Breathe, Husker Nation.  The Nebraska football team is bowl eligible. For the first time since 2016 – when Mike Riley was still the head coach and Tommy Armstro

Iowa’s offensive line versus Nebraska’s defensive line will be among the intriguing matchups in Friday’s Heroes Trophy game.

A Big Ten showdown on Friday night in Iowa City will be dictated by the battle of field position, and Jeremy Jones expects points to be at a premium in this conference clash.

Ahead of this week's game, a bold prediction has been made for Iowa. Riley Donald of Hawkeyes Wire has made a final score prediction for this weekend's game. He believes that the

Iowa finishes its 2024 regular season Friday night with its annual rivalry game against Nebraska. The Hawkeyes (7-4 overall, 5-3 in Big Ten play) have already clinched a bowl berth, but bragging rights against their neighbors to the west are still on the line. Here's what to know about the game, along with how to watch it.

This Friday night in Kinnick Stadium just got turned up a few notches. The Iowa football X account announced that it is going to be a “Black Friday Blackout” in Kinnick Stadium on Friday night. The post urges fans attending to dress accordingly in all-black attire.

The Iowa football team aims to retain the Heroes Trophy when it hosts Nebraska on Friday night. The Cornhuskers and Hawkeyes are each coming off victories and are each bowl-eligible for the first time since 2016.

Nebraska football ends its regular season this week, looking to win a second straight rivalry game.

There will be no Thanksgiving indigestion for the Huskers on Friday. Only multiple trips to the red zone for second, third and fourth servings of touchdowns!

A bowl berth guaranteed, there’s nothing to worry about except letting it all hang out on Black Friday. And laying a receipt on the Squawks.