Indiana at Iowa -- Kinnick Stadium

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1 Indiana at Iowa -- Kinnick Stadium Date of Release: Sept. 24, 2007 Iowa Sports Information: IOWA OFFENSE INDIANA OFFENSE WR Sandeman /15 Koulianos, 86 Stross WR...82 Hardy, 81 Turner LT Calloway, 78 Richardson LT...76 Saffold, 69 Edmundson /71 Perry LG Meade, 68 Kuempel LG...64 P. Saxon, 78 K. Thomas C Eubanks, 67 Koeppel C...61 Wyss, 58 Moses RG Olsen, 74 Doering RG...50 Sandberg, 79 Faulkner RT Richardson, 75 Aeschliman RT...70 Emerson, 68 Stark TE Myers, 90 Gerstandt TE...88 Sexton, 87 Wagner QB... 6 Christensen, 8 Nelson/12 Stanzi QB...15 Lewis, 4 Chappell WR Cleveland, 26 Chaney Jr. RB... 2 Thigpen, 42 Sears RB Young, 28 Sims WR... 6 Bailey, 19 Walker-Roby FB Busch, 38 McLaughlin WR... 7 Fisher, 13 Means IOWA DEFENSE INDIANA DEFENSE DE Iwebema, 94 Clayborn LE...57 Kirlew, 35 Marando DT Kroul, 64 Hundertmark DT...95 Kremer, 98 Burrus DT King, 59 Narinskiy DT...62 Brown, 99 Bass DE Mattison, 98 Geary RE...92 Middleton, 85 Faires OLB Edds, 42 Hunter WLB...34 Patterson, 25 Carrington MLB Klinkenborg, 55 Coleman /43 Angerer MLB...51 McClurg, 43 Mayberry WLB Humpal, 41 Gattas /43 Angerer SLB...56 Johnson, 46 Replogle LC Shada, 16 Gardner CB...28 Majors, 16 Phillips SS... 2 Dalton, 3 Morrow FS... 8 Polk, 33 Kleinsmith FS Moylan, 30 Greenwood SS...20 A. Thomas, 5 Evans RC Godfrey, 29 Fletcher CB... 9 Porter, 17 Hampton PT... 5 Donahue PT...93 Hines, 12 Hagerup PK... 1 Murray PK...18 Starr, 1 Trulock TIME & PLACE 11:07 a.m. (CDT), Saturday, Kinnick Stadium (70,585), Iowa City, IA. TICKETS The game is sold out. RADIO -- (Originating Network): Learfield Communications with a network of over 40 stations. Gary Dolphin and Ed Podolak will call the action along with sideline reporter Rob Brooks. TELEVISION The Big Ten Network will televise the game to a national cable audience. The announcers are Mark Neely, Glen Mason and sideline reporter Marshall Harris. HOMECOMING This is Iowa s 96 th homecoming contest and the Hawkeyes have a record. This is the 14 th time Iowa has hosted Indiana at its homecoming. The Hawkeyes have an 8-4-1record against the Hoosiers in those games. The last time Iowa faced Indiana in homecoming was Kirk Ferentz first year as Hawkeye coach (1999). Indiana won that game (38-31) RECORDS Iowa is 2-2 following wins over Northern Illinois (16-3, at Soldier Field) and Syracuse (35-0) at home and a road losses to Iowa State (15-13) and Wisconsin (17-13) the last two weeks. Indiana is 3-1 following wins over Indiana State, Western Michigan and Akron and a road loss to Illinois last week. THE SERIES This is the 69 th meeting between the two schools and Iowa leads the series, Indiana won last year s game (31-28), in Bloomington. Iowa s last win in the series came in 2005 (38-21) at Iowa City. Iowa is , against the Hoosiers, in games played at Iowa City. The Hawkeyes have won three of the last four in the series. COACHING RECORDS -- Kirk Ferentz is in his 12 th year as a college head coach and his ninth year at Iowa. His career record is and he is at Iowa. Ferentz is 3-3 against Indiana. This is Bill Lynch s 15 th year as a collegiate head coach and his first year as Indiana s head coach. He took over for the late Terry Hoeppner in July. Lynch has a career record of He is 0-0 against Iowa. NEXT WEEK Iowa at Penn State (2:35 p.m. CDT, ABC & ESPN2). Minnesota at Indiana (12:05 a.m. EDT, BTN). hawkeyesports.com

2 Indiana at Iowa -- Kinnick Stadium Date of Release: Sept. 24, 2007 Iowa Sports Information: Offense Pos.... No. Name Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown (High School) SE...89 James Cleveland #Fr. Baytown, TX (Robert E. Lee) 26 Paul Chaney, Jr #Fr. St. Louis, MO (University) LT...60 Kyle Calloway So. Belleville, IL (East) 78 ** Dace Richardson Jr. Wheaton, IL (Warrenville South) LG...61 Travis Meade So. Iowa City, IA (West) 68 Andy Kuempel So. Cedar Rapids, IA (Linn-Mar) C...52 * Rafael Eubanks So. St. Paul, MN (Cretin-Derham Hall) 67 Josh Koeppel #Fr. Iowa City, IA (City) RG...71 * Seth Olsen Jr. Omaha, NE (Millard North) 74 Dan Doering So. Barrington, IL (HS) RT...78 ** Dace Richardson Jr. Wheaton, IL (Warrenville South) 75 * Wesley Aeschliman Jr. Bloomfield, IA (Davis County) TE...83 ** Brandon Myers Jr. Prairie City, IA (Prairie City-Monroe) 90 Tyler Gerstandt So. Cherokee, IA (Washington) QB...6 * Jake Christensen So. Lockport, IL (HS) 8 Arvell Nelson #Fr. Cleveland, OH (Glenville) or 12 Ricky Stanzi #Fr. Mentor, OH (Lake Catholic) WR...22 Colin Sandeman Fr. Bettendorf, IA (HS) or 15 Derrell Johnson-Koulianos #Fr. Campbell, O (Cardinal Mooney) 86 * Trey Stross So. Avon Lake, OH (HS) RB...21 ** Albert Young Sr. Moorestown, NJ (HS) 28 *** Damian Sims Sr. Boynton Beach, FL (Leonard) FB...35 *** Tom Busch Sr. Cottage Grove, MN (Park) 38 Jordan McLaughlin Jr. Belmond, IA (Belmond-Klemme) PK...1 Daniel Murray #Fr. Iowa City, IA (Regina) Defense Pos.... No. Name Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown (High School) DE...92 *** Ken Iwebema Sr. Arlington, TX (Bowie) 94 Adrian Clayborn #Fr. St. Louis, MO (Webster Groves) DT...53 ** Matt Kroul Jr. Mount Vernon, IA (HS) 64 Cody Hundertmark Fr. Humboldt, IA (HS) DT...47 ** Mitch King Jr. Burlington, IA (HS) 59 Anton Narinskiy Jr. Chagrin Falls, OH (Kenston) DE...99 *** Bryan Mattison Sr. Mishawaka, IN (Penn) 98 * Chad Geary So. Tipton, IA (HS) OLB...49 * A.J. Edds So. Greenwood, IN (Greenwood Community) 42 Jeremiha Hunter #Fr. York, PA (Harrisburg Science & Tech) MLB...40 *** Mike Klinkenborg Sr. Rock Rapids, IA (Central Lyon) 55 Jacody Coleman Fr. Beaumont, TX (West Brook) or 43 * Pat Angerer So. Bettendorf, IA (HS) WLB...44 ** Mike Humpal Sr. New Hampton, IA (HS) 41 * Bryon Gattas Sr. Mt. Prospect, IL (Harper, IL CC) or 43 * Pat Angerer So. Bettendorf, IA (HS) LC...19 *** Adam Shada Sr. Omaha, NE (Millard North) 16 * Drew Gardner Jr. Cherry Hill, NJ (West) SS...2 Harold Dalton Jr. Camden, NJ (Woodrow Wilson) 3 Diauntae Morrow Fr. Cleveland, O (St. Edwards) FS...14 *** Devan Moylan Sr. Panora, IA (Iowa Central CC) 30 Brett Greenwood #Fr. Bettendorf, IA (Pleasant Valley) RC...13 *** Charles Godfrey Sr. Baytown, TX (Robert E. Lee) 29 ** Bradley Fletcher Jr. Youngstown, OH (Liberty) PT...5 Ryan Donahue #Fr. Evergreen Park, IL (St. Rita) 2 Eric Guthrie Fr. Nevada, IA (HS) # - - Indicates redshirt freshman Punt Returns: 22 Colin Sandeman Kickoff Returns: 15 Derrell Johnson-Koulianos, 26 Paul Chaney, Jr. Deep Snaps: 65 Daniel Olszta, 65 Andrew Schulze Holder: 5 Ryan Donahue hawkeyesports.com

3 Indiana at Iowa -- Kinnick Stadium Date of Release: Sept. 24, 2007 Iowa Sports Information: Indiana 4-1, 0-1 Game 5 vs. Iowa 2-2, 0-1 Date: Sept. 29, 2007 Time: 11:07 a.m. Site: Iowa City, IA Stadium: Kinnick Stadium Capacity: 70,585 Surface: Grass TV: BTN (HD) Announcers: Mark Neely, Glen Mason and Marshall Harris Hawkeye Radio Network: Gary Dolphin-Play-By-Play; Ed Podolak-Analyst; Rob Brooks-Sideline Satellite Radio: XM Satellite Radio, Channel TBA Internet: Iowa radio broadcast available on hawkeyesports.com (subscription service) Live Stats: hawkeyesports.com Series History: Iowa leads, Last Meeting: Indiana 31, Iowa 28 on October 14,2006, in Bloomington, IN Iowa Hawkeyes Schedule/Results 9/1 vs. Northern Illinois W, /8 Syracuse W, /15 at Iowa State L, /22 at #7/9 Wisconsin* L, /29 Indiana* 11:07 a.m./btn 10/6 at Penn State* 2:35 p.m./abc & ESPN2 10/13 Illinois* TBD 10/20 at Purdue* TBD 10/27 Michigan State* TBD 11/3 at Northwestern* TBD 11/10 Minnesota* TBD 11/17 Western Michigan TBD All times listed are central; * Big Ten Conference game Indiana Hoosiers Schedule/Results 9/1 Indiana State W, /8 at Western Michigan W, /15 Akron W, /22 Illinois* L, /29 at Iowa* 11:07 a.m./btn 10/6 Minnesota* 11:05 a.m./btn 10/13 at Michigan State* TBD 10/20 Penn State* 11:05 a.m. 10/27 at Wisconsin* TBD 11/3 Ball State TBD 11/10 at Northwestern* TBD 11/17 Purdue* TBD All times listed are central; * Big Ten Conference game IOWA TO HOST INDIANA ON HOMECOMING Iowa (2-2, 0-1) returns home to host Indiana (4-1, 0-1) Saturday in its annual homecoming game. Game time is 11:07 a.m. (CDT) in Kinnick Stadium (70,585). The game is sold out. ON THE TUBE The Big Ten Netwok (HD) will televise Saturday s game to a regional cable audience. Mark Neely, Glen Mason and Marshall Harris will call the action. RADIO BROADCAST Iowa games are broadcast on the Hawkeye Radio Network. Gary Dolphin handles the playby-play, with color commentator Ed Podolak and sideline reporter Rob Brooks. The Hawkeye Radio Network includes more than 40 stations throughout the state. HAWKEYE HISTORY Iowa has played 1,095 games since beginning football in Iowa s overall record is (.525). That includes a (.639) record in home games, a (.406) record in games away from Iowa City, a (.449) mark in Big Ten games and a (.591) record in Kinnick Stadium. ON THIS DATE Iowa is 10-2 in games played on Sept. 29. The Hawkeyes defeated Oklahoma A&M 20-0 in 1923, South Dakota 34-0 in 1934, Berg AAF in 1945, USC in 1950, Kansas State 16-0 in 1951, Indiana 27-0 in 1956, Oregon State 28-8 in 1962, Iowa State in 1979, Illinois in 1984 and Penn State in Iowa lost to Penn State 27-8 in 1973 and Miami in HAWKEYE HOMECOMING Iowa holds a (.563) record in homecoming games. Iowa has won its last seven homecoming games, including last year s win over Purdue (47-17). Iowa will play Indiana for the 14 th time on homecoming. The Hawkeyes are against the Hoosiers on homecoming. DOMINANT AT HOME Iowa has won 28 of its last 32 games in Kinnick Stadium, dating back to the 2002 season. The Hawkeyes four losses came to Michigan (23-20 in overtime in 2005), Ohio State (38-17 in 2006), Northwestern (21-7 in 2006) and Wisconsin (24-21 in 2006). Iowa recorded a school-record 22- game home winning streak between The Hawkeyes (.852, 23-4) boast the tenth-best home winning percentage in the nation over the last five years ( ). hawkeyesports.com

4 Indiana at Iowa Release Date: Sept. 24, 2007 Iowa Sports Information Mailing Address 157 Carver-Hawkeye Arena Iowa City, IA Phone FAX Sports Information Football Contacts Director... Phil Haddy ... Associate... Steve Roe ... Assistant... Matt Weitzel ... Weekly Football Press Conference Iowa Head Coach Kirk Ferentz holds his weekly press conferences every Tuesday throughout the season. The press conferences are held in the auditorium of the Hayden Fry Football Complex. Coach Ferentz addresses the media at 12:30 p.m. and requested players will be available following the press conference. In case of poor weather, player interviews will be conducted inside the bubble. Media need to submit their Tuesday player interview requests to Phil Haddy near the conclusion of the previous Saturday s football game. Media not in attendance should their requests to Haddy. True freshmen are not available for interviews. Media can access video highlights of Ferentz s weekly press conference, plus player clips and highlights via satellite. The time will be from 3:30 to 3:45 p.m. (CT). The satellite feed will be available on C-Band Analog, Galaxy 26, Transponder 17. All press conferences can be viewed on the official world wide web site of the Iowa Athletic Department at hawkeyesports.com (subscription service). Each press conference will be archived. Weekly Big Ten Teleconference The Big Ten coaches teleconferences are held each Tuesday. The teleconference begins at 11 a.m. (CT) and each coach is available for 10 minutes. Media wishing to participate in the teleconference can contact the Big Ten Office at to obtain the call-in information. All times listed below are central time: 11:00 Jim Tressel, Ohio State 11:10 Lloyd Carr, Michigan 11:20 Bill Lynch, Indiana 11:30 Mark Dantonio, Mich. State 11:40 Kirk Ferentz, Iowa 11:50 Bret Bielema, Wisconsin Noon Ron Zook, Illinois 12:10 Joe Tiller, Purdue 12:20 Joe Paterno, Penn State 12:30 Pat Fitzgerald, Northwestern 12:40 Tim Brewster, Minnesota 12:50 Player(s) of the Week, if available SOLID DEFENSIVE PLAY The Hawkeye defensive unit has collected eight turnovers (five interceptions, three fumbles), 12 sacks, blocked two field goal attempts, registered 26 tackles for loss and has yielded only two touchdowns through four games. Iowa ranks fifth in the country in scoring defense (8.8), sixth in total defense (235.5), 11 th in pass defense (147.0), 13 th in pass efficiency defense (95.4), 20 th in sacks (3.0) and 22 nd in rushing defense (88.5). As a unit, Iowa did not allow a touchdown until late in the second quarter at Wisconsin in game four a streak of 13 quarters. The Hawkeyes did allow two touchdowns against the Badgers, but still rank first nationally in fewest touchdowns allowed (five teams have allowed three). DE Bryan Mattison collected a career-high three sacks vs. Syracuse, while DT Mitch King matched a career high with two sacks vs. Northern Illinois. In the Big Ten opener at Wisconsin, King had two tackles for loss, while Mattison collected his team-best fourth sack (ranks 13 th nationally). Mattison, whose father is the co-defensive coordinator for the defending national champion Florida Gators, has collected 126 career tackles. King has been credited with 141 career stops. IOWA AMONG BIG TEN S ELITE Ohio State has the most conference victories the last six years with 34. Michigan ranks second (33) and Iowa (27) ranks third during that time span. Michigan (27) has won the most league contests the last five years, followed by Ohio State (26), Wisconsin (23) and Iowa (19). IOWA, INDIANA NOTES Iowa is 6-2 in Big Ten home openers under Coach Ferentz. Furthermore, the Hawkeyes are 19-9 in September since 2001, including a 13-2 mark in home contests. Iowa and Indiana do not play Michigan or Ohio State this year or in Iowa and Indiana both boast a +5 turnover margin, which ranks first in the league and tied for 16 th in the nation. The Hawkeyes have only recorded three lost turnovers, which is tops in the conference and tied for fifth in the country (four teams have posted only two). Iowa ranks 11 th nationally in fewest penalties per game (4.75) and 41 st in fewest yards penalized (48.75). Iowa was flagged 10 times for 173 yards in its season opener, but since has only been penalized nine times for 78 yards in the last three contests. Indiana ranks third in the country in sacks (4.5), while Iowa ranks 20 th (3.0). The Hoosiers rank 15 th nationally in punt returns (15.9), while the Hawkeyes rank 22 nd (14.6). Individually, Indiana s Greg Middleton ranks fifth in the country in sacks (1.25), Tracy Porter ranks ninth in interceptions (.75), Austin Starr ranks 14 th in field goals made (1.75) and Kellen Lewis ranks 19 th in total offense (314.5). Iowa s Mitch King ranks ninth nationally in tackles for loss (1.75), Colin Sandeman ranks 16 th in punt returns (15.3) and Derrell Johnson-Koulianos ranks 16 th in kickoff returns (29.8). WR James Hardy caught 12 balls for 203 yards and a touchdown in Indiana s 2005 loss at Kinnick Stadium. Last year, Hardy had eight receptions for 104 yards and three touchdowns in Indiana s victory over Iowa in Bloomington. Iowa has had a field goal attempt blocked in each of its last two contests. Indiana had a punt blocked last week vs. Illinois. Hoosier QB Kellen Lewis was named the league s offensive Player of the Week two weeks ago after rushing for a career-high 199 yards and two touchdowns and throwing for three scores against Akron. His rushing total was the third-highest total for an Indiana quarterback. He completed passes for 137 yards. The 79.2 completion percentage ranks as the second-highest in school history. Indiana Head Coach Bill Lynch s son, Billy, is the Hoosiers wide receivers coach. Iowa and Indiana have one common non-conference opponent: Western Michigan. The Hoosiers defeated the Broncos in Kalamazoo, MI on Sept. 8. The Hawkeyes host Western Michigan, Nov. 17 in their regular season finale. Iowa s roster includes two players from Indiana, senior DE Bryan Mattison (Mishawaka) and sophomore OLB A.J. Edds (Greenwood) both are starters. Indiana s roster does not include any Iowans. Bill Lynch was head coach at Butler in 1988 while current Iowa Men s Basketball Coach Todd Lickliter was there as an assistant men s basketball coach ( ). hawkeyesports.com

5 Indiana at Iowa Release Date: Sept. 24, 2007 Big Ten Standings Team Big 10 Pct. Overall Pct. Ohio State Purdue Wisconsin Michigan Illinois Michigan State Indiana Penn State IOWA Northwestern Minnesota This Week in the Big Ten Penn State at Illinois, 11 a.m. (BTN) Indiana at Iowa, 11 a.m. (BTN) Michigan at Northwestern, 11 a.m. (BTN) Notre Dame at Purdue, 11 a.m. (ESPN) Ohio State at Mimmesota, 7 p.m. (ESPN2) Michigan State at Wisconsin, 2:30 p.m. (ABC) all times listed are central Last Week in the Big Ten Illinois 27, Indiana 14 Wisconsin 17, Iowa 13 Purdue 45, Minnesota 31 Ohio State 58, Northwestern 7 Michigan 14, Notre Dame 9 Michigan State 31, Notre Dame 14 Iowa Non-Conference Opponents Team Record-Next Game N. Illinois 1-3, at Central Michigan Syracuse 1-3, at Miami (OH) Iowa State 1-3, at Nebraska W. Michigan 1-3, at Toledo Hawkeyes in the Polls Date A C H B Result Pre ARV / ARV W, /9 ARV ARV W, / L, / L, / / / / / / / / A=Associated Press; C=Coaches; H=Harris; B=BCS THE SERIES Iowa holds a advantage in the series that began with a 13-6 Iowa victory in The Hawkeyes have won three of the last four meetings and 14 of the last 21. Iowa boasts a record in games at Iowa City. The Hoosiers escaped with a triumph over the Hawkeyes last year in Bloomington. Here are the results: 11/09/12 W 13-6 *11/08/13 W /02/20 W 17-7 *11/12/21 W 41-0 *10/17/31 T /15/32 L /03/34 T 0-0 *11/02/35 T /31/36 L 6-13 *11/13/37 L /12/38 L 3-7 *10/07/39 W /19/40 L 6-10 *11/01/41 W /24/42 W *10/16/43 T /28/44 L 0-32 *10/20/45 L /19/46 W 13-0 *10/11/47 W /02/48 L 0-7 *10/15/49 W /07/50 L /04/52 L *10/24/53 W /23/54 W *10/08/55 W /29/56 W /12/57 W 47-7 *10/11/58 W *10/14/61 W /13/62 W *10/12/63 W /10/64 W /30/65 L *10/29/66 W /14/67 L *10/12/68 L /08/69 W *11/07/70 W *11/13/71 L /18/72 L /18/75 W *10/16/76 L 7-14 *11/05/77 L /11/78 L *9/08/79 L /13/80 W 16-7 *10/10/81 W /09/82 W *10/29/83 W /27/84 W *10/31/87 W /29/88 L *11/09/91 W /07/92 W /09/93 L *10/08/94 L *10/14/95 W /12/96 W *10/25/97 W /17/98 L 7-14 *10/23/99 L /30/00 L *10/20/01 W /19/02 W 24-8 *10/15/05 W /14/06 L * - - at Iowa City INDIANA COACH BILL LYNCH Bill Lynch was named Indiana s 27 th head football coach on June 15, He replaced the late Terry Hoeppner. Lynch has 14 years of head coaching experience, compiling an (.552) record with stops at Butler, Ball State and DePauw. He won or shared seven conference or divisional titles during those 14 seasons. Lynch has 30 overall years of coaching experience, spending 29 in the state of Indiana. Lynch, who is in his third season on the Indiana staff, served as interim head coach for two games in 2006 and led the Hoosiers during 2007 spring practice. In his first two campaigns in Bloomington, he served as the assistant coach, offensive coordinator and tight ends coach. This is Lynch s second stint at Indiana, as he was the Hoosiers quarterbacks coach in Lynch began his head coaching career at Butler ( ), guiding the Bulldogs to four conference titles. He also served as Ball State s head coach for eight seasons ( ) and DePauw s for one year (2004). Lynch is a 1977 Butler graduate and four-year letterwinner in both football and basketball. He led the nation in pass completion percentage in 1975 and captained both sports his senior year. This will be Lynch s first meeting vs. Iowa as a head coach. hawkeyesports.com

6 Indiana at Iowa Release Date: Sept. 24, 2007 National Rankings Associated Press Poll, Sept. 23 School Record Points 1. USC (43) 3-0 1, LSU (22) 4-0 1, Oklahoma 4-0 1, Florida 4-0 1, West Virginia 4-0 1, California 4-0 1, Texas 4-0 1, Ohio State 4-0 1, Wisconsin 4-0 1, Rutgers 3-0 1, Oregon Boston College Clemson Kentucky Georgia South Carolina Virginia Tech South Florida Hawai i Missouri Penn State Alabama Arizona State Cincinnati Nebraska Numbers in parenthesis represent first place votes USA Today Poll, Sept. 23 School Record Points 1. USC (44) 3-0 1, LSU (8) 4-0 1, Florida (4) 4-0 1, Oklahoma (4) 4-0 1, West Virginia 4-0 1, California 4-0 1, Texas 4-0 1, Ohio State 4-0 1, Wisconsin 4-0 1, Rutgers Boston College Oregon Clemson Virginia Tech Kentucky Georgia Hawai i South Florida Penn State Missouri South Carolina Nebraska Michigan State Alabama Arizona State Purdue Numbers in parenthesis represent first place votes ILLINOIS HANDS INDIANA FIRST LOSS Indiana suffered its first loss of the season Saturday, falling to Illinois in Bloomington. The Fighting Illini defense collected three takeaways and blocked a punt. Illinois jumped out to a 13-0 advantage before Hoosier QB Kellen Lewis connected with WR James Hardy for a seven-yard score. Hardy has scored a touchdown in five straight games, dating back to last year. Illinois eventually stretched its lead to 27-7 by the fourth period. Indiana s defense yielded 288 yards rushing, including 214 yards by Illini RB Rashard Mendenhall, who was tabbed the Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week. Lewis completed passes for 263 yards and two scores. The 26 pass completions equals a career high for Lewis. WR Andrea Means had a career day, posting career highs in catches (seven) and yards (83). On defense, Tracy Porter registered seven tackles and had a pair of interceptions. It marked Porter s third career multi-interception game, as he moved into sole possession of second place with 13 career thefts. LAST MEETING Indiana outscored Iowa 24-7 in the final 34 minutes en route to a upset of the 13th-ranked Hawkeyes at Memorial Stadium. The Hawkeyes sprinted out to a 21-7 advantage early in the second quarter on touchdown runs by RB Damian Sims (1 yard) and WR Herb Grigsby (25 yards) and a scoring reception by TE Scott Chandler (19 yards) from QB Drew Tate. Two of the touchdowns came after Indiana fumbles. Indiana trimmed Iowa s lead to at the half on a 46-yard field goal as time expired in the second period. Following an Iowa fumble in the red zone, Indiana drove 88 yards and took a advantage on a WR James Hardy 23-yard touchdown reception late in the third period. Iowa reclaimed the lead on Sims second one-yard touchdown run to make the score at the 12:36 mark of the fourth quarter. Hardy, who had eight receptions for 104 yards, scored IOWA IND Score First Downs Rushes-Yds Passing Yds Passes (C-A-I) Total Offense Punts-Avg Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Time of Possession 29:11 30:49 his third touchdown when he caught a 20-yard pass from QB Kellen Lewis to put Indiana on top by three points (31-28) with 9:51 left to play. Iowa had an opportunity to tie or take the lead late in the contest, but a Tate pass deflected off WR Andy Brodell s hands and was intercepted by Indiana at the Hoosier 15-yard line. Tate completed passes for a season-high 292 yards and a touchdown. Sims rushed 22 times for 94 yards and two touchdowns. WR Trey Stross caught six balls for a career-high 67 yards. Indiana s Lewis finished the game completing passes for 255 yards and three scores. LB Edmond Miles registered a career and game-high 11 tackles (8 solo), including four for loss. DL Matt Kroul tallied a season-high eight stops and DB Adam Shada was credited with seven solo tackles. LB Mike Klinkenborg amassed seven stops, including one for loss, and also recovered a fumble. COACH KIRK FERENTZ The 2002 Associated Press, Walter Camp National Coach of the Year and AFCA Regional Coach of the Year and two-time Big Ten Coach of the Year, Kirk Ferentz (pronounced FAIR-rintz, rhymes with parents), is in his ninth season as Iowa s head football coach. Ferentz guided Iowa to Big Ten titles twice in the last five years and four straight January bowl games, including backto-back New Year s Day bowl victories (2004 Outback Bowl and 2005 Capital One Bowl). Iowa has posted a (.697) overall mark and a (.675) Big Ten record the last six seasons. Ferentz, at Iowa, holds an overall record of (.559) and a (.523) mark in Big Ten games. In 12 seasons as a college head coach his career mark is (.511). Ferentz, who boasts the second-most victories by a Hawkeye head coach, coached his 100 th game as Iowa s head coach vs. Syracuse in week two. Thirty-four of Iowa s 102 games under Ferentz have been decided by seven points or less (15-20) and 34 were played against opponents who were ranked in the top 25 at the time (12-22). hawkeyesports.com

7 Indiana at Iowa Release Date: Sept. 24, 2007 Charting Iowa Career Rankings Rushing Name Att-Yards Avg. TDs Years 1. Sedrick Shaw 837-4, Ladell Betts 831-3, Tavian Banks 505-2, Fred Russell 514-2, Tony Stewart 532-2, Owen Gill 489-2, Albert Young 512-2, Mike Saunders 309-1, Ryan Terry 293-1, Silas McKinnie 254-1, Eddie Vincent 227-1, Larry Ferguson 215-1, Damian Sims 223-1, All-Purpose Name Rush Rec PR KR Total 1. Sedrick Shaw 4, , Ronnie Harmon 2,271 2, , Tim Dwight 322 2,271 1,102 1,195 4, Ladell Betts 3, , Tavian Banks 2, , Kahlil Hill 9 1, ,509 3, Danan Hughes (-3) 2, ,161 3, Tony Stewart 2, , Harold Jasper 0 1, , Albert Young 2, ,271 Scoring Name Points TD-PAT-FG Years 11. David Hudson Ladell Betts Mike Saunders Nick Bell Owen Gill Danan Hughes George Rice Eddie Phillips Albert Young Dominant at Home Iowa boasts the tenth-best home winning percentage in the nation since the start of the 2003 season. The Hawkeyes boast a.852 (23-4) winning percentage. Leading the pack is USC (1.000, 26-0), followed by Oklahoma (.964, 27-1), Boise State (.962, 25-1), Ohio State (.935, 29-2) and LSU (.935, 29-2). Home Winning Percentage Since 2003 School W-L Pct. 1. USC Oklahoma Boise State Ohio State LSU Louisville Texas Virginia Tech Wisconsin IOWA Cal Troy Texas Tech TCU Michigan Toledo Ferentz joined the Iowa staff after serving as assistant head coach and offensive line coach of the Baltimore Ravens of the National Football League. He had been part of the Baltimore (Cleveland Browns prior to the move) staff for six years. Ferentz was named head coach of the Maine Bears in 1990 and held that position for three years. Ferentz was a member of Hayden Fry s Iowa staff for nine years as offensive line coach ( ). He coordinated Iowa s running game during his first coaching stint with the Hawkeyes. Iowa appeared in eight bowl games during the time Ferentz was an Iowa assistant, posting a 4-4 record. A pair of Rose Bowls (1982 & 1986), two Holiday Bowl appearances (1986 & 1987) and a pair of Peach Bowl visits (1982 & 1988), along with appearances in the Gator (1983) and Freedom bowls (1984) highlighted his previous Iowa stay. Iowa s record in those nine years was and included two 10-win and two nine-win seasons. Ferentz was born in Royal Oak, MI, and attended high school in Pittsburgh, PA. Kirk earned his bachelor s degree in English Education from the University of Connecticut in 1978, where he was a football captain. Ferentz is 3-3 vs. Indiana. WISCONSIN 17, IOWA 13 Two late scores helped lift seventh-ranked Wisconsin to a come-from-behind victory over Iowa in front of the fifth-largest crowd (80,630) to ever watch a football game at Camp Randall Stadium. The Badger victory was their second consecutive over the Hawkeyes and keeps the Heartland Trophy in Madison. Both defenses dominated the first half as there were 14 punts in the first 30 minutes. Iowa scored first at the 2:28 mark of the second quarter on a Daniel Murray 41-yard field goal. On the next possession, Wisconsin quickly marched down the field and scored on a three-yard touchdown pass to give the Badgers a 7-3 lead. The touchdown was the first the Hawkeyes allowed in four games, snapping a streak of 13 periods without allowing the opposition to reach the end zone. Iowa was the last team in the nation not to allow a touchdown. With only 36 seconds left in the half, QB Jake Christensen engineered a five-play, 62-yard drive that culminated with a 21-yard touchdown pass to Derrell Johnson-Koulianos with only four seconds remaining in the half. On the drive, Christensen completed 3-4 passes for 62 yards. IOWA WISC Score First Downs Rushes-Yds Passing Yds Passes (C-A-I) Total Offense Punts-Avg Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Time of Possession 25:15 34:45 Christensen lost a couple of starting receivers early in the contest as WR Andy Brodell and TE Tony Moeaki were injured in the first quarter and couldn t return. After a scoreless third period, Wisconsin grabbed a advantage on a RB P.J. Hill two-yard scoring run. Murray added a 37-yard field goal at the 6:29 mark of the fourth quarter to cut the deficit to only one. Wisconsin PK Taylor Mehlhaff converted a 40-yard field goal to stretch the Badger lead to with 2:02 left. Iowa had one last offensive possession, but was unable to move the chains. Christensen completed passes for 169 yards and one touchdown. WR James Cleveland had four catches for 77 yards and WR Derrell Johnson-Koulianos had four receptions for 45 yards and a touchdown and 63 yards in kickoff returns. Wisconsin QB Tyler Donovan completed passes for 138 yards and a score. Hill rushed 29 times for a game-high 113 yards and a touchdown. As a unit, Iowa had three QB sacks, forced four fumbles (recovering two) and intercepted a pass. LB Mike Klinkenborg had a game-high eight tackles, while four other Hawkeyes were credited with seven stops each. hawkeyesports.com

8 Indiana at Iowa Release Date: Sept. 24, 2007 Hawkeyes in the NFL Iowa football players have a long tradition of being well prepared for professional football, following their college playing careers. As of Sept. 24, 24 former Hawkeyes were on NFL rosters. Former Hawkeye, Current NFL Team Jonathan Babineaux, Atlanta Falcons Jason Baker, Carolina Panthers Ladell Betts, Washington Redskins Scott Chandler, San Diego Chargers Dallas Clark, Indianapolis Colts Colin Cole, Green Bay Packers Sean Considine, Philadelphia Eagles Jared DeVries, Detroit Lions Mike Elgin, New York Jets Robert Gallery, Oakland Raiders Mike Goff, San Diego Chargers Chad Greenway, Minnesota Vikings Abdul Hodge, Green Bay Packers C.J. Jones, New England Patriots Nate Kaeding, San Diego Chargers Aaron Kampman, Green Bay Packers Edmond Miles, Miami Dolphins Marcus Paschal, Philadelphia Eagles Matt Roth, Miami Dolphins Bob Sanders, Indianapolis Colts Eric Steinbach, Cleveland Browns Casey Wiegmann, Kansas City Chiefs LeVar Woods, Tennessee Titans Marshal Yanda, Baltimore Ravens Captains By Week Game Players N. Illinois Young, Mattison, Klinkenborg, Olszta Syracuse Young, Sims, Godfrey, Klinkenborg Iowa State Young, Busch, Klinkenborg, Mattison Wisconsin Young, Sims, Mattison, Klinkenborg Indiana Penn State Illinois Purdue Mich. State N western Minnesota W. Michigan Hawkeyes on Watch Lists Rafael Eubanks, So., OL Rimington Trophy Kenny Iwebema, Sr., DL Lombardi Award Mike Klinkenborg, Sr., LB Lott Trophy Bednarik Award Tony Moeaki, Jr., TE John Mackey Award EXTRA POINTS Iowa has not scored on its opening drive in any of its first four games. Wisconsin did not score on its first possession, as the Hawkeyes forced and recovered a fumble on third down. Only one of Iowa s opponents (Iowa State, field goal) scored on their first possession. With the win Wisconsin maintained possession of the Heartland Trophy. The series is even at 2-2 since the trophy was introduced in Wisconsin now holds a advantage in the series. This marked the first time since Iowa s win in 2004 that the home team won the game. Iowa s game at Wisconsin was its first contest against a ranked opponent this season. LB Mike Klinkenborg had the first forced fumble of his career in the first period and the fumble was recovered and returned by senior DE Bryan Mattison (14 yards). That was the second recovered fumble for Mattison. DE Ken Iwebema had a forced fumble in the first period, the third of his career. He had one in 2005 and one in Iowa s defense in the first half allowed only 141 yards, while recording three QB sacks, one pass interception and three forced fumbles. Iowa recovered one of the three Badger fumbles in the first half. The Hawkeyes finished the game with a +3 turnover margin. The Hawkeyes forced their fourth fumble of the game on the opening kickoff of the second half, as Jayme Murphy forced the fumble and Bradley Fletcher recovered for Iowa. The forced fumble is the first of Murphy s career and the recovery is the first for Fletcher. Iowa s defense has collected eight takeaways (three fumbles and five interceptions). Iowa did not score after recovering a Wisconsin fumble in the first and third periods, but the Hawkeyes did score a field goal after A.J. Edds collected an interception in the second period. The Hawkeyes have scored 17 points following eight opponent turnovers (five interceptions, three fumbles). Iowa scored a touchdown in the win over Syracuse after a Mike Humpal interception and a touchdown at Iowa State after a fumble recovery. Redshirt freshman Derrell Johnson-Koulianos recorded the first scoring reception of his career with a 21-yard reception with four seconds remaining in the first half. He had three receptions for 32 yards on the scoring drive. Johnson-Koulianos added a 44-yard kickoff return in the fourth period to set up an Iowa field goal. He had a career-long 65-yard kickoff return on the final play of the Iowa State game. Prior to the 62-yard scoring drive, Iowa had been limited to 55 yards total offense on 35 plays. Redshirt freshman Daniel Murray scored his first career points in the second period with a 41-yard field goal and one PAT. Those are the first attempts of Murray s career, who replaced the injured Austin Signor. Murray had one attempt in the third quarter blocked before adding a 37-yard field goal in the fourth quarter. For just the second time in four games, Instant Replay was used (in the second period). A Wisconsin fumble into the Iowa end zone that was initially ruled a Badger touchdown, was overruled. Due to an inadvertent whistle, the Badgers were given a first and goal at the threeyard line, where the fumble occurred. RB Damian Sims surpassed 2,000 all-purpose yards for his career, increasing his total to 2,013. Sims has 1,249 rushing yards, 203 receiving yards and 561 yards in kickoff returns. There were a total of 18 punts combined by both teams. Iowa s Ryan Donohue punted nine times for 326 yards (36.2 avg.), including downing four inside the 20-yard line. QB Jake Christensen s 37 pass attempts is a career high, topping his 32 attempts vs. Syracuse. Iowa did not allow any third-quarter points at Wisconsin. The Hawkeyes have outscored their opposition 20-0 this year in the third period. TRUE FRESHMEN IN 2007 Iowa has had ten true freshmen play this season: Cody Hundertmark, DB Cedric Everson, DE Christian Ballard, LB Jacoby Coleman, DB Diauntae Morrow, LB Dezman Moses, WR Colin Sandeman, DB Jordan Bernstine, RB Jevon Pugh and OL Bryan Bulaga. The ten true freshmen are the most that have seen action under Kirk Ferentz in a single season. Iowa had seven true freshmen play in 2003 and hawkeyesports.com

9 Indiana at Iowa Release Date: Sept. 24, 2007 Hawkeyes Under Ferentz Overall vs. ranked teams vs. unranked teams vs. Big Ten teams vs. Big Ten teams (home) vs. Big Ten teams (away) When rushing for 150 yards or more When rushing for 200 yards or more When passing for 250 yards or more When passing for 300 yards or more When Iowa player rushes for 100 yards When opponent has 100-yard rusher When opponent has 300-yard passer When scoring 30 points or more When scoring 20 points or more When opponent scores 25 points or more When holding opponent to 10 pts or less When Iowa scores first When Iowa leads at halftime When Iowa trails at halftime When game is tied at halftime When Iowa leads after 3 quarters When Iowa trails after 3 quarters When game is tied after 3 quarters Games decided by 11 points or more Games decided by 10 points or less Games decided by 7 points or less Games decided by 3 points or less When Iowa has a positive turnover margin When Iowa loses the turnover margin When the turnover margin is equal When returning a punt/kickoff for a score Overtime games Big 10 Conference POW Nominees Game Offense Defense Special Teams N. Illinois Young Godfrey Brodell Syracuse Christensen Mattison Iwebema Iowa State Wisconsin Edds Indiana Penn State Illinois Purdue Mich. State N western Minnesota W. Michigan Bold indicates winner FRESH FACES Iowa has had 28 first-year student-athletes see game action either on offense, defense or special teams through four games. In addition to the ten true freshmen, 18 redshirt freshmen have seen the field in FIRST FIVE IOWA HOME GAMES SOLD OUT Iowa s first five home games of 2007 reached sellout status in late July. The Hawkeyes entered this season with 24 consecutive sellouts, dating back to Kinnick Stadium s capacity is 70,585. Approximately 1,500 tickets remain for Iowa s Nov. 17 game against Western Michigan. The Hawkeyes season opener drew a sellout crowd of 61,500 in Chicago s Soldier Field, including approximately 45,000 Hawkeye fans. IOWA LIKES STARTING ON OFFENSE Iowa has started on offense in 88 of its last 96 games. Iowa s games vs. Iowa State (9/16/06), vs. Minnesota (11/19/05), vs. Michigan (10/22/05), at Purdue (10/8/05), at Minnesota (11/13/04), vs. Purdue (11/6/04), at Miami, OH (9/7/02) and at Michigan State (9/27/03) are the only contests that the Hawkeyes didn t start on offense. Iowa won six of those eight games. Iowa has started the game on offense in 90 of 102 games under Kirk Ferentz. IOWA LEADERSHIP COUNCIL Iowa s Leadership Council for the 2007 season includes five seniors, three juniors, three sophomores, one redshirt freshman and one true freshman. Permanent team captains are named at the conclusion of each season. The Leadership Council for this season includes seniors Tom Busch, Mike Humpal, Mike Klinkenborg, Bryan Mattison and Albert Young; juniors Rob Bruggeman, Matt Kroul and Seth Olsen; sophomores Jake Christensen, A.J. Edds and Rafael Eubanks, redshirt freshman Brett Greenwood and true freshman Marvin McNutt. HAWKEYES BY THE NUMBERS Iowa returns 31 lettermen from 2006, including 16 on offense, 14 on defense and one kicker. The Hawkeyes return five starters on offense and eight on defense. The lettermen breakdown includes eight three-year lettermen, 12 two-year lettermen and 11 one-year lettermen. The total roster has 112 players, and includes 13 seniors, 23 juniors, 19 sophomores, 29 redshirt freshmen and 28 true freshmen. Saturday s depth chart includes 11 seniors, 11 juniors, 11 sophomores, 11 redshirt freshmen and five true freshmen. Only three seniors (two running backs and one fullback) are listed on the offensive depth chart. HAWKEYES HAVE NEW SIGNAL CALLER Iowa opened the season with a new quarterback for the first time since the 2004 season. The Hawkeyes needed to replace three-year ( ) starter Drew Tate. Tate concluded his career ranked second in passing yards (8,292), touchdown passes (61), completions (665), attempts (1,090) and total offense (8,427) and third in completion percentage (.610) at Iowa. Jake Christensen started the first four games. The 6-1 sophomore saw action in five games, including one start, a year ago. Christensen completed passes for 285 yards and two touchdowns in 2006, including for 256 yards and two scores in his first start in the Hawkeyes victory over Northern Illinois. In his first start of the 2007 campaign, he completed passes for 133 yards and a score. In fact, it is believed that he became the first quarterback in NCAA Bowl Subdivision history to start his first two games against the same team. In his third career start, Christensen posted career highs in completions (23), passing yards (278) and touchdown passes (4). He also posted a career-long pass of 52 yards to TE Tony Moeaki that resulted in a touchdown in Iowa s 35-0 win over Syracuse. Christensen lost his first contest as a starter at Iowa State, completing passes for 118 yards. In the Big Ten opener at Wisconsin, he completed passes for 169 yards and one touchdown. For the season, Christensen has completed passes for 698 yards and six touchdowns. hawkeyesports.com

10 Indiana at Iowa Release Date: Sept. 24, 2007 Hy-Vee Cy-Hawk Series Iowa State currently leads the fourth annual Hy-Vee Cy- Hawk Series, 8-1. The Cyclones picked up victories in football, men s golf and volleyball. Both Iowa and Iowa State earned a point after a scoreless draw. The University of Iowa captured the third Hy-Vee Cy-Hawk Series, 14-9, last season. The Hawkeyes hold a 2-1 advantage in the in-state competition against their rivals from Iowa State that began in Last season, the Hawkeyes captured victories in women s soccer (1-0, OT), football (27-17), wrestling (24-6) men s basketball (77-59), women s swimming & diving ( ) and softball (2-1). Iowa captured the inaugural Cy-Hawk Series in 2005 registering a 13-8 margin of victory. Iowa State evened the competition with its own 13-8 triumph in The 12-sport series awards two points (except football, which is worth three) to the winning school in each headto-head match-up between the two institutions. Additionally, one point is awarded to an institution if the graduation rate of its student-athletes is greater than the national average as reported each fall by the NCAA. Iowa earned the academic points all three years, whereas Iowa State failed to earn the extra points in 2004 and A new total of 27 points (13 events) is up for grabs in A commemorative Hy-Vee Cy-Hawk Series Cup, which stands 31 inches tall and weighs 19 pounds, is displayed on the winning team s campus for an entire year after a victory. Replica cups are also presented as traveling trophies for individual victorious teams in the head-to-head competition. This season s fourth annual Hy-Vee Cy-Hawk Series schedule is listed below: Date Event Site/Result 9/4 Men s Golf (2 points) ISU 9/8 Volleyball (2 points) ISU 9/9 Women s Soccer (2 points) Tie 9/15 Football (3 points) ISU 11/10 Men s Cross Country (2 points) Peoria, IL 11/10 Women s Cross Country (2 points) Peoria, IL 12/5 Women s Basketball (2 points) Ames 12/7 Women s Swimming & Diving (2 points) Ames 12/8 Men s Basketball (2 points) Ames 12/9 Wrestling (2 points) Ames 2/22 Women s Gymnastics (2 points) Ames 3/7 Women s Gymnastics (2 points) Iowa City 4/1 Softball (2 points) Ames Academic Opportunities Two points for an institution if the student-athlete graduation rate for all student-athletes is greater than the national average for all student-athletes, according to the annual graduation rate report issued each September/October by the NCAA. IOWA RETURNS TWO EXPERIENCED BACKS Iowa returns two experienced senior running backs to lead its rushing attack in 2007, Albert Young and Damian Sims. Young ranks seventh in Iowa career rushing with 2,467 yards. He needs 89 yards to tie Owen Gill for sixth (2,556). Young rushed for a game-high 144 yards on 23 carries in the season opener vs. Northern Illinois, marking the 11 th time in his career that he surpassed the century mark. Against Syracuse he rushed only 11 times for 25 yards, but did have three receptions for 48 yards and a score. Young rushed for a team-best 60 yards on 14 attempts at Iowa State. Wisconsin limited Young to 33 yards on 10 carries last week. He has posted 20 career touchdowns and is tied with Eddie Phillips for 18 th in career scoring (120) at Iowa. Young ranked first in team rushing attempts (178), rushing yards (779), touchdowns (7) and all-purpose yards (1,004), fourth in receptions (30) and fifth in receiving yards (225) in He ranked eighth in Big Ten rushing (59.6). Young carried the ball 249 times for 1,334 yards (111.2 avg.) and a team-best eight touchdowns in The native of Moorestown, NJ was a 2005 second team all-big Ten selection by the media and honorable mention pick by the coaches. He averaged yards in conference games to lead the league. Young also ranked second in all-purpose yards in league games, only 0.9 yards behind the leader. Young became the first Hawkeye to lead the conference in rushing (league games only) since Dennis Mosley in Like Young, Sims also topped 100 yards in the season opener against the Huskies. The senior collected 110 yards on only 16 attempts, eclipsing 100 yards for the third time in his career. Against Syracuse, he rushed for a game-high 62 yards on 12 carries and one touchdown and also had a catch for 20 yards. Sims topped 2,000 career all-purpose yards (2,013) with his totals at Wisconsin. He carried the ball only seven times for 27 yards and had two receptions for eight yards against the Badgers. Sims ranked second on the Hawkeyes in rushing yards (686), rushing attempts (132), all-purpose yards (981) and touchdowns (6) in His totals from a year ago helped him eclipse 1,000 yards rushing in his career. He now has 1,249 yards, ranks 24 th in career rushing and is the 37 th Hawkeye to top the 1,000-yard plateau. The native of Boynton Beach, FL, started two games in 2006 (Purdue and Indiana) for injured starter Albert Young. Sims carried the ball 20 times for 155 yards and two scores against the Boilermakers. The 155 yards is a career-high, besting his 104 yards vs. Minnesota in MOEAKI HAS CAREER GAME Junior TE Tony Moeaki posted career highs in receptions (8), receiving yards (112) and touchdowns (3) vs. Syracuse. His efforts earned him rivals.com Big Ten Player of the Week and John Mackey Tight End of the Week accolades. Against Iowa State, he had three catches for 26 yards. Moeaki did not record any statistics at Wisconsin as he was injured in the first quarter and did not return. He is doubtful for Saturday homecoming contest against the Hoosiers. Moeaki, who is on the John Mackey Award watch list, entered the 2007 season with 22 career receptions for 284 yards and three scores. Against the Orange, he caught a career-long 52-yard pass from QB Jake Christensen that resulted in a touchdown. TRIPLE PLAY Iowa s top three leading receivers at Wisconsin last week were redshirt freshmen: Paul Chaney, Jr., James Cleveland and Derrell Johnson-Koulianos. All three posted career highs in receptions and receiving yards. Johnson-Koulianos had four catches for 45 yards and a touchdown. His touchdown reception was a spectacular play as he caught the ball with only his right hand with a Badger defender in his face on the sideline with only four seconds left in the half. Johnson-Koulianos also had 63 yards in kickoff returns, including a 44-yarder. Johnson-Koulianos ranks fourth in team receiving (8 receptions, 96 yards and one touchdown). He also has shined returning kickoffs, as he ranks 17 th in the country, averaging 29.9 yards in six returns. Cleveland caught four passes for 77 yards, while Chaney Jr. had four receptions for 22 yards. Chaney, Jr. had his first career reception last week at Wisconsin. He did not play in the first two games of the season due to injury. Cleveland ranks third in team receiving with eight receptions for 143 yards. hawkeyesports.com