Marvin McNutt News

In an unofficial, unscientific poll carried out by a pair of reporters last week, some very unalarming results were revealed.

After some incredible plays, the Hawkeyes finished the 2009-2010 regular season 10-2. Here are the KCRG-TV9 Sports Team's picks for the TV9 Top 9 plays of this heart-racing season! #9 - Stanzi's Two TD Passes to Moeaki vs.

Matt Ryerson/The Hawk Eye Minnesota's Marcus Sherels struggles to keep up with Iowa's Marvin McNutt as McNutt catches a pass from James Vandenberg Saturday.

Now, all Iowa can do is wait By Brian Heinemann For the Herald IOWA CITY - With the way the Iowa Hawkeyes have been turning "what ifs" into "what is" this season, it's fitting that a BCS dream that looked almost dead in the water a week ago is still very much in the realm of reality.

Destination, TBA. All signs are pointing South but that's all the Iowa football team knows right now.

IOWA CITY, Iowa - With a bronze pig on the line, No. 15 Iowa put a new twist on winning ugly - this time by taking a game that featured more punts than points.

Pat Angerer thrives on dampening an opponent's spirit, especially after an interception.

All season long, Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz dismissed the BCS talk that swirled around the program, saying simply that the Hawkeyes would probably end up where they belonged.

Everyone Iowa was about a million miles from bowl talk. Kirk Ferentz was into Joe Namath references while explaining his decision to throttle down with 52 seconds left and a timeout.

From the football to the brainpower, James Vandenberg was born for this. He's a third generation quarterback.

The Rose Bowl is out of the picture for the Iowa football team. Devin Barclay kicked a 39-yard field goal in overtime, lifting Ohio State to a 27-24 victory against Iowa that gave the Buckeyes the Big Ten Conference title and a trip to Pasadena, Calif.

What's that on the fan? Oh . . . Posted on Nov 07, 2009 by Marc Morehouse . And just like that, the Hawkeyes found themselves on their backs and counting the lights.

Bleacher Report's Creature vs Creature series rolls into Columbus, Ohio, as the Iowa Hawkeyes and the Ohio State Buckeyes square off with the Big Ten title and a Rose Bowl bid on the line.

Okay, these Big Ten fans are getting annoying now. Especially the Iowa fans. When has Iowa ever done anything of relevance in college football? You want to throw Nile Kinnick into the equation? He played his high school football in Nebraska.

It took just one play, and very quickly a loud, festive Kinnick Stadium almost instantly saw all the life sucked right out of it.

Iowa quarterback Ricky Stanzi left the field after taking a hit in the second quarter of Saturday's game against Northwestern.

Vote in the poll! O.K., Hawkeye fans, it's time to cast your vote. What Hawkeye team throughout Iowa football history is the greatest one to take the field? We don't mean which one would win if they played each other.

I've already accused Iowa of being the luckiest team in college football . Now I'd like to argue the opposite: What's with the lack of love for the Hawkeyes? They've had the hardest schedule of any of the other seven undefeateds.

Don't like the way Iowa quarterback Ricky Stanzi is playing? Give it a little time.

Michigan State's last stand against Iowa on Saturday night has drawn comparisons to the rout Custer absorbed at Little Bighorn.