The Iowa Hawkeyes could be a few wins away from an at-large College Football Playoff bid after a dominant win over the Minnesota Golden Gophers.

Iowa Hawkeyes head coach Kirk Ferentz has been around since 1999, so he's no stranger to the Iowa vs. Minnesota rivalry. The all-time winningest coach in B1G hi

The stage is set for another chapter in one of the Big Ten's oldest rivalries as Minnesota (5-2) travels to Kinnick Stadium to face Iowa (5-2) in B1G action on CBS on Saturday at 3:30 p.m. ET. This marks the 119th meeting between the two programs, a series steeped in history and tradition, including the famed "Floyd of Rosedale" trophy.

We'll start with the Iowa Hawkeye men, who are coming off a fourth-place finish at NCAAs behind Penn State, Nebraska and Oklahoma State. Returning to the fold are NCAA finalists Drake Ayala and Michael Caliendo, NCAA All-Americans Patrick Kennedy and Ben Kueter, a budding star in Angelo Ferrari and a quartet of intriguing transfers.

With a 41-3 blowout loss to Iowa on Saturday, Minnesota head coach P.J. Fleck fell to 1-8 against the Hawkeyes in the Floyd of Rosedale rivalry since 2017.

A social media post from a father celebrating a “magical" moment with his son is pulling the heart strings of fans on both sides of the field.

Iowa Hawkeyes football, now in a ridiculous five-way tie for fourth place in the B1G, have begun to take on national relevance as they continue to stack wins in