Minnesota (5-3, 3-2) was more than overwhelmed offensively. Iowa held the Golden Gophers to 133 total yards, 10 first downs and a 4-for-13 mark on third down. A field goal at the end of the third quarter was the only thing that prevented the Hawkeyes' first Floyd of Rosedale shutout since 2009.

The Hawkeyes took care of business on Saturday afternoon to keep Floyd in Iowa City. Here are the best plays from Iowa's trophy triumph.

Iowa has won back-to-back games after handling the Penn State Nittany Lions 25-24 last week, but failing to cover as a 3-point home favorite with the Over (41.5) hitting. QB Mark Gronowski threw for just 68 yards and an INT, but had 9 carries for a career-high 130 yards and 2 TDs. The Hawkeyes rushed for 245 yards and 3 TDs in the narrow victory.

Iowa Hawkeyes football and Minnesota met in a Big Ten contest at Kinnick Stadium on Oct. 25. Here's what happened.

With a 41-3 blowout loss to Iowa on Saturday, Minnesota head coach P.J. Fleck fell to 1-8 against the Hawkeyes in the Floyd of Rosedale rivalry since 2017.

The Iowa Hawkeyes got touchdowns via pass, rush, punt return and interception return in a dominant first half that propelled them to a 41-3 blowout of rival Minnesota in the "Floyd of Rosedale" football game Saturday afternoon at Kinnick Stadium.

Iowa scored early and often and by about every way possible in the first half on their way to a one-sided 41-3 win over Minnesota on Saturday afternoon at Kinnick Stadium. With the victory, Iowa 6-2 on the season and bowl eligible for the 13 straight season.

We'll start with the Iowa Hawkeye men, who are coming off a fourth-place finish at NCAAs behind Penn State, Nebraska and Oklahoma State. Returning to the fold are NCAA finalists Drake Ayala and Michael Caliendo, NCAA All-Americans Patrick Kennedy and Ben Kueter, a budding star in Angelo Ferrari and a quartet of intriguing transfers.

An Iowa Hawkeyes fan joins All-Day to share the story behind his viral post on X, featuring a touching moment with his son, Kinnick — named after Iowa legend Nile Kinnick — at a recent Hawkeyes football game.

Iowa Hawkeyes football, now in a ridiculous five-way tie for fourth place in the B1G, have begun to take on national relevance as they continue to stack wins in