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Home > Blogs > On Iowa by Marc Morehouse > Week 12 - Fat Floyd calls for all hands On Iowa by Marc Morehouse Week 12 - Fat Floyd calls for all hands Posted on Nov 21, 2009 by Marc Morehouse .

The coach of the year race came down to two candidates: Iowa's Kirk Ferentz and Ohio State's Jim Tressel.

Minnesota recovered an Iowa fumble on the Hawkeyes' 29-yard line. With the help of a pass interference penalty, the Gophers set up on first-and-goal from the 2. First down, Pat Angerer and Mike Daniels stuff quarterback MarQueis Gray for no gain.

The longest two weeks of the college football season have just begun for the Iowa Hawkeyes.

Kirk Ferentz is a father figure to his Iowa football players, and they credit him with fostering a winning bond.

Now, all Iowa can do is wait By Brian Heinemann For the Herald IOWA CITY - With the way the Iowa Hawkeyes have been turning "what ifs" into "what is" this season, it's fitting that a BCS dream that looked almost dead in the water a week ago is still very much in the realm of reality.

No. 13 Iowa has already wrapped up one of its most successful regular seasons in school history.

Iowa's Amari Spievey and Troy Johnson force a fumble by Minnesota's quarterback Adam Weber on Saturday.

Iowa senior lineback A.J. Edds led the Iowa defense with an interception, sack, and seven tackles as Iowa shut out Minnesota, 12-0. The play-by-play: The Hawkeyes started on offense and got going early.

PLAYER OF THE GAME Hawkeye hopes seemed to be fading early in the fourth quarter, until Derrell Johnson-Koulianos returned a kickoff 99 yards for a touchdown.

Iowa is "out of the top 25"? You may want to take a look at the AP, USA Today, Harris, and BCS Rankings again ... Iowa at a glance U's graduation rates improve; rank doesn't More from Gophers Iowa's football team was rolling along.

Dreams of a perfect season faded two weeks ago. Rose Bowl hopes wilted last weekend.

Everyone Iowa was about a million miles from bowl talk. Kirk Ferentz was into Joe Namath references while explaining his decision to throttle down with 52 seconds left and a timeout.

Posted on Nov 14, 2009 by Scott Dochterman . Iowa's Adam Robinson and Keenan Davis walk back to the team bus after a team walk through of Ohio Stadium Friday, Nov.

Ohio State's backup kicker Devin Barclay made a 39-yard field goal in overtime on Saturday to help the No.

There's only one Hawkeye who could address every problem Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz is fretting over in advance of a winner-take-Rose-Bowl berth showdown Saturday at Ohio State.

According toA Andy Hamilton of the Iowa CityA Press-Citizen,A 10th-ranked Iowa's leading rusher, RB Adam Robinson, could be back on the field for the Hawkeyes this Saturday at No.

Terrelle Pryor carries the ball Saturday during Ohio State's 24-7 victory at Penn State.

One of Iowa's favorite mantras has always been "Next Man In." A But as the 15th-ranked Hawkeyes head into Saturday's showdown with No.

Sometimes in Iowa, merely believing is enough. A part-time play-by-play man for a Davenport radio station went on to Des Moines, and later Ronald Reagan became the 40th president of the United States.