Answer: The Hawks defeated Northern Iowa (UNI) 66-65 on January 12, 1983. Carver-Hawkeye Arena opened on January 3, 1983.

 
Answer: Iowa State on Dec 3rd, 1977 at the Field House. The Hawks trailed by 10, but stormed back to force OT at 65-65, but fell to the Cyclones 74-71.

 
Answer: He appeared during halftime of the 1986 game against Iowa State in Iowa City. He performed solo as the "David Lee Roth Band" later that night in Ames at Hilton Coliseum, then performed Sunday night in Cedar Rapids.

 
Answer: It was registered in May of 1996, and you can access an archived version from Oct 1996.

 
Answer: In 1993, #14 Penn State defeated Iowa 31-0 in their first season in the Big Ten Conference.

 
Answer: 11 games.

11/18/1972 Class 4A State Championship: Cedar Rapids Jefferson 6, West Des Moines Dowling 0
11/18/1972 Class 3A State Championship: Harlan 14, Cedar Rapids Regis 12
11/16/1973 Class A State Championship: Redfield-Dexfield 28, Wall Lake 0
11/16/1973 Class 2A State Championship: Britt 34, Mount Vernon 13
11/17/1973 Class 3A State Championship: LeMars Central 34, DeWitt Central 6
11/17/1973 Class 4A State Championship: Davenport Central 37, West Des Moines Dowling 32
11/15/1975 Class 4A State Championship: Sioux City Heelan 16, Waterloo West 6
11/15/1975 Class 2A State Championship: Hudson 13, Packwood Pekin 7
11/11/1978 Class 3A State Semifinals: Cedar Rapids Regis 20, Marion 16
11/8/1980 Class 4A State Semifinals: Bettendorf 35, Cedar Rapids Washington 12
8/26/2022 Class 4A Regular Season: Iowa City Liberty 36, Iowa City High 19

 
Answer: During the 1986 season, earning his 53rd victory in a 43-7 win over Iowa State. It was his 8th season at Iowa.

 
Answer: 3 wins and 1 loss.

Mike Stoops (Arizona), lost 27-17 in 2009 and won 34-27 in 2010. Bob Stoops (Oklahoma) won 31-14 in the 2011 Insight Bowl, and Mark Stoops (Kentucky) won 20-17 in the 2022 Citrus Bowl.

 
Answer: Lute Olson was 7-3 in home games at Carver-Hawkeye Arena. Notable wins include a 63-48 win over #2 Indiana and 55-46 win over #18 Purdue. They were upset in the first game on January 5th to Michigan State 59-61 when ranked #8 nationally.

 
Answer: The Hawks defeated USC 66-55 on December 11, 1982. The plan was to move into Carver-Hawkeye Arena at the start of the season, but construction delays pushed it back to January 1983.

 
Answer: The #13 Hawks defeated #19 Minnesota Gophers 84-77 on January 13, 1993. Street scored 14 points and had 11 rebounds. He died in a car crash on January 19th. His final basketball game was at Duke on January 16th.

 
Answer: Iowa State on 12/12/1992. Iowa was ranked #8 and won easily 78-51. Iowa wore gold uniforms in the early 1980's.

 
Answer: The Hawks easily defeated Coppin State 80-50 despite the awful shooting from 3-point range.

 
Answer: Lee Corso. He later became well-known as an analyst and sports broadcaster on ESPN's College GameDay program

 
Answer: In 1965, Iowa QB Gary Snook was intercepted 7 times in a 28-20 loss to North Carolina State

 
Answer: In a 20-13 double-overtime win at Syracuse in 2006, Jason Manson threw four interceptions, but Iowa's defense kept them in the game.

Ricky Stanzi threw 5 interceptions against Indiana in 2009, but Iowa rallied to score 28 points in the 4th quarter.

 
Answer: 22. The previous record holder was Steve Young of BYU, and the record was later broken in 1998 by Tee Martin of Tennessee.

 
Answer: Steve Krafcisin was on North Carolina's 1977 Final Four team, then later transferred to Iowa for his final three seasons. During his junior season, he helped lead the Hawks to the 1980 Final Four. He is one of only a few players to accomplish that rare feat.

 
Answer: The "Iowa Fight Song" was played for fans at halftime, and quickly gained popularity. It was written by Meredith Wilson (author of The Music Man) to replace the "Iowa Corn Song."

 
Answer: Matt Szykowny led the Hawks to both victories in 1962, a 28-14 victory over Ohio State and later that season another 28-14 victory over Michigan.

 
Answer: Starting in 1972-1973 season, the NCAA made freshmen eligible to participate in football and basketball. It was allowed temporarily during the Korean War and World War II.

 
Answer: Iowa defeated Northwestern 26-24 on October 10, 1998. Fry would retire at the end of the season with a 3-8 record.

 
Answer: During those years, the scoring was different. Each touchdown was 4 points, field goals were 5 points, and extra points were 2 points. Iowa scored 19 touchdowns (76 points), 5 extra points (10 points) and 1 field goal (5 points).

 
Answer: Burt German scored 8 touchdowns in a 64-6 victory over Cornell College in 1891.

 
Answer: The Hawks defeated Iowa Wesleyan 91-0 in 1890.

 
Answer: Arthur Smith kicked a field goal in a 91-0 victory over Iowa Wesleyan.

 
Answer: Martin Sampson scored a touchdown in a 14-6 loss against Grinnell (Iowa College) in 1890. He blocked a kick and scooped up the ball, running 70 yards for the score.

 
Answer: His first touchdown was a 9-yard pass to J.C. Love Jordan against Arizona in 1982 to tie the game in the 2nd quarter. Iowa went on to win 17-14.

 
Answer: Beginning with the 2002 season. Iowa tied with National Champion Ohio State for the Big Ten title, and ended the season 11-1 (only lost to Iowa State), but lost to USC in the Orange Bowl.

 
Answer: Iowa State lost to the Hawks 30-14 on September 29, 1979, to give Fry his first victory after an 0-3 start to the season. The Hawkeyes battered Iowa State for 378 yards on the ground, and held the Cyclones to a mere 162 yards. A crowd of 60,100 was in attendance, tying the second largest gathering ever in Kinnick Stadium.

 
Answer: Long Beach State

 
Answer: North Texas

 
Answer: Alex Karras (1957), Randy Duncan (1958), Chuck Long (1985), and Brad Banks (2002). See all trophy winners and runners ups

 
Answer: October 3rd, 1998, Iowa cornerback Tarig Holman picked off Tom Brady two times in the first quarter in a 12-9 loss to Michigan at home. Watch the video of the interceptions here

 
Answer: Calvin Jones (1955), Alex Karras (1957), Robert Gallery (2003) and Brandon Scherff (2014).

 
Answer: With the game tied 10-10, BYU got the ball on their 23-yard line and quickly reached the Hawkeye 18-yard line. Ty Detmer's only interception happened on the next play, when his deflected pass was intercepted by co-Defensive MVP Carlos James, who also had 4 tackles in the game.

 
Answer: Iowa defeated Coe College 27-0 on October 12, 1918.

 
Answer: Dennis Green played from 1968-1971. He returned to Iowa as a graduate assistant in 1972 for his first coaching job, and later returned to Iowa as Running Backs coach from 1974–1976. He became the head coach at Northwestern from 1981-85, and was the Big Ten's first black head football coach.

 
Answer: Earl Banks led Morgan State to 3 undefeated seasons, and coached the first historically black college to a victory in an integrated bowl game in 1966. He also led his teams to five CIAA conference championships, four bowl games, and was the CIAA Coach of the Year three times.

 
Answer: During his sophomore year (1937-1938), Kinnick played both basketball and football.

 
Answer: Ben McGilmer made 33 consecutive free throws in 1969. His record was broken in 1993 by Chris Street (34) in his final game at Duke before his tragic death.