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Iowa suffered a second-half unravelling against rival Iowa State and lost 20-19 in week two and Troy opened the season with back-to-back losses to Nevada and Memphis.
With both teams looking to get right before the start of conference play, here are three keys for Iowa in its final nonconference matchup.
Iowa should not struggle to move the ball against Troy’s 94th ranked defense, but the Hawkeyes can rebuild their offense’s confidence by leaning on the Hamilton, Ohio product against the Trojans.
Through its first two games, Troy’s defense struggled to slow the run, allowing 214 yards to Nevada and 211 yards to Memphis.
The Trojans rank 14th-to-last in rush defense in the nation, giving up 212.5 yards per carry on the ground, and third-to-last in yards allowed per rush with opponents netting 6.75 yards per attempt.
There are some games every college football fan circles on the schedule each year.
The Iron Bowl, The Red River Showdown and, if you’re in Iowa or just a fan of the 3-yards-and-a-cloud-of-dust football from a bygone era, the annual Cy-Hawk Game between Iowa and Iowa State.
The entire Hawkeye State comes to a standstill for Cy-Hawk and it almost always delivers in its own unique way.
These two teams won’t light up the scoreboard, but they’re guaranteed to give fans an honest, hardworking game of football that usually comes down to the wire.
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Iowa suffered a second-half unravelling against rival Iowa State and lost 20-19 in week two and Troy opened the season with back-to-back losses to Nevada and Memphis.
With both teams looking to get right before the start of conference play, here are three keys for Iowa in its final nonconference matchup.
Iowa should not struggle to move the ball against Troy’s 94th ranked defense, but the Hawkeyes can rebuild their offense’s confidence by leaning on the Hamilton, Ohio product against the Trojans.
Through its first two games, Troy’s defense struggled to slow the run, allowing 214 yards to Nevada and 211 yards to Memphis.
The Trojans rank 14th-to-last in rush defense in the nation, giving up 212.5 yards per carry on the ground, and third-to-last in yards allowed per rush with opponents netting 6.75 yards per attempt.
There are some games every college football fan circles on the schedule each year.
The Iron Bowl, The Red River Showdown and, if you’re in Iowa or just a fan of the 3-yards-and-a-cloud-of-dust football from a bygone era, the annual Cy-Hawk Game between Iowa and Iowa State.
The entire Hawkeye State comes to a standstill for Cy-Hawk and it almost always delivers in its own unique way.
These two teams won’t light up the scoreboard, but they’re guaranteed to give fans an honest, hardworking game of football that usually comes down to the wire.
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