Ohio State vs. Iowa score, takeaways: No. 3 Buckeyes pull away from Hawkeyes behind monster second half
No. 3 Ohio State used a monster second half from receiver Jeremiah Smith to pull away for a 35-7 victory against Iowa. On the first drive of the second half, Smith reeled in a 53-yard reception in the red zone to set up a one-on-one end zone fade, part of his 89-yard performance against Iowa's elite defense.
Live updates: Ohio State Buckeyes football vs Iowa Hawkeyes week 6
Ohio State football will kick off against the Iowa Hawkeyes at 3:30 p.m. today in Ohio Stadium. The Buckeyes are expected to win by approximately three touchdowns, but the Iowa rushing attack is aiming to slow the game and make things difficult for the Ohio State defense,
Here are five things we learned from Ohio State’s 35-7 win over Iowa on Saturday: There was little doubt that Ohio State ...
Will Howard, the OSU defense, halftime adjustments, and more is what we took away from the win over Iowa. #GoBucks ...
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There was no more heavily scrutinized unit on Ohio State’s roster than the offensive line last season, and throughout the ...
Ohio State's defense has been disruptive, forcing a fumble in three consecutive games, including two in a win over Iowa on ...
Ohio State has been criticized for a lack of physicality in big games in recent years, but it owned Iowa at the line of ...
The Buckeyes have dominated the All-Time series against the Hawkeyes. They are 16-3 against Iowa with the last Hawkeye win ...
Egbuka, the former 5-star wide receiver from Steilacoom High School, recorded his first career three-touchdown game in ...
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