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Make that 200 career wins for Kirk Ferentz.The Hawkeye head coach crossed that 200-win barrier Saturday with a dominant win over Washington. Kaleb Johnson led the way with three touchdowns (two rushing, one receiving) and 188 total yards from scrimmage.Iowa improves to 4-2 (2-1 in Big Ten play) with the victory.Iowa vs. Washington football score updates, highlights, stats and more Here’s how Saturday’s win unfolded. Final: Iowa 40, Washington 16Kirk Ferentz’s 200th win comes against a new Big Ten foe.Washington scores late touchdownIt’s far too late to truly matter, but Washington has punched it in one more time.Rashid Williams caught a 2-yard touchdown pass to cap a 17-play drive. It’s 40-16 with under 3:00 to go. Washington chose to go for two and came up empty.Washington scoring drive: 17 plays, 75 yards, 6:47 Drew Stevens tacks on 51-yard field goalMake it 40-10 after a Drew Stevens boot from just beyond 50 yards.The Hawkeyes are 9:45 away from the win.Iowa scoring drive: 4 plays, 5 yards, 1:32Washington comes up empty on fourth down againThe only question now is how ugly this final score will get.Another fourth down attempt for Washington comes up a yard short. Iowa takes over at the Washington 38.Dayton Howard scores first career touchdownDayton Howard got open across the middle and Cade McNamara hit him in stride. The redshirt freshman ran in from 33 yards out to extend the lead. It’s not only his first touchdown — it’s his first career reception. That makes it 37-10.Iowa scoring drive: 1 play, 33 yards, 0:07Hawkeye defense gets fourth down stopIowa pushed Washington backward on first and second down, then got a fourth-and-4 stop to end the Huskies drive.Iowa takes over at the Washington 33 with 12:58 to go in the game and a 30-10 lead.Kaleb Johnson scores third touchdown to extend Iowa leadIt’s Kaleb Johnson’s world.The Hawkeye tailback has his third score of the game, this one from 8 yards out, to stretch the lead to 20.Washington will need three touchdown drives in the final 14:56 to make a comeback.Iowa scoring drive: 8 plays, 61 yards, 4:29End of third quarter, Iowa 23, Washington 10The Hawkeyes are 15 minutes away from improving to 2-1 in Big Ten play.Iowa has the ball at the Washington 12-yard line to start the final quarter. Kaleb Johnson has been his usual self, tallying 180 total yards of offense and two scores (one rushing, one receiving).Iowa gets fourth down stop Washington elected to go for it on fourth-and-11 from the Iowa 39, and a tipped pass was ruled incomplete after the receiver’s foot was out of bounds.Hawkeyes settle for field goal deep in Washington territoryIowa got down to the Washington 1… and couldn’t punch it in.Iowa may have been lucky to escape with points at all. A fumble by Brendan Sullivan, recovered by Washington, was overturned on review.It’s 23-10, Iowa, after Drew Stevens’ chip shot.Iowa scoring drive: 9 plays, 47 yards, 4:21Jermari Harris intercepts Will RogersWill Rogers stared down his receiver on an out route on third down, and Jermari Harris read it perfectly.The Hawkeye corner jumped in front of the pass and picked it off, returning it 32 yards and nearly crossing midfield. Iowa will have first down at its own 46.Halftime: Iowa 20, Washington 10It’s 20-10 for the Hawkeyes after a wild end to the half.Washington owns a 209-174 lead in offensive yardage, and a 18:26-11:34 lead in time of possession. And yet, due to a blocked Washington field goal and a short field for the Hawkeyes after a turnover, it’s Iowa with the lead at the break.Kaleb Johnson run sets up field goalKaleb Johnson took the ball 53 yards, dodging between defenders before finally getting tripped up at the Washington 28. A deep ball to a wide open Reece Vander Zee sailed out of bounds, and Iowa couldn’t get anything going in the final seconds.Drew Stevens’ kick from 46 yards snuck in above the right upright, and that makes it 20-10 as time expires.Iowa scoring drive: 4 plays, 53 yards, 0:24Iowa tries to challenge Washington field goal, told it’s unreviewableThis is a unique one.Iowa thought the ball did not entirely go through the uprights as it soared above the right post, which would be a missed field goal.The Hawkeyes tried to challenge, but the officiating crew found the ball had gone over the top of the post — meaning it’s not reviewable. Made or missed field goals are only eligible for review if they do not go over the uprights.In the end, it’s a made field goal for Washington.Washington hits field goal before halftimeWashington drove deep into Iowa territory but got stopped on third down. A 35-yard field goal just narrowly crept in above the right upright.That makes it 17-10, Iowa, with 29 seconds to go before halftime.Washington scoring drive: 9 plays, 58 yards, 0:59Kaleb Johnson scores to extend Iowa leadThis time, the Hawkeye offense did take advantage of the great field position.Cade McNamara has his first touchdown pass since Week 1, and his first touchdown pass against a power conference opponent since he was with Michigan in 2021 (against Iowa). This pass was a short one to Kaleb Johnson out to the right, who scampered past two defenders to score.Washington has 1:28 left on the clock before halftime.Iowa scoring drive: 5 plays, 35 yards, 1:40Two-minute timeoutIowa has a great opportunity to extend its lead before halftime. It’s third-and-1 at the Washington 26 after the timeout.Washington will receive the opening kickoff of the second half, so a Hawkeye score before the break would be extra meaningful.Washington goes three-and-out, Kaden Wetjen brings back long returnA 43-yard punt will net just six yards after Kaden Wetjen returned it 37 yards to the Washington 35.Iowa offense can’t capitalize on short fieldOuch.Needing just 19 yards to score a touchdown, Iowa’s offense got… zero.A short pass, a run for nothing and an incomplete pass to the flat results in fourth-and-10. Drew Stevens saved the day with a 37-yard field goal through the uprights. That makes it 10-7.Iowa scoring drive: 4 plays, 0 yards, 1:27Aaron Graves forces fumble, Hawkeyes recoverAaron Graves got around to the blind side of QB Will Rogers and forced a fumble on a sack. Max Llewellyn recovered, and Iowa has the ball at the Washington 19.Penalty, Cade McNamara sack stalls Iowa driveA personal foul penalty on Logan Jones pushed Iowa back 15 yards, and the Huskies pass rush hit Cade McNamara on third-and-long to end the drive.Rhys Dakin, however, has showed up to play. The Hawkeye punter hit a booming 61-yard punt, so Washington will start deep in its own territory at the 15-yard line. It’s still tied, 7-7, with 7:16 to go in the half.Washington ties it up with Denzel Boston touchdownThe Huskies marched down the field methodically, and it ends up with a touchdown.Iowa hasn’t had much of an answer for the Huskies offense so far. Washington has gained 158 yards of offense on two drives. Quarterback Will Rogers is 11-for-15 for 92 yards and a touchdown.Washington scoring drive: 14 plays, 75 yards, 7:14Washington picks up key fourth-down conversionJedd Fisch elected to go for it on fourth-and-1 from the Washington 49, and his decision paid off.Demond Williams kept it around the right end for a 17-yard gain.End of first quarter: Iowa 7, Washington 0Both teams kept the clock moving in that first quarter, combining for just three incomplete passes. Washington has the ball at its own 40 after the break.But first, it’s time for the Hawkeye Wave!Brendan Sullivan checks in for goal-line package, Kaleb Johnson scores first touchdownKaleb Johnson took care of business on that drive.Iowa leads, 7-0, after his 6-yard touchdown rush. Iowa only passed once on its 9-play scoring drive.Iowa scoring drive: 9 plays, 80 yards, 4:24Call stands after review Two straight runs by Kaleb Johnson gained double-digit yards.Johnson appeared to lose the ball as he went to the ground on the second rush, and the ball was immediately recovered by Washington. The officials ruled him down by contact, and the play stood after review.Washington drives down the field; Iowa blocks field goalThe Huskies had a chance to get on the board first, but Iowa’s defense buckled down in the red zone.Washington gained 78 yards of field position before facing fourth-and-12 from the Iowa 15. Kicker Grady Gross lined up for a 33-yard field goal, which Yahya Black blocked.Iowa gets the ball back in a scoreless game with 5:57 left on the clock in the first quarter. Iowa offense goes three-and-outA short run and an incomplete pass stalls Iowa’s first drive. The Hawkeyes are forced to punt, but Rhys Dakin pinned Washington at its own 12.Here’s what to know about Saturday’s game.How to watch Iowa vs. WashingtonWhen: 11 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 12Where: Kinnick Stadium, Iowa CityTV: FOXLivestream: Fox Sports Live (TV provider log-in required)Online radio: Hawkeye Radio NetworkIowa vs. Washington ticketsSeats are available through SeatGeek, Iowa’s official ticket marketplace.As of Friday, two seats together were listed for as low as $35 apiece.Is FOX’s ‘Big Noon Kickoff’ coming to Iowa City?Iowa vs. Washington will be the 11 a.m. game on FOX, typically reserved for its “Big Noon” game. But the FOX pregame show is not coming to Iowa City.Instead, FOX’s crew will go to Provo, Utah, to preview Arizona at BYU. The two-hour pregame show will lead into Iowa’s game.Washington vs. Iowa football series historyThis will be the first time Iowa faces off with any of the four new Big Ten programs that joined the league this year.Iowa and Washington have met six times, most recently in 1995 when the Hawkeyes beat the Huskies in the Sun Bowl, 38-18. Before that, Washington won a pair of Rose Bowl matchups over Iowa to cap off the 1981 and 1990 seasons.Washington has not made a trip to Iowa City since 1964, when Iowa took down Washington 28-18.The overall series record is tied 3-3.What to know about Washington footballWashington enters Saturday’s game at 4-2. The Huskies are in the middle of a rebuild after former head coach Kalen DeBoer departed for Alabama. DeBoer led Washington to a 25-3 record over two seasons in Seattle, including a trip to the national championship game last year.New coach Jedd Fisch arrived after three seasons at Arizona. Fisch has brought in new assistants and key transfer players, such as starting quarterback Will Rogers (formerly Mississippi State) and starting running back Jonah Coleman (Arizona).Washington is 2-1 so far in its first season in the Big Ten and just won a national championship game rematch versus Michigan.The Huskies’ defense is 10th in the nation in points allowed per game at just 13.2.Iowa vs. Washington football betting odds, over/underIowa is a 2.5-point favorite, according to FanDuel Sportsbook.The over/under is set at 40.5 points.Kinnick Stadium Black & Gold Spirit GameSaturday’s game is the Black & Gold Spirit Game, according to Iowa, which means fans are asked to stripe Kinnick Stadium.You can see the section map below.Kaleb Brown, Leshon Williams opt out of 2024 seasonAfter a quiet first month of the season, wide receiver Kaleb Brown has decided to look ahead to next year.Brown announced Monday he will miss the rest of the season while taking a redshirt, allowing him to preserve another year of eligibility. Iowa later clarified that Brown will enter the transfer portal when it opens in December.Running back Leshon Williams, the Hawkeyes’ leading rusher a year ago, also announced his decision to transfer.
Make that 200 career wins for Kirk Ferentz.
The Hawkeye head coach crossed that 200-win barrier Saturday with a dominant win over Washington. Kaleb Johnson led the way with three touchdowns (two rushing, one receiving) and 188 total yards from scrimmage.
Iowa improves to 4-2 (2-1 in Big Ten play) with the victory.
Here’s how Saturday’s win unfolded.
Kirk Ferentz’s 200th win comes against a new Big Ten foe.
It’s far too late to truly matter, but Washington has punched it in one more time.
Rashid Williams caught a 2-yard touchdown pass to cap a 17-play drive. It’s 40-16 with under 3:00 to go. Washington chose to go for two and came up empty.
Washington scoring drive: 17 plays, 75 yards, 6:47
Make it 40-10 after a Drew Stevens boot from just beyond 50 yards.
The Hawkeyes are 9:45 away from the win.
Iowa scoring drive: 4 plays, 5 yards, 1:32
The only question now is how ugly this final score will get.
Another fourth down attempt for Washington comes up a yard short. Iowa takes over at the Washington 38.
Dayton Howard got open across the middle and Cade McNamara hit him in stride.
The redshirt freshman ran in from 33 yards out to extend the lead. It’s not only his first touchdown — it’s his first career reception. That makes it 37-10.
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Iowa scoring drive: 1 play, 33 yards, 0:07
Iowa pushed Washington backward on first and second down, then got a fourth-and-4 stop to end the Huskies drive.
Iowa takes over at the Washington 33 with 12:58 to go in the game and a 30-10 lead.
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It’s Kaleb Johnson’s world.
The Hawkeye tailback has his third score of the game, this one from 8 yards out, to stretch the lead to 20.
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Washington will need three touchdown drives in the final 14:56 to make a comeback.
Iowa scoring drive: 8 plays, 61 yards, 4:29
The Hawkeyes are 15 minutes away from improving to 2-1 in Big Ten play.
Iowa has the ball at the Washington 12-yard line to start the final quarter. Kaleb Johnson has been his usual self, tallying 180 total yards of offense and two scores (one rushing, one receiving).
Washington elected to go for it on fourth-and-11 from the Iowa 39, and a tipped pass was ruled incomplete after the receiver’s foot was out of bounds.
Iowa got down to the Washington 1… and couldn’t punch it in.
Iowa may have been lucky to escape with points at all. A fumble by Brendan Sullivan, recovered by Washington, was overturned on review.
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It’s 23-10, Iowa, after Drew Stevens’ chip shot.
Iowa scoring drive: 9 plays, 47 yards, 4:21
Will Rogers stared down his receiver on an out route on third down, and Jermari Harris read it perfectly.
The Hawkeye corner jumped in front of the pass and picked it off, returning it 32 yards and nearly crossing midfield. Iowa will have first down at its own 46.
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It’s 20-10 for the Hawkeyes after a wild end to the half.
Washington owns a 209-174 lead in offensive yardage, and a 18:26-11:34 lead in time of possession. And yet, due to a blocked Washington field goal and a short field for the Hawkeyes after a turnover, it’s Iowa with the lead at the break.
Kaleb Johnson took the ball 53 yards, dodging between defenders before finally getting tripped up at the Washington 28. A deep ball to a wide open Reece Vander Zee sailed out of bounds, and Iowa couldn’t get anything going in the final seconds.
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Drew Stevens’ kick from 46 yards snuck in above the right upright, and that makes it 20-10 as time expires.
Iowa scoring drive: 4 plays, 53 yards, 0:24
This is a unique one.
Iowa thought the ball did not entirely go through the uprights as it soared above the right post, which would be a missed field goal.
The Hawkeyes tried to challenge, but the officiating crew found the ball had gone over the top of the post — meaning it’s not reviewable. Made or missed field goals are only eligible for review if they do not go over the uprights.
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In the end, it’s a made field goal for Washington.
Washington drove deep into Iowa territory but got stopped on third down. A 35-yard field goal just narrowly crept in above the right upright.
That makes it 17-10, Iowa, with 29 seconds to go before halftime.
Washington scoring drive: 9 plays, 58 yards, 0:59
This time, the Hawkeye offense did take advantage of the great field position.
Cade McNamara has his first touchdown pass since Week 1, and his first touchdown pass against a power conference opponent since he was with Michigan in 2021 (against Iowa). This pass was a short one to Kaleb Johnson out to the right, who scampered past two defenders to score.
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Washington has 1:28 left on the clock before halftime.
Iowa scoring drive: 5 plays, 35 yards, 1:40
Iowa has a great opportunity to extend its lead before halftime. It’s third-and-1 at the Washington 26 after the timeout.
Washington will receive the opening kickoff of the second half, so a Hawkeye score before the break would be extra meaningful.
A 43-yard punt will net just six yards after Kaden Wetjen returned it 37 yards to the Washington 35.
Ouch.
Needing just 19 yards to score a touchdown, Iowa’s offense got… zero.
A short pass, a run for nothing and an incomplete pass to the flat results in fourth-and-10. Drew Stevens saved the day with a 37-yard field goal through the uprights. That makes it 10-7.
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Iowa scoring drive: 4 plays, 0 yards, 1:27
Aaron Graves got around to the blind side of QB Will Rogers and forced a fumble on a sack. Max Llewellyn recovered, and Iowa has the ball at the Washington 19.
A personal foul penalty on Logan Jones pushed Iowa back 15 yards, and the Huskies pass rush hit Cade McNamara on third-and-long to end the drive.
Rhys Dakin, however, has showed up to play. The Hawkeye punter hit a booming 61-yard punt, so Washington will start deep in its own territory at the 15-yard line. It’s still tied, 7-7, with 7:16 to go in the half.
The Huskies marched down the field methodically, and it ends up with a touchdown.
Iowa hasn’t had much of an answer for the Huskies offense so far. Washington has gained 158 yards of offense on two drives. Quarterback Will Rogers is 11-for-15 for 92 yards and a touchdown.
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Washington scoring drive: 14 plays, 75 yards, 7:14
Jedd Fisch elected to go for it on fourth-and-1 from the Washington 49, and his decision paid off.
Demond Williams kept it around the right end for a 17-yard gain.
Both teams kept the clock moving in that first quarter, combining for just three incomplete passes. Washington has the ball at its own 40 after the break.
But first, it’s time for the Hawkeye Wave!
Kaleb Johnson took care of business on that drive.
Iowa leads, 7-0, after his 6-yard touchdown rush. Iowa only passed once on its 9-play scoring drive.
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Iowa scoring drive: 9 plays, 80 yards, 4:24
Two straight runs by Kaleb Johnson gained double-digit yards.
Johnson appeared to lose the ball as he went to the ground on the second rush, and the ball was immediately recovered by Washington. The officials ruled him down by contact, and the play stood after review.
The Huskies had a chance to get on the board first, but Iowa’s defense buckled down in the red zone.
Washington gained 78 yards of field position before facing fourth-and-12 from the Iowa 15. Kicker Grady Gross lined up for a 33-yard field goal, which Yahya Black blocked.
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Iowa gets the ball back in a scoreless game with 5:57 left on the clock in the first quarter.
A short run and an incomplete pass stalls Iowa’s first drive. The Hawkeyes are forced to punt, but Rhys Dakin pinned Washington at its own 12.
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Here’s what to know about Saturday’s game.
When: 11 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 12
Where: Kinnick Stadium, Iowa City
TV: FOX
Livestream: Fox Sports Live (TV provider log-in required)
Online radio: Hawkeye Radio Network
Seats are available through SeatGeek, Iowa’s official ticket marketplace.
As of Friday, two seats together were listed for as low as $35 apiece.
Iowa vs. Washington will be the 11 a.m. game on FOX, typically reserved for its “Big Noon” game. But the FOX pregame show is not coming to Iowa City.
Instead, FOX’s crew will go to Provo, Utah, to preview Arizona at BYU. The two-hour pregame show will lead into Iowa’s game.
This will be the first time Iowa faces off with any of the four new Big Ten programs that joined the league this year.
Iowa and Washington have met six times, most recently in 1995 when the Hawkeyes beat the Huskies in the Sun Bowl, 38-18. Before that, Washington won a pair of Rose Bowl matchups over Iowa to cap off the 1981 and 1990 seasons.
Washington has not made a trip to Iowa City since 1964, when Iowa took down Washington 28-18.
The overall series record is tied 3-3.
Washington enters Saturday’s game at 4-2. The Huskies are in the middle of a rebuild after former head coach Kalen DeBoer departed for Alabama. DeBoer led Washington to a 25-3 record over two seasons in Seattle, including a trip to the national championship game last year.
New coach Jedd Fisch arrived after three seasons at Arizona. Fisch has brought in new assistants and key transfer players, such as starting quarterback Will Rogers (formerly Mississippi State) and starting running back Jonah Coleman (Arizona).
Washington is 2-1 so far in its first season in the Big Ten and just won a national championship game rematch versus Michigan.
The Huskies’ defense is 10th in the nation in points allowed per game at just 13.2.
Iowa is a 2.5-point favorite, according to FanDuel Sportsbook.
The over/under is set at 40.5 points.
Saturday’s game is the Black & Gold Spirit Game, according to Iowa, which means fans are asked to stripe Kinnick Stadium.
You can see the section map below.
After a quiet first month of the season, wide receiver Kaleb Brown has decided to look ahead to next year.
Brown announced Monday he will miss the rest of the season while taking a redshirt, allowing him to preserve another year of eligibility. Iowa later clarified that Brown will enter the transfer portal when it opens in December.
Running back Leshon Williams, the Hawkeyes’ leading rusher a year ago, also announced his decision to transfer.
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