Iowa Hawkeye Football

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Iowa Hawkeye Football
By Michael Molony
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Menu
History
History
Bowl History
Rivals
Kinnick Stadium
Kinnick Stadium
History
Coaches
2004 Season
2004 Player Achievements
Recruiting
2005 Preview
Credits
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Hawkeye History

• The University of Iowa began playing football on
  September 26, 1889.
• Enjoyed best success under Hayden Fry in the
  1980s and early 1990s.
• The current coaches have led the team to its best
  success since the Fry years. The team has won
  ten games the last three years.

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Kinnick Stadium

• Kinnick Stadium was built in 1929.
• It recently has its 75 year anniversary in 2004.
• This year the university began a massive
  renovation project which has redone the South End
  zone.
• The original stadium sat about 50,00 people per
  game, but now the Stadium will seat about 70,000.

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Bowl Record
2005 Iowa 30 - LSU 25 W Capital One Bowl 2004
Iowa 37 - Florida 17 W Outback Bowl 2003 Iowa
17 - USC 38 L Orange Bowl 2001 Iowa 19 - Texas
Tech 16 W Alamo Bowl 1997 Iowa 7 - Arizona St
17 L Sun Bowl 1996 Iowa 27 - Texas Tech 0 W
Alamo Bowl 1995 Iowa 38 - Washington 18 W
Sun Bowl 1993 Iowa 3 - California 37 L
Alamo Bowl 1991 Iowa 13 - BYU 13 T
Holiday Bowl 1991 Iowa 34 - Washington 46 L
Rose Bowl 1988 Iowa 23 - NCST 28 L Peach
Bowl 1987 Iowa 20 - Wyoming 19 W Holiday
Bowl 1986 Iowa 39 - San Diego St 38 W Holiday
Bowl 1986 Iowa 28 - UCLA 45 L Rose
Bowl 1984 Iowa 55 - Texas 17 W Freedom
Bowl 1983 Iowa 6 - Florida 14 L Gator
Bowl 1982 Iowa 28 - Tennessee 22 W Peach
Bowl 1982 Iowa 0 - Washington 28 L Rose
Bowl 1959 Iowa 38 - California 12 W Rose
Bowl 1957 Iowa 35 - Oregon St 19 W Rose Bowl
At the right is all of the Bowl games that Iowa
Hawkeye football has been in ever, they are
11-8-1 all time.
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Rivals
Iowa vs. Wisconsin
Iowa leads Heartland Trophy series 1-0.
Iowa vs. Minnesota
This has been a heated in-state rivalry. They
have played for the Cyhawk.
It was started in 1935 and Minnesota leads the
series 37-31-2.
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Coaches
Ken OKeefe Offensive Coordinator
Head Coach
Kirk Ferentz
Norm Parker Defensive Coordinator
 Ferentzs Coaching Career Iowa HC 1999-present B
altimore/Cleveland OL 1993-98 Maine
HC 1990-92 Iowa OL 1981-89 Pittsburgh GA 1980 Wor
cester Academy OL,DC 1978-79 Connecticut GA 1977
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The 2004 Season
A magical season to remember.
Kent St. Game
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Kent St. at Iowa
The throwback game.

• The Hawkeyes and and the Flashes met for Kinnick
  Stadiums 75th anniversary.

Iowa 39 Kent St. 7
Iowa St. Game
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Iowa St. at Iowa
For the Cyhawk.
Iowa 17 Iowa St. 10
Arizona St. Game
Iowa wins in a close game.
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Iowa at Arizona St.
Disaster in the desert.
Arizona St. 44 Iowa 7
Arizona St. dominates Hawks from the start.
Michigan Game
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Iowa at Michigan

• Michigan 30
• Iowa 17

Too many turnovers and Michigan wins but not
easily.
Michigan St. Game
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Michigan St. at Iowa
Iowa 38 Michigan St 16
Hawkeyes win homecoming game in route fashion.
Ohio St. Game
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Ohio St. at Iowa
Beatdown of the Buckeyes.
Total domination of Buckeyes from the start.
Iowa 33 Ohio St. 7
Penn St. Game
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Iowa at Penn St.
Iowa 6 Penn St. 4
Sloppy games but the Hawkeyes prevail.
Illinois Game
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Iowa at Illinois
Iowa 23Illinois 13
Purdue Game
Iowa took charge in the 2nd half to win.
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Purdue at Iowa
Iowa 23 Purdue 21
Purdue stayed close but couldnt beat this team.
Minnesota Game
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Iowa at Minnesota
Iowa 29 Minnesota 27
Iowa leads whole game but late charge from
Minnesota is stopped on a missed field goal. The
Hawks regain Floyd.
Wisconsin Game
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Wisconsin at Iowa
Iowa 33 Wisconsin 7
Iowa stomps on the Badgers and win the Heartland
trophy.
Big 10 Champs
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Big 10 Champs!
Hawkeyes win Big Ten with win against Wisconsin.
Capital One Bowl
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LSU and Iowa
Magic City Miracle.
Iowa 30 LSU 25
Iowa uses last second play to win a game they
control. They win the Capital One Bowl.
Cap 1 Pictures
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2004 Achievements
Second team all Big Ten
Receiver- Clinton Solomon
Big Ten Coach of the Year
First team all Big Ten
Head Coach- Kirk Ferentz
Quarter Back- Drew Tate Defensive line- Matt Roth
and Jonathan Babineaux Linebackers- Abdul
Hodge and Chad Greenway
Honorable Mention
Antwan Allen, Sean Considine, Ed Hinkle, Tony
Jackson, Jovon Johnson, Mike Jones, Tyler Luebke,
Peter McMahon, Kyle Schlicher
Conference Standings
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Recruiting
Iowa had its first top 10 recruiting class in
history. They got many of the local areas best
players. Most of whom are from the Chicago,
Illinois suburbs. The players were most
interested in coach Kirk Ferentzs coaching
strategy. But as they say It doesnt matter
what you get its what you do when you get them.
Rivals.com Rankings

• USC 20
• FSU 22
• Oklahoma 27
• Tennessee 27
• Nebraska 30
• Michigan 23
• Miami-FL 17
• Texas AM 26
• California 24
• Iowa 23

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2005 Preview
This year the Hawkeyes have been projected as a
top 10 preseason team. They have been rated 4th
by ESPN, 2nd by CBS, and 3 by College football
news.com. There are rated high in other polls
too. This should be a good year. They also have
the nations top rated linebackers Chad Greenway,
Abdol Hodge, and Edmund Miles.
2005 Schedule
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I would like to thank few websites for letting me
use information and their pictures. They are
hawkeyesports.com and espn.com. They both let me
use their site. I would also like to thank
anyone who helped me with questions I had.
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Conference Standings

• Team Con Overall
• Iowa 7-1 10-2
• Michigan 7-1 9-3
• Wisconsin 6-2 9-3
• Ohio St. 4-4 8-4
• Purdue 4-4 7-5
• Minnesota 3-5 7-5
• Northwestern 5-3 6-6
• Michigan St. 4-4 5-7
• Penn St. 2-6 4-7
• Illinois 1-7 3-8
• Indiana 1-7 3-8

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Day Date Opponent Location Sat 09/03/2005 Ball
State (Varsity Club Day) Iowa City,
IA Sat 09/10/2005 Iowa State Ames,
IA Sat 09/17/2005 Northern Iowa Iowa City,
IA Sat 09/24/2005 Ohio State Columbus,
OH Sat 10/01/2005 Illinois (Homecoming) Iowa
City, IA Sat 10/08/2005 Purdue West
Lafayette, IN Sat 10/15/2005 Indiana (Family
Weekend) Iowa City, IA Sat 10/22/2005 Michigan
Iowa City, IA Sat 11/05/2005 Northwestern Evan
ston, IL Sat 11/12/2005 Wisconsin Madison,
WI Sat 11/19/2005 Minnesota Iowa City, IA
2005 Schedule