Iowa has improved to 6-3 on the season thanks to Saturday's win over Wisconsin.The Hawkeyes started slow but dominated the final three quarters.Iowa vs. Wisconsin football score updates, highlights and moreHere's how it happened.Final: Iowa 42, Wisconsin 10Kaleb Johnson led the way once again, tallying 135 rushing yards and three scores on the ground. Brendan Sullivan ran one in and throw another to Jacob Gill.Total yardage was a 422-261 advantage for Iowa.Iowa tacks on one more touchdownThe beatdown continues. This time, it's Jaziun Patterson finishing the drive with a 4-yard touchdown rush.Iowa now leads 42-10 with just over a minute to play. The Hawkeyes will move to 6-3 overall and 4-2 in Big Ten play with this win.Iowa scoring drive: 12 plays, 66 yards, 7:13Hawkeyes force puntThat'll probably do it.Iowa has the ball back after forcing a punt and now has possession with a 25-point lead and less than 9:00 to play. The Hawkeyes have been all over Wisconsin since the start of the second quarter.Kaleb Johnson runs it in to extend the leadA 52-yard pass over the middle to Zach Ortwerth got Iowa deep into Wisconsin territory. A few plays later, Brendan Sullivan nearly ran it in from 20 yards out but was ruled down inside the 1.After a defensive pass interference and a close call on a bobbled handoff, Iowa eventually punched it in from the goal line with Kaleb Johnson.It's 35-10 in favor of the Hawkeyes with 9:42 to play.Iowa scoring drive: 8 plays, 77 yards, 4:24Wisconsin cuts into lead with touchdown passWisconsin has its first touchdown of the night, courtesy of a pass from Braedyn Locke to CJ Williams. It's 28-10 with 14:12 to play.Wisconsin scoring drive: 10 plays, 79 yards, 4:59End of third quarter: Iowa 28, Wisconsin 3Iowa's in great shape heading into the final 15, but Wisconsin is driving. The Badgers are inside the Hawkeye red zone.Brendan Sullivan finds Jacob Gill for a touchdownIowa's offense keeps rolling.This time, it's a 7-yard pass play to a wide open Jacob Gill for a score. It's 28-3 after that touchdown.Iowa scoring drive: 1 play, 12 yards, 0:18Watch: Nick Jackson comes up with crazy interceptionNick Jackson made an incredibly athletic play to deflect a Wisconsin pass up to himself — after kicking the ball up off Brian Allen's face — and corral the interception. After his return, Iowa will have it at the Wisconsin 12.Kaleb Johnson scores again to extend Iowa leadThe Hawkeye rushing attack is rolling now.Iowa marched down the field on the ground and punched it in with a Kaleb Johnson rush from 9 yards out. That makes it 21-3, Iowa, halfway through the third quarter.Iowa did not attempt a single pass on that drive.Iowa scoring drive: 10 plays, 86 yards, 5:34Wisconsin punts to open the second halfIowa's lead isn't going anywhere any time soon. The Hawkeyes have the ball back with 11:58 to go in the third quarter after getting a stop near midfield.Iowa will start its first drive of the second half at its own 14.Halftime: Iowa 14, Wisconsin 3Iowa takes a lead into the break.The Hawkeyes have dominated up front, tallying 152 rushing yards to just 47 for Wisconsin.Iowa will kick off to Wisconsin to begin the second half after the break.Hawkeyes punt after intentional grounding callIowa was moved back considerably after an intentional grounding, so this round of the field position battle goes to Wisconsin.The Badgers will take over at their 31 after another huge punt from Rhys Dakin.Wisconsin punts back to IowaWe've reached a good ol' fashioned Big Ten field position battle.The Hawkeyes will take over now at their own 26 after forcing another punt. There's 3:40 on the clock before halftime.Iowa punts, pins Wisconsin at the 6Rhys Dakin has done it again.The Badgers will start at their own 6 after his 57-yard punt was downed there.Badgers go three-and-out yet againIowa's winning in all phases now.The Hawkeyes forced yet another three-and-out, and it'll be Hawkeye ball at their own 29-yard line after the punt.Kaleb Johnson sets school record with touchdown run vs. WisconsinThat was a bit too easy for Iowa.The Hawkeyes got a huge 30-yard run from Kamari Moulton to get into Wisconsin territory, and a few plays later, Kaleb Johnson capped the drive with a 16-yard rush to the house.That run also sets a new school record. Johnson now has nine consecutive games with a touchdown, the longest streak in program history.It's 14-3 in favor of the Hawkeyes. Iowa is up to 157 rushing yards, and there's still more than 8:00 to go in the second quarter.Iowa scoring drive: 6 plays, 80 yards, 2:55Wisconsin goes three-and-outNothing doing for the Badgers offense.Wisconsin gained one yard on that series. A flag was thrown on Kaden Wetjen's punt return for an illegal block in the back, so Iowa will start its next series backed up in its own territory.Iowa takes the lead with Brendan Sullivan sneakA healthy combination of run plays was capped off by a Brendan Sullivan sneak from a yard out. That gives Iowa its first lead of the game.It's 7-3, Iowa, with 12:45 to go in the first half.Iowa scoring drive: 7 plays, 53 yards, 3:02End of first quarter: Wisconsin 3, Iowa 0The first quarter was low scoring, but it certainly wasn't uneventful.Iowa has the ball at the Wisconsin 32 when the second quarter gets underway.Deshaun Lee intercepts passA big play from Deshaun Lee gives Iowa the ball near midfield. That's the break Iowa needed after a pair of drives into Wisconsin territory came up empty.That's Lee's first career interception.Hawkeyes come up empty on second driveIowa moved the ball down the field again but were slowed by a pair of negative plays and another penalty.Drew Stevens' 56-yard kick bounced off the right upright, and the Hawkeyes are still scoreless.Wisconsin takes early lead after chaotic driveAfter what felt like a dozen penalties, Wisconsin got inside the Iowa 30 before stalling.The Badgers are on the board courtesy of a 38-yard kick from Nathanial Vakos. It's 3-0, Wisconsin, with 6:15 on the clock in the first quarter. There have already been three penalties called on each team, including an unsportsmanlike conduct flag on Sebastian Castro.Wisconsin scoring drive: 12 plays, 59 yards, 6:29Iowa moves the ball but punts on opening driveA good start to the game ends unceremoniously for the Hawkeyes.After the offense got to midfield, a third-and-1 pass play fell incomplete. Rhys Dakin's punt went into the end zone for a touchback, so Wisconsin will start its first drive at the 20.Iowa football injury report: Luke Lachey, Addison Ostrenga listedIowa will be limited offensively Saturday.The Hawkeyes say wide receiver Reece Vander Zee is out. Star tight end Luke Lachey is questionable.How to watch Iowa vs. Wisconsin on TV, streamingWhen: 6:30 p.m. CT, Saturday, Nov. 2Where: Kinnick Stadium, Iowa CityTV: NBCLivestream: NBC Sports online | Peacock TVOnline radio: Hawkeye Radio NetworkIowa football vs. Wisconsin ticketsTickets are available on the secondary market through SeatGeek. As of Tuesday morning, two tickets together were listed for as low as $86 apiece.You can find tickets here.Iowa vs. Wisconsin football series historyThis is one of the closest rivalries in college football.Wisconsin holds a 49-46-2 all-time lead. It's an even 10-10 split in the last 20 meetings and 15-15 over the last 30.Iowa currently owns a two-game winning streak, winning a 15-6 battle last year in Madison and a 24-10 contest in 2022, the last time the series was played at Kinnick Stadium.Wisconsin football schedule, stats and moreCoach: Luke Fickell (13-9; 2nd year at Wisconsin)Record: 5-3 overall, 3-2 in Big Ten playWisconsin has had a rocky year, but the results look how most would expect.Wisconsin has beaten the teams it was expected to beat — Western Michigan, South Dakota, Purdue, Rutgers and Northwestern — and lost to the likes of Alabama, USC and Penn State.The Badgers are 24th in the nation defensively in points per game allowed at 18.9. Offensively, expect Wisconsin to rely on its run game. Wisconsin has run for 19 touchdowns compared to eight passing touchdowns this season.Oklahoma transfer Tawee Walker has taken over the Wisconsin backfield in recent weeks, tallying 22 or more carries in each of the last three games. He has scored nine touchdowns in Big Ten play.Wisconsin scoresWisconsin 28, Western Michigan 14Wisconsin 27, South Dakota 13Alabama 42, Wisconsin 10USC 38, Wisconsin 21Wisconsin 52, Purdue 6Wisconsin 42, Rutgers 7Wisconsin 23, Northwestern 3Penn State 28, Wisconsin 13Brendan Sullivan named Iowa starter vs. Wisconsin; Cade McNamara in concussion protocolAs mentioned above, Brendan Sullivan will start under center for the first time as a Hawkeye. The offense fared well with Sullivan leading the charge in the second half against Northwestern.McNamara is in concussion protocol, according to Kirk Ferentz, and was not listed on the Iowa depth chart this week. Marco Lainez was listed as the backup to Sullivan.Ferentz said he was hopeful McNamara would be available for Iowa's Nov. 8 game at UCLA.Wisconsin at Iowa betting line, over/underIowa is a 3.5-point favorite, according to FanDuel Sportsbook. The total is set at 41.5 points.'Big College Kickoff' on vlogThis fall, vlog is expanding its college football coverage by adding a new local pregame show every Saturday morning. "Big College Kickoff" will air Saturdays at 10:30 a.m., followed by CBS Sports’ coverage of Big Ten football. The half-hour program will feature local perspectives, behind-the-scenes insight, and fun looks at fan culture, focusing on NCAA Division I teams in Iowa.You can learn more here.
IOWA CITY, Iowa — Iowa has improved to 6-3 on the season thanks to Saturday's win over Wisconsin.
The Hawkeyes started slow but dominated the final three quarters.
Iowa vs. Wisconsin football score updates, highlights and more
Here's how it happened.
Final: Iowa 42, Wisconsin 10
Kaleb Johnson led the way once again, tallying 135 rushing yards and three scores on the ground. Brendan Sullivan ran one in and throw another to Jacob Gill.
Total yardage was a 422-261 advantage for Iowa.
Iowa tacks on one more touchdown
The beatdown continues. This time, it's Jaziun Patterson finishing the drive with a 4-yard touchdown rush.
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Iowa now leads 42-10 with just over a minute to play. The Hawkeyes will move to 6-3 overall and 4-2 in Big Ten play with this win.
Iowa scoring drive: 12 plays, 66 yards, 7:13
Hawkeyes force punt
That'll probably do it.
Iowa has the ball back after forcing a punt and now has possession with a 25-point lead and less than 9:00 to play. The Hawkeyes have been all over Wisconsin since the start of the second quarter.
Kaleb Johnson runs it in to extend the lead
A 52-yard pass over the middle to Zach Ortwerth got Iowa deep into Wisconsin territory. A few plays later, Brendan Sullivan nearly ran it in from 20 yards out but was ruled down inside the 1.
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After a defensive pass interference and a close call on a bobbled handoff, Iowa eventually punched it in from the goal line with Kaleb Johnson.
It's 35-10 in favor of the Hawkeyes with 9:42 to play.
Iowa scoring drive: 8 plays, 77 yards, 4:24
Wisconsin cuts into lead with touchdown pass
Wisconsin has its first touchdown of the night, courtesy of a pass from Braedyn Locke to CJ Williams. It's 28-10 with 14:12 to play.
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Wisconsin scoring drive: 10 plays, 79 yards, 4:59
End of third quarter: Iowa 28, Wisconsin 3
Iowa's in great shape heading into the final 15, but Wisconsin is driving. The Badgers are inside the Hawkeye red zone.
Brendan Sullivan finds Jacob Gill for a touchdown
Iowa's offense keeps rolling.
This time, it's a 7-yard pass play to a wide open Jacob Gill for a score. It's 28-3 after that touchdown.
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Iowa scoring drive: 1 play, 12 yards, 0:18
Watch: Nick Jackson comes up with crazy interception
Nick Jackson made an incredibly athletic play to deflect a Wisconsin pass up to himself — after kicking the ball up off Brian Allen's face — and corral the interception. After his return, Iowa will have it at the Wisconsin 12.
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Kaleb Johnson scores again to extend Iowa lead
The Hawkeye rushing attack is rolling now.
Iowa marched down the field on the ground and punched it in with a Kaleb Johnson rush from 9 yards out. That makes it 21-3, Iowa, halfway through the third quarter.
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Iowa did not attempt a single pass on that drive.
Iowa scoring drive: 10 plays, 86 yards, 5:34
Wisconsin punts to open the second half
Iowa's lead isn't going anywhere any time soon. The Hawkeyes have the ball back with 11:58 to go in the third quarter after getting a stop near midfield.
Iowa will start its first drive of the second half at its own 14.
Halftime: Iowa 14, Wisconsin 3
Iowa takes a lead into the break.
The Hawkeyes have dominated up front, tallying 152 rushing yards to just 47 for Wisconsin.
Iowa will kick off to Wisconsin to begin the second half after the break.
Hawkeyes punt after intentional grounding call
Iowa was moved back considerably after an intentional grounding, so this round of the field position battle goes to Wisconsin.
The Badgers will take over at their 31 after another huge punt from Rhys Dakin.
Wisconsin punts back to Iowa
We've reached a good ol' fashioned Big Ten field position battle.
The Hawkeyes will take over now at their own 26 after forcing another punt. There's 3:40 on the clock before halftime.
Iowa punts, pins Wisconsin at the 6
Rhys Dakin has done it again.
The Badgers will start at their own 6 after his 57-yard punt was downed there.
Badgers go three-and-out yet again
Iowa's winning in all phases now.
The Hawkeyes forced yet another three-and-out, and it'll be Hawkeye ball at their own 29-yard line after the punt.
Kaleb Johnson sets school record with touchdown run vs. Wisconsin
That was a bit too easy for Iowa.
The Hawkeyes got a huge 30-yard run from Kamari Moulton to get into Wisconsin territory, and a few plays later, Kaleb Johnson capped the drive with a 16-yard rush to the house.
That run also sets a new school record. Johnson now has nine consecutive games with a touchdown, the longest streak in program history.
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It's 14-3 in favor of the Hawkeyes. Iowa is up to 157 rushing yards, and there's still more than 8:00 to go in the second quarter.
Iowa scoring drive: 6 plays, 80 yards, 2:55
Wisconsin goes three-and-out
Nothing doing for the Badgers offense.
Wisconsin gained one yard on that series. A flag was thrown on Kaden Wetjen's punt return for an illegal block in the back, so Iowa will start its next series backed up in its own territory.
Iowa takes the lead with Brendan Sullivan sneak
A healthy combination of run plays was capped off by a Brendan Sullivan sneak from a yard out. That gives Iowa its first lead of the game.
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It's 7-3, Iowa, with 12:45 to go in the first half.
Iowa scoring drive: 7 plays, 53 yards, 3:02
End of first quarter: Wisconsin 3, Iowa 0
The first quarter was low scoring, but it certainly wasn't uneventful.
Iowa has the ball at the Wisconsin 32 when the second quarter gets underway.
Deshaun Lee intercepts pass
A big play from Deshaun Lee gives Iowa the ball near midfield. That's the break Iowa needed after a pair of drives into Wisconsin territory came up empty.
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That's Lee's first career interception.
Hawkeyes come up empty on second drive
Iowa moved the ball down the field again but were slowed by a pair of negative plays and another penalty.
Drew Stevens' 56-yard kick bounced off the right upright, and the Hawkeyes are still scoreless.
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Wisconsin takes early lead after chaotic drive
After what felt like a dozen penalties, Wisconsin got inside the Iowa 30 before stalling.
The Badgers are on the board courtesy of a 38-yard kick from Nathanial Vakos. It's 3-0, Wisconsin, with 6:15 on the clock in the first quarter. There have already been three penalties called on each team, including an unsportsmanlike conduct flag on Sebastian Castro.
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Wisconsin scoring drive: 12 plays, 59 yards, 6:29
Iowa moves the ball but punts on opening drive
A good start to the game ends unceremoniously for the Hawkeyes.
After the offense got to midfield, a third-and-1 pass play fell incomplete. Rhys Dakin's punt went into the end zone for a touchback, so Wisconsin will start its first drive at the 20.
Iowa football injury report: Luke Lachey, Addison Ostrenga listed
Iowa will be limited offensively Saturday.
The Hawkeyes say wide receiver Reece Vander Zee is out. Star tight end Luke Lachey is questionable.
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How to watch Iowa vs. Wisconsin on TV, streaming
When: 6:30 p.m. CT, Saturday, Nov. 2
Where: Kinnick Stadium, Iowa City
TV: NBC
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Tickets are available on the secondary market through SeatGeek. As of Tuesday morning, two tickets together were listed for as low as $86 apiece.
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This is one of the closest rivalries in college football.
Wisconsin holds a 49-46-2 all-time lead. It's an even 10-10 split in the last 20 meetings and 15-15 over the last 30.
Iowa currently owns a two-game winning streak, winning a 15-6 battle last year in Madison and a 24-10 contest in 2022, the last time the series was played at Kinnick Stadium.
Coach: Luke Fickell (13-9; 2nd year at Wisconsin)
Record: 5-3 overall, 3-2 in Big Ten play
Wisconsin has had a rocky year, but the results look how most would expect.
Wisconsin has beaten the teams it was expected to beat — Western Michigan, South Dakota, Purdue, Rutgers and Northwestern — and lost to the likes of Alabama, USC and Penn State.
The Badgers are 24th in the nation defensively in points per game allowed at 18.9. Offensively, expect Wisconsin to rely on its run game. Wisconsin has run for 19 touchdowns compared to eight passing touchdowns this season.
Oklahoma transfer Tawee Walker has taken over the Wisconsin backfield in recent weeks, tallying 22 or more carries in each of the last three games. He has scored nine touchdowns in Big Ten play.
Wisconsin scores
- Wisconsin 28, Western Michigan 14
- Wisconsin 27, South Dakota 13
- Alabama 42, Wisconsin 10
- USC 38, Wisconsin 21
- Wisconsin 52, Purdue 6
- Wisconsin 42, Rutgers 7
- Wisconsin 23, Northwestern 3
- Penn State 28, Wisconsin 13
Brendan Sullivan named Iowa starter vs. Wisconsin; Cade McNamara in concussion protocol
As mentioned above, Brendan Sullivan will start under center for the first time as a Hawkeye. The offense fared well with Sullivan leading the charge in the second half against Northwestern.
McNamara is in concussion protocol, according to Kirk Ferentz, and was not listed on the Iowa depth chart this week. Marco Lainez was listed as the backup to Sullivan.
Ferentz said he was hopeful McNamara would be available for Iowa's Nov. 8 game at UCLA.
Wisconsin at Iowa betting line, over/under
Iowa is a 3.5-point favorite, according to FanDuel Sportsbook. The total is set at 41.5 points.
'Big College Kickoff' on vlog
This fall, vlog is expanding its college football coverage by adding a new local pregame show every Saturday morning. "Big College Kickoff" will air Saturdays at 10:30 a.m., followed by CBS Sports’ coverage of Big Ten football. The half-hour program will feature local perspectives, behind-the-scenes insight, and fun looks at fan culture, focusing on NCAA Division I teams in Iowa.
You can learn more here.
