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Hawkeye wins first career Player of the Week award

Hawkeye wins first career Player of the Week award
IS AT JACKSONVILLE SUNDAY ON vlog. LET’S GO. IT’S FITTING THAT THE DIFFERENCE IN THE CY-HAWK SHOWDOWN PROVED TO BE A DEFENSIVE TOUCHDOWN BY THE HAWKEYES. THIS ISN’T ANYTHING NEW SINCE THE START OF LAST SEASON, I WAS DEFENSE. THEIR DEFENSE HAS SCORED 46 POINTS. IOWA SEBASTIAN CASTRO GOT SIX ON THE BOARD HIMSELF ON SATURDAY. HIS PICK SIX MADE IT 17. NOTHING. IOWA. HE ADDED FOUR TACKLES AND A PASS BREAKUP IN THE 2013 WIN AND WAS NAMED THE BIG TEN PLAYER OF THE WEEK ON MONDAY. IOWA WILL HOST WESTERN MICHIGAN. UP NEXT HOME GAME SATURDAY AT
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Hawkeye wins first career Player of the Week award
He had the biggest play of the Cy-Hawk Showdown, and now Sebastian Castro has some recognition from the conference office as well. Monday, the Big Ten named Iowa's senior DB the Defensive Player of the Week. Castro returned an interception 30 yards for a score, collected four (three solo) tackles and had a pass break-up in last Saturday's in-state showdown. Castro's pick-6 in the second quarter proved to be the game-winning score. The pick-six marked the 16th consecutive season that a Hawkeye defender has returned an interception for a score, the second-longest active streak in the country (Utah). The native of Oak Lawn, Illinois, is the first Hawkeye to earn Big Ten weekly recognition this season. Iowa (2-0) closes out nonconference play Saturday, hosting Western Michigan (1-1) on Duke Slater Field at Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City (2:30 p.m. CT, BTN).

He had the biggest play of the Cy-Hawk Showdown, and now Sebastian Castro has some recognition from the conference office as well. Monday, the Big Ten named Iowa's senior DB the Defensive Player of the Week.

Castro returned an interception 30 yards for a score, collected four (three solo) tackles and had a pass break-up in last Saturday's in-state showdown.

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Castro's pick-6 in the second quarter proved to be the game-winning score. The pick-six marked the 16th consecutive season that a Hawkeye defender has returned an interception for a score, the second-longest active streak in the country (Utah).

The native of Oak Lawn, Illinois, is the first Hawkeye to earn Big Ten weekly recognition this season.

Iowa (2-0) closes out nonconference play Saturday, hosting Western Michigan (1-1) on Duke Slater Field at Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City (2:30 p.m. CT, BTN).