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Iowa dropped to 3-2 (1-1 in Big Ten play) following a rough loss at Ohio State Saturday.Ohio State vs. Iowa football score updates, highlights Here’s how Saturday unfolded.Kirk Ferentz discusses QB performance between Cade McNamara and Brendan SullivanFinal: Ohio State 35, Iowa 7It’s hard to envision a worse performance than that for Iowa. The Hawkeyes were held to 226 total yards of offense and 10 first downs, compared to more than 400 yards and 21 first downs for the Buckeyes’ offense.Brendan Sullivan’s promising drive capped by Kaleb Johnson’s touchdown run was a lone bright spot.Iowa punts it backSullivan couldn’t make anything happen on a third down scramble, so Iowa will send it back to Ohio State.The Buckeyes are 3:33 away from officially closing this out.Buckeyes go three-and-outOhio State went conservative on that drive and kept it on the ground for three straight plays. Iowa will have it at it own 38 after a punt.Sullivan is back in at QB for his second drive.Kaleb Johnson breaks a touchdown run to end Iowa scoring droughtThe shutout is over.Kaleb Johnson scampered in from 28 yards out to get Iowa on the board. Brendan Sullivan tallied 30 rushing yards and 12 passing yards (1-for-1) on his first drive.It’s 35-7 with 8:07 on the clock.Iowa scoring drive: 5 plays, 75 yards, 2:51Brendan Sullivan checks in Cade McNamaraIowa will give some reps to backup QB Brendan Sullivan now, trailing 35-0 in the fourth.Emeka Egbuka scores his third touchdown of the gameThe Buckeye offense has scored a touchdown on all four drives of the second half. This one makes it 35-0 with 10:58 to go in the game.Ohio State scoring drive: 7 plays, 27 yards, 3:54Cade McNamara stripped again, Ohio State recoversIt’s going from bad to worse for Iowa. McNamara’s arm was hit on a pass attempt and sputtered to the ground for a fumble, recovered by Ohio State.The play was confirmed on video review. Ohio State will have it at Iowa’s 27 to begin the next drive.End of third quarter: Ohio State 28, Iowa 0Iowa’s offense did cross the 100-yard mark for the game on a third-quarter drive, but the offense has not done much of anything today.Ohio State is in total control with 15 minutes to go.Watch: Incredible one-handed touchdown catch by Jeremiah SmithKCCI’s Glen Biermann captured this video from the end zone, showing Smith’s touchdown from the third quarter.Ohio State adds another touchdown to widen the lead This one is getting out of hand, as Ohio State now leads 28-0 late in the third quarter.Another methodical drive ended with a passing touchdown to Emeka Egbuka, his second receiving TD of the day.Ohio State scoring drive: 6 plays, 40 yards, 3:40Ethan Hurkett injury updateEthan Hurkett checked out of the game, but CBS’ Jenny Dell reported it’s just cramps. Cade McNamara picked off by Davison IgbinosunIowa was finally driving, but a tipped pass fluttered right to Ohio State corner Davison Igbinosun, who caught it and returned it 45 yards into Iowa territory.Will Howard scrambles in for a touchdown to extend Ohio State leadIt’s hard to draw up a worse start to the second half for Iowa.Ohio State has two touchdowns in just over 7:00 to make it 21-0. Will Howard did the honors this time, running in from 4 yards out.Ohio State scoring drive: 3 plays, 19 yards, 1:22Cade McNamara fumbles on opening play of Iowa’s next driveIowa’s offense can’t get anything done right now.Cade McNamara dropped back and was hit on the first play of the series and fumbled. The ball was recovered by Ohio State at the Iowa 19-yard line.Ohio State extends lead with Jeremiah Smith touchdown to open third quarterAfter a 53-yard pass to Jeremiah Smith on third down got Ohio State deep inside Iowa territory, the freshman receiver made an incredible one-handed grab on the very next play to score a touchdown.It’s 14-0, Ohio State, with 9:34 to go in the third.Ohio State scoring drive: 9 plays, 86 yards, 5:17Iowa’s long drought against ranked teams continuesHalftime: Ohio State 7, Iowa 0Iowa’s offense was a no-show in the first 30 minutes, tallying 90 yards and just 4 first downs. Most notably, of course, is the big zero in the points column.Two turnovers forced by the Hawkeye defense have kept them in it, but Iowa’s offense will need to figure something out in the second half.Sebastian Castro picks off Will HowardWith no timeouts left, Ohio State tried getting more aggressive in search of points before half. Sebastian Castro was ready.He picked off Howard’s deep ball and Iowa has the ball at its own 38 with 1:00 to go.Hawkeyes go three-and-outOhio State will have 1:13 left in the half and the ball at its own 45-yard line after an Iowa three-and-out.Ohio State punts backKaden Wetjen called for a fair catch inside Iowa’s 10, and Iowa will have to go nearly the entire length of the field in 1:35 if it wants to score before halftime.Iowa offense unable to take advantage of turnoverThe Hawkeye offense can’t find a rhythm.Another empty drive led to a punt, and Iowa’s special teams unit was unable to keep Dakin’s punt from the end zone. Ohio State has 4:18 left in the half and the ball at its own 20, leading 7-0.Jay Higgins forces fumble, Iowa recoversWith Ohio State moving downfield, Jay Higgins saved the day.Iowa’s star linebacker punched the ball out of the arms of freshman phenom wide receiver Jeremiah Smith. Higgins was also credited with the recovery.Iowa has the ball at its own 28 after the fumble.Iowa calls timeout on fourth-and-1, puntsAfter a 10-yard pass to Jarriet Buie on third down and long, Iowa had a decision on fourth-and-1. Kirk Ferentz brought out the punt unit and initially tried a fake that appeared to be successful, but the play was blown dead when Iowa called timeout right before the snap.Rhys Dakin punted after the timeout, and Ferentz may be regretting his choice to punt. Dakin’s boot went just 22 yards before sailing out of bounds. Ohio State has it at the 28-yard line for its next drive.Hawkeye defense gets crucial fourth-down stopIowa needed a spark, and it may have just found one.Ohio State elected to go for it on fourth-and-2 from just across midfield. Will Howard’s rush attempt was stuffed by Yahya Black and Jay Higgins, and Iowa’s offense will take over at its own 41-yard line.The Hawkeye offense now has a short field with a chance to get on the board.Drew Stevens misses 51-yard field goalA promising drive comes up empty.Iowa couldn’t get anything positive on third-and-4 from the Ohio State 34, so the Hawkeyes brought out Drew Stevens. His 51-yard field goal attempt started left and stayed left.Ohio State will get the ball back at its own 33, leading 7-0 with 12:52 to go in the first half.Through two drives, Kaleb Johnson has been held to 10 yards (5 carries) on the ground and a single receiving yard. Cade McNamara’s 8-for-9 start should be encouraging, but those passes have gained just 44 yards — 22 of which came on one pass to Jacob Gill.End of first quarter: Ohio State 7, Iowa 0Ohio State’s first drive ate up a lot of clock, so we’re already moving on to the second quarter.Iowa has the ball in Ohio State territory. Cade McNamara has found Jacob Gill three times on this drive, including twice for third-down conversions.Iowa defense’s long streak broken That’s the first time in 27 games that Iowa’s defense has allowed an opening drive touchdown, according to Iowa.Ohio State takes early lead on Emeka Egbuka touchdownOhio State is on the board.A methodical drive reaches the end zone thanks to a 14-yard pass from Will Howard to Emeka Egbuka. The Buckeyes gained six first downs on the drive and had a 46-42 split between passing and rushing yards.Iowa will get the ball back with 3:41 left in the first quarter, trailing 7-0.Ohio State scoring drive: 14 plays, 88 yards, 7:36 Ohio State picks up first down after reviewA pass to the outside turned into a first down after review. Initially, Iowa appeared to make the tackle one yard shy of the line to gain, which would’ve forced fourth-and-1 inside Ohio State territory.Hawkeyes gain one first down, but drive stallsA nice catch-and-run from Reece Vander Zee on third down helped Iowa convert for a first, but the next set of downs didn’t go anywhere.Iowa was forced to punt after a third-and-long pass from Cade McNamara to Kaden Wetjen fell incomplete. Ohio State has it at the 12-yard line for its first drive of the day.Ohio State wins coin toss and defers to second halfIt’ll be Hawkeye ball to start the game.Homecoming for Luke LacheyIowa’s starting tight end is familiar with Ohio State, thanks to his dad, Jim, who was a star player for the Buckeyes.Cooper DeJean in attendance for Iowa at Ohio StateLook who Scott Reister ran into on the sidelines:How to watch Iowa at Ohio State football: TV channel, livestreamWhen: 2:30 p.m. CT, Saturday, Oct. 5Where: Ohio Stadium, Columbus, OhioTV: KCCI/CBSLivestream: Paramount+ (subscription required)Online radio: Hawkeye Radio NetworkOhio State vs. Iowa football series historyOhio State holds a 47-15-3 all-time series lead.The Hawkeyes have had a couple of notable wins in the series under Kirk Ferentz, most notably a 55-24 drubbing at Kinnick Stadium in 2017.While the series has only been played intermittently in recent years — the two teams will be meeting for just the fourth time in more than a decade when they play on Saturday — the Hawkeyes have not seen any recent success on the road against the Buckeyes. Iowa’s last win in Columbus was in 1991, when the Hawkeyes knocked off then-No. 13 Ohio State en route to a 10-1 regular season.Ohio State vs. Iowa football ticketsOhio State partners with Ticketmaster for resale tickets.As of Thursday afternoon, two tickets together were available for a minimum of $85 apiece. The cheapest single ticket was listed at $20.You can find more ticket information here.Iowa at Ohio State football betting odds, over/underOhio State is a heavy favorite entering Saturday’s game. The Buckeyes are 19.5-point favorites, according to FanDuel Sportsbook. Iowa is +980 on the moneyline, meaning a $10 bet on the Hawkeyes would return $98 if they pull off the upset.The over/under is set at 44.5 points.Ohio State football record, schedule, statsThe Buckeyes are 4-0 and just won their Big Ten opener last week with a 38-7 victory at Michigan State.Ohio State has not truly been tested this year. Last week’s 31-point win was the closest game it has played all season, with non-conference wins over Akron, Western Michigan and Marshall all coming by 35 points or more.Ohio State has been dominant in every facet offensively, tallying 25 touchdowns (10 passing, 15 rushing) and averaging more than 530 yards of offense per game. Defensively, the Buckeyes have held teams below 2.0 yards per carry and have forced twice as many turnovers (6) as touchdowns they’ve allowed (3).Cade McNamara vs. Ohio StateIowa and Ohio State have some familiarity, most notably thanks to current Hawkeye and former Michigan quarterback Cade McNamara.McNamara only appeared in one game against Ohio State in his three seasons in Ann Arbor, but it was a successful day. He started at quarterback for the Wolverines in 2021 when they knocked off Ohio State for the first time in nine years, winning 42-27.McNamara didn’t put up gaudy stats — 13-for-19 passing for 159 yards and an interception — but that 2021 game could still provide a blueprint for the Hawkeyes. Michigan running back Hassan Haskins led the way with 169 rushing yards and five touchdowns, while Blake Corum needed just six carries to add 87 rushing yards of his own. Iowa will likely try to follow a similar path with star running back Kaleb Johnson’s recent emergence. KCCI ON SOCIAL MEDIA:Facebook | YouTube | Instagram | Twitter
Iowa dropped to 3-2 (1-1 in Big Ten play) following a rough loss at Ohio State Saturday.
Here’s how Saturday unfolded.
It’s hard to envision a worse performance than that for Iowa. The Hawkeyes were held to 226 total yards of offense and 10 first downs, compared to more than 400 yards and 21 first downs for the Buckeyes’ offense.
Brendan Sullivan’s promising drive capped by Kaleb Johnson’s touchdown run was a lone bright spot.
Sullivan couldn’t make anything happen on a third down scramble, so Iowa will send it back to Ohio State.
The Buckeyes are 3:33 away from officially closing this out.
Ohio State went conservative on that drive and kept it on the ground for three straight plays. Iowa will have it at it own 38 after a punt.
Sullivan is back in at QB for his second drive.
The shutout is over.
Kaleb Johnson scampered in from 28 yards out to get Iowa on the board. Brendan Sullivan tallied 30 rushing yards and 12 passing yards (1-for-1) on his first drive.
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It’s 35-7 with 8:07 on the clock.
Iowa scoring drive: 5 plays, 75 yards, 2:51
Iowa will give some reps to backup QB Brendan Sullivan now, trailing 35-0 in the fourth.
The Buckeye offense has scored a touchdown on all four drives of the second half. This one makes it 35-0 with 10:58 to go in the game.
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Ohio State scoring drive: 7 plays, 27 yards, 3:54
It’s going from bad to worse for Iowa. McNamara’s arm was hit on a pass attempt and sputtered to the ground for a fumble, recovered by Ohio State.
The play was confirmed on video review. Ohio State will have it at Iowa’s 27 to begin the next drive.
Iowa’s offense did cross the 100-yard mark for the game on a third-quarter drive, but the offense has not done much of anything today.
Ohio State is in total control with 15 minutes to go.
KCCI’s Glen Biermann captured this video from the end zone, showing Smith’s touchdown from the third quarter.
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This one is getting out of hand, as Ohio State now leads 28-0 late in the third quarter.
Another methodical drive ended with a passing touchdown to Emeka Egbuka, his second receiving TD of the day.
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Ohio State scoring drive: 6 plays, 40 yards, 3:40
Ethan Hurkett checked out of the game, but CBS’ Jenny Dell reported it’s just cramps.
Iowa was finally driving, but a tipped pass fluttered right to Ohio State corner Davison Igbinosun, who caught it and returned it 45 yards into Iowa territory.
It’s hard to draw up a worse start to the second half for Iowa.
Ohio State has two touchdowns in just over 7:00 to make it 21-0. Will Howard did the honors this time, running in from 4 yards out.
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Ohio State scoring drive: 3 plays, 19 yards, 1:22
Iowa’s offense can’t get anything done right now.
Cade McNamara dropped back and was hit on the first play of the series and fumbled. The ball was recovered by Ohio State at the Iowa 19-yard line.
After a 53-yard pass to Jeremiah Smith on third down got Ohio State deep inside Iowa territory, the freshman receiver made an incredible one-handed grab on the very next play to score a touchdown.
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It’s 14-0, Ohio State, with 9:34 to go in the third.
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Ohio State scoring drive: 9 plays, 86 yards, 5:17
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Iowa’s offense was a no-show in the first 30 minutes, tallying 90 yards and just 4 first downs. Most notably, of course, is the big zero in the points column.
Two turnovers forced by the Hawkeye defense have kept them in it, but Iowa’s offense will need to figure something out in the second half.
With no timeouts left, Ohio State tried getting more aggressive in search of points before half. Sebastian Castro was ready.
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He picked off Howard’s deep ball and Iowa has the ball at its own 38 with 1:00 to go.
Ohio State will have 1:13 left in the half and the ball at its own 45-yard line after an Iowa three-and-out.
Kaden Wetjen called for a fair catch inside Iowa’s 10, and Iowa will have to go nearly the entire length of the field in 1:35 if it wants to score before halftime.
The Hawkeye offense can’t find a rhythm.
Another empty drive led to a punt, and Iowa’s special teams unit was unable to keep Dakin’s punt from the end zone. Ohio State has 4:18 left in the half and the ball at its own 20, leading 7-0.
With Ohio State moving downfield, Jay Higgins saved the day.
Iowa’s star linebacker punched the ball out of the arms of freshman phenom wide receiver Jeremiah Smith. Higgins was also credited with the recovery.
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Iowa has the ball at its own 28 after the fumble.
After a 10-yard pass to Jarriet Buie on third down and long, Iowa had a decision on fourth-and-1. Kirk Ferentz brought out the punt unit and initially tried a fake that appeared to be successful, but the play was blown dead when Iowa called timeout right before the snap.
Rhys Dakin punted after the timeout, and Ferentz may be regretting his choice to punt. Dakin’s boot went just 22 yards before sailing out of bounds.
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Ohio State has it at the 28-yard line for its next drive.
Iowa needed a spark, and it may have just found one.
Ohio State elected to go for it on fourth-and-2 from just across midfield. Will Howard’s rush attempt was stuffed by Yahya Black and Jay Higgins, and Iowa’s offense will take over at its own 41-yard line.
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The Hawkeye offense now has a short field with a chance to get on the board.
A promising drive comes up empty.
Iowa couldn’t get anything positive on third-and-4 from the Ohio State 34, so the Hawkeyes brought out Drew Stevens. His 51-yard field goal attempt started left and stayed left.
Ohio State will get the ball back at its own 33, leading 7-0 with 12:52 to go in the first half.
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Through two drives, Kaleb Johnson has been held to 10 yards (5 carries) on the ground and a single receiving yard. Cade McNamara’s 8-for-9 start should be encouraging, but those passes have gained just 44 yards — 22 of which came on one pass to Jacob Gill.
Ohio State’s first drive ate up a lot of clock, so we’re already moving on to the second quarter.
Iowa has the ball in Ohio State territory. Cade McNamara has found Jacob Gill three times on this drive, including twice for third-down conversions.
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That’s the first time in 27 games that Iowa’s defense has allowed an opening drive touchdown, according to Iowa.
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Ohio State is on the board.
A methodical drive reaches the end zone thanks to a 14-yard pass from Will Howard to Emeka Egbuka. The Buckeyes gained six first downs on the drive and had a 46-42 split between passing and rushing yards.
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Iowa will get the ball back with 3:41 left in the first quarter, trailing 7-0.
Ohio State scoring drive: 14 plays, 88 yards, 7:36
A pass to the outside turned into a first down after review. Initially, Iowa appeared to make the tackle one yard shy of the line to gain, which would’ve forced fourth-and-1 inside Ohio State territory.
A nice catch-and-run from Reece Vander Zee on third down helped Iowa convert for a first, but the next set of downs didn’t go anywhere.
Iowa was forced to punt after a third-and-long pass from Cade McNamara to Kaden Wetjen fell incomplete. Ohio State has it at the 12-yard line for its first drive of the day.
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It’ll be Hawkeye ball to start the game.
Iowa’s starting tight end is familiar with Ohio State, thanks to his dad, Jim, who was a star player for the Buckeyes.
Look who Scott Reister ran into on the sidelines:
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When: 2:30 p.m. CT, Saturday, Oct. 5
Where: Ohio Stadium, Columbus, Ohio
TV: KCCI/CBS
Livestream: Paramount+ (subscription required)
Online radio: Hawkeye Radio Network
Ohio State holds a 47-15-3 all-time series lead.
The Hawkeyes have had a couple of notable wins in the series under Kirk Ferentz, most notably a 55-24 drubbing at Kinnick Stadium in 2017.
While the series has only been played intermittently in recent years — the two teams will be meeting for just the fourth time in more than a decade when they play on Saturday — the Hawkeyes have not seen any recent success on the road against the Buckeyes. Iowa’s last win in Columbus was in 1991, when the Hawkeyes knocked off then-No. 13 Ohio State en route to a 10-1 regular season.
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Ohio State is a heavy favorite entering Saturday’s game. The Buckeyes are 19.5-point favorites, according to FanDuel Sportsbook. Iowa is +980 on the moneyline, meaning a $10 bet on the Hawkeyes would return $98 if they pull off the upset.
The over/under is set at 44.5 points.
The Buckeyes are 4-0 and just won their Big Ten opener last week with a 38-7 victory at Michigan State.
Ohio State has not truly been tested this year. Last week’s 31-point win was the closest game it has played all season, with non-conference wins over Akron, Western Michigan and Marshall all coming by 35 points or more.
Ohio State has been dominant in every facet offensively, tallying 25 touchdowns (10 passing, 15 rushing) and averaging more than 530 yards of offense per game. Defensively, the Buckeyes have held teams below 2.0 yards per carry and have forced twice as many turnovers (6) as touchdowns they’ve allowed (3).
Iowa and Ohio State have some familiarity, most notably thanks to current Hawkeye and former Michigan quarterback Cade McNamara.
McNamara only appeared in one game against Ohio State in his three seasons in Ann Arbor, but it was a successful day. He started at quarterback for the Wolverines in 2021 when they knocked off Ohio State for the first time in nine years, winning 42-27.
McNamara didn’t put up gaudy stats — 13-for-19 passing for 159 yards and an interception — but that 2021 game could still provide a blueprint for the Hawkeyes. Michigan running back Hassan Haskins led the way with 169 rushing yards and five touchdowns, while Blake Corum needed just six carries to add 87 rushing yards of his own. Iowa will likely try to follow a similar path with star running back Kaleb Johnson’s recent emergence.
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