college football

Week 4 of the NFL season is over and we've witnessed some pretty odd football happenings. Regardless of the weirdness, UNI has several players active in the NFL, so let's go back and see how they did last week.

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The Big Ten Network is giving fair warning to the Penn State Fans. The Iowa Hawkeyes know how to spoil a 'Top 5' ranked team's party.

Carry-in water will again be allowed into Kinnick Stadium when the Iowa Hawkeyes host #4 Penn State.

No matter what the outcome is, the Upper Iowa Peacocks will make team history when they take the field for their home football game Thursday night (Sept. 21, 2017).

Carry-in water will be allowed into Kinnick Stadium when the Iowa Hawkeyes host North Texas.

Since Walston-Hoover Stadium opened on the Wartburg College campus for the 2001 season, the Knights have been perfect in their home debuts at the facility. That unblemished streak reached 17 games on Saturday evening (Sept. 9, 2017).

Career performances by quarterback Eli Dunne and wide receiver Daurice Fountain propelled the 21st-ranked UNI Panthers to a 45-38 overtime win over Cal Poly in their home opener on Saturday (Sept. 9, 2017).

Upper Iowa opens its 2017 home football schedule with a match-up against No. 21 Minnesota-Duluth at Harms-Eischeid Stadium in Fayette on Saturday (Sept. 9).

There are many traditions in college football, but Iowa may have just started the best one of all time and it has nothing to do with football.