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The Iowa State football team finished nonconference play with a win over Bowling Green on Saturday. See photos from the action. 🏈
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Hank Brown went 12-for-12, Xavier Williams ran wild and Jacob Wallace grabbed his first interception as Iowa overwhelmed UNI.
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Relive Iowa football's 55-0 win over Northern Iowa with highlights, photos and postgame reaction from players and coaches.
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Xavier Williams scored three times, Hank Brown went 12-for-12 and No. 18 Iowa overwhelmed UNI to finish nonconference play 3-0.
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Hank Brown was perfect through the air, Iowa’s running backs erupted and the Hawkeyes cruised past UNI. Here are five takeaways from Iowa's nonconference finale.
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