Iowa looks to rebound after loss to Ohio State in Big Ten race
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 5, 2026, 3:35 AM
Last updated Oct 5, 2026
Iowa football aims to recover from a 31-14 loss to Ohio State and make a push for the Big Ten Championship. Following a strong performance against Michigan, the Hawkeyes could regain momentum with upcoming games against Washington and Minnesota. The status of quarterback Hank Brown, who suffered an injury, remains uncertain as the team prepares for its next challenges. Iowa's recent performance saw a drop in offensive output, needing to improve its run game after averaging just 1.9 yards per carry against the Buckeyes.
- •Iowa lost 31-14 to Ohio State at home.
- •Next game is against Washington, followed by Minnesota.
- •Hank Brown's injury status is currently unclear.
- •Iowa struggled with just 1.9 yards per carry against Ohio State.
- 3:35 AMYahoo Sports — Iowa Football Can Still Make Run to Big Ten Championship
"Iowa just needs to rebound and run the table after loss to Ohio State. Honestly, Iowa football still has everything […]
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