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November 26, 2010 12 - The Daily Iowan - PREGAME - Friday, November 26, 2010 Each week in Pregame, Timeless Moments will feature five significant events from Hawkeye history, with dates ranging from Sunday through Saturday of game week. To submit a Timeless Moment for a future edition of Pregame, Jordan Garretson e-mail us at [email protected] [email protected] 2008 November 22 Iowa handed Minnesota a 55-0 defeat in its last- ever game in the Metrodome. Shonn Greene carried the ball 22 times for 146 yards and two touchdowns. The Hawkeyes went on to win the Outback Bowl over South Carolina to close out the year. 1997 1991 1986 1970 November 22 November 23 November 22 November 21 Tim Dwight completed his final Iowa quarterback Matt Despite facing a 17-0 half- Iowa’s Dave Brooks recorded career home game with just Rodgers threw for 390 yards time defecit at Minnesota, 26 tackles against Illinois — four receptions for 29 yards and three touchdowns in a the Hawkeyes stormed back 13 of which were unassisted. against Minnesota, but he did- 23-8 win over Minnesota, to capture a 30-27 victory. The Hawkeyes beat the n’t fail to excite Hawkeye fans despite a foot of snowfall in Iowa concluded its 9-3 sea- Illini, 22-16, in Iowa City. — he also returned a punt 44 Iowa City the night before. son with a 39-38 win over Iowa closed out the year Iowa’s hasn’t played a regular-season game after yards for a touchdown. The Danan Hughes joined in on San Diego State in the 3-6-1 in Ray Nagel’s last Thanksgiving since 2001. But the Hawkeyes will Hawkeyes blew out the Golden the fun, celebrating by Holiday Bowl. season. travel to Minneapolis for a matchup with the Gophers, 31-0. making a snow angel in the Gophers on Saturday. Page 4. end zone after catching a touchdown pass from Rodgers. 2 - The Daily Iowan - PREGAME - Friday, November 26, 2010 The Daily Iowan - PREGAME - Friday, November 26, 2010 - 11 Sunday Hawk Former Hawkeye safety Sean Considine intercepted Colt McCoy’s pass late in the fourth quarter on Nov. 21 for the Jacksonville Jaguars. His interception sealed the Jags’ sixth victory of the season. They’re tied atop the AFC South with the Colts. Bill Casey Publisher Brian Stewart Editor Scott Miller Pregame Editor On The Line Contest: What to win a free pizza? Go to dailyiowan.com/ontheline and place your college foot- ball predicitions. Free Desktop Wallpapers: Can’t get enough of the Hawkeyes? Download your free Iowa football desktop wallpapers at dailyiowan.com/pregame. DITV Pregame: It’s the most extensive weekly Iowa football preview show in the state. Catch the special broadcast at dailyiowan.com. Got a question for the Pregame staff or a story idea File Photo/The Daily Iowan for a future issue? E-mail us Iowa’s Brad Banks high steps into the endzone during the second quarter for the first of his two rushing touchdowns during the Hawkeyes’ game against Northwestern at [email protected] or on Nov. 11, 2002. The Heisman candidate accounted for three more touchdowns. Tweet us @dipregame. ASSOCIATED PRESS POLL USA TODAY COACHES’ POLL Record Points Previous Record Points Previous 1 Oregon (37) 10-0 1,467 1 1 Oregon (48) 10-0 1,459 1 On The Line: See who our 2 Auburn (13) 11-0 1,430 2 2 Auburn (4) 11-0 1,398 2 Cover story: The Hawks Game roster: Game roster: 3 Boise State (10) 10-0 1,394 3 3 Boise State (5) 10-0 1,341 3 4B aren’t letting a strange 6B Starting lineup and roster; 10B experts — and the fans — 4 TCU 11-0 1,340 4 4 TCU (2) 11-0 1,300 4 5 Wisconsin 10-1 1,196 6 5 Wisconsin 10-1 1,211 5 practice schedule or don’t forget to save it like in this week’s notable 6 LSU 10-1 1,194 5 6 LSU 10-1 1,175 6 Minnesota’s underwhelm- when you go to the game college-football games 7 Stanford 10-1 1,178 7 7 Ohio State 10-1 1,116 7 8 Ohio State 10-1 1,088 8 8 Stanford 10-1 1,112 8 ing record get in the way 9 Alabama 9-2 972 10 9 Oklahoma State 10-1 990 10 of their preparation 10 Oklahoma State 10-1 958 12 10 Michigan State 10-1 927 11 11 Michigan State 10-1 927 11 11 Alabama 9-2 885 12 12 Arkansas 9-2 861 13 12 Arkansas 9-2 784 13 POST-GAME COVERAGE 13 Virginia Tech 9-2 720 14 13 Oklahoma 9-2 733 14 14 Oklahoma 9-2 650 16 14 Virginia Tech 9-2 723 15 Log on to dailyiowan.com after Saturday’s game against 15 Missouri 9-2 639 15 15 Nebraska 9-2 614 9 Timeless Moments: 16 Nebraska 9-2 618 9 16 Missouri 9-2 585 16 Minnesota for full coverage, including exclusive photo slide 17 Texas A&M 8-3 573 18 17 South Carolina 8-3 577 17 12B Relive some of your 18 South Carolina 8-3 559 17 18 Texas A&M 8-3 492 19 shows. Then, don’t miss Monday’s Daily Iowan for a full 19 Nevada 10-1 439 19 19 Nevada 10-1 456 18 favorite moments from 20 Arizona 7-3 268 23 20 Arizona 7-3 279 23 Hawkeye history recap. Happy Thanksgiving! 21 North Carolina State 8-3 238 NR 21 Florida State 8-3 243 NR 22 Florida State 8-3 232 NR 22 Utah 9-2 228 24 23 Utah 9-2 211 25 23 North Carolina State 8-3 208 NR 24 Iowa 7-4 100 21 24 Iowa 7-4 74 20 25 Mississippi State 7-4 94 22 25 Mississippi State 7-4 68 22 10 - The Daily Iowan - PREGAME - Friday, November 26, 2010 The Daily Iowan - PREGAME - Friday, November 26, 2010 - 3 10,000 yards in his career. Iowa’s season. The Hawkeyes’ kickoff cov- and defensive tackle Karl Klug MINNESOTA Chuck Long is also on that list. erage has been suspect all season, pointed to a more tangible reason Weber has done all of this ranking 86th in the Football Bowl to take Saturday’s matchup seri- CONTINUED FROM 4 despite playing under his third Subdivision. It allowed a 100-yard ously: Floyd of Rosedale. For offensive lineman Julian Van- offensive coordinator in four touchdown against Arizona and The trophy for the annual rival- dervelde and tight end Allen Reis- years. With each coaching change, more than 40 yards per return ry game sat in the first-floor hall- ner, this week isn’t only about foot- the Gophers have altered their against Iowa State. way of the Hayden Fry Football ball. They both have class projects scheme considerably. “If we’re smart, we will,” Ferentz complex Tuesday, serving as a due the week after break, and they’ll “What he has had to go through said when asked if the Hawkeyes constant reminder of what’s at work on those while also preparing is a lot harder than what I’ve had will kick away from Stoudermire. to go through,” said Stanzi, who “It’s not like we cover very well. So stake this weekend. for the Minnesota defense. “It just reminds you how impor- Vandervelde said it’s not the altered has played in the same scheme all that’s a sore subject.” game preparation that’s weird. “The five years in Iowa City. “I’m not With the Hawkeyes sitting at 7- tant this game is, how bad we odd part is [going to be] coming back going to try to pretend to know 4 and far below preseason expecta- need to win it,” Klug said. “We after the game and going right back what that’s like. My hat’s off to tions, Sash said the Hawkeyes still can’t go into the postseason with into school,” he said. “Normally, the him for what he has been able to have plenty to play for — a better three-straight losses. We have to guys who live in Minnesota after that do with all that adversity.” bowl game, especially. But both he win this game.” last game, they can just stay in Perhaps more worrisome than Minnesota with their families.” Weber’s passing prowess is Min- The Gophers come into Satur- nesota’s kickoff return specialist, day’s matchup sporting the con- Troy Stoudermire. Ferentz ference’s worst overall record at 2- remembers the junior all too well 9, but they’re coming off their first from the teams’ 2008 matchup conference win of the season, a inside the Metrodome. 38-34 thriller over Illinois. As Stoudermire got a lot of action safety Tyler Sash said, “They have that game, as the Hawkeyes scored nothing to lose.” eight times. In nine kickoff returns, Adam Weber will start his 50th- he posted a 31.4-yard average, consecutive game under center for including a long of 58 yards. Last Minnesota against the Hawkeyes, week against Illinois, he returned a making him the most experienced kickoff 90 yards before being quarterback in the country. Earli- tripped up at the 4-yard line. er this season, Weber became only He ranks No. 1 in the Big Ten and the fifth quarterback in Big Ten No. 15 in the Football Bowl Subdivi- history to pass for more than sion with at 27.9-yard average this 4 - The Daily Iowan - PREGAME - Friday, November 26, 2010 The Daily Iowan - PREGAME - Friday, November 26, 2010 - 9 Hawks try to break streak Iowa expects a tough game on Saturday from Minnesota — a team coming off a win with ‘nothing to lose.’ By SCOTT MILLER the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
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