Iowa Stays Close as Kaeding Boots 36 Yard Field Goal
Iowa leads Texas Tech 3 0 after a 16 play 69 yard drive. Kyle McCann completes 6 of 6 for 41 yards while the Hawkeyes convert three of four third downs. Time of possession 9 15 with 5 45 remaining in the first.
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Iowa Hawkeyes Dominate Tech In 1st Half Lead
Iowa drives 12 plays 75 yards as McCann hits Erik Jensen for 8 yards on third down to set up Aaron Greving 2 run. Hawkeyes control line of scrimmage with 552 possession time and lead Texas Tech 10 0 at halftime.
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Kuff Kingsbury
Nehemiah Grover
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Welker helps Tech tie Hawkeyes before late Iowa field goal
In a back and forth game Texas Tech and Iowa played to a 10 10 tie before Kaeding connected on a 31 yard field goal giving Iowa a 13 10 lead. Nehemiah Glover caught three passes as Wes Welker led a 65 yard drive with an 8 play sequence that tied the game at 10. Iowa defensive stop followed by a field goal secured the final 13 10 Iowa win.
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Benny Sapp
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Joe Uselman
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Iowa field goals decide tense football clash with Texas Tech
In a seesaw game Iowa edges Texas Tech 19 16 after Kaeding nails a 47 yard field goal. Key plays include Kingsbury to Francis for 48 yards and a critical stop at Iowa's 30. Timeouts and possession lengths noted as the clock winds down.
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Betts sits as Greving leads Iowa in Alamo Bowl
Iowa replaces Ladell Betts with Aaron Greving after Betts injures a hamstring in practice. Greving rushes for 115 yards and a touchdown on 25 carries, setting an Alamo Bowl record, while Betts ends his Iowa career with a 10 yard final play and praise from coach Kirk Ferentz.
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Hawkeyes Hold Off Texas Tech In Alamo Bowl Thriller
Alamo Bowl produced a close shootout with Iowa defensive MVP Derrick Pickens and offensive star Greving fueling a 10-0 lead in the second quarter. Texas Tech QB Kingsbury matched with 309 yards and a late Hail Mary attempt that Iowa defender Bob Sanders deflected for the win.
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