L   20 - 27 

Hawks fumble on first series, which leads to an Alex Smith TD. As Indiana drove to another score, Billy Coats made an interception in the end zone. After the turnover, Hawks drive down to tie the game on a short TD run by Sedrick Shaw. The Indiana offense was able to move the ball on the ground behind Smith and QB John Paci. Indiana was ahead 14-7 and looking to score again, but was picked off a 2nd time in the end zone, this time by Marquis (Bo) Porter. The Hawks drove down to tie the game, but fumbled again. But Porter picked up another interception to get the ball back. QB Ryan Driscoll scrambled down to the Indiana 20-yard line, but fell on his shoulder, and would miss the rest of the season with a broken collar bone. With Matt Sherman out with a fractured foot, and Jefferson Bates nursing a sore elbow, 4th string QB Mike Duprey entered the game. The drive stalled on a missed 41-yard FG. Iowa was fortunate to only be down 7 points at halftime.

Indiana took a 21-7 lead after their first drive, aided by a successful fake FG. Tavian Banks returned the ensuing kickoff 60 yards to the Indiana 25-yard line. Duprey hit Willie Guy for a 27-yard TD pass.

After holding the Hoosiers to a FG, the Hawks drove for a score, capped by a Tavian Banks 3-yard TD run, but Brion Hurley's PAT was missed. For the season, Iowa is 2 of 7 on field goal attempts and 16 of 21 on extra points.

Indiana would tack on a FG to lead 27-20. Iowa had a chance to win the game with 2:04 left, but Duprey's pass intended for Harold Jasper was intercepted.

Indiana's rushing was the key to the game, with over 300 yards as a team, and Smith ending with 232 yards on 43 carries. That set a new Kinnick Stadium record, breaking the previous high of 39 rushing attempts. It was the third straight homecoming loss for Iowa.

	1	2	3	4	F
Iowa	7	0	7	6	20
Indiana	7	7	7	6	27