Ferentz Reaches 200 Wins as Iowa Tops Rivals in 40-16 Rout
Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz earned his 200th win with a 40-16 victory at Kinnick Stadium. Former Hawkeye Jonathan Babineaux, honorary captain of the 2004 Big Ten title team, greeted him after the postgame interview. Ferentz trails only Woody Hayes for Big Ten wins and could pass him with a 5-2 or better finish.
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Penn State Narrowly Beats Southern Cal In Overtime
Penn State rallies from 14 down in the second half to beat Southern California 33 30 in Los Angeles as Tyler Warren ties the FBS tight end single game record with 17 receptions and Ryan Barker kicks the overtime winner. Drew Allar passes for 391 yards with two touchdowns amid three interceptions.
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Big 12 Standings and Scores From Weekend Games
Arizona State leads Utah 27 to 19 after a Saturday clash. Cincinnati topped UCF 19 to 13. BYU defeated Arizona 41 to 19. Iowa State at West Virginia and Kansas State at Colorado are noted as late events pending results.
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Kohawks rally in double OT beat Central 16 13 to stay undefeated
Coe and Central traded blows in an American Rivers Conference thriller at Clark Field. Clay Krousie connected with Jeron Senters five times for 156 passing yards, including a 25 yard TD in the second overtime to lift Coe to a 16 13 win and move to 6 0 overall and 3 0 in the conference.
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Iowa lands 6-5 center Layla Hays from Alaska
Layla Hays, a 6-foot-5 center from Wasilla Alaska, commits to Iowa joining Addie Deal and Journey Houston as the program adds a third recruit in a 2025 class that includes other finalists Duke Indiana North Carolina Illinois Nebraska Gonzaga and Washington. Heiden expected to start post in exhibition vs Missouri Western.
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