Rivalry Renewed: Iowa-Iowa State Football Set for Another Chapter

A Look Back at the History and Legacy

The Iowa-Iowa State football rivalry is one of the most heated and long-standing in college football. The two schools are located just 30 miles apart and have been competing against each other since 1894. The rivalry has been dominated by Iowa in recent years, but Iowa State has had its moments of success, including a 2011 win that snapped a 14-game losing streak to the Hawkeyes. The game is always a sellout and the atmosphere is electric. Fans of both teams pack the stadium and create a deafening roar. The game is also a major economic driver for the state of Iowa.

Key Moments in the Rivalry

* 1894: The first game between the two schools is played in Iowa City, with Iowa winning 24-0. * 1935: Iowa State wins its first game against Iowa in 20 years. * 1979: Iowa wins the game 28-27 on a last-second field goal. * 2002: Iowa State wins the game 36-31 in overtime. * 2011: Iowa State snaps a 14-game losing streak to Iowa with a 41-20 win. The Iowa-Iowa State football rivalry is one of the most storied in college football. The two schools have a long and bitter history, and the game is always a sellout. The game is also a major economic driver for the state of Iowa.