ 15.8 ____ 4 _____1964 6. Dave Moritz ________ 50-912 ______ 18.2 ____ 5 _____1983 7. Clinton Solomon ____ 58-905 ______ 15.6 ____ 6 _____2004 8. Bill Happel _________ 56-901 ______ 16.1 ____ 8 _____1985 9. Deven Harberts _____ 53-880 ______ 16.6 ____ 6 _____1988 10. Kahlil Hill __________ 59-841 ______ 14.3 ____ 8 _____2001 11. Tim Dwight ________ 46-816 ______ 17.7 ____ 9 _____1995 12. Marv Cook _________ 49-803 ______ 16.4 ____ 2 _____1987 13. Clinton Solomon ____ 46-800 ______ 17.4 ____ 7 _____2005 14. Marv Cook _________ 63-767 ______ 12.2 ____ 3 _____1988 15. Danan Hughes ______ 43-757 ______ 17.6 ____ 8 _____1991 16. Tim Dwight ________ 51-751 ______ 14.7 ____ 4 _____1996 17. Ed Hinkel __________ 63-744 ______ 11.8 ____ 7 _____2004 18. Dallas Clark ________ 43-742 ______ 17.3 ____ 4 _____2002 19. Kerry Reardon ______ 43-738 ______ 17.2 ____ 6 _____1969 20. Ronnie Harmon _____ 35-729 ______ 20.8 ____ 5 _____1983 21. Andy Brodell ______ 39-724 _____ 18.6 ____ 5 ____ 2006 22. Al Bream __________ 55-704 ______ 12.8 ____ 5 _____1967 Tim Dwight ________ 42-704 ______ 16.8 ____ 8 _____1997 24. Scott Helverson _____ 54-703 ______ 13.0 ____ 5 _____1985 25. Ronnie Harmon _____ 60-699 ______ 11.7 ____ 1 _____1985 26. Kevin Kasper _______ 60-664 ______ 11.1 ____ 3 _____1999 27. Dominique Douglas _ 49-654 _____ 13.3 ____ 2 ____ 2006 28. Harold Jasper _______ 38-641 ______ 16.9 ____ 2 _____1993 29. Bill Happel _________ 47-632 ______ 13.4 ____ 3 _____1984 30. Harold Jasper _______ 33-621 ______ 18.8 ____ 2 _____1994 31. Kahlil Hill __________ 58-619 ______ 10.7 ____ 5 _____2000 32. Dave Moritz ________ 41-605 ______ 14.8 ____ 3 _____1982 33. Alan Cross _________ 55-600 ______ 10.9 ____ 5 _____1992 Jim Mauro _________ 30-600 ______ 20.0 ____ 5 _____1986

Total Offense (min. 1,600 yards) Name ___________Rush ___ Pass ___ Total ___ TDR* _Year 1. Chuck Hartlieb ____(-208) __ 3,738 __ 3,530 __ 18 ____1988 2. Chuck Long ______(-125) __ 3,297 __ 3,172 __ 29 ____1985 3. Brad Banks _______423 ____ 2573 ___ 2,996 __ 31 ____2002 4. Chuck Hartlieb ____(-159) __ 3,092 __ 2,933 __ 20 ____1987 5. Drew Tate ________41 _____ 2,828 __ 2,869 __ 23 ____2005 6. Drew Tate ________124 ____ 2,623 __ 2,747 __ 18 ____2006 7. Chuck Long ______(-154) __ 2,871 __ 2,717 __ 26 ____1984 8. Drew Tate ________(-76) ___ 2,786 __ 2,710 __ 22 ____2004 9. Chuck Long ______(-60) ___ 2,601 __ 2,541 __ 19 ____1983 10. Matt Rodgers _____140 ____ 2,275 __ 2,415 __ 18 ____1991 11. Matt Sherman ____(-153) __ 2,546 __ 2,393 __ 15 ____1995 12. Matt Rodgers _____64 _____ 2,228 __ 2,292 __ 24 ____1990 13. Nathan Chandler __138 ____ 2,040 __ 2,178 __ 24 ____2003 14. Matt Rodgers _____(-74) ___ 2,222 __ 2,148 __ 14 ____1989 15. Kyle McCann _____78 _____ 2,028 __ 2,106 __ 19 ____2001 16. Larry Lawrence ___406 ____ 1,680 __ 2,086 __ 15 ____1969 17. Gary Snook _______(-18) ___ 2,062 __ 2,044 __ 15 ____1964 18. Paul Burmeister ___(-257) __ 2,152 __ 1,895 __ 13 ____1993 19. Chuck Long ______121 ____ 1,678 __ 1,799 __ 15 ____1982 20. Matt Sherman ____(-186) __ 1,918 __ 1,732 __ 13 ____1996 21. Tavian Banks _____1,691 ___ 0 ______ 1,691 __ 17 ____1997 22. Jim Hartlieb ______60 _____ 1,579 __ 1,639 __ 14 ____1992

*TDR -- touchdowns responsible for


INDIVIDUAL SEASON BESTS

Scoring (min. 60 points) Name _____________Points ______ TDs-PAT-FG ______Year 1. Nate Kaeding _______120 ________ 0-57-21 _________2002 2. Tavian Banks _______114 ________ 19-0-0 __________1997 3. Nate Kaeding _______106 ________ 1-40-20 _________2003 4. Rob Houghtlin ______105 ________ 0-48-19 _________1985 5. Rob Houghtlin ______104 ________ 0-41-21 _________1987 6. Dennis Mosley ______96 _________ 16-0-0 __________1979 7. Kyle Schlicher ______94 _________ 0-43-17 _________2005 8. Kyle Schlicher ______92 _________ 0-29-21 _________2004 Sedrick Shaw _______92 _________ 15-1-0 __________1995 10. Tom Nichol _________89 _________ 0-41-16 _________1984 11. Tom Nichol _________86 _________ 0-44-14 _________1983 12. Nate Kaeding _______85 _________ 0-49-12 _________2001 13. Nick Bell ___________84 _________ 14-0-0 __________1990 14. Jeff Skillett ________83 _________ 0-47-12 _________1990 15. Rob Houghtlin ______81 _________ 0-39-14 _________1986 16. Mike Saunders ______78 _________ 13-0-0 __________1991 17. Zach Bromert _______72 _________ 0-51-7 __________1997 Ronnie Harmon _____72 _________ 12-0-0 __________1984 19. Kyle Schlicher ______71 _________ 0-32-13 _________2006 20. Wilburn Hollis ______68 _________ 11-1-0 __________1960 21. Jeff Skillett ________67 _________ 0-34-11 _________1991 22. Maurice Brown ______66 _________ 11-0-0 __________2002 Ladell Betts ________66 _________ 11-0-0 __________2001 Tim Dwight ________66 _________ 11-0-0 __________1997 Tim Dwight ________66 _________ 11-0-0 __________1995 Rick Bayless ________66 _________ 11-0-0 __________1986 Earl Smith _________66 _________ 11-0-0 __________1954 28. Jeff Skillett ________64 _________ 0-31-11 _________1988 29. Nate Kaeding _______62 _________ 0-20-14 _________2000 Tavian Banks _______62 _________ 10-1-0 __________1996 31. Jermelle Lewis ______60 _________ 10-0-0 __________2002 C.J. Jones __________60 _________ 10-0-0 __________2002 Sedrick Shaw _______60 _________ 10-0-0 __________1996 Zach Bromert _______60 _________ 0-36-8 __________1996 Quinn Early ________60 _________ 10-0-0 __________1987 Ronnie Harmon _____60 _________ 10-0-0 __________1985 Owen Gill __________60 _________ 10-0-0 __________1983 Larry Lawrence _____60 _________ 10-0-0 __________1968 George Rice ________60 _________ 10-0-0 __________1953

Interceptions Name _____________No-Yards __ Avg. _____ TDs ____ Year 1. Lou King ___________8-62 _______ 7.8 ______ 0 ______1981 Nile Kinnick ________8-52 _______ 6.5 ______ 0 ______1939 3. Kerry Burt _________7-15 _______ 2.1 ______ 0 ______1987 Jay Norvell _________7-93 _______ 13.3 _____ 0 ______1985 Steve Wilson _______7-83 _______ 11.9 _____ 0 ______1967 6. Jovon Johnson ______6-81 _______ 13.5 _____ 0 ______2003 Damien Robinson ____6-99 _______ 16.5 _____ 0 ______1996 Plez Atkins _________6-96 _______ 16.2 _____ 2 ______1995 Mike Stoops ________6-154 ______ 25.7 _____ 0 ______1983 Rod Sears __________6-50 _______ 8.3 ______ 0 ______1976

Tackles (min 110 tackles) Name _________________ Total _______Solo-Ast _____Year 1. Andre Jackson __________ 171 ________83-88 ________1972 2. Abdul Hodge ___________ 158 ________98-60 ________2005 3. Chad Greenway _________ 156 ________95-61 ________2005 4. Abdul Hodge ___________ 141 ________84-57 ________2003 5. Dave Clement ___________ 140 ________75-65 ________1970 Jim Reilly ______________ 139 ________82-57 ________1988 Dave Simms ____________ 139 ________84-55 ________1971 8. Larry Station ___________ 138 ________81-57 ________1983 Tom Rusk ______________ 138 ________105-33 _______1977 10. Larry Station ___________ 137 ________85-52 ________1984 11. Matt Hughes ___________ 136 ________92-44 ________1996 12. Bobby Diaco ____________ 134 ________62-72 ________1995 13. Brad Quast _____________ 133 ________78-55 ________1988 14. Chad Greenway _________ 132 ________78-54 ________2003 15. Mike Dailey ____________ 131 ________82-49 ________1993 16. Dave Brooks ____________ 130 ________75-55 ________1970 17. Mike Klinkenborg ______ 129 ________61-68 ______ 2006 George Davis ___________ 129 ________82-47 ________1986 Larry Station ___________ 129 ________91-38 ________1985 20. Dan LaFleur ____________ 127 ________75-52 ________1973 21. Vernon Rollins __________ 126 ________77-49 ________1996 Dave Haight ____________ 126 ________81-45 ________1987 Andre Jackson __________ 126 ________83-43 ________1975 24. Mel Cole _______________ 125 ________72-53 ________1980 25. Rod Barnhart ___________ 124 ________70-54 ________1967 26. Bob Sanders ____________ 122 ________78-44 ________2001 27. Mike Phillips ___________ 119 ________77-42 ________1968 28. Dave Simms ____________ 117 ________63-54 ________1972 29. Abdul Hodge ___________ 116 ________79-37 ________2004 Fred Barr ______________ 116 ________73-43 ________2001 Bobby Diaco ____________ 116 ________67-49 ________1994 Melvin Foster ___________ 116 ________38-78 ________1989 33. Dan LaFleur ____________ 115 ________74-41 ________1974 34. Fred Barr ______________ 114 ________58-56 ________2002 Brad Quast _____________ 114 ________52-62 ________1989 Tom Rusk ______________ 114 ________71-43 ________1976 37. Chad Greenway _________ 113 ________71-42 ________2004 J.J. Puk _______________ 113 ________58-55 ________1987 39. Leven Weiss ____________ 112 ________72-40 ________1979 40. Dave Haight ____________ 111 ________60-51 ________1988 41. Matt Hughes ___________ 110 ________60-50 ________1997 Damien Robinson ________ 110 ________65-45 ________1996 Dave Bryant ____________ 110 ________81-29 ________1975


INDIVIDUAL CAREER BESTS

Rushing (min. 1,000 yards) Name ____________ Att-Yards ____ Avg. __ TDs _____ Years 1. Sedrick Shaw ______ 837-4,156 ____ 5.0 ____ 33 ____ 1993-96 2. Ladell Betts _______ 831-3,686 ____ 4.4 ____ 25 ____ 1998-01 3. Tavian Banks ______ 505-2,977 ____ 5.9 ____ 33 ____ 1994-97 4. Fred Russell _______ 514-2,760 ____ 5.4 ____ 17 ____ 2001-03 5. Tony Stewart ______ 532-2,562 ____ 4.8 ____ 17 ____ 1987-90 6. Owen Gill _________ 489-2,556 ____ 5.2 ____ 22 ____ 1981-84 7. Ronnie Harmon ____ 443-2,271 ____ 5.1 ____ 22 ____ 1982-85 8. Albert Young _____ 454-2,205 ___ 4.9 ___ 17 __ 2004-06 9. Eddie Phillips ______ 465-2,177 ____ 4.7 ____ 19 ____ 1980-83 10. Dennis Mosley _____ 458-2,133 ____ 4.6 ____ 14 ____ 1976-79 11. Levi Mitchell ______ 425-1,927 ____ 4.5 ____ 10 ____ 1969-71 12. Nick Bell __________ 311-1,748 ____ 5.6 ____ 18 ____ 1988-90 13. Ed Podolak ________ 407-1,710 ____ 4.2 ____ 14 ____ 1966-68 14. Bill Reichardt ______ 384-1,665 ____ 4.3 ____ 6 _____ 1949-51 15. Jim Jensen ________ 367-1,661 ____ 4.5 ____ 9 _____ 1972-75 16. David Hudson _____ 340-1,629 ____ 4.8 ____ 24 ____ 1985-88 17. Tim Sullivan _______ 357-1,584 ____ 4.4 ____ 15 ____ 1967-70 18. Rick Bayless _______ 317-1,561 ____ 4.9 ____ 13 ____ 1984-87 19. Mike Saunders _____ 309-1,476 ____ 4.8 ____ 16 ____ 1988-91 20. Ryan Terry ________ 293-1,443 ____ 4.9 ____ 12 ____ 1992-94 21. Silas McKinnie _____ 254-1,390 ____ 5.5 ____ 9 _____ 1965-67 22. Eddie Vincent _____ 227-1,373 ____ 6.0 ____ 11 ____ 1953-55 23. Larry Ferguson _____ 215-1,297 ____ 6.0 ____ 10 ____ 1959-62 24. Jerry Faske ________ 223-1,240 ____ 5.6 ____ 9 _____ 1948-50 25. Jon Lazar _________ 304-1,225 ____ 4.0 ____ 7 _____ 1975-78 26. Jermelle Lewis _____ 226-1,150 ____ 5.1 ____ 10 ____ 2002-04 27. Kevin Harmon _____ 243-1,151 ____ 4.7 ____ 12 ____ 1984-87 28. Bill Green _________ 299-1,135 ____ 3.8 ____ 13 ____ 1939-41 29. Norm Granger _____ 203-1,099 ____ 5.4 ____ 5 _____ 1980-83 30. Lew Montgomery ___ 266-1,093 ____ 4.1 ____ 17 ____ 1989-92 31. Marvin Lampkin ___ 256-1,066 ____ 4.2 ____ 5 _____ 1989-92 32. Phil Blatcher ______ 213-1,061 ____ 5.0 ____ 10 ____ 1978-81 Butch Caldwell _____ 330-1,061 ____ 3.2 ____ 12 ____ 1972-76 34. George Rice _______ 238-1,050 ____ 4.4 ____ 12 ____ 1951-53 35. George Broeder ____ 256-1,025 ____ 4.0 ____ 7 _____ 1951-54 36. Bob Jeter _________ 171-1,016 ____ 5.9 ____ 7 _____ 1957-59 37. Mark Fetter _______ 242-1,006 ____ 4.2 ____ 6 _____ 1972-75 38. Damian Sims _____ 179-1,005 ___ 5.6 ___ 10 __ 2004-06

Passing (min. 1,500 yards) Name __________ Comp-Att _ Pct. ___Yards __ TDs __ Years 1. Chuck Long _____ 782-1,203 _ .650 __10,461 _ 74 __ 1981-85 2. Drew Tate _______ 665-1,090 _ .610 __8,292 __ 61 __ 2003-06 3. Chuck Hartlieb ___ 512-802 ___ .638 __6,934 __ 37 __ 1986-88 4. Matt Rodgers ____ 550-905 ___ .608 __6,725 __ 41 __ 1988-91 5. Matt Sherman ___ 448-776 ___ .577 __6,399 __ 43 __ 1994-97 6. Kyle McCann ____ 357-603 ___ .592 __4,349 __ 23 __ 1998-01 7. Gary Snook _____ 280-631 ___ .443 __3,738 __ 20 __ 1963-65 8. Brad Banks ______ 213-362 ___ .588 __3,155 __ 30 __ 2001-02 9. Larry Lawrence __ 201-395 ___ .509 __2,987 __ 17 __ 1968-69 10. Paul Burmeister __ 242-419 ___ .578 __2,943 __ 16 __ 1990-93 11. Scott Mullen ____ 229-428 ___ .535 __2,625 __ 11 __ 1997-00 12. Randy Duncan ___ 186-328 ___ .564 __2,615 __ 23 __ 1956-58 13. Ed Podolak ______ 172-398 ___ .432 __2,316 __ 8 ___ 1966-68 14. Nathan Chandler _ 177-327 ___ .541 __2,201 __ 19 __ 2002-03 15. Phil Suess _______ 175-325 ___ .538 __2,196 __ 12 __ 1977-80 16. Jim Hartlieb _____ 181-291 ___ .622 __2,064 __ 17 __ 1989-92 17. Matt Szykowny __ 155-290 ___ .534 __2,038 __ 14 __ 1960-62 18. Randy Reiners ___ 142-279 ___ .509 __2,008 __ 16 __ 1996-99 19. Mark Vlasic _____ 134-236 ___ .568 __1,939 __ 14 __ 1983-86 20. Tom McLaughlin _ 123-296 ___ .416 __1,795 __ 7 ___ 1975-77 21. Al DiMarco ______ 113-261 ___ .432 __1,749 __ 14 __ 1947-48 22. Pete Gales ______ 137-316 ___ .434 __1,660 __ 11 __ 1978-81 23. Butch Caldwell ___ 111-309 ___ .359 __1,651 __ 7 ___ 1972-76 24. Glenn Drahn ____ 107-323 ___ .331 __1,580 __ 17 __ 1948-50

Receiving (min. 1,000 yards) Name ____________ No-Yards ___ Avg. ___ TDs _____ Years 1. Tim Dwight ________ 139-2,271 ___ 16.3 ___ 21 ____ 1994-97 2. Danan Hughes _____ 146-2,216 ___ 15.2 ___ 21 ____ 1989-92 3. Ronnie Harmon ____ 146-2,045 ___ 14.0 ___ 10 ____ 1982-85 4. Kevin Kasper _______ 157-1,974 ___ 12.6 ___ 11 ____ 1997-00 5. Dave Moritz ________ 109-1,912 ___ 17.5 ___ 9 _____ 1980-83 6. Kahlil Hill _________ 152-1,892 ___ 12.4 ___ 15 ____ 1998-01 7. Clinton Solomon ____ 118-1,864 ___ 15.8 ___ 14 _ 2002, 04-05 8. Harold Jasper ______ 107-1,863 ___ 17.4 ___ 8 _____ 1991-94 9. Quinn Early ________ 106-1,845 ___ 17.4 ___ 13 ____ 1984-87 10. Marv Cook _________ 126-1,825 ___ 14.5 ___ 6 _____ 1986-88 11. Travis Watkins _____ 108-1,765 ___ 16.3 ___ 10 ____ 1986-89 12. Bill Happel ________ 112-1,685 ___ 15.0 ___ 10 ____ 1982-85 13. Al Bream __________ 114-1,642 ___ 14.4 ___ 7 _____ 1966-68 14. Ed Hinkel _________ 135-1,588 ___ 11.8 ___ 15 ____ 2002-05 15. Maurice Brown _____ 84-1,515 ____ 18.0 ___ 15 ____ 2000-03 16. Karl Noonan _______ 102-1,478 ___ 14.5 ___ 4 _____ 1963-65 17. Scott Chandler _____ 117-1,467 ___ 12.5 ___ 10 ____ 2003-06 18. Robert Smith ______ 69-1,438 ____ 20.8 ___ 16 ____ 1983-86 19. Keith Chappelle ____ 86-1,377 ____ 16.0 ___ 9 _____ 1979-80 20. Kerry Reardon ______ 81-1,361 ____ 16.8 ___ 11 ____ 1968-70 21. Dallas Clark ________ 81-1,281 ____ 15.8 ___ 8 _____ 2001-02 22. Bill Schultz ________ 57-1,272 ____ 22.3 ___ 9 _____ 1973-76 23. Scott Slutzker ______ 95-1,261 ____ 13.3 ___ 5 _____ 1992-95 24. Alan Cross _________ 96-1,259 ____ 13.1 ___ 8 _____ 1989-92 25. Mike Flagg _________ 86-1,187 ____ 13.8 ___ 13 ____ 1984-87 26. Deven Harberts _____ 66-1,170 ____ 17.7 ___ 8 _____ 1987-88 27. Jon Filloon ________ 80-1,164 ____ 14.6 ___ 3 _____ 1988-91 28. Scot Helverson _____ 84-1,149 ____ 13.7 ___ 13 ____ 1983-86 29. Jim Gibbons _______ 69-1,099 ____ 15.9 ___ 11 ____ 1955-57 30. Barry Crees ________ 66-1,069 ____ 16.2 ___ 2 _____ 1966-68 31. Cloyd Webb ________ 61-1,029 ____ 16.9 ___ 10 ____ 1961-63

Total Offense (min. 2,000 yards) Name ____________ Rush ____Pass _____ Yards _____ Years 1. Chuck Long ________ (-207) ___10,461 ___ 10,254 __ 1981-85 2. Drew Tate _________ 135 _____8,292 ____ 8,427 ___ 2003-06 3. Matt Rodgers _______ 130 _____6,725 ____ 6,855 ___ 1988-81 4. Chuck Hartlieb _____ (-364) ___6,934 ____ 6,570 ___ 1986-88 5. Matt Sherman ______ (-451) ___6,399 ____ 5,948 ___ 1994-97 6. Kyle McCann _______ (-134) ___4,349 ____ 4,215 ___ 1998-01 7. Sedrick Shaw ______ 4,156 ____0 _______ 4,156 ___ 1993-96 8. Ed Podolak ________ 1,710 ____2,316 ____ 4,026 ___ 1966-68 9. Gary Snook ________ 79 ______3,738 ____ 3,817 ___ 1963-65 10. Brad Banks ________ 574 _____3,155 ____ 3,729 ___ 2001-02 11. Ladell Betts ________ 3,686 ____0 _______ 3,686 ___ 1998-01 12. Larry Lawrence _____ 567 _____2,987 ____ 3,554 ___ 1968-69 13. Tavian Banks _______ 2,977 ____0 _______ 2,977 ___ 1994-97 14. Randy Duncan _____ 104 _____2,615 ____ 2,719 ___ 1956-58 15. Butch Caldwell _____ 1,061 ____1,651 ____ 2,712 ___ 1972-76 16. Scott Mullen _______ 84 ______2,625 ____ 2,709 ___ 1997-00 17. Paul Burmeister ____ (-265) ___2,943 ____ 2,678 ___ 1991-93 18. Tony Stewart _______ 2,562 ____8 _______ 2,570 ___ 1987-90 19. Owen Gill __________ 2,556 ____0 _______ 2,556 ___ 1981-84 20. Jim Hartlieb _______ 299 _____2,064 ____ 2,363 ___ 1989-92 21. Nathan Chandler ____ 146 _____2,201 ____ 2,347 ___ 2002-03 22. Ronnie Harmon ____ 2,271 ____0 _______ 2,271 ___ 1982-85 23. Phil Suess _________ 48 ______2,196 ____ 2,244 ___ 1977-80 24. Eddie Phillips ______ 2,177 ____36 ______ 2,213 ___ 1980-83 25. Jerry Reichow ______ 850 _____1,327 ____ 2,177 ___ 1953-55 26. Dennis Mosley ______ 2,133 ____0 _______ 2,133 ___ 1976-79 27. Randy Reiners ______ 124 _____2,008 ____ 2,132 ___ 1996-99


INDIVIDUAL CAREER BESTS

All-Purpose Name ________ Rush _ Rec __ PR __ KR __Total ___ Years 1. Sedrick Shaw __ 4,225 _ 438 __ 0 ____ 380 __5,043 _ 1993-96 2. Ronnie Harmon _ 2,271 _ 2,045 7 ____ 662 __4,985 _ 1982-85 3. Tim Dwight ____ 322 ___ 2,271 _ 1,102 _ 1,195 _4,890 _ 1994-97 4. Ladell Betts ____ 3,686 _ 702 __ 0 ____ 9 ____4,397 _ 1998-01 5. Tavian Banks ___ 2,977 _ 388 __ 5 ____ 785 __4,155 _ 1994-97 6. Kahlil Hill _____ 9 _____ 1,892 556 __ 1,509 _3,966 _ 1998-01 7. Danan Hughes _ (-3) __ 2,216 0 ____ 1,161 3,374 _ 1989-92 8. Tony Stewart ___ 2,562 _ 387 __ 0 ____ 399 __3,348 _ 1991-94 9. Harold Jasper __ 0 _____ 1,863 532 __ 938 __3,333 _ 1991-94 10. Levi Mitchell ___ 1,927 _ 459 __ 0 ____ 881 __3,267 _ 1969-71 11. Fred Russell ____ 2,760 _ 45 ___ 0 ____ 337 __3,142 _ 2001-03 12. Owen Gill ______ 2,544 _ 475 __ 0 ____ 0 ____3,019 _ 1981-84 13. Albert Young __ 2,205 _ 491 __ 0 ____ 245 __2,941 _ 2004- 14. Dennis Mosley __ 2,133 _ 339 __ 0 ____ 278 __2,750 _ 1976-79 15. Eddie Phillips __ 2,177 _ 430 __ 13 ___ 39 ___2,659 _ 1980-83

Scoring (min. 100 points) Name _____________ Points ___ TDs-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 _____1981-84 4. 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. Mike Saunders ______ 144 __________ 24-0-0 _____1988-91 14. Nick Bell ___________ 132 __________ 22-0-0 _____1988-90 Owen Gill ___________ 132 __________ 22-0-0 _____1981-84 16. Danan Hughes ______ 128 __________ 21-1-0 _____1989-92 17. George Rice _________ 126 __________ 21-0-0 _____1951-53 18. Eddie Phillips _______ 120 __________ 20-0-0 _____1980-83 19. Kahlil Hill __________ 114 __________ 19-0-0 _____1998-01 Tony Stewart ________ 114 __________ 19-0-0 _____1987-90 21. Dennis Mosley _______ 108 __________ 18-0-0 _____1976-79 22. Nick Quartaro _______ 106 _________ 0-55-17 _____1974-76 23. Ed Hinkel __________ 102 __________ 17-0-0 _____2002-05 Fred Russell _________ 102 __________ 17-0-0 _____2000-03 Lew Montgomery ____ 102 __________ 17-0-0 _____1989-92 Robert Smith _______ 102 __________ 17-0-0 _____1983-86 27. Wilburn Hollis _______ 100 __________ 16-2-0 _____1959-61

Interceptions Name __________ No-Yards _____Avg. ___ TDs _____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. Steve Wilson ________12-118 ______ 9.8 ____ 0 ____1966-68 6. Plez Atkins _________11-153 _____ 13.9 ____ 2 ____1994-97 Brad Quast _________11-217 _____ 19.7 ____ 1 ____1986-89 8. Tom Knight _________10-237 _____ 23.7 ____ 3 ____1993-96 Merton Hanks ________10-78 ______ 7.8 ____ 0 ____1987-90 Kerry Burt ___________10-46 ______ 4.6 ____ 0 ____1984-87 Lou King ____________10-90 ______ 9.0 ____ 0 ____1978-81 12. Mike Stoops _________9-194 _____ 21.6 ____ 0 ____1981-84 Scott Plate ___________9-60 ______ 6.7 ____ 0 ____1990-93 Rod Sears ___________9-166 _____ 18.4 ____ 1 ____1975-77 Craig Clemons _________9-23 ______ 2.6 ____ 0 ____1969-71 16. Antwan Allen _________8-78 ______ 9.8 ____ 0 ____2002-05 Tarig Holman _________8-36 ______ 4.5 ____ 0 ____1996-99 Jason Olejniczak _______8-43 ______ 5.4 ____ 1 ____1990-93 Nate Creer ____________8-60 ______ 7.5 ____ 0 ____1982-85 Bobby Stoops _________8-80 _____ 10.0 ____ 0 ____1979-82 Jim Caldwell __________8-68 ______ 8.5 ____ 0 ____1973-76 Rick Penney _________8-100 _____ 12.5 ____ 0 ____1972-75

Tackles (min. 200 tackles) Name _____________Total ____ Solo ____Ast. ______ Years 1. Larry Station _______492 _____ 308 _____184 ____ 1982-85 2. Andre Jackson ______465 _____ 275 _____190 ____ 1972-75 3. Abdul Hodge ________453 _____ 289 _____164 ____ 2002-05 4. Brad Quast _________435 _____ 234 _____201 ____ 1986-89 5. Chad Greenway ______416 _____ 252 _____164 ____ 2002-05 6. Fred Barr ___________376 _____ 217 _____159 ____ 1999-02 7. Tom Rusk __________361 _____ 247 _____114 ____ 1975-78 8. Matt Hughes ________354 _____ 206 _____148 ____ 1995-98 9. Bob Sanders ________348 _____ 235 _____113 ____ 2000-03 10. Dave Haight ________346 _____ 213 _____133 ____ 1985-88 11. Aaron Kampman _____342 _____ 209 _____133 ____ 1998-01 12. Melvin Foster _______337 _____ 155 _____182 ____ 1987-90 13. Bobby Diaco ________334 _____ 175 _____159 ____ 1992-95 14. George Davis ________330 _____ 216 _____114 ____ 1983-86 15. Mike Wells __________313 _____ 185 _____128 ____ 1990-93 16. Damien Robinson ____291 _____ 183 _____108 ____ 1993-96 17. Jason Olejniczak _____275 _____ 176 _____99 _____ 1990-93 18. Todd Simonsen ______272 _____ 152 _____120 ____ 1979-81 19. Rick Penney ________270 _____ 178 _____92 _____ 1972-75 20. Pat Dean ___________266 _____ 170 _____96 _____ 1978-81 21. Rod Barnhart _______264 _____ 165 _____99 _____ 1967-69 22. John Derby _________262 _____ 151 _____111 ____ 1988-91 23. Craig Clemons _______261 _____ 182 _____79 _____ 1969-71 24. Jared DeVries _______260 _____ 164 _____96 _____ 1995-98 25. Dave Simms _________256 _____ 147 _____109 ____ 1971-72 26. Dave Bryant ________253 _____ 181 _____72 _____ 1972-75 27. Merton Hanks _______248 _____ 166 _____82 _____ 1987-90 28. Dan LaFleur _________247 _____ 152 _____95 _____ 1972-74 29. Jim Johnson ________245 _____ 145 _____100 ____ 1987-90 30. Mel Cole ____________244 _____ 144 _____100 ____ 1978-81 31. Leven Weiss _________240 _____ 158 _____82 _____ 1976-79 32. Vernon Rollins ______237 _____ 128 _____109 ____ 1995-97 33. Antwan Allen _______235 _____ 174 _____61 _____ 2002-05 Kevin Spitzig _______235 _____ 146 _____89 _____ 1980-84 35. Dave Brooks ________232 _____ 134 _____98 _____ 1969-70 36. John Harty _________232 _____ 136 _____96 _____ 1977-80 37. Mark Bortz _________231 _____ 126 _____105 ____ 1979-82 38. Bobby Stoops _______230 _____ 129 _____101 ____ 1979-82 39. Roger Meyer ________229 _____ 140 _____89 _____ 1998-01 40. Matt Bowen _________222 _____ 142 _____80 _____ 1996-99 41. Earl Douthitt ________221 _____ 148 _____73 _____ 1972-74 42. Layne McDowell _____220 _____ 136 _____84 _____ 1968-70 43. Matt Hilliard ________219 _____ 126 _____93 _____ 1990-93 44. Shanty Burks _______215 _____ 151 _____64 _____ 1973-77 45. Colin Cole __________213 _____ 138 _____75 _____ 1999-02 46. Jeff Drost __________212 _____ 137 _____75 _____ 1983-86 47. Parker Wildeman _____211 _____ 122 _____89 _____ 1991-94 48. Eddie Polly _________209 _____ 120 _____89 _____ 1988-91 Jim Reilly __________209 _____ 129 _____80 _____ 1985-88 50. Ed Miles ____________207 _____ 119 _____88 _____ 2003-06 Brian Wise __________207 _____ 136 _____71 _____ 1988-91 Jon LaFleur _________206 _____ 119 _____87 _____ 1994-97 53. Leroy Smith ________203 _____ 141 _____62 _____ 1988-91 54. Miguel Merrick ______202 _____ 142 _____60 _____ 2003-06 Mike Dailey _________202 _____ 124 _____78 _____ 1990-93 56. Larry Blue __________200 _____ 129 _____71 _____ 1989-93 Mike Dolezal ________200 _____ 113 _____87 _____ 1998-01


TEAM GAME BESTS

Rushing Offense Opponent ____________Att-Yds ________ TD _________Date 1. Minnesota ____________47-517 ________ 7 ______ 11-19-83 2. Washington State ______65-464 ________ 6 _______ 9-27-69 3. Cincinnati ____________67-455 ________ 9 _______ 9-15-90 4. Wisconsin ____________69-439 ________ 5 _______ 11-8-75 5. Northwestern _________49-431 ________ 6 _______ 11-9-68 6. California ____________55-429 ________ 5 ________ 1-1-59 7. Notre Dame ___________45-409 ________ 6 ______ 11-24-56 8. Tulsa ________________51-408 ________ 4 _______ 9-13-97 9. Michigan State ________63-397 ________ 3 ______ 11-21-81 10. Washington State ______51-396 ________ 7 _______ 10-3-53

Passing Offense Opponent _______ Co-Att ____ Yds _____TD ________Date 1. Northwestern _____ 32-44 _____ 584 ______7 ______ 11-7-87 2. Northwestern _____ 28-43 _____ 575 ______5 ______ 10-8-83 3. Indiana __________ 44-62 _____ 558 ______3 _____ 10-29-88 4. Texas ___________ 30-40 _____ 469 ______6 _____ 12-26-84 5. Purdue __________ 20-29 _____ 438 ______4 _____ 10-13-84 6. N.C. State ________ 30-51 _____ 428 ______3 _____ 12-31-88 7. Indiana __________ 36-61 _____ 426 ______0 _____ 10-23-99 8. Indiana __________ 25-39 _____ 409 ______3 _____ 10-29-83 9. Northwestern _____ 19-26 _____ 399 ______6 _____ 10-26-85 10. Arizona _________ 26-48 _____ 393 ______1 ______ 9-19-98

Total Offense Opponent ___________ Rush-Pass _____ Total ________Date 1. Northwestern ________ 138-575 _______ 713 ______ 10-8-83 2. Washington State _____ 464-232 _______ 696 ______ 9-27-69 3. Northwestern ________ 90-584 ________ 674 ______ 11-7-87 4. Cincinnati ___________ 455-207 _______ 662 ______ 9-15-90 5. Northern Iowa ________ 379-279 _______ 658 _______ 9-6-97 Indiana _____________ 249-409 _______ 658 _____ 10-29-83 7. Minnesota ___________ 517-139 _______ 656 _____ 11-19-83 8. Utah State __________ 320-328 _______ 648 ______ 9-28-57 9. Northwestern ________ 431-208 _______ 639 ______ 11-9-68 10. Tulsa _______________ 408-217 _______ 625 ______ 9-13-97

Scoring Offense Opponent ______________Score ____________________Date 1. Northern Iowa ___________95-0 __________________ 10-3-14 2. Coe ___________________92-0 _________________ 10-10-08 3. Iowa Wesleyan __________91-0 ________________ 11-1-1890 4. Cornell _________________88-0 __________________ 10-1-04 5. Northwestern ___________78-6 _________________ 10-29-13 6. Cornell _________________76-0 _________________ 10-15-13 7. Des Moines _____________72-0 _________________ 11-11-05 8. Utah State _____________70-14 _________________ 9-28-57 9. Texas-El Paso ____________69-7 __________________ 9-27-86 Grinnell ________________69-0 _________________ 11-12-04

Rushing Defense Opponent __________ Att-Yds ________ TD __________Date 1. Purdue _____________ 17-(-73) ________ 0 _______ 11-18-89 2. Drake ______________ 27-(-36) ________ 0 ________ 9-14-85 3. Texas-El Paso ________ 29-(-30) ________ 0 ________ 9-27-86 Indiana ____________ 28-(-30) ________ 0 _______ 10-12-57 5. Purdue _____________ 21-(-22) ________ 1 _______ 11-17-90 6. Kansas State ________ 31-(-21) ________ 0 ________ 9-29-51 7. Wisconsin __________ 20-(-18) ________ 1 _______ 11-18-95 8. Kent State __________ 19-(-13) ________ 0 _________ 9-4-04 Indiana ____________ 27-(-13) ________ 0 ________ 11-7-92 10. Iowa State __________ 30-(-11) ________ 0 _________ 9-6-97 Iowa State __________ 30-(-11) ________ 0 ________ 9-13-86

Passing Defense Opponent _______ Co-Att ____ Yds ______ Int _______Date 1. Notre Dame ______ 1-8 _______ (-7) ______ 3 _____ 10-23-48 2. Minnesota _______ 0-4 _______ 0 ________ 0 _____ 10-21-72 Purdue __________ 0-3 _______ 0 ________ 1 _____ 10-26-68 Ohio State _______ 0-3 _______ 0 ________ 0 _____ 11-12-55 Kansas State _____ 0-8 _______ 0 ________ 2 ______ 9-24-55 Nebraska ________ 2-6 _______ 0 ________ 2 _____ 11-24-45 Wisconsin _______ 0-5 _______ 0 ________ 1 ______ 11-3-45 Notre Dame ______ 0-1 _______ 0 ________ 0 _____ 10-27-45 Great Lakes ______ 0-4 _______ 0 ________ 0 ______ 10-3-42 Michigan ________ 0-4 _______ 0 ________ 0 ______ 10-4-41

Total Defense Opponent __________Rush-Pass ____ Total _________Date 1. Northwestern _______19-30 _________ 49 _________ 10-6-84 2. Kansas State ________67-0 __________ 67 _________ 9-24-55 3. Kansas State ________(-21)-89 ______ 68 _________ 9-29-51 4. Cincinnati __________23-46 _________ 69 _________ 9-15-90 5. N. Dakota St. _______40-36 _________ 76 _________ 9-21-46 6. Northwestern _______6-72 __________ 78 _________ 10-3-81 Hawaii _____________67-11 _________ 78 ________ 10-20-56 8. Wisconsin __________36-46 _________ 82 ________ 10-12-91 9. Kansas State ________11-70 _________ 81 ________ 10-31-59 Minnesota __________59-22 _________ 81 ________ 11-14-53

Scoring Defense0, on 45 occasions (last vs. Kent State, 9-1-01)


TEAM SEASON BESTS

Rushing Offense Year _____G _____ Att-Yards ________ TDs _________ Avg/G 1. 1960 ____9 _____ 439-2,284 _______ 29 ___________ 253.8 2. 1968 ____10 ____ 530-2,528 _______ 32 ___________ 252.8 3. 1957 ____9 _____ 453-2,170 _______ 27 ___________ 241.1 4. 1959 ____9 _____ 440-2,151 _______ 24 ___________ 239.0 5. 1953 ____9 _____ 456-2,147 _______ 21 ___________ 238.6 6. 1954 ____9 _____ 442-2,083 _______ 25 ___________ 231.4 7. 1990 ____12 ____ 577-2,699 _______ 38 ___________ 224.9 8. 1994 ____11 ____ 474-2,431 _______ 26 ___________ 221.0 9. 1975 ____11 ____ 559-2,406 _______ 18 ___________ 218.7 10. 1997 ____12 ____ 552-2,604 _______ 25 ___________ 217.0

Passing Offense Year _____G _____ Co-Att __________ Yards _______ Avg/G 1. 1985 ____12 ____ 276 420 _________ 3,611 ________ 300.9 2. 1987 ____13 ____ 276 448 _________ 3,796 ________ 292.0 3. 1988 ____13 ____ 290 470 _________ 3,752 ________ 288.6 4. 1983 ____12 ____ 194 346 _________ 3,239 ________ 269.9 5. 2005 ____12 ____ 245-404 _________ 3,093 ________ 257.8 6. 2004 ____12 ____ 239-385 _________ 2,881 ________ 240.1 7. 2006 ____13 ____ 248-423 _________ 3,118 ________ 239.8 8. 1964 ____9 _____ 154 321 _________ 2,125 ________ 236.1 9. 1984 ____13 ____ 226 348 _________ 3,053 ________ 234.8 10. 1986 ____12 ____ 186 324 _________ 2,731 ________ 227.6

Total Offense Year _____G _____ Rush-Pass _______ Total ________ Avg/G 1. 1983 ____12 ____ 2,408 3,239 ______ 5,647 _________ 470.6 2. 1985 ____12 ____ 1,896 3,611 ______ 5,507 _________ 458.9 3. 1968 ____10 ____ 2,528 1,876 ______ 4,404 _________ 440.4 4. 2005 ____12 ____ 2,096-3,093 ______ 5,189 _________ 432.4 5. 1990 ____12 ____ 2,699 2,456 ______ 5,155 _________ 429.6 1987 ____13 ____ 1,789 3,796 ______ 5,585 _________ 429.6 7. 2002 ____13 ____ 2,784-2,734 ______ 5,518 _________ 424.5 8. 1969 ____10 ____ 2,155 2,088 ______ 4,243 _________ 424.3 9. 1988 ____13 ____ 1,741 3,752 ______ 5,493 _________ 422.5 10. 1995 ____12 ____ 2,398-2,613 ______ 5,011 _________ 417.6

Scoring Offense (since 1940) Year ___________ G _____________Pts _____________ Avg/G 1. 2002 __________ 13 ____________484 ______________ 37.2 2. 1985 __________ 12 ____________440 ______________ 36.7 3. 1990 __________ 12 ____________427 ______________ 35.6 4. 1997 __________ 12 ____________411 ______________ 34.3 5. 2001 __________ 12 ____________391 ______________ 32.6 1986 __________ 12 ____________391 ______________ 32.6 7. 1968 __________ 10 ____________322 ______________ 32.2 8. 1983 __________ 12 ____________380 ______________ 31.7 9. 1995 __________ 12 ____________368 ______________ 30.7 10. 2005 __________ 12 ____________360 ______________ 30.0

Rushing Defense Year _____ G ________ Att-Yards ________ TDs _____ Avg/G 1. 1981 ____ 12 _______ 421-956 __________ 7 _________ 79.7 2. 2002 ____ 13 _______ 416-1065 _________ 17 ________ 81.9 3. 2004 ____ 12 _______ 392-1,110 ________ 8 _________ 92.5 4. 2003 ____ 13 _______ 480-1,205 ________ 10 ________ 92.7 5. 1984 ____ 13 _______ 474-1,308 ________ 7 ________ 100.6 6. 1986 ____ 12 _______ 461-1,246 ________ 9 ________ 103.8 7. 1990 ____ 12 _______ 432-1,317 ________ 16 _______ 109.8 8. 1957 ____ 9 ________ 372-1,014 ________ 12 _______ 112.7 9. 1959 ____ 9 ________ 393-1,037 ________ 9 ________ 115.2 10. 1987 ____ 13 _______ 521-1,514 ________ 12 _______ 116.5

Passing Defense Year ______ G _______ Co-Att ________ Yards ______ Avg/G 1. 1973 _____ 11 ______ 48-107 ________ 716 __________ 65.1 2. 1946 _____ 9 _______ 47-106 ________ 490 __________ 65.5 3. 1974 _____ 11 ______ 50-130 ________ 723 __________ 65.7 4. 1947 _____ 9 _______ 54-135 ________ 626 __________ 69.6 5. 1948 _____ 9 _______ 44-115 ________ 780 __________ 86.7 6. 1972 _____ 11 ______ 78-172 ________ 989 __________ 89.9 7. 1960 _____ 9 _______ 71-149 ________ 827 __________ 91.9 8. 1961 _____ 9 _______ 59-154 ________ 858 __________ 95.3 9. 1956 _____ 10 ______ 74-153 ________ 913 _________ 101.4 10. 1976 _____ 11 ______ 90-204 ________ 1,151 _______ 104.6

Total Defense Year _____ G ______ Rush-Pass _______Total ______ Avg/G 1. 1946 ____ 9 _______ 1,217-590 ________1,806 _______ 200.7 2. 1957 ____ 9 _______ 1,014-967 ________1,981 _______ 220.1 3. 1956 ____ 10 ______ 1,285-783 ________2,068 _______ 229.8 4. 1981 ____ 12 ______ 956-1,834 ________2,790 _______ 232.5 5. 1959 ____ 9 _______ 1,037-1,098 ______2,135 _______ 237.2 6. 1953 ____ 9 _______ 1,050-1,208 ______2,528 _______ 250.9 7. 1960 ____ 9 _______ 1,492-827 ________2,319 _______ 257.7 8. 1950 ____ 9 _______ 1,242-1,107 ______2,349 _______ 261.0 9. 1961 ____ 9 _______ 1,493-858 ________2,351 _______ 261.2 10. 1962 ____ 9 _______ 1,308-1,057 ______2,365 _______ 262.8

Scoring Defense (since 1940) Year __________G _____________ Pts _____________ Avg/G 1. 1956 _________10 ____________ 84 _________________ 8.4 2. 1953 _________9 _____________ 91 ________________ 10.1 3. 1946 _________9 _____________ 92 ________________ 10.2 4. 1959 _________9 _____________ 100 _______________ 11.1 5. 1960 _________9 _____________ 108 _______________ 12.0 6. 1940 _________8 _____________ 98 ________________ 12.3 1941 _________8 _____________ 99 ________________ 12.3 8. 1957 _________9 _____________ 112 _______________ 12.4 9. 1981 _________12 ____________ 157 _______________ 13.0 10. 1997 _________12 ____________ 159 _______________ 13.3


YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS

Rushing(ranked according to net yards gained)Year ____Player _____________Att-Yds ____ TDs1933____Dick Crayne ________ 161-655 _______71934____Dick Crayne ________ 128-432 _______71935____Ozzie Simmons _____ 113-580 _______51936____Ozzie Simmons ______ 98-592 _______51937____Nile Kinnick ________ 95-214 _______21938____Jerry Niles __________ 51-176 _______21939____Nile Kinnick _______ 106-374 _______51940____Bill Green _________ 115-483 _______51941____Bill Green _________ 114-420 _______51942____Charles Uknes _______ 84-445 _______41943____Bill Gallagher _______ 72-314 _______21944____Bill Kersten ________ 106-301 _______11945____Arthur Johnson _____ 65-290 _______21946____Bob Smith _________ 109-503 _______41947____Bob Smith _________ 110-395 _______51948____Jerry Faske _________ 73-491 _______21949____Ralph Doran ________ 53-342 _______41950____Bill Reichardt ______ 138-585 _______01951____Bill Reichardt ______ 178-737 _______21952____George Broeder ______ 86-311 _______31953____George Broeder ______ 96-410 _______31954____Eddie Vincent _______ 95-618 _______51955____Eddie Vincent _______ 73-381 _______51956____Ken Ploen __________ 86-487 _______61957____Collins Hagler _______ 67-456 _______31958____Ray Jauch __________ 76-524 _______21959____Bob Jeter __________ 108-609 _______41960____Larry Ferguson ______ 90-665 _______61961____Bill Perkins _________ 62-380 _______21962____Larry Ferguson _____ 113-547 _______31963____Bobby Grier _________ 98-406 _______01964____Dalton Kimble _______ 68-284 _______61965____Silas McKinnie ______ 89-286 _______01966____Silas McKinnie _____ 124-516 _______11967____Silas McKinnie _____ 166-588 _______91968____Ed Podolak ________ 154-937 _______81969____Steve Penney ______ 102-484 _______11970____Levi Mitchell _______ 205-900 _______31971____Levi Mitchell _______ 149-623 _______31972____Dave Harris ________ 136-621 _______41973____Jim Jensen ________ 111-509 _______51974____Jim Jensen ________ 163-659 _______11975____Dave Schick _________ 90-482 _______21976____Jon Lazar __________ 95-392 _______31977____Jon Lazar _________ 100-411 _______31978____Jon Lazar _________ 108-423 _______11979____Dennis Mosley _____ 270-1,267 ______121980____Jeff Brown ________ 132-673 _______11981____Phil Blatcher _______ 145-708 _______81982____Eddie Phillips ______ 166-806 _______51983____Owen Gill __________ 129-798 ______101984____Owen Gill __________ 199-920 _______41985____Ronnie Harmon ____ 223-1,166 _______91986____Rick Bayless ______ 216-1,150 ______101987____Kevin Harmon ______ 151-715 _______61988____Tony Stewart ______ 215-1,036 _______81989____Nick Bell __________ 117-603 _______41990____Nick Bell _________ 166-1,009 ______121991____Mike Saunders _____ 216-1,022 ______101992____Marvin Lampkin ____ 171-653 _______21993____Ryan Terry _________ 157-664 _______51994____Sedrick Shaw _____ 170-1,002 _______71995____Sedrick Shaw _____ 316-1,477 ______151996____Sedrick Shaw _____ 224-1,116 _______91997____Tavian Banks ______ 260-1,691 ______171998____Ladell Betts ________ 188-679 _______51999____Ladell Betts ________ 189-857 _______52000____Ladell Betts _______ 232-1,090 _______52001____Ladell Betts _______ 222-1,060 ______102002____Fred Russell _______ 220-1,264 _______92003____Fred Russell _______ 282-1,355 _______72004____Sam Brownlee _______ 94-227 _______02005 ___Albert Young ____ 249-1,334 ______ 82006 ___Albert Young ______178-779 ______ 7

Passing(ranked according to yards gained)Year ___ Player ___________ Com-Att ___Yards1943___ Roger Stephens _________ 12 ____ 2311944___ Dick Woodard __________ 11 ____ 1281945___ Jerry Niles _____________ 63 ____ 8891946___ Emlen Tunnell _______ 28-58 ____ 2281947___ Al DiMarco _________ 49-100 ____ 6441948___ Al DiMarco _________ 64-161 ___1,1051949___ Glenn Drahn _______ 51-145 ____ 7351950___ Glenn Drahn _______ 55-168 ____ 8351951___ Burt Britzmann _____ 68-150 ____ 9421952___ Burt Britzmann ______ 37-94 ____ 5151953___ Lou Matykiewicz _____ 18-44 ____ 2341954___ Jerry Reichow _______ 34-73 ____ 3861955___ Jerry Reichow _______ 48-88 ____ 7221956___ Ken Ploen __________ 33-64 ____ 3861957___ Randy Duncan ______ 70-119 ___1,1241958___ Randy Duncan _____ 106-179 ___1,3971959___ Olen Treadway ______ 86-147 ___1,0141960___ Wilburn Hollis _______ 22-62 ____ 2891961___ Matt Szykowny _____ 79-120 ___1,0781962___ Matt Szykowny _____ 59-115 ____ 7371963___ Gary Snook _________ 34-90 ____ 6671964___ Gary Snook _______ 151-311 ___2,0621965___ Gary Snook ________ 95-230 ___1,0091966___ Ed Podolak _________ 77-191 ___1,0411967___ Ed Podolak _________ 79-162 ___1,0141968___ Larry Lawrence _____ 88-156 ___1,3071969___ Larry Lawrence ____ 113-239 ___1,6801970___ Roy Bash ___________ 32-70 ____ 4731971___ Frank Sunderman __ 109-235 ___1,2971972___ Kyle Skogman _______ 24-57 ____ 3561973___ Butch Caldwell ______ 36-99 ____ 5491974___ Rob Fick ___________ 79-165 ___1,0591975___ Tom McLaughlin _____ 23-87 ____ 3581976___ Butch Caldwell _____ 37-101 ____ 6161977___ Tom McLaughlin ____ 78-152 ___1,0811978___ Jeff Green _________ 41-103 ____ 5561979___ Phil Suess _________ 88-159 ___1,1651980___ Phil Suess _________ 87-166 ___1,0311981___ Gordy Bohannon ____ 72-142 ____ 9991982___ Chuck Long _______ 148-227 ___1,6781983___ Chuck Long _______ 157-265 ___2,6011984___ Chuck Long _______ 216-322 ___2,8711985___ Chuck Long _______ 260-388 ___3,2971986___ Mark Vlasic _______ 108-180 ___1,4561987___ Chuck Hartlieb ____ 217-334 ___3,0921988___ Chuck Hartlieb ____ 288-460 ___3,7381989___ Matt Rodgers ______ 178-312 ___2,2221990___ Matt Rodgers ______ 187-310 ___2,2281991___ Matt Rodgers ______ 185-283 ___2,2751992___ Jim Hartlieb ______ 144-226 ___1,5791993___ Paul Burmeister ____ 184-309 ___2,1521994___ Ryan Driscoll _______ 78-154 ___1,0181995___ Matt Sherman _____ 170-295 ___2,5461996___ Matt Sherman _____ 154-264 ___1,9181997___ Matt Sherman ______ 82-158 ___1,1991998___ Kyle McCann _______ 86-159 ___1,1791999___ Scott Mullen ______ 126-226 ___1,4152000___ Scott Mullen _______ 74-141 ____ 8772001___ Kyle McCann ______ 167-252 ___2,0282002___ Brad Banks _______ 170-294 ___2,5732003___ Nathan Chandler ___ 165-307 ___2,0402004___ Drew Tate _________ 233-375 ___2,7862005___ Drew Tate _________ 219-352 ___2,8282006___ Drew Tate _________ 207-352 ___2,623

Receiving(ranked according to yards gained)Year ____Player _____________No-Yds ____ TDs1943____Bill Barbour _________ 10-179 _______11944____John Stewart _________ 7-46 _______11945____Harold Loehlein _____ 11-165 _______11946____Dick Hoerner __________ 6-72 _______01947____Emlen Tunnell _______ 12-262 _______41948____Bob McKenzie _______ 22-382 _______01949____Bob McKenzie _______ 22-313 _______51950____Bill Reichardt ________ 11-95 _______01951____Fred Ruck __________ 25-274 _______21952____Dan McBride ________ 29-448 _______31953____Frank Gilliam ________ 12-71 _______21954____Frank Gilliam _______ 15-223 _______11955____Jim Gibbons ________ 16-257 _______31956____Jim Gibbons ________ 17-255 _______41957____Jim Gibbons ________ 36-587 _______41958____Don Norton _________ 25-374 _______41959____Don Norton _________ 30-428 _______41960____Felton Rogers _________ 8-96 _______01961____Cloyd Webb _________ 25-425 _______41962____Paul Krause _________ 16-214 _______11963____Cloyd Webb _________ 24-424 _______41964____Karl Noonan ________ 59-933 _______41965____Karl Noonan ________ 43-545 _______01966____Al Bream ___________ 30-418 _______11967____Al Bream ___________ 55-703 _______51968____Ray Manning ________ 35-426 _______51969____Kerry Reardon _______ 43-738 _______21970____Kerry Reardon _______ 27-438 _______21971____Dave Triplett ________ 28-426 _______31972____Brian Rollins ________ 29-378 _______21973____Brian Rollins ________ 33-408 _______11974____Bill Schultz _________ 25-432 _______11975____Bill Schultz __________ 8-238 _______21976____Tom Grine __________ 12-195 _______01977____Mike Brady _________ 26-357 _______01978____Jon Lazar ___________ 18-72 _______11979____Brad Reid ___________ 25-290 _______01980____Keith Chappelle ____64-1,037 _______61981____Jeff Brown _________ 20-301 _______21982____Dave Moritz _________ 41-605 _______31983____Dave Moritz _________ 50-912 _______51984____Bill Happel _________ 47-632 _______31985____Ronnie Harmon ______ 60-699 _______11986____Jim Mauro __________ 30-600 _______51987____Quinn Early ________63-1,004 ______101988____Marv Cook __________ 63-767 _______31989____Travis Watkins ______ 36-583 _______41990____Danan Hughes ______ 29-410 _______51991____Danan Hughes ______ 43-757 _______81992____Alan Cross __________ 55-640 _______51993____Harold Jasper _______ 38-641 _______21994____Harold Jasper _______ 33-621 _______21995____Tim Dwight _________ 46-816 _______91996____Tim Dwight _________ 51-751 _______41997____Tim Dwight _________ 42-704 _______81998____Kahlil Hill __________ 35-432 _______21999____Kevin Kasper ________ 60-664 _______32000____Kevin Kasper _______82-1,010 _______72001____Kahlil Hill __________ 59-841 _______82002____Maurice Brown ______ 48-966 ______112003____Maurice Brown ______ 33-507 _______42004____Clinton Solomon _____ 63-905 _______62005____Clinton Solomon _____ 46-800 _______72006 ___Andy Brodell _______39-724 ______ 5


YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS

Scoring(ranked according to points scored)Year ____ Player __________ TD-FG-PAT _____Pts1933____ Dick Crayne __________7-0-0 _____ 421934____ Dick Crayne __________7-0-0 _____ 421935____ Dick Crayne __________3-6-2 _____ 381936____ Ozzie Simmons ________5-0-0 _____ 301937____ Nile Kinnick __________2-0-0 _____ 121938____ Jerry Niles ___________2-0-4 _____ 161939____ Nile Kinnick _________5-0-11 _____ 411940____ Bill Green ____________5-0-0 _____ 301941____ Bill Green ____________5-0-0 _____ 301942____ Bill Burkett __________5-0-0 _____ 301943____ Roger Stephens _______4-0-0 _____ 241944____ Nelson Smith _________3-0-0 _____ 181945____ Art Johnson __________3-0-0 _____ 181946____ Bob Sullivan _________2-1-10 _____ 251947____ Bob Smith ____________5-0-0 _____ 301948____ Jack Dittmer __________5-0-0 _____ 301949____ Bill Reichardt ________4-0-20 _____ 441950____ Jerry Faske ___________4-0-0 _____ 241951____ George Rice ___________9-0-0 _____ 541952____ George Broeder ________3-0-0 _____ 18 Dan McBride __________3-0-0 _____ 181953____ George Rice __________10-0-0 _____ 601954____ Earl Smith ___________11-0-0 _____ 661955____ Eddie Vincent _________5-0-0 _____ 301956____ Ken Ploen ____________6-0-2 _____ 381957____ Bob Prescott _________3-1-21 _____ 421958____ Willie Fleming _______11-0-0 _____ 661959____ Don Horn ____________7-0-0 _____ 421960____ Wilburn Hollis _______11-0-1 _____ 681961____ Joe Williams __________9-0-0 _____ 541962____ Larry Ferguson ________3-0-0 _____ 181963____ Paul Krause ___________6-0-0 _____ 361964____ Dalton Kimble ________8-0-0 _____ 481965____ Bob Anderson ________0-6-10 _____ 281966____ Bob Anderson _________0-5-9 _____ 241967____ Silas McKinnie ________9-0-1 _____ 561968____ Larry Lawrence _______10-0-0 _____ 601969____ Alan Schuette _______0-7-24 _____ 451970____ Tim Sullivan __________6-0-0 _____ 361971____ Harry Kokolus _______0-4-13 _____ 251972____ Dave Harris ___________4-0-0 _____ 24 Frank Holmes _________4-0-0 _____ 241973____ Jim Jensen ___________6-0-4 _____ 401974____ Rod Wellington ________5-0-0 _____ 301975____ Nick Quartaro ________0-7-19 _____ 401976____ Nick Quartaro ________0-7-18 _____ 391977____ Dave Holsclaw _______0-9-12 _____ 391978____ Brad Reid ____________6-0-0 _____ 361979____ Dennis Mosley _______16-0-0 _____ 961980____ Keith Chappelle _______6-0-0 _____ 361981____ Tom Nichol _________0-11-26 _____ 591982____ Tom Nichol __________0-4-31 _____ 431983____ Tom Nichol _________0-14-44 _____ 861984____ Tom Nichol _________0-16-41 _____ 891985____ Rob Houghtlin ______0-19-48 ____ 1051986____ Rob Houghtlin ______0-14-39 _____ 811987____ Rob Houghtlin ______0-21-41 ____ 1041988____ Jeff Skillett ________0-11-31 _____ 641989____ George Murphy _______0-4-23 _____ 351990____ Nick Bell ____________14-0-0 _____ 841991____ Mike Saunders _______13-0-0 _____ 781992____ Danan Hughes ________6-0-1 _____ 381993____ Todd Romano _______0-19-10 _____ 491994____ Kent Kahl ____________9-0-0 _____ 541995____ Sedrick Shaw ________15-0-1 _____ 921996____ Tavian Banks ________10-0-1 _____ 621997____ Tavian Banks ________19-0-0 ____ 1141998____ Ladell Betts __________5-0-0 _____ 30 Zach Bromert ________0-18-4 _____ 30 Kahlil Hill ____________5-0-0 _____ 30

1999____Tim Douglas _________0-6-19 _____ 372000____Nate Kaeding _______0-14-20 _____ 622001____Nate Kaeding _______0-12-49 _____ 852002____Nate Kaeding _______0-21-57 ____ 1202003____Nate Kaeding _______1-20-40 ____ 1062004____Kyle Schlicher _______0-21-29 _____ 922005____Kyle Schlicher _______0-17-43 _____ 942006____Kyle Schlicher _______0-13-32 _____ 71

Interceptions(ranked according to number)Year ____Player __________ No-Yards _____ Avg1954____Jerry Reichow _________ 2-0 ______ 0.01955____Jerry Reichow ________ 3-10 ______ 3.31956____Bill Happel __________ 4-94 _____ 23.51957____Collins Hagler ________ 4-29 ______ 7.31958____Don Horn ___________ 4-15 ______ 3.81959____Ray Jauch ___________ 3-68 _____ 22.71960____Bernie Wyatt __________ 3-0 ______ 0.01961____not available1962____not available1963____not available1964____Ivory McDowell _______ 4-14 ______ 3.51965____not available1966____Dick Gibbs ___________ 5-68 _____ 13.61967____Steve Wilson _________ 7-83 _____ 11.91968____Steve Wilson _________ 5-35 ______ 7.01969____Chris Hamilton _______ 3-34 _____ 11.31970____Craig Clemons _________ 3-0 ______ 0.01971____Craig Clemons ________ 4-23 ______ 5.81972____Rick Penney _________ 5-77 _____ 15.41973____Earl Douthitt _________ 2-47 _____ 23.51974____Jim Caldwell _________ 2-27 _____ 13.51975____Bob Elliott ____________ 2-0 ______ 0.01976____Rod Sears ___________ 6-50 ______ 8.31977____Rod Sears __________ 3-116 _____ 38.71978____Dave Becker _________ 3-12 ______ 4.01979____Kent Ellis ____________ 3-67 _____ 22.3 Bobby Stoops ________ 3-16 ______ 5.31980____Tracy Crocker ________ 3-62 _____ 20.71981____Lou King ____________ 8-62 ______ 7.81982____Bobby Stoops ________ 4-42 _____ 10.51983____Mike Stoops ________ 6-154 _____ 25.71984____Devon Mitchell ______ 5-110 _____ 22.01985____Jay Norvell __________ 7-93 _____ 13.31986____Keaton Smiley ________ 5-45 ______ 9.01987____Kerry Burt ___________ 7-15 ______ 2.11988____Brad Quast _________ 4-151 _____ 37.8 Tork Hook ___________ 4-37 ______ 9.31989____Brad Quast __________ 4-34 ______ 8.51990____Merton Hanks ________ 4-27 ______ 6.81991____Carlos James _________ 2-30 _____ 15.0 Gary Clark ____________ 2-5 ______ 2.5 Scott Plate ___________ 2-4 ______ 2.0 Eddie Polly ___________ 2-3 ______ 1.51992____Carlos James _________ 4-61 _____ 15.31993____Scott Plate __________ 5-56 _____ 11.21994____Marquis Porter _______ 3-32 _____ 10.71995____Plez Atkins __________ 6-97 _____ 16.21996____Damien Robinson _____ 6-99 _____ 16.51997____Eric Thigpen _________ 3-30 _____ 10.01998____Tarig Holman _________ 3-0 ______ 0.0 Eric Thigpen _________ 3-17 ______ 5.71999____Tarig Holman ________ 3-30 _____ 10.02000____Ryan Hansen _________ 3-58 _____ 19.32001____Bob Sanders _________ 4-24 ______ 6.02002____Derek Pagel __________ 4-89 _____ 22.2 Jovon Johnson _______ 4-71 _____ 17.82003____Jovon Johnson _______ 6-81 _____ 13.52004____Antwan Allen ________ 4-54 _____ 13.5 Jovon Johnson _______ 4-13 ______ 3.32005 ___Jovon Johnson _______ 3-18 ______ 6.0 Adam Shada __________ 3-9 ______3.02006 ___Adam Shada ________ 3-113 _____37.7 Miguel Merrick ________ 3-7 ______ 2.3 Mike Humpal _________ 3-0 ______0.0

Tackles(ranked according to total tackles)Year ____ Player ___________ Solo-At ____ Total1966____ Dave Moreland ______ 60-34 ______ 941967____ Rod Barnhart _______74/50 _____ 1241968____ Mike Phillips ________ 77-42 _____ 1191969____ Dave Brooks ________ 59-43 _____ 1021970____ Dave Clement _______ 75-65 _____ 1401971____ Dave Simms ________ 84-55 _____ 1391972____ Andre Jackson ______ 83-88 _____ 1711973____ Dan LeFleur ________ 75-52 _____ 1271974____ Dan LeFleur ________ 74-41 _____ 1151975____ Andre Jackson ______ 83-43 _____ 1261976____ Tom Rusk __________ 71-43 _____ 1141977____ Tom Rusk _________ 105-33 _____ 1381978____ Tom Rusk __________ 68-38 _____ 1061979____ Leven Weiss ________ 72-40 _____ 1121980____ Mel Cole ___________ 72-53 _____ 1251981____ Mel Cole ___________ 56-38 ______ 941982____ Larry Station _______ 51-37 ______ 881983____ Larry Station _______ 81-57 _____ 1381984____ Larry Station _______ 85-52 _____ 1371985____ Larry Station _______ 91-38 _____ 1291986____ George Davis ________ 82-47 _____ 1291987____ Dave Haight ________ 81-45 _____ 1261988____ Jim Reilly __________ 82-57 _____ 1391989____ Melvin Foster _______ 38-78 _____ 1161990____ Melvin Foster _______ 56-51 _____ 1071991____ John Derby _________ 69-38 _____ 1071992____ Jason Olejniczak ____ 46-53 ______ 991993____ Mike Dailey _________ 82-49 _____ 1311994____ Bobby Diaco ________ 67-49 _____ 1161995____ Bobby Diaco ________ 62-72 _____ 1341996____ Matt Hughes ________ 92-44 _____ 1361997____ Matt Hughes ________ 60-50 _____ 1101998____ Matt Bowen ________ 54-38 ______ 921999____ Matt Bowen ________ 76-33 _____ 1092000____ LeVar Woods ________ 58-39 ______ 972001____ Bob Sanders ________ 78-44 _____ 1222002____ Fred Barr ___________ 58-56 _____ 1142003____ Abdul Hodge ________ 84-57 _____ 1412004____ Abdul Hodge ________ 79-37 _____ 1162005____ Abdul Hodge ________ 98-60 _____ 1582006 ___ Mike Klinkenborg _ 61-68 _____ 129

Quarterback SacksYr. _____ Player __________________ Sacks-Yds.1986____ Dave Haight ___________________7-511987____ Mike Burke ____________________3-181988____ Joe Mott ______________________9-691989____ Jim Johnson __________________12-70 Rod Davis _____________________7-351990____ Matt Ruhland __________________7-651991____ Leroy Smith _________________18-1011992____ Larry Blue ____________________10-721993____ Larry Blue ____________________11-731994____ Parker Wildeman ______________10-67 Bill Ennis-Inge ________________12-761995____ Jared DeVries _________________12-921996____ Jared DeVries ________________13-1041997____ Jared DeVries __________________8-851998____ Jared DeVries _________________10-691999____ Scott Pospisil __________________6-262000____ Derrick Pickens ________________7-262001____ Aaron Kampman _______________9-342002____ Matt Roth ____________________10-542003____ Matt Roth ____________________12-832004____ Jonathan Babineaux ___________11-632005 ___ Kenny Iwebema ______________ 7-382006 ___ Bryan Mattison _____________ 6.5-57

Note: Players listed in bold are current players.


IOWA’S LONGEST PLAYS

Run96 Eddie Vincent vs. Purdue, 11/6/5492 Royce Mix vs. Illinois, 11/25/7291 Larry Ferguson vs. Ohio State, 11/12/6089 Tavian Banks vs. Iowa State, 9/14/9687 Rick Bayless vs. Northern Illinois, 9/20/8687 Ed Podolak vs. Northwestern, 10/22/6686 Ronnie Harmon vs. Iowa State, 9/8/8485 Larry Ferguson vs. Oregon State, 9/24/6082 Tavian Banks vs. Iowa State, 9/20/9782 Tom Smith vs. Washington State, 9/27/6981 Bob Jeter vs. California, 1/1/5980 Sedrick Shaw vs. Central Michigan, 9/3/9480 Eddie Phillips vs. Minnesota, 11/19/8380 Brad Reid vs. Wisconsin, 11/18/7878 Butch Caldwell vs. Michigan State, 11/24/7378 James Hatch vs. Illinois, 11/8/5277 Dennis Mosley vs. Iowa State, 9/17/7776 Jim Jensen vs. Indiana, 10/18/75

Pass95 Banks to Clark vs. Purdue, 10/5/0295 Hartlieb to Early vs. Northwestern, 11/7/8793 Vlasic to Early vs. Northwestern, 10/25/8689 Long to Smith vs. Northwestern, 10/26/8587 Snook to Nourse vs. Minnesota, 11/7/6486 Grogan to Smith vs. Northwestern, 10/8/8380 Sunderman to Triplett vs. Wisconsin, 10/30/7180 Szykowny to Ferguson vs. Wisconsin, 10/20/6280 Duncan to Sessi vs. Utah State, 9/28/5778 Tate to Solomon at Purdue, 10/8/0578 Caldwell to Schultz vs. Ohio State, 11/17/7378 Lawrence to Reardon vs. Arizona, 10/4/6977 Long to Harmon vs. Penn State, 9/17/8377 Farmer to Mertes to Couppee vs. Minnesota, 11/15/4176 Riddle to Krause vs. Indiana, 10/12/6376 Dobrino to Smith vs. Notre Dame, 11/20/5475 McCann to Hill vs. Indiana, 10/20/0175 Mullen to Hill vs. Western Michigan, 9/16/0075 Suess to Mosley vs. Wisconsin, 10/27/79

Kickoff Return100 C.J. Jones vs. Southern California, 1/2/03100 Joe Williams vs. Notre Dame, 11/25/61100 George Rice vs. Purdue, 10/6/5199 Norm Granger vs. Indiana, 10/10/8199 Bill Reichardt vs. Oregon, 10/29/4997 Dave Schick vs. Northwestern, 11/1/7595 Kerry Reardon vs. Northwestern, 11/9/6894 Jermelle Lewis vs. Michigan State, 10/12/0292 Levi Mitchell vs. Washington State, 9/27/6992 Henry Vollenweider vs. South Dakota, 9/30/3990 Kahlil Hill vs. Michigan State, 10/7/0088 Kahlil Hill vs. Central Michigan, 9/5/9888 Dick Hoerner vs. Michigan, 11/28/4286 Tim Dodge at Michigan State, 10/2/9977 Bill Burkett vs. Nebraska, 11/9/4076 Kahlil Hill vs. Penn State, 9/29/0175 Ricchard Carter vs. Iowa State, 9/14/96

Punt Return95 Bill Happel at Minnesota, 11/17/8494 Bob Longley vs. Oregon, 10/29/4992 Tim Dwight vs. Indiana, 10/25/9790 Jovon Johnson vs. Ball State, 9/3/0589 Peter Marciano vs. Minnesota, 11/22/8686 Tim Dwight vs. Ohio State, 10/26/9683 Walner Belleus at Arizona State, 9/18/0483 Tim Dwight vs. Penn State, 10/19/9682 Paul Krause vs. Michigan, 11/17/6280 Gerald Mauren vs. Notre Dame, 11/21/5976 Earl Smith vs. Ohio State, 10/16/5472 Willie Fleming vs. Michigan, 11/1/5870 Ramon Ochoa vs. Buffalo, 9/6/0368 Harold Jasper vs. Oregon, 9/24/9467 Tony Collins vs. Illinois, 9/27/9765 C.J. Jones vs. Michigan, 10/27/0164 Karl Noonan vs. Oregon State, 9/25/6562 Kahlil Hill vs. Central Michigan, 9/5/9861 Tim Dwight vs. Michigan, 10/18/9758 Ed Hinkel vs. Northwestern, 11/2/0257 Kahlil Hill vs. Illinois, 9/26/9855 Robert Smith vs. Purdue, 10/15/8354 Ed Hinkel vs. Penn State, 9/28/0251 C.J. Jones vs. Kent State, 9/1/0149 Ed Hinkel at Arizona State 9/18/04 48 Kahlil Hill vs. Northwestern, 11/10/0144 Tim Dwight vs. Minnesota, 11/22/97

Interception Return98 Adam Shada vs. Purdue, 10/7/0694 Brad Quast vs. Kansas State, 9/10/8894 Bobby Stearns vs. Montana, 10/2/5490 Rod Sears vs. Purdue, 10/22/7785 Dick Gibbs vs. Indiana, 10/30/6581 Brian Wise vs. Kansas State, 9/10/8870 Matt Bowen vs. Indiana, 10/25/9762 Derek Pagel vs. Michigan State, 10/12/0260 J.P. Lange vs. Indiana, 10/25/9760 Tom Knight vs. Indiana, 10/14/9557 Tom Knight vs. Indiana, 10/12/9651 Sean Considine at Penn State 10/23/0447 Joe Slattery vs. Illinois, 9/26/98

Fumble Return84 Dayton Perry vs. Purdue, 10/22/6072 Kevin Worthy vs. Akron, 8/31/0251 Kerry Cooks vs. Iowa State, 9/10/9447 Abdul Hodge vs. Penn State, 10/25/03

Blocked Field Goal Return87 LeVar Woods vs. Northern Illinois, 9/18/9985 Antwan Allen vs. Purdue, 10/05/02

Blocked PAT Return99 D.J. Johnson vs. Penn State, 9/28/02


IOWA’S LONGEST PLAYS

Field Goal58 Tim Douglas vs. Illinois, 9/26/9856 Tom Nichol vs. Michigan, 10/22/8355 Nate Kaeding vs. Minnesota, 11/15/0355 Nate Kaeding vs. Penn State, 9/28/0255 Rob Houghtlin vs. Iowa State, 9/19/8754 Brion Hurley vs. Iowa State, 9/14/9653 Todd Romano vs. Tulsa, 9/4/9352 Rob Houghtlin vs. UCLA, 1/1/8651 Nate Kaeding vs. Purdue, 10/05/0251 Nate Kaeding vs. Utah State, 9/21/0251 Tim Douglas vs. Illinois, 9/26/9851 Tim Douglas vs. Illinois, 9/26/9851 Brion Hurley vs. Michigan State, 10/5/9651 Dave Holsclaw vs. Michigan State, 11/19/7750 Nate Kaeding at Wisconsin, 11/22/0350 Brion Hurley vs. Minnesota, 11/23/9650 Brion Hurley vs. Washington, 12/29/9550 Brion Hurley vs. Wisconsin, 11/18/9550 Brion Hurley vs. Michigan State, 10/7/9550 Rob Houghtlin vs. Northern Illinois, 9/21/85

Punt83 Lonnie Rogers vs. Oregon State, 9/26/6279 Jason Baker vs. Illinois, 9/26/9879 Joe Heppner vs. Wisconsin, 11/10/7376 Jason Baker vs. Arizona State, 12/31/9775 David Bradley vs. Minnesota, 11/15/0375 Nick Gallery vs. Indiana, 10/14/9574 Jason Baker vs. Illinois, 10/14/0073 Nick Gallery vs. Ohio State, 10/26/9673 Nile Kinnick vs. Indiana, 10/7/3970 Nick Gallery vs. Purdue, 10/30/9370 Gary Kostrubala vs. Michigan State, 10/5/8569 Jason Baker vs. Iowa State, 9/16/0069 Nick Gallery vs. Indiana, 10/12/9669 Reggie Roby vs. Purdue, 11/7/8169 Dan Matter vs. Illinois, 9/11/76

NOTE: Players listed in boldface are current players.

Kickoff ReturnsYds. Player, Opponent, Date100 C.J. Jones vs. Southern California, 1/2/03100 Joe Williams vs. Notre Dame, 11/25/61100 George Rice vs. Purdue, 10/6/5199 Norm Granger vs. Indiana, 10/10/8199 Bill Reichardt vs. Oregon, 10/29/4997 Dave Schick vs. Northwestern, 11/1/7595 Kerry Reardon vs. Northwestern, 11/9/6894 Jermelle Lewis vs. Michigan State, 10/12/0292 Levi Mitchell vs. Washington State, 9/27/6992 Henry Vollenweider vs. South Dakota, 9/30/3990 Kahlil Hill vs. Michigan State, 10/7/0088 Kahlil Hill vs. Central Michigan, 9/5/9888 Dick Hoerner vs. Michigan, 11/28/4277 Bill Burkett vs. Nebraska, 11/9/4043 Ernest Crank vs. Northwestern, 11/14/92

Punt Returns(Does not include blocked punt returns)Yds. Player, Opponent, Date95 Bill Happel vs. Minnesota, 11/17/8494 Bob Longley vs. Oregon, 10/29/4992 Tim Dwight vs. Indiana, 10/25/9790 Jovon Johnson vs. Ball State, 9/3/0589 Peter Marciano vs. Minnesota, 11/22/8686 Tim Dwight vs. Ohio State, 10/26/9683 Walner Belleus at Arizona State, 9/18/0483 Tim Dwight vs. Penn State, 10/19/9682 Paul Krause vs. Michigan, 11/17/6280 Gerald Mauren vs. Notre Dame, 11/21/5976 Earl Smith vs. Ohio State, 10/16/5472 Willie Fleming vs. Michigan, 11/1/5868 Harold Jasper vs. Oregon, 9/24/9467 Tony Collins vs. Illinois, 9/27/9765 C.J. Jones vs. Michigan, 10/27/0164 Karl Noonan vs. Oregon State, 9/25/6562 Kahlil Hill vs. Central Michigan, 9/5/9861 Tim Dwight vs. Michigan, 10/18/9758 Ed Hinkel vs. Northwestern, 11/2/0257 Kahlil Hill vs. Illinois, 9/26/9855 Robert Smith vs. Purdue, 10/15/8344 Tim Dwight vs. Minnesota, 11/22/97

Interception ReturnsYds. Player, Opponent, Date98 Adam Shada vs. Purdue, 10/7/0694 Brad Quast vs. Kansas State, 9/10/8894 Bobby Stearns vs. Montana, 10/2/5490 Rod Sears vs. Purdue, 10/22/7785 Dick Gibbs vs. Indiana, 10/30/6581 Brian Wise vs. Kansas State, 9/10/8870 Matt Bowen vs. Indiana, 10/25/9762 Derek Pagel vs. Michigan State, 10/12/0260 J.P. Lange vs. Indiana, 10/25/9760 Tom Knight vs. Indiana, 10/14/9557 Tom Knight vs. Indiana, 10/12/9647 Joe Slattery vs. Illinois, 9/26/98

Fumble ReturnsYds. Player, Opponent, Date84 Dayton Perry vs. Purdue, 10/22/6072 Kevin Worthy vs. Akron, 8/31/0251 Kerry Cooks vs. Iowa State, 9/10/94

Blocked Field Goal ReturnsYds. Player, Opponent, Date87 LeVar Woods vs. Northern Illinois, 9/18/9985 Antwan Allen vs. Purdue, 10/05/02

Blocked PAT ReturnYds. Player, Opponent, Date99 D.J. Johnson vs. Penn State, 9/28/02

NOTE: Players listed in bold are current players.

Iowa Returns For Touchdowns


KINNICK STADIUM

Kinnick Stadium, home for the Iowa football team, is in its 78th season of hosting Hawkeye football games. One of the 25 largest college-owned stadiums in the nation and one of college football’s finest facilities, Kinnick Stadium is routinely filled on Saturdays each fall.

A two-year, $89 million restoration and renovation project for the stadium was completed prior to the start of the 2006 season. The project, which was the largest such undertaking ever for Iowa athletics, includes an entirely new south endzone and a new press and hospitality facility. The endzone project, which included new lockerrooms, training room and media facilities for the Hawkeye football team on game days, was completed prior to the 2005 season. The new four-level press and hospitality facility will be operational for the 2006 season. The facility extends the full length of the west side of the stadium. It includes 47 private viewing suites and over 1,000 club seats.

The renovation also provides a new entry plaza to the south entrance, wider seats throughout most of the stadium, new and upgraded restroom facilities and concession areas, new scoreboards and a modernized sound system. It also raised the official capacity of Kinnick Stadium to 70,585.

Iowa draws sellout crowds for a majority of all home games, including all 19 home games in the last three years and 24 straight games over the past four seasons.

The Hawkeyes annually rank among the top 25 schools in the nation in home attendance. Iowa ranked 22nd in home attendance in 2006 with its average of 70,585. Big Ten Conference football games in 2006 drew over 5.2 million fans as the conference annually ranks first or second nationally in home attendance. Conference games a year ago averaged over 72,000 fans per contest.

Construction on the original 53,000-seat stadium was completed Oct. 5, 1929 at a cost of $497,151.42. Original construction took six months, but it has undergone several facelifts since. Seats were added to the south end zone in 1956, raising the capacity to 60,000. The north end zone was enclosed and capacity increased to 66,000 prior to the 1983 season. With three more expansion projects completed since, Kinnick now seats 70,585. Kinnick Stadium has 20 miles of bleacher seats and is 79 rows high on each side.

Beside the expansions, an artificial surface was installed in 1972. That carpet was replaced in 1981. Prior to the 1989 season a natural grass playing field, Prescription Athletic Turf, was installed. The playing surface was replaced with new sod prior to the 1997 season and during the 2005 season.

The original five-floor press box was constructed in 1958 at a cost of $490,628.62, and was located between the 25-yard lines on the west side of the stadium. Between 1995 and 1999, the Kinnick Stadium press box underwent a $3 million improvement and renovation project, which included the addition of 18 private viewing suites and the remodeling of all five levels. The original press box was demolished in December 2005.

Spectators attending home games of the Iowa Hawkeyes enjoy all the benefits of watching a game on television, thanks to the installation of all new video boards and scoreboards in 2005. The large scale video display units offer spectators live game action, instant replays and other features, such as highlights from other college football games being played across the nation. A complete new sound system was also installed.

Kinnick Stadium has a rich history, beginning with a 46-0 Hawkeye win over Monmouth in the facility’s first game. The Hawkeyes tied Illinois 7-7 in the dedication game Oct. 19, 1929.

In 1972, the name was changed from Iowa Stadium to Kinnick Stadium in honor of Iowa’s 1939 Heisman Trophy winner, Nile Kinnick. His No. 24 jersey was retired by the school because of his success as a scholar-athlete at the University.

Iowa’s all-time record in Kinnick Stadium is 232-159-15. Iowa’s longest home winning streak of 22 games spanned the 2002 to 2005 seasons. The Hawkeyes have had 11 undefeated home seasons, including both 2003 and 2004. Iowa posted a 4-3 home record in 2006, 5-1 mark in 2005 and a 6-1 record in 2002.

The school’s all-time home attendance record was set in 2006 (494,095 fans). The 2005 and 2006 average of 70,585 are a school record. Iowa’s record season attendance mark for all games is 905,840 set in 1990, a 75,487 per game average.


KINNICK STADIUM ATTENDANCE/LARGEST CROWDS

Kinnick StadiumAttendance, Year-by-Year Home ___ Home ___ Season ___ SeasonYear ____ Total ___ Average ___ Total ___ Average1929____ n/a1930____ n/a1931____ n/a1932____ n/a1933____ n/a1934___ 84,000 ___28,000 ___ 195,500 __ 24,4381935___116,000 ___23,200 ___ 193,000 __ 24,1251936___ 64,000 ___16,000 ___ 186,200 __ 23,2751937____ n/a1938___ 64,000 ___16,000 ___ 152,000 __ 19,0001939___129,500 ___32,375 ___ 234,500 __ 29,3131940___106,700 ___26,675 ___ 262,730 __ 32,8371941___ 88,200 ___29,400 ___ 199,539 __ 24,9421942___110,400 ___15,771 ___ 179,043 __ 17,9041943___ 41,200 ___10,300 ___ 106,849 __ 12,8311944___ 42,200 ___10,550 ___ 111,056 __ 13,8821945___ 64,100 ___16,025 ___ 212,502 __ 23,6111946___197,811 ___39,562 ___ 384,191 __ 42,6881947___187,844 ___46,961 ___ 488,752 __ 54,3061948___212,708 ___42,542 ___ 356,542 __ 39,6161949___218,021 ___43,604 ___ 356,352 __ 39,5941950___222,921 ___44,584 ___ 456,473 __ 50,7191951___157,883 ___39,471 ___ 392,563 __ 43,6181952___181,164 ___45,291 ___ 349,467 __ 38,8291953___211,109 ___42,222 ___ 406,570 __ 45,1741954___245,421 ___49,084 ___ 491,608 __ 54,6231955___201,072 ___50,268 ___ 545,025 __ 60,5581956___306,478 ___51,079 ___ 534,550 __ 53,4551957___203,709 ___50,927 ___ 500,856 __ 55,6511958___329,673 ___54,912 ___ 630,262 __ 63,0261959___279,400 ___55,880 ___ 518,894 __ 57,6551960___264,100 ___52,820 ___ 506,590 __ 56,2881961___290,250 ___58,050 ___ 516,360 __ 57,3731962___281,216 ___56,212 ___ 478,828 __ 53,2031963___230,200 ___57,550 ___ 463,096 __ 57,8871964___266,391 ___53,278 ___ 483,697 __ 53,7441965___263,700 ___52,740 ___ 513,198 __ 51,3191966___278,628 ___46,438 ___ 498,688 __ 49,8691967___241,993 ___48,399 ___ 506,550 __ 50,6551968___294,126 ___49,021 ___ 473,811 __ 47,3811969___301,287 ___50,218 ___ 504,083 __ 50,4081970___248,643 ___49,728 ___ 490,438 __ 49,0431971___233,150 ___46,630 ___ 569,876 __ 51,8071972___220,833 ___44,166 ___ 537,504 __ 48,8641973___217,846 ___43,569 ___ 616,884 __ 56,0801974___291,600 ___48,600 ___ 571,185 __ 51,9261975___320,690 ___53,448 ___ 531,319 __ 48,3021976___267,327 ___53,465 ___ 614,382 __ 55,8531977___377,410 ___53,916 ___ 651,869 __ 59,2611978___319,289 ___53,214 ___ 595,281 __ 54,1161979___358,245 ___59,708 ___ 674,581 __ 61,3261980___359,750 ___59,958 ___ 668,008 __ 60,7281981___360,381 ___60,064 ___ 801,550 __ 66,7961982___297,766 ___59,553 ___ 692,455 __ 57,7051983___330,610 ___66,122 ___ 879,338 __ 73,2781984___396,784 ___66,131 ___ 764,793 __ 58,8301985___396,773 ___66,129 ___ 827,795 __ 68,9831986__ *472,041 __67,434 ___ 852,604 __ 71,0501987___338,500 ___67,700 ___ 769,187 __ 59,1681988___406,200 ___67,700 ___ 773,190 __ 59,4761989___406,200 ___67,700 ___ 680,171 __ 61,8341990___414,349 ___69,058 __ *905,840 _ *75,487

1991___420,424 ___70,071 ___ 772,358 __ 64,3631992___420,234 ___70,039 ___ 797,025 __ 66,4191993___403,842 ___67,307 ___ 746,480 __ 62,2071994___409,516 ___68,253 ___ 691,637 __ 62,8761995___410,226 ___68,371 ___ 804,265 __ 67,0221996___416,425 ___69,404 ___ 741,004 __ 61,7501997___405,788 ___67,631 ___ 824,701 __ 68,7251998___409,981 ___68,330 ___ 644,541 __ 58,5951999___380,786 ___63,464 ___ 711,744 __ 64,7042000___366,737 ___61,123 ___ 688,495 __ 57,3752001___387,987 ___64,665 ___ 687,476 __ 57,2902002___452,498 ___64,643 ___ 872,788 __ 67,1382003___460,584 ___65,798 ___ 896,753 __ 68,8912004___422,382 ___70,397 ___ 896,171 __ 74,6812005___423,510 __ *70,585 __ 831,425 __ 69,2852006___494,095 __ *70,585 __ 846,690 __ 65,130*indicates Iowa record

Largest CrowdsFollowing 1990 expansionAttend. _______ Opponent ______________ Date70,585 ________ Wisconsin __________ 11/11/0670,585 ________ Northwestern ________ 11/4/0670,585 ________ Northern Illinois _____ 10/28/0670,585 ________ Purdue ______________ 10/7/0670,585 ________ Iowa State ___________ 9/16/0670,585 ________ Montana _____________ 9/2/0670,585 ________ Minnesota __________ 11/19/0570,585 ________ Michigan ___________ 10/22/0570,585 ________ Indiana ____________ 10/15/0570,585 ________ Illinois ______________ 10/1/0570,585 ________ Northern Iowa ________ 9/17/0570,585 ________ Ball State _____________ 9/3/0570,397 ________ Wisconsin __________ 11/20/0470,397 ________ Purdue ______________ 11/6/0470,397 ________ Ohio State __________ 10/16/0470,397 ________ Michigan State _______ 10/2/0470,397 ________ Iowa State ___________ 9/11/0470,397 ________ Kent State ____________ 9/4/0470,397 ________ Minnesota __________ 11/15/0370,397 ________ Illinois ______________ 11/1/0370,397 ________ Penn State __________ 10/25/0370,397 ________ Michigan ____________ 10/4/0370,397 ________ Arizona State ________ 9/20/0370,397 ________ Wisconsin ___________ 11/2/0270,397 ________ Iowa State ___________ 9/14/0270,397 ________ Michigan ___________ 10/27/0170,397 ________ Iowa State ___________ 9/16/0070,397 ________ Nebraska _____________ 9/4/9970,397 ________ Wisconsin __________ 10/24/9870,397 ________ Northwestern _______ 10/10/9870,397 ________ Michigan ____________ 10/3/9870,397 ________ Iowa State ___________ 9/12/9870,397 ________ Purdue ______________ 11/1/9770,397 ________ Illinois ______________ 9/29/9770,397 ________ Northwestern ________ 11/9/9670,397 ________ Ohio State __________ 10/26/9670,397 ________ Michigan State _______ 10/5/9670,397 ________ Iowa State ___________ 9/14/9670,397 ________ Illinois ______________ 11/4/9570,397 ________ Penn State __________ 10/21/9570,397 ________ Northern Iowa _________ 9/9/9570,397 ________ Michigan ____________ 10/1/9470,397 ________ Iowa State ___________ 9/10/9470,397 ________ Illinois _____________ 10/16/9370,397 ________ Penn State ___________ 9/18/9370,397 ________ Ohio State __________ 10/31/9270,397 ________ Purdue _____________ 10/24/9270,397 ________ Wisconsin __________ 10/10/9270,397 ________ Iowa State ___________ 9/12/9270,397 ________ Miami (FL) ____________ 9/5/9270,389 ________ Iowa State ___________ 9/22/90

Prior to 1990 expansionAttend. _______ Opponent ______________ Date67,700 ________ Minnesota __________ 11/25/8967,700 ________ Illinois ______________ 11/4/8967,700 ________ Michigan ___________ 10/21/8967,700 ________ Michigan State _______ 10/7/8967,700 ________ Tulsa _______________ 9/30/8967,700 ________ Oregon ______________ 9/16/8967,700 ________ Ohio State __________ 11/12/8867,700 ________ Northwestern ________ 11/5/8867,700 ________ Michigan ___________ 10/15/8867,700 ________ Wisconsin ___________ 10/8/8867,700 ________ Iowa State ___________ 9/24/8867,700 ________ Colorado _____________ 9/17/8867,700 ________ Minnesota __________ 11/21/8767,700 ________ Indiana ____________ 10/31/8767,700 ________ Purdue _____________ 10/24/8767,700 ________ Michigan State _______ 10/3/8767,700 ________ Kansas State _________ 9/26/8767,700 ________ Wisconsin __________ 10/11/8667,700 ________ Iowa State ___________ 9/13/86

Prior to 1983 expansionAttend. _______ Opponent ______________ Date60,160 ________ Nebraska ____________ 9/12/8160,150 ________ Wisconsin __________ 10/21/6160,145 ________ Iowa State ___________ 9/27/8060,114 ________ Purdue ______________ 11/7/8160,103 ________ Michigan State ______ 11/21/81

Largest Road CrowdsAttend. _______ Opponent ______________ Date111,496 _______ Michigan ___________ 10/26/02111,428 _______ Michigan ____________ 9/25/04110,923 _______ Michigan ___________ 10/21/06108,247 _______ Penn State ___________ 9/28/02108,062 _______ Penn State __________ 10/23/04106,505 _______ Michigan ___________ 10/18/97106,192 _______ Michigan ____________ 10/3/92105,915 _______ Michigan ___________ 10/17/81105,897 _______ Michigan ___________ 10/18/86*105,611 ______ Washington ___________ 1/1/82105,517 _______ Michigan ___________ 10/20/90105,423 _______ Michigan ____________ 10/2/93105,406 _______ Michigan ___________ 10/17/87105,225 _______ Ohio State ___________ 9/24/05105,044 _______ Ohio State __________ 10/18/03104,617 _______ Michigan ___________ 10/29/77104,559 _______ Michigan ___________ 10/22/83*103,292 ______ UCLA ________________ 1/1/86*101,273 ______ Washington ___________ 1/1/91*98,297 _______ California _____________ 1/1/59*97,126 _______ Oregon State __________ 1/1/5796,230 ________ Penn State __________ 10/19/9695,834 ________ Penn State ___________ 9/17/9495,437 ________ Penn State ___________ 11/4/0095,357 ________ Ohio State ___________ 11/2/9193,561 ________ Ohio State __________ 10/30/9993,314 ________ Ohio State __________ 10/28/9592,536 ________ Ohio State ___________ 10/4/9790,910 ________ UCLA _______________ 9/26/4790,478 ________ Michigan ____________ 11/2/5790,467 ________ Ohio State ___________ 11/2/85*Rose Bowl


STADIUM RECORDS

IndividualScoringPoints ______ 30 ____by Mike Northington, Purdue, 11/3/73TDs _________ 5 _____by Mike Northington, Purdue, 11/3/73PATs ________ 9 _____by Jeff Skillett vs. Cincinnati, 9/15/90FGs _________ 5 _____by David Fuess, Tulsa, 9/30/89

RushingAttempts ____ 48 ____by Sean Glover, Indiana, 10/14/95Yards _______ 314 ___by Tavian Banks vs. Tulsa, 9/13/97TDs _________ 5 _____by Mike Northington, Purdue, 11/3/73

PassingAttempts ____ 60 ____by Scott Mullen vs. Indiana, 10/23/99 60 ____by Eric Hunter, Purdue, 11/17/90Completions _ 37 ___ by Blake Powers, Indiana, 10/15/05Yards _______ 433 ___by Gino Torretta, Miami (FL), 9/5/92TDs _________ 5 _____by Fred Riddle vs. Indiana, 10/12/63 5 ____ by Chuck Long vs. Northern Illinois, 9/21/85Interceptions 7 ____ by Gary Snook vs. NC State, 11/20/65

ReceivingCatches _____ 14 ____by Dan Bitson, Tulsa, 9/30/89Yards _______ 235 ___by Dan Bitson, Tulsa, 9/30/89TDs _________ 4 _____by Ed Hinkel vs. Minnesota, 11/19/05

Total OffensePlays _______ 74 ____by Scott Mullen vs. Indiana, 10/23/99Yards _______ 473 ___by Scott Mullen vs. Indiana, 10/23/99*TDR _______ 5 _____by Brad Banks vs. Northwestern, 11/2/02 5 _____by Fred Riddle vs. Indiana, 10/12/63 5 _____by Mike Northington, Purdue, 11/3/73 5 ____ by Chuck Long vs. Northern Illinois, 9/21/85 5 _____by Chuck Long vs. Michigan State, 10/5/85

*indicates touchdowns responsible for

TeamScoringPoints ________70 _____vs. Utah State, 9/28/57TDs ___________10 _____vs. Utah State, 9/28/57______________10 _____vs. Texas-El Paso, 9/27/86PATs __________9 ______vs. Cincinnati, 9/15/90FGs ___________5 ______by Tulsa, 9/30/89

RushingAttempts ______82 _____vs. South Dakota, 10/5/40Yards _________595 ____by Minnesota, 10/28/34TDs ___________9 ______vs. Cincinnati, 9/15/90

PassingAttempts ______61 _____vs. Indiana, 10/23/99 Completions ___36 _____vs. Indiana, 10/23/99Yards _________575 ____vs. Northwestern, 10/8/83TDs ___________6 ______vs. Northern Illinois, 9/21/85Interceptions ___7 ______vs. North Carolina State, 11/20/65

Total OffensePlays _________104 ____by Notre Dame, 10/5/68Yards _________713 ____vs. Northwestern, 10/8/83

MiscellaneousFirst Downs ____36 _____vs. Washington State, 9/27/69Penalty Yards __145 ____by Notre Dame, 11/22/52

Longest PlaysRun ______________ 96 __ by Eddie Vincent vs. Purdue, 11/6/54Pass _______________95 __ by Brad Banks to Dallas Clark, vs. Purdue, 10/5/02Punt Return ________ 94 __ by Bob Longley vs. Oregon, 10/29/49Kickoff Return ______ 100 _ by Joe Williams vs. Notre Dame, 11/25/61Interception Return _ 100 _ by Rod Woodson, Purdue, 11/15/86Fumble Return _____ 84 __ by Dayton Perry vs. Purdue, 10/22/60Blk Punt Return ____ 66 __ by Jim Walker vs. Wisconsin, 10/12/40Blk FG Return ______ 87 __ by LeVar Woods vs. Northern Illinois, 9/18/99Punt ______________ 96 __ by George O’Brien, Wisconsin, 10/18/52Field Goal __________ 57 __ by Lee Pistor, Arizona, 9/24/77


INSTANT REPLAY

Section 1. DefinitionDefinitionARTICLE 1. Instant Replay is a system utilizing electronic means to review and assist game officials with certain on-field decisions as listed in Section 3.

Sec 2. Eligibility for Instant ReplayParticipationARTICLE 1. a. Any member institution may use instant replay. This rule is permissive, not a requirement. If instant replay is used, it must be used in fill compliance with this rule.b. For any non-conference game, if the home team is using Instant Replay, the visiting team does not have the option of declining its use for that game. If the home team is not using Instant Replay, the visiting team does not have the option of requesting that it be used in that game.

Section 3. Reviewable PlaysSide Line, Goal Line, End LineARTICLE 1. Reviewable plays governed by a side line, goal line or an end line include:a. Scoring plays, including a runner in possession of a live ball breaking the plane of a goal line.b. A pass ruled complete, incomplete or intercepted at a side line, goal line or an end line.c. A runner or pass receiver ruled in or out of bounds. If a runner is ruled out of bounds, the play is not reviewable.d. Recovery of a loose ball in or out of bounds in the field of play or an end zone.e. A loose ball touching a side line, goal line or an end line.

PassesARTICLE 2. Reviewable plays involving passes include:a. a pass ruled complete, incomplete or intercepted anywhere in the field of play or an end zone.b. A legal forward pass touched by an ineligible receiver.c. A legal forward pass touched by a defensive playerd. A fumble ruled as part of a potential passer (Note: If the on-field ruling is forward pass and the pass is incomplete, the play is not reviewable).e. A forward pass or forward handling ruled when a runner is beyond the line of scrimmage.f. A forward pass or forward handling ruled after a change of possession.g. A pass ruled forward or backward when thrown from behind the line of scrimmage. (Exception: If the pass is ruled forward and is incomplete, the play is not reviewable).

MiscellaneousARTICLE 3. Miscellaneous reviewable plays include:a. A runner judged to have been not down by rule. (Note: If a runner is ruled down, the play is not reviewable).b. A runner’s forward progress with respect to a first down.c. Touching of any type kick by any player.d. The number of players participating by either team during a live ball.e. A scrimmage kicker beyond the line of scrimmage when the ball is kicked.f. Clock adjustment when a ruling on the field is reversed.g. A fumble recovery by a Team A player during fourth down or a try and before ay change of possession.

Plays Not ReviewableARTICLE 4. No other plays or officiating decisions are reviewable.

Section 4. Instant Replay Personnel, Equipment and LocationPersonnelARTICLE 1. Instant Replay personnel shall consist of the number of persons needed to operate the replay equipment within the necessary time constraints. A minimum of three persons shall be utilized to insure that all plays are reviewed in an efficient and a timely manner. Such persons are normally referred to as Replay Official, Communicator and Technician. Additional persons may be used as needed.

EquipmentARTICLE 2. The type of equipment used to carry out necessary instant replay duties shall be determined by each conference or member institution utilizing instant replay.

LocationARTICLE 3. a. All equipment used in making a decision during the replay process and the personnel using that equipment shall be located in a separate, secure location in the press box. This room shall not be available or accessible to any person not directly involved in instant replay.b. Additional telephonic equipment needed to allow instant replay personnel to communicate with the game referee when a game has been stopped for a play review shall be located on a side line near the field of play and preferably outside a team area. Such equipment shall provide the game referee and the Replay Official a secure and private means of communication.

Section 5. Initiating the Replay ProcessGame StopARTICLE 1. There are two methods to stop a game to review a ruling on the field.a. The Replay Official and his crew shall review every play of a game. He may stop a game at any time before the ball is next put in play whenever he believes that: 1. There is reasonable evidence to believe an error was made in the initial on-field ruling 2. The play is reviewable 3. Any reversal of an on-field ruling, which would result from indisputable video evidence, would have a direct, competitive impact on the game.b. The head coach of either team may request that the game be stopped and a play be reviewed by challenging the on-field ruling. 1. A coach initiates this challenge by taking a team time out before the ball is next put in play and informing the referee that he is challenging the ruling of the previous play. The head coach who has challenged the original ruling is not permitted any other challenge during the game. 2. After a review has been completed, if the on-field ruling is reversed, that team’s time out will not be charged. 3. After a review has been completed, if the on-field ruling is not reversed, the charged team time out counts as one of the three permitted that the team for that half. 4. A head coach may not challenge a ruling in which the game was stopped and a decision has already been made by the Replay Official. 5. If a head coach requests a team time out to challenge an on-field ruling and the play being challenged is not reviewable, the time out shall count as one of the three permitted his team during that half of the game. If all timeouts have been used, a delay penalty will be assessed. 6. A head coach may not challenge an on-field ruling if all the team’s timeouts have been used for that half. 7. Each head coach shall be permitted one challenge per game.

When to Stop a GameARTICLE 2. a. A game may be stopped, either by the Instant Replay official or by the head coach’s challenge at any time before the ball is next put in play.b. No game official may request that a game be stopped and a play be reviewed.

Section 6. Reviewing an On-Field RulingProceduresARTICLE 1. a. When a game is to be stopped either by the Replay Official or by the head coach’s challenge, the designated officials on the field will be notified by a buzzer system or other appropriate means.b. The referee shall announce that the ruling on the field is being reviewed. If the game has been stopped due to a head coach’s challenge, the referee will so indicate in his announcement.c. All reviews shall be based upon video evidence provided by and coming directly from the televised production of the game or from other video means available to the instant replay official. If there is no television available, all video pictures will come from the in-stadium video board production.d. After the referee has conferred with the Replay Official and the review process has been completed, he shall make one of the following announcements: 1. If the video evidence confirms the on-field ruling: “After review, video confirms the call on the field. 2. If there is no indisputable (conclusive) evidence to reverse the on-field ruling: “After review, the play stands as called on the field.” 3. If the on-field ruling is reversed: “After review, there is indisputable video evidence (description of the video evidence). Therefore, (description of result).”f. If a ruling is reversed, the Replay Official shall supply the referee with all pertinent data as needed (next down, distance, yard line, position of the ball, clock status/adjustment) in order to resume play under the correct game conditions.

Time RestrictionsARTICLE 2. a. Although each head coach is limited to one challenge per game, there is no restriction on the number of times the Replay Official may stop a game to review an o-field ruling.c. Once a game is stopped to review a play, regardless of how it was stopped, there is no time limit for the review process.

Section 7. Reversing an On-Field RulingARTICLE 1. In order to reverse an on-field ruling, the Replay Official must see indisputable video evidence through one or more video replays provided to the monitor.


BOWL CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES

Now in its 10th season, the Bowl Championship series was established to determine a champion for college football while maintaining and enhancing the bowl system which has provided significant support to college football for nearly a century. The BCS is a showcase for the sport, matching the premier teams in top bowl games. The Big Ten Conference is a key component in the championship agreement.

The Bowls and the TeamsThe BCS consists of the Rose Bowl, Nokia Sugar Bowl, FedEx Orange Bowl and the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl. In addition to the Big Ten, the Atlantic Coast, Big 12, Big East, Pacific-10 and Southeastern Conferences also have automatic berths for their champions into one of the four contests.

Each bowl will host two games once every four years -- its traditional game plus a national championship contest approximately one week after the New Year.

This season the national championship game will be played January 7 in New Orleans, LA. FOX-TV will televise three of the Bowl Championship Series games (Fiesta, Orange, Sugar) and the national title game, while ABC-TV continues to televise the Rose Bowl.

EligibilityAny Bowl Subdivision independent team, or champion of the Western Athletic Conference, Conference USA, Mountain West Conference or any other Bowl Subdivision Conference, which ranks No. 6 or higher in the BCS standings, also will be eligible for the Bowl Championship Series.

Otherwise, any Bowl Subdivision team can qualify for selection in the BCS if it has won at least nine football games during the most recently completed regular season (not to include wins in exempted games) and is ranked in the top 12 of the final BCS standings.

Team SelectionThe BCS uses regional consideration regarding team selection. Specifically, as a member of the BCS, the Rose Bowl will host the Big Ten and Pac-10 champions in those years in which either the Rose Bowl does not have the national championship game or the Big Ten and Pac-10 champion is not ranked No. 1 or No. 2. Other “regional consideration” tie-ins include the SEC champion in the Sugar Bowl, the ACC or Big East champion in the Orange Bowl and the Big 12 champion in the Fiesta Bowl.

The HardwareThe Waterford Crystal football that sits atop the Sears Trophy takes an artisan three months to create. The Sears Trophy is part of the Sears Collegiate Champion Program – a comprehensive trophy and academic scholarship program which recognizes both men’s and women’s sports equally.

Sears, Roebuck and Co. and the AFCA also present a $20,000 academic scholarship to the school that wins the Sears Trophy. The scholarship is earmarked for an outstanding freshman who does not participate in intercollegiate athletics. In total, more than 2,200 trophies and more than a quarter of a million dollars in academic scholarships are awarded to NCAA Division I, II and III and NAIA institutions annually.

2008 Bowl Championship Series Line-upNational Championship GameJan. 7, 2008New Orleans, LA

Rose BowlJan. 1, 2008Pasadena, CA

All-State Sugar BowlJan. 1, 2008New Orleans, LA

Tostitos Fiesta BowlJan. 2, 2008Phoenix, AZ

FedEx Orange BowlJan. 3, 2008Miami, FL

2009 BCS Schedule:Jan. 1 Rose BowlJan. 1 FedEx Orange BowlJan. 2 All-State Sugar BowlJan. 5 Tostitos Fiesta BowlJan. 7 National Championship Game (Miami, FL)


HAWKEYE VISIONS

Leadership Level ScholarshipsDr. C.F. “Larry” and Lois Barrett Football ScholarshipMicheal and Patricia Beal Women’s Basketball ScholarshipJohn and Ruth Beckman ScholarshipsP. Sue Beckwith, M.D., Women’s Basketball ScholarshipP. Sue Beckwith, M.D., Rowing ScholarshipWarren and Harriet Berman Family Football ScholarshipWarren and Harriet Berman Family Men’s Basketball ScholarshipMike Boddicker Baseball ScholarshipLester Bookey Memorial ScholarshipPatty and Tom Buroker Football ScholarshipTom and Lori Cardella Football ScholarshipB.W. “Wayne” Carpenter Football ScholarshipCarver Scholarship/Slater AwardGene and Jennie Clay Football ScholarshipJohn and Mary Ann Colloton Men’s Basketball ScholarshipJohn and Mary Ann Colloton Football ScholarshipJohn and Mary Ann Colloton Women’s Basketball ScholarshipJohn and Mary Ann Colloton Wrestling ScholarshipCatherine Nacke Cooper Men’s Basketball ScholarshipTom and Shari Davis Men’s Basketball Manager ScholarshipDoran Family Gymnastics ScholarshipC.W. “Bump” Elliot Football ScholarshipDr. Brent and Ellen Feller Men’s Basketball ScholarshipJohn Ferentz Memorial Football ScholarshipHayden Fry Captain’s ScholarshipEugene and Pat Gauron Women’s Tennis ScholarshipAl Grady Memorial Football ScholarshipDonald W. and Marilyn Heineking Baseball ScholarshipDonald W. and Marilyn Heineking Football ScholarshipDonald W. and Marilyn Heineking Men’s Cross Country/Track ScholarshipDonald W. and Marilyn Heineking Men’s Basketball Manager’s ScholarshipDonald W. and Marilyn Heineking Softball ScholarshipDonald W. and Marilyn Heineking Volleyball ScholarshipDonald W. and Marilyn Heineking Women’s Basketball ScholarshipDonald W. and Marilyn Heineking Wrestling ScholarshipTheo and Glenda Hitchens Football ScholarshipTheo and Glenda Hitchens Men’s Basketball ScholarshipJames Hoak Scholarship FundIowa Style Wrestling ScholarshipRichard O. Jacobson Football ScholarshipJohnson County I-Club Football Scholarship

Bud and Georgia Johnson Women’s Basketball ScholarshipNile Kinnick Leadership ScholarshipNile Kinnick Memorial ScholarshipsNile Kinnick Scholarship for WomenRon and Carol Kirchhoff Men’s Basketball ScholarshipW.A. Krause Football ScholarshipGary Kurdelmeier Wrestling ScholarshipRobert and Dorothy Lee ScholarshipJack and Ailene Liechty Men’s Golf ScholarshipJack and Ailene Liechty Football ScholarshipJack and Ailene Liechty Men’s Basketball ScholarshipJack and Ailene Liechty Women’s Basketball ScholarshipLinn County I-Club Football ScholarshipBrad and Anne Lohaus Men’s Basketball ScholarshipPaul Mason Memorial ScholarshipTerry and Susan Mulligan Football ScholarshipBucky O’Connor Men’s Basketball ScholarshipBucky O’Connor Men’s Golf ScholarshipDennis and Donna Oldorf Athletic ScholarshipDennis and Janice Oliver Strang Football ScholarshipRobert and Ruth Olson Football ScholarshipBob and Dorothy Otto Football ScholarshipDave Paulson Baseball ScholarshipWhitey and Grace Piro Football ScholarshipWilliam and Kay Pitlik Wrestling ScholarshipWilliam and Kay Pitlik Football ScholarshipsWilliam and Kay Pitlik Softball ScholarshipWilliam and Kay Pitlik Women’s Basketball ScholarshipPolk County I-Club Football ScholarshipPolk County I-Club Softball ScholarshipBob Root Memorial Football ScholarshipStella Wolff Sanford Women’s ScholarshipJohn and Dorothy Sill Wrestling ScholarshipRoland and Esther Smith Men’s Athletic ScholarshipsRoland and Esther Smith Women’s Athletic ScholarshipsChris Street Memorial Men’s Basketball ScholarshipJohn Streif Men’s Basketball ScholarshipBen Trickey Memorial ScholarshipRaymond K. and Susan K. Vawter Football ScholarshipW. David Ward Football ScholarshipEarl and Edna Yoder Football Scholarship

The Hawkeye Visions Endowment Program: Investing in a Winning Future, is a 10-year campaign with a $25 million goal, which seeks to create permanently endowed scholarships for all starting positions in UI athletics. The program currently includes 111 fully endowed scholarships, 55 partially endowed scholarships, 25 scholarships that are in the development stages and approximately 30 future scholarship gifts. The following scholarships will be awarded for the 2007-2008 academic year:

Visionary Level ScholarshipsBeth and Bob Allsop Point Guard ScholarshipRay Carlson Lineman ScholarshipMark Falb Quarterback ScholarshipBill and John Fenton Football ScholarshipGeorge C. and Nora Foerstner Memorial Football ScholarshipsLeonard A. and Marlene S. Hadley Center Football Scholarship

Jim and Rhonda Juhlin Men’s Basketball ScholarshipGus and Theo Mastrogany End ScholarshipJohn and Peg Slusher Softball Catcher ScholarshipArthur E. Stanley Football ScholarshipsDale L. Tieden Football ScholarshipsJim and Susan Woods Offensive Lineman Scholarship

The Hawkeye Visions Endowment Program: Investing in a Winning Future!To make a gift or for more information about the Hawkeye Visions Endowment Program, please contact the athletic department staff at the UI Foundation, (319) 335-3305 or (800) 648-6973. The UI Foundation is the preferred channel of support for private contributions to all areas of The University of Iowa.

Required Gift LevelsVisionary Level Scholarship Level $400,000Leadership Level Scholarship Level $200,000Sustaining Level Scholarship Level $50,000*Sustaining Scholarships, along with a complete list of all scholarships are listed on our website www.givetoiowa.org/athletics


ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT STAFF LISTING

Name, Title _______________________________________________________ Office PhoneAbbott, Mark, Associate Athletic Director for Legal Affairs ____________________ 335-9227Adolphson, Curt, Golf Course Maintenance Worker ___________________________ 335-9574Aller, Rodger, Area Mechanic – Facilities ___________________________________ 335-9458Anderson, Layne, Head Women’s X-Country/Assistant Women’s Track Coach ______ 335-9257Anderson, Terry, Director of Golf Operations ________________________________ 335-9245Arens, Dale, Director Hall of Fame/Licensing ________________________________ 384-1031Armstrong, Terry, Football Secretary ______________________________________ 335-8944Aspelmeier, David, Associate Director of Compliance _________________________ 335-9384Augustine, Amy, Development Associate, Foundation _________________________ 335-3305Backerman, Jeff, Video Productions Assistant _______________________________ 335-8936Barta, Gary, Director of Athletics _________________________________________ 335-9435Beemer, Pat, Associate Director of Compliance ______________________________ 335-9384Berka, Joshua, Director of Sports Camps/Event Mgmt. Assistant ________________ 335-9297Blackwell, Erica, Dance Team Coach _______________________________________ 335-9251Blau, Aaron, Asst. Director of Sports Information ____________________________ 335-9411Blevins, Gayle, Head Softball Coach _______________________________________ 335-9257Bluder, Lisa, Head Women’s Basketball Coach _______________________________ 335-9258Boland, Don, Senior Accountant-Business Operations _________________________ 335-8873Brands, Tom, Head Wrestling Coach _______________________________________ 335-9405Brothers, Matt, Assistant Men’s Tennis Coach _______________________________ 335-9428Brown, Scott, Coordinator of Premium Seating & Stadium Club _________________ 353-5325Brownlee, Ryan, Assistant Baseball Coach __________________________________ 335-9389Broxey, Marilyn, Secretary, Events, Varsity Club & Hall of Fame _________________ 335-9247Callen, Carrie, Assistant Rowing Coach _____________________________________ 335-9259Cappos, Scott, Assistant Men’s Track & Field Coach ___________________________ 335-9392Cavallini, James, Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach ____________________ 335-8870Cellucci, Lisa, Assistant Field Hockey Coach ________________________________ 335-9259Clarke, Tyler, Assistant Strength Coach – Football ____________________________ 335-8931Cookman, Larry, Equipment Manager, CHA __________________________________ 335-9407Coonrad, Douglas, Academic Counselor _____________________________________ 335-9384Cornett, Joel, Interim Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach _______________________ 335-9444Crawford, Kelly, Head Women’s Golf Coach __________________________________ 335-9257Culver, Pamela, Secretary, Men’s Basketball _________________________________ 335-9444Curtis, Mary, Associate Athletic Director, Human Resources/Compliance _________ 335-8874Dahm, Jack, Head Baseball Coach _________________________________________ 335-9329Davis, Damon, Assistant Strength Coach ___________________________________ 384-4268Dawson, Melissa, Academic Coordinator ____________________________________ 335-4268DeBord, Frances, Assistant Swimming Coach ________________________________ 335-9432Dervrich, Bill, Director of Football Operations _______________________________ 335-8943Deutsch, Shelly, Secretary, Men’s Basketball ________________________________ 335-9444Dobson, James, Assistant Strength Coach, Football ___________________________ 335-8943Doyle, Cale, Golf Course Maintenance Worker ________________________________ 335-9574Doyle, Chris, Football Strength & Conditioning Coach _________________________ 335-8943Doyle, Matt, Athletic Trainer _____________________________________________ 335-9396Duncan, Sheryl, Secretary ______________________________________________ 335-9506Dunn, Tom, Head Men’s Gymnastics Coach __________________________________ 335-9432Eckermann, Celia, Associate Director, Event Services _________________________ 335-3305Egiasi, Chigozie, Football Administrative Assistant ___________________________ 335-8943Eiffert, Andy, Golf Course Maintenance Worker ______________________________ 335-9574Ellison, Matthew, Graphic Artist __________________________________________ 335-9431Engelbert, Matthew, Football Video Coordinator _____________________________ 335-8927Erb, Lester, Assistant Football Coach ______________________________________ 335-8943Evans, Chuck, Director of Women’s Basketball Operations ______________________ 335-9258Farokhmanesch, Mashallah, Associate Head Volleyball Coach ___________________ 335-9259Faust, Michael, Administrative Assistant Wrestling ___________________________ 335-9405Federici, Paul, Director of Athletic Training Services __________________________ 335-9506Ferentz, Kirk, Head Football Coach ________________________________________ 335-8943Finke, Pam, Assistant Director of Ticket Operations __________________________ 335-9309Fitzgerald, Jenni, Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach ________________________ 335-9258Foley, Rita, Football Secretary ____________________________________________ 335-8943Foor, Kevin, Assistant Football Equipment Manager __________________________ 335-9509Foster, Dan, Associate Director of Athletic Training Services ___________________ 335-9393Frazier, James, Assistant Strength Coach, Football ___________________________ 335-8943Fredrick, Cindy, Head Volleyball Coach _____________________________________ 335-9259Gable, Dan, Assistant Wrestling Coach _____________________________________ 335-9405Gage, Shannon, Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach _________________________ 335-9258Gannon, Sandra, Drug Testing Site Coordinator ______________________________ 335-9352Gerard, Sandra, Assistant to Director of Athletics for Administration ____________ 335-9435Gleason, Kristy, Assistant Field Hockey Coach _______________________________ 335-9259Golz, Eric, Assistant Soccer Coach _________________________________________ 335-9257Grant, Anthony, Academic Coordinator _____________________________________ 335-9384Grant, James, Head Coach, Women’s Track & Field ____________________________ 335-9257Gray, Peter, Associate Director of Student Services ___________________________ 335-9384Greenan, Daryl, Head Women’s Tennis Coach ________________________________ 335-9259Griesbaum, Tracey, Head Field Hockey Coach ________________________________ 335-9259Haddy, Phil, Director Sports Information ___________________________________ 335-9411Haman, Marlene, Development Services Manager ____________________________ 335-3305Hampleman, Kirk, Assistant Swimming Coach _______________________________ 335-9432Hand, Wes, Assistant Wrestling Coach _____________________________________ 335-9405Hankins, Mark, Head Men’s Golf Coach _____________________________________ 335-9426Hanson, Chad, Assistant Volleyball Coach __________________________________ 335-9259Hausler, Peggy, Development Services Supervisor ____________________________ 335-3305Haynes, Russ, Associate Director of Athletic Training Services __________________ 335-9506Henderson, Matt, Director of Development, I-Club & Annual Giving _____________ 335-3305Higby, Kristi, Sports Secretary ___________________________________________ 335-9257Hinz, Mallory, Development Associate _____________________________________ 335-3305Hoffman, Mike, Supervisor-Plant Services __________________________________ 335-9574Houghton, Steve, Head Men’s Tennis Coach _________________________________ 335-9428Houston, Victor, Assistant Women’s Track & Field Coach _______________________ 335-9257Howe, Donna, Clerk, Ticket Operations _____________________________________ 335-9309Jackson, Carl, Assistant Football Coach ____________________________________ 335-8943Jantz, Paula, Associate Athletic Director, Operations/Event Mgmt. ______________ 335-9247Jenn, Peggy, Equipment Manager, CHA ____________________________________ 335-9407Jennings, Mark, Associate Director of Athletics for Donor & Patron Services ______ 335-8903Jensen, Jan, Associate Head Women’s Basketball Coach _______________________ 335-9258Jensen, Randy, Facilities Mechanic ________________________________________ 335-9410Jarrard, Scott, Electrician _______________________________________________ 335-9410Johnson, Eric, Assistant Football Coach ____________________________________ 335-8943Jones, Gerald, Rowing Rigger ____________________________________________ 335-9259Jordan, LaVall, Interim Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach ______________________ 335-9444Kaczenski, Rick, A.J., Graduate Assistant, Football ___________________________ 335-8943Kasparek, Marie, Secretary, Training Room _________________________________ 335-9393Kaufmann, Adam, Assistant Men’s Golf Coach _______________________________ 335-9556

Name, Title _______________________________________________________ Office PhoneKinney, Mary Jo, Administrative Assistant – External Affairs __________________ 335-9431Klatt, Rick, Associate Director of Athletics for External Affairs _________________ 335-9431Kolyvanov, Alex, Assistant Men’s Gymnastics Coach __________________________ 335-9473Kowal, Mandi, Head Rowing Coach ________________________________________ 335-9259Lawler, Mike, Associate Director of Athletic Training Services __________________ 335-9482Leonard, Cynthia, Secretary, Student Services _______________________________ 335-7599Leonard, Judith, Secretary, Wrestling ______________________________________ 335-9405Leusch, Tad, Athletic Trainer _____________________________________________ 335-9507Libby, Larissa, Head Women’s Gymnastics Coach _____________________________ 335-9269Lickliter, Todd, Head Men’s Basketball Coach ________________________________ 335-9444Long, Marc, Head Swimming Coach ________________________________________ 335-9432Mason, Stefanie, Graphic Artist ___________________________________________ 335-9431Matthes, Kathleen, Secretary, Facilities ____________________________________ 335-9410Maxwell, Bill, Head Strength and Conditioning Coach ________________________ 335-9409McCray, Randy, Facilities Mechanic ________________________________________ 335-9410McGuine, Katherine, Director of Volleyball Operations ________________________ 335-9259Mejia, Chad, Head Golf Professional & Assistant Women’s Golf Coach ____________ 335-9556Messier, Karen, Football Receptionist ______________________________________ 335-8943Meyer, Jane, Senior Associate Athletic Director ______________________________ 335-8874Michael, Jana, Director of Development, Women’s Sports & Major Gifts ___________ 335-3305Miller, Darren, Director-New Media ________________________________________ 335-9431Mims, Fred, Associate Athletic Director for Student Services & Compliance _______ 335-9598Moore, Jim, Food Services Manager, Finkbine _______________________________ 335-9156Morgan, Reese, Assistant Football Coach ___________________________________ 335-8943Moriarity, Mike, Video Productions Director _________________________________ 335-8936Morris, Greg, Equipment Manager, Football _________________________________ 335-9531Narcotta, Eileen, Assistant Soccer Coach ___________________________________ 335-9257Neu, Lori, Secretary, Administration & Human Resources ______________________ 335-8874Neykova, Toni, Assistant Women’s Tennis Coach _____________________________ 335-9259Niemiec, Greg, Spirit Coordinator _________________________________________ 335-9251O’Keefe, Ken, Assistant Football Coach _____________________________________ 335-8943Palmer, Jerry, Video Production Assistant __________________________________ 335-8932Parker, Nancy, Associate Director of Student Services _________________________ 335-9384Parker, Norm, Assistant Football Coach _____________________________________ 335-8943Parker, Phil, Assistant Football Coach ______________________________________ 335-8943Parker, Rae, Assistant to the Director of Athletics for Administration ____________ 335-9435Patterson, Mike, Facilities Mechanic _______________________________________ 335-9276Pearson, Irene, Secretary, Gymnastics/Swimming ____________________________ 335-9432Pinter, Robert, Assistant Swimming Coach __________________________________ 335-9432Piper, Lisa, Secretary, Women’s Basketball __________________________________ 335-9258Piro, Andy, Executive Director of Development ______________________________ 335-3305Polite, Janet, Secretary, Student Services __________________________________ 335-9384Rahfeldt, Robert, Video Productions Assistant _______________________________ 335-8977Rainey, Ron, Head Soccer Coach __________________________________________ 335-9257Rawson, Shawna, Administrative Specialist _________________________________ 335-9384Richards, Jeffrey, Assistant Women’s Gymnastics Coach _______________________ 335-9432Rickertsen, Jess, Assistant Director of Ticket Operations ______________________ 335-9309Roberts, Christa, Secretary, Hall of Fame/Licensing __________________________ 384-2000Rodosky, Chuck, Assistant Rowing Coach ___________________________________ 335-9259Roe, Steve, Associate Director of Sports Information _________________________ 335-9411Rossie, Joyce, Clerk/Receptionist, Baseball & Men’s Track _____________________ 335-9743Roth, Dustin, Help Desk Supervisor _______________________________________ 335-9430Rydze, Bob, Diving Coach ________________________________________________ 335-9432Sandstrum, David, Assistant Director of Athletics, Ticket Operations ____________ 335-9309Schneider, Richard, Facilities Mechanic ____________________________________ 335-9410Scott, Linda, Development Associate, Foundation ____________________________ 335-3305Sertterh, Jennie, Athletic Trainer _________________________________________ 335-9391Simcox, Damian, Director of Facilities _____________________________________ 335-9410Southmayd, Scott, Quality Control Administrative Assistant - Football __________ 335-8943Steenlage, Les, Assistant Director of Athletics for Event Promotions _____________ 335-9438Streger, Lisa, Marketing Assistant _________________________________________ 335-9431Streif, John, Athletic Trainer/Travel Coordinator ____________________________ 335-9602Striegel, Rita, Development Assistant, Foundation ___________________________ 335-3305Strom, Jerry, Administrative Assistant, Men’s Basketball ______________________ 335-9444Stumpf, Kris, Secretary, Finkbine Maintenance ______________________________ 335-9574Swift, Mike, Groundskeeper, Finkbine ______________________________________ 335-9574Thomas, Amy, Football Secretary _________________________________________ 335-8942Thomas, Diane, Administrative Assistant, Sports Camps _______________________ 335-9714Thomas, Rose, Senior Customer Services Rep., Ticket Office ____________________ 335-9327Thomason, Diane, Special Project Development Officer _______________________ 335-9270Thompson, Faye, Athletic Trainer _________________________________________ 335-9397Thorn, Ted, Director of Grounds __________________________________________ 335-9574Trail, Toby, Assistant Director of Marketing _________________________________ 335-9431Trouch, Dmitri, Assistant Men’s Gymnastics Coach ___________________________ 335-9432VanElswyk, Pete, Facilities Mechanic – Kinnick Stadium _______________________ 335-9461Venturella, Michelle, Associate Head Softball Coach __________________________ 335-9257Vexler, Talya, Assistant Women’s Gymnastics Coach __________________________ 335-9432Wadle, Mike, Automotive Mechanic ________________________________________ 335-9574Wagner, Traci, Assistant Director of Sports Information _______________________ 335-9411Wagstrom, Emily, Assistant Rowing Coach __________________________________ 335-9259Walenta, Theresa, Secretary, Sports Information _____________________________ 335-9411Walker, Mick, Assistant Director of Athletics for Business Operations ____________ 335-9436Walker, Rich, Asst. to the Director of Athletics ______________________________ 335-9604Walker, Susan, Assistant Director Student Services & Retention Coordinator ______ 335-9384Wallace, Seth, Graduate Assistant – Football ________________________________ 335-8943Walters, Jim, Groundskeeper, Finkbine _____________________________________ 335-9574Wear, Vicki, Development Assistant, Foundation _____________________________ 335-3305Weir, Paul, Director of Men’s Basketball Operations ___________________________ 335-9444Weitzel, Matthew, Assistant Director of Sports Information ____________________ 335-9411West, Doug, Associate Director of Athletic Training Services ___________________ 335-9504Wieczorek, Larry, Head Men’s Track & Field Coach ____________________________ 335-9429Wieditz, Kendra, Office Coordinator _______________________________________ 335-9259Willier, Kathleen, Accountant – Ticket Office _______________________________ 335-9311Wilson, Darrell, Assistant Football Coach ___________________________________ 335-8943Winkelmann, Andy, Academic Coordinator/Assistant Director – Support Programs _ 335-9384Wolf, Timothy, Director of Information Technology ___________________________ 335-9430Woody, Joey, Assistant Men’s Track and Field Coach __________________________ 335-9421Wulf, Troy, Academic Coordinator _________________________________________ 335-9384Yeggy, Don, Auto Mechanic – Finkbine _____________________________________ 335-9574Yoder, Judy, Clerk – Business Operations ___________________________________ 335-9436Zadick, Michael, Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach ___________________ 335-9405Zumsande, Nicklaus, Assistant Baseball Coach _______________________________ 384-4124Area code is 319


MEDIA OUTLETS

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WHBF-TV (CBS)Telephone: 309-786-5441FAX: 309-788-3642231-18th St.Rock Island, IL, 61201Sports Director: Jay KidwellE-mail: [email protected]

WHO-TV (NBC)Telephone: 515-242-3739 or 1-800-835-1313FAX: 515-242-37961801 Grand Ave.Des Moines, IA, 50309Sports Director: Keith MurphyE-mail: [email protected]

WOI-TV (ABC)Telephone: 515-457-1026 or 1-800-858-5555FAX: 515-457-10253903 West Town ParkwayWest Des Moines, IA, 50266Sports Director: John WaltersE-mail: [email protected]

WQAD-TV (ABC)Telephone: 309-736-3325 or 736-3300FAX: 309-736-3306300 Park 16th St.Moline, IL, 61255Sports Director: Mick MoninghoffE-mail: [email protected]

RADIOKCJJTelephone: 319-354-1242FAX: 319-354-1921PO Box 2118Iowa City, IA, 52244Sports: Tom SuterE-mail: [email protected]

KMRY1957 Blairs Ferry Road NECedar Rapids, IA, 52402Telephone: 319-393-1450Sports: Bob Brooks

KXICTelephone: 319-354-9500FAX: 319-354-9504PO Box 2388Iowa City, IA, 52244Sports Editor: Brent BalbinotE-mail: [email protected]

KXNOTelephone: 1-866-333-5966515-274-4969/289-20001801 Grand Ave.Des Moines, IA, 50309Sports: Larry Cotlar ([email protected])Geoff Conn ([email protected])Steve Deace ([email protected])

WHOTelephone: 1-866-469-4295515-283-1429/284-86151801 Grand Ave.Des Moines, IA, 50309Sports: Pat CurtisE-mail: [email protected]

WMTTelephone: 319-395-0530 or 800-933-7767FAX: 319-393-0918P0 Box 2147600 Old Marion Rd. NECedar Rapids, IA, 52406Sports: Bob BruceE-mail: [email protected]

RADIO IOWA2700 Grand Ave., Suite 103Des Moines, IA, 50312Sports Director: Todd KimmE-mail: [email protected]

KGYM1110 26th Ave. SWCedar Rapids, IA, 52404Sports Editor: Scott UnashE-mail: [email protected]


MEDIA DIRECTORY

Air Transportation from Eastern Iowa AirportAllegiant Air _____________________________________________ 702-505-8888American Eagle/American Connection ________________________ 800-433-7300Delta Connection _________________________________________ 800-221-1212Northwest ______________________________________________ 800-225-2525United __________________________________________________ 800-241-6522

Hotels/MotelsAlexis Park Inn and Suites, 1165 S. Riverside Drive, Iowa City _________ 337-8665Amana Colonies Holiday Inn, I-80, Exit 225, Amana ________________ 688-1175Americinn, 2597 Holiday Road, Coralville _________________________ 625-2400Baymont Inn & Suites, 200 6th Street, Coralville ___________________ 337-9797Best Western Cantebury Inn, 704 1st Ave., Coralville ________________ 351-0400Big Ten Inn, 707 1st Ave., Coralville ______________________________ 351-6131Comfort Inn and Suites, 2431 James Street, Coralville _______________ 338-3400Comfort Inn, 209 9th St., Coralville ______________________________ 351-8144Country Inn and Suites by Carlson, 2571 Heartland Place, Coralville ____ 545-8464Days Inn, Hwy. 6 West, Coralville ________________________________ 354-4400Econo Lodge Motel, 815 1st Ave., Coralville ________________________ 354-6000Fairfield Inn, 214 9th Street, Coralville ___________________________ 337-8382Hampton Inn, 1200 1st Ave., Coralville ___________________________ 351-6600Heartland Inn, 87 2nd Street, Coralville ___________________________ 351-8132Holiday Inn Amana Colonies, I-80 Exit 225, Williamsburg ____________ 668-1175Holiday Inn Express, I-80 Exit 240, Coralville ______________________ 626-5600Holiday Inn, 1200 1st Ave., Coralville ____________________________ 351-6600Hotel Vetro Studio Suites, 201 S. Linn St., Iowa City, IA _____________ 337-4961Iowa House Hotel, Madison & Jefferson St., Iowa City _______________ 335-3513Marriott Hotel and Conference Center, 300 East 9th Street, Coralville ___ 688-4000Motel 6, 810 1st Avenue, Coralville _______________________________ 354-0030Quality Inn and Suites, 2525 N. Dodge St., Iowa City ________________ 354-2000Riverside Golf Resourt, 3184 Hwy. 22, Riverside, IA _________________ 656-3611Sheraton Iowa City Hotel, 210 S. Dubuque St., Iowa City _____________ 337-4058Super 8 Motel, 611 1st Ave., Coralville ____________________________ 337-8388Travel Lodge, 2216 N. Dodge St., Iowa City ________________________ 351-1010

RestaurantsApplebee’s, 200 12th St., Coralville ______________________________ 358-1986Airliner, 22 S. Clinton, Iowa City _________________________________ 338-5463Atlas World Grill, 127 Iowa Ave., Iowa City ________________________ 341-7700Baldy’s Wraps, 18 S. Clinton St., Iowa City _________________________ 338-1010Bennigan’s, Coral Ridge Mall, Coralville ___________________________ 625-2366Bo-James, 118 E. Washington St., Iowa City _______________________ 337-4703Bob’s Your Uncle Pizza Cafe, 749 Mormon Trek Blvd., Iowa City ________ 338-7400Bob’s Your Uncle Pizza Café, 2208 N. Dodge St., Iowa City ____________ 331-7400Boston’s Restaurant & Sports Bar, Corner of Hwy. 6 and 25th St., Coralville _ 688-9688 Bread Garden Bakery & Café, 224 S. Clinton, Iowa City _______________ 354-4246Brown Bottle, 115 E. Washington St., Iowa City ____________________ 351-6704Bruegger’s Bagel Bakery, 404 1st Avenue, Coralville _________________ 337-2243Buffalo Wild Wings, 201 Clinton Street, Iowa City ___________________ 887-9464Buffalo Wild Wings, 2500 Corridor Way, Coralville ___________________ 338-9464Carlos O’Kelly’s, 1411 S. Waterfront Drive, Iowa City _________________ 354-5800Charlie’s Bar and Grill, 450 1st Ave., Coralville _____________________ 351-1488Chili’s, 2651 2nd St., Coralville __________________________________ 351-1488Colony Inn Restaurant, 741 47th Ave., Amana _____________________ 622-6270Culvers Frozen Custard, 2591 Heartland Place, Coralville _____________ 545-8255David’s Place, 100 South Linn Street, Iowa City _____________________ 351-5600Donnelley’s, 101 E. College Street, Iowa City _______________________ 338-7355The Edge, 807 1st Ave., Coralville ________________________________ 337-5680Eggy’s on 965, Hwy. 965, North Liberty ___________________________ 665-4800El Dorado, 102 Second Street, Coralville ___________________________ 688-5237El Ranchero, 21 Sturgis Drive, Iowa City ___________________________ 338-4324Fieldhouse, 111 E. College St., Iowa City __________________________ 338-6177Flannigan’s Bar & Grill, 501 1st Ave., Coralville _____________________ 351-1904Givanni’s Café, 109 E. College St., Iowa City ________________________ 338-5967Godfather’s Pizza, Highway 1 West, Iowa City ______________________ 354-3312Ground Round, 830 S. Riverside Dr., Iowa City ______________________ 351-2370Gus’ Food & Spirits, 2421 Coral Court, Coralville ____________________ 545-4290Hamburg Inn, 214 N. Linn St., Iowa City __________________________ 337-5512Highlander Prime Grille, 2525 N. Dodge, Iowa City __________________ 354-1596House of Lords Restaurant & Pub, 704 1st Ave., Coralville ____________ 351-0400HuHot Mongolian Grill, 917 25th Ave., Coralville ___________________ 358-9100Hunan Restaurant, 118 2nd St., Coralville _________________________ 338-8886

Iowa River Power Company, 501 1st Ave., Coralville _________________ 351-1904Jimmy Jack’s Rib Shack, 1940 Lower Muscatine Road, Iowa City _______ 354-7427Joseph’s Steakhouse, 212 S. Clinton St., Iowa City __________________ 358-0776LaCasa, 1200 S. Gilbert Court, Iowa City ___________________________ 254-1926Lone Star Steakhouse, 210 2nd St., Coralville ______________________ 341-8444Micky’s Irish Pub, 11 S. Dubuque St., Iowa City _____________________ 338-6860Mill Restaurant, 120 E. Burlington Street, Iowa City _________________ 351-9529 Mondo’s Tomato Pie, 516 E. 2nd St., Coralville ______________________ 337-3000New York NY Fresh Deli, 925 25th Ave., Coralville ___________________ 356-6969Okoboji Grill, 1857 Lower Muscatine Rd., Iowa City __________________ 248-1155Old Chicago, 78 Second Street, Coralville __________________________ 248-1220Olive Garden, 925 25th Ave., Coralville ____________________________ 339-9100Outback Steakhouse, 945 25th Ave., Coralville _____________________ 354-2755Ox Yoke Inn, 4420 220 Trail, Amana _________________________1-800-233-3441Pagliai’s Pizza, 302 E. Bloomington St., Iowa City ___________________ 351-5073Panchero’s Mexican Grill, 901 25th Ave., Coralville __________________ 248-3256Panchero’s Mexican Grill, 32 S. Clinton, Iowa City ___________________ 338-6311Pit Smokehouse, 130 N. Dubuque, Iowa City _______________________ 337-6653Quinton’s Bar & Deli, 215 E. Washington, Iowa City _________________ 354-7074Red Lobster, 2671 2nd Street, Coralville ___________________________ 338-6400River City Beefstro, 1210 1st Ave., Coralville _______________________ 351-1551Sanctuary Restaurant & Pub, 405 S. Gilbert St., Iowa City ____________ 351-5692Santa Fe Grill, 61 2nd Street, Coralville ___________________________ 337-0608Slugger’s Neighborhood Grill, 303 2nd St., Coralville ________________ 354-4459Sports Column, 12 S. Dubuque Street, Iowa City ____________________ 356-6902Steak and Shake, 2806 Commerce Drive, Coralville __________________ 545-5472Summit Restaurant & Bar, 10 S. Clinton St., Iowa City _______________ 354-7470Sushi Popo, 725 Mormon Trek Blvd., Iowa City _____________________ 338-7676 Takanami, 219 Iowa Avenue, Iowa City ____________________________ 351-5125The Three Samurai, 1801 2nd St., Coralville ________________________ 337-3340Venuto’s World Bistro, 115 E. College Street, Iowa City _______________ 688-0002Vine Tavern, 330 E. Prentiss St., Iowa City _________________________ 354-8767Vine Tavern & Eatery, 39 2nd St., Coralville ________________________ 338-7770Wig and Pen Pizza Pub, 1220 Hwy. 6 West, Coralville ________________ 354-2767

Iowa City/Coralville Area Directory(area code is 319)


MEDIA INFORMATION

The Iowa Hawkeyes play their home football games in Kinnick Stadium (capacity 70,585), located on the west campus in the heart of the University’s athletic complex. It is a few minutes drive from Interstate 80 and 380 and is less than 30 minutes from the Eastern Iowa Airport in Cedar Rapids.

The Paul J. Brechler Press Box at Kinnick is on the west side and accessible by elevator or stairs. The completely new facility is named in honor of the former UI athletic director (1947-60). It was recently completed as part of the two-year, $89 million renovation of Kinnick Stadium. The four-level facility extends from goal line to goal line. The media section, including the press section and radio and television booths, and game management operations, are located on the fourth level. Level one includes private suites and indoor club seating, level two includes outdoor club seating and level three is private suites.

Refreshments and snacks are available throughout each game and a pre-game meal is served for the media.

Ferentz Conferences/Interview RequestsCoach Kirk Ferentz holds a media conference each Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. during the football season. Players are also available, upon request, at 1 p.m. following the media conference.

Player requests must be made on Saturdays, following each game, for the following week. Out of town media should contact the sports information office on Mondays to arrange telephone interviews.

Coach Ferentz is also available each Tuesday during the Big Ten Conference coaches tele-conference, and, he is also available via tele-conference for visiting media outlets. Those tele-conferences are held each Tuesday at noon. Contact Iowa Sports Information for the phone number and details.

CredentialsSeason and single-game credential requests for Iowa football must now be requested online. Please contact Theresa Walenta ([email protected]) for instructions. Season requests must be received by August 22 to assure a season seat in the press box.

Once a credential request is submitted, you will receive an automatic reply stating that your request has been received. You will receive another notification when your request has been approved or denied. Credentials will be mailed if the request is received 10 days prior to a game. Credentials may also be picked up in the Sports Information Office on the Friday prior to game day or left at the media will call gate (Gate I) at Kinnick Stadium on game day.

Reporters may not use a credential to cover the game for another newspaper, TV station, radio or internet site. Failure to comply will result in both agencies credentials being revoked for the entire season.

ParkingRequests for parking should be made when requesting credentials. Media parking is located in the parking ramp at the northeast corner of Kinnick Stadium, at the corner of Hawkins Drive and Stadium Drive.

Media EntranceMembers of the media are encouraged to enter Kinnick Stadium at the northeast corner of the stadium (near the old Iowa lockerroom entrance) and proceed through the north and west concourses to elevator F, located at the midway point of the west stands. The media may also enter through Gate I on the west side of Kinnick and proceed to elevator F.

Photo/TV CredentialsPhoto credentials must be requested following the same guidelines as mentioned above. A photographer’s room is located at the northwest corner of Kinnick Stadium. Photo credentials must be presented in order to receive an armband for sideline photography. Entrance to the photo room is through the tunnel in the middle of the west concourse. From the playing field, the photo room may be accessed though the tunnel at the Northwest corner of the field.

Television stations are not allowed to video tape from the press box. A video splitter board is available in the photo room for all TV stations to receive the overhead video provided by Iowa’s football video department (or the network midfield camera). TV camera personnel on the sidelines must adhere to all sideline policies.

ServicesComplete play-by-play, halftime statistics, final team and individual stats, complete defensive stats, drive charts, participation charts and quotes from both head coaches are available following each home game. The Kinnick Stadium press facility closes four hours following each home game.

TelephonesIowa provides a limited number of telephones in the main press box area for use on a first-come, first-serve basis. Media requiring their own phone lines should call 319-335-2945 and ask for a work order clerk.

High Speed Internet AccessHard wire high speed internet access is available at every media seat in the Kinnick Stadium press box.

Wireless internet is not available in the Kinnick Stadium press box, but is available in the post-game interview rooms located in the south end zone. Media interested in utilizing wireless in the post-game interview rooms need to obtain a username and password from a full-time member of the Iowa Sports Information office on gameday (located in row 2, seats 4-6).

FAX MachineA FAX machine is available in the Kinnick Stadium press box, and information will be faxed only upon request.


Post-Game Information Via E-MailAll game statistics, notes and quotes will be e-mailed from Kinnick Stadium following Iowa home games when requested. This information is filed in pdf format and is sent within 30-45 minutes following home games. To receive this information, contact a member of the Iowa sports information staff. This information is also posted on the Iowa website, www.hawkeyesports.com, following each Iowa game throughout the season.

AccommodationsA directory of hotels, motels, restaurants and available air transportation can be found on page 182. The Iowa sports information office does reserve a block of rooms at the Quality Inn & Suites in Iowa City, and those are available on a first-come, first-serve basis. Contact Theresa Walenta in the Iowa Sports Information office (319-335-9411) for reservations.

Post-Game InterviewsBoth team lockerroom facilities are located under the south end zone. All player and coaches interviews will take place in the designated media rooms. You may follow a member of the Iowa Sports Information staff from the press box or ask for written directions on getting to the post-game media rooms.

Both head coaches are available (in different areas) following the cooling off period, with player interviews to follow. Coach Ferentz’ post game comments are televised on the monitors throughout the Kinnick Stadium press box and quotes from both head coaches are distributed with the final statistical packets.

Members of the media should contact Iowa SID Phil Haddy with player requests prior to leaving the press box. Iowa Sports Information staff will be departing the press box with approximately three minutes left in the game.

The Hawkeye Radio NetworkFans of the University of Iowa following the Hawkeyes on radio can tune in on their favorite station throughout the state of Iowa and the Midwest.

The radio voice of the Hawkeyes is Gary Dolphin, a Cascade, IA native who handles all play-by-play action of both Iowa football and men’s basketball throughout the season. In addition, Dolphin also serves as the host of the weekly coaches shows during the season with football Coach Kirk Ferentz and men’s basketball Coach Steve Alford. Dolphin, in 2001, was named the Iowa Sportscaster of the Year. He is in his 12th year of broadcasting Iowa football and basketball on the Hawkeye Radio Network. Dolphin, overall, is in his 35th year of play-by-play broadcasting. That includes six years of

broadcasting basketball games for Northwestern University.Dolphin is joined on all University of Iowa football broadcasts by former Hawkeye and NFL great Ed Podolak. A native of Atlantic, IA, Podolak was a three-year letterman for the Hawkeyes (1966-68) as a quarterback and running back before his lengthy professional career with the Kansas City Chiefs. Iowa’s sideline reporter is Rob Brooks, son of Hall of Fame broadcaster, Bob Brooks.

The Hawkeye Radio Network, a production of Learfield Communications, Inc. of Jefferson City, MO, blankets the state of Iowa and bordering states with more than 50 stations providing live coverage. The Hawkeyes can also be heard on the world wide web (hawkeyesports.com), on XM Satellite radio and over the telephone on “TEAMLINE.”

MEDIA INFORMATION

Team Hotel InformationGame HotelNorthern Illinois Hyatt Regency McCormick PlaceSept. 1 2233 S. Martin Luther King Dr. Chicago, IL 60616 312-528-8309

Iowa State West Des Moines MarriottSept. 15 1250 74th Street West Des Moines, IA 50266 515-267-1500

Wisconsin Sheraton MadisonSept. 22 706 John Nolen Drive Madison, WI 53704 608-251-2300

Penn State Ramada Inn Penn StateOct. 6 1450 S. Atherton Street State College, PA 16801 814-238-3001

Purdue University InnOct. 20 3001 Northwestern Avenue West Lafayette, IN 47905 765-463-5511

Northwestern Hotel OrringtonNov. 3 1710 Orrington Avenue Evanston, IL 60201 847-866-8700


BIG TEN SCHEDULE/HAWKEYE HUDDLE INFORMATION

September 1Missouri at IllinoisIndiana State at IndianaIowa vs. Northern Illinois (at Chicago)Appalachian State at MichiganUAB at Michigan StateBowling Green at MinnesotaNortheastern at NorthwesternYoungstown State at Ohio StateFlorida International at Penn StatePurdue at ToledoWashington State at Wisconsin

September 8Western Illinois at IllinoisIndiana at Western MichiganSyracuse at IowaOregon at MichiganBowling Green at Michigan StateMiami (OH) at MinnesotaNevada at NorthwesternAkron at Ohio StateNotre Dame at Penn StateEastern Illinois at PurdueWisconsin at UNLV

September 15Illinois at SyracuseAkron at IndianaIowa at Iowa StateNotre Dame at MichiganPittsburgh at Michigan StateMinnesota at Florida InternationalDuke at NorthwesternOhio State at WashingtonBuffalo at Penn StateCentral Michigan at PurdueThe Citadel at Wisconsin

September 22Illinois at IndianaIowa at WisconsinPenn State at MichiganMichigan State at Notre DamePurdue at MinnesotaNorthwestern at Ohio State

September 29Penn State at IllinoisIndiana at IowaMichigan at NorthwesternMichigan State at WisconsinOhio State at MinnesotaNotre Dame at Purdue

October 6Wisconsin at IllinoisMinnesota at IndianaIowa at Penn StateEastern Michigan at MichiganNorthwestern at Michigan StateOhio State at Purdue

October 13Illinois at IowaIndiana at Michigan StatePurdue at MichiganMinnesota at NorthwesternKent State at Ohio StateWisconsin at Penn State

October 20Michigan at IllinoisPenn State at IndianaIowa at PurdueMichigan at IllinoisMichigan State at Ohio StateNorth Dakota State at MinnesotaNorthwestern vs. E. Michigan (at Detroit)

October 27Ball State at IllinoisIndiana at WisconsinMichigan State at IowaMinnesota at MichiganNorthwestern at PurdueOhio State at Penn State

November 3Illinois at MinnesotaBall State at IndianaIowa at NorthwesternMichigan at Michigan StateWisconsin at Ohio StatePurdue at Penn State

November 10Illinois at Ohio StateIndiana at NorthwesternMinnesota at IowaMichigan at WisconsinMichigan State at PurduePenn State vs. Temple (at Philadelphia)

November 17Northwestern at IllinoisPurdue at IndianaWestern Michigan at IowaOhio State at MichiganPenn State at Michigan StateWisconsin at Minnesota

Hawkeye HuddlesThe National I-Club and the UI Alumni Association will host receptions at Iowa away football games during the 2007 season. The Hawkeye Huddles, sponsored by gazetteonline.com, KCRG and Liberty Mutual include snacks, cash refreshments, Hawk Shop door prizes, Herky and the Iowa cheerleaders.

The Hawkeye Huddles normally start three hours prior to kickoff, but no earlier that 9 a.m., and last for two hours, with the exception of the NIU, Iowa State and Northwestern Huddles. The NIU and Iowa State Huddles will be held Friday evening. Visit hawkeyesports.com/iclub for further information.

August 31, vs. Northern IllinoisFriday, 6:30-9 p.m.Grand Ballroom at Navy Pier600 Grand AvenueChicago, Illinois

September 14, at Iowa StateFriday, 5:30-7:30 p.m.7 Flags Events Center2100 NW 100th StreetClive, Iowa

September 22Wisconsin Union SouthVarsity Room227 North Randall AvenueMadison, Wisconsin

October 6The Nittany Lion Inn200 West Park AvenueState College, Pennsylvania

October 20University Inn Conf. Ctr & Suites3001 Northwestern AvenueWest Lafayette, Indiana

November 2Friday, 5:30-8:30 p.m.Goose Island Wrigleyville3535 North Clark StreetChicago, Illinois


IOWA SPORTS INFORMATION

Your hosts in the Kinnick Stadium press box include Sports Information Director Phil Haddy, associate Steve Roe and assistants Traci Wagner, Matthew Weitzel and Aaron Blau. Theresa Walenta is the office secretary. The sports information staff also includes student staff members Jake Holtorf, Brad Rudner, Jenni Stumpff, Lauren Dickson, Jordin Hatcher, Carson Tigges and Patrick Sojka.

Haddy became part of the Hawkeye staff in 1971 and was named director of sports information in July, 1993. A native of Cedar Rapids, he holds two degrees from Iowa and has worked for two radio stations. Phil and his wife, Elaine, have a son, Jason, and a daughter, Jamie, three grandsons, Nick (7), William (4) and Martin (newborn) and a granddaughter, Evelyn (2).

Roe joined the Hawkeye staff in 1990 and was named associate director in 1997. The Iowa City native earned his bachelor’s degree from Buena Vista College and his master’s degree from Northeast Louisiana University. Steve and his wife, Janet, have a daughter, Nike, and a son, James, and a granddaughter, Teagan (3).

Wagner is in her ninth year as a full time assistant after previously serving as a student assistant for four years and as an intern for two years. A native of Iowa Falls, Wagner earned her degree in 1997 with a double major in journalism and communication studies. Traci and her husband, Jason, have a son, Nicholas, and a daughter, Sydney.

Weitzel has served as an assistant sports information director since 1998. Matthew graduated from the University of Iowa in 1997 with a Bachelor’s of Arts degree in Journalism and Mass Communication, with an emphasis in Business. The native of Mundelein, IL was a student in the sports information office for three years.

Blau is in his first year with the Iowa sports information department. Aaron graduated from the University of Iowa in 2007 with a double major in Journalism and Mass Communications and Sports Studies along with a minor in American Studies. Blau is a native of Latimer, IA, and served as a student assistant in the sports information office for five years.

A member of the Iowa athletic department staff since 1988, Theresa Walenta has been a member of the sports information staff for 12 years. She is a lifelong resident of Iowa City.

The Sports Information Office is located in Suite 157, Carver-Hawkeye Arena. The office phone number is 319-335-9411 and the sports information FAX number is 335-9417.

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