Highlights: Iowa Hawkeyes 21-0 Kentucky Wildcats in NCAAF

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Kentucky 0-21 Iowa.

PUNT! Kentucky can't get ahead on third down and will return the ball.

Iowa unsuccessful, after loss of a yard and complete pass. Come punt over there.

PUNT! Kentucky lost 10 yards after penalty. Go to the punt.

PUNT! Iowa offense with only eight yards forward. Will return the ball.

Kentucky 0-21 Iowa.

Kentucky's offense advanced 36 yards in four minutes and failed to get a first down on the last play. Come punt over there.

Iowa lost six yards and then failed to complete a pass. Will return the ball.

PUNT! Iowa's play early in the third period is unsuccessful. They will return the ball.

Kentucky 0-21 Iowa.

Stevens converted the extra point.

Wade with an intercepted pass and the ball stayed with DeJean, who advanced and scored a touchdown.

Iowa unsuccessful on offense and will return the ball.

Stevens converted the extra point.

Fast offensive campaign. Interception and advance of 48 yards to score another touchdown.

PUNT! 13 yards on five downs. Kentucky will return the ball.

Stevens converted the extra point.

Iowa with two plays to complete the 42-yard touchdown in just 54 seconds.

Kentucky 0-0 Iowa.

PUNT! Labas found a pass to Williams, who advanced just two yards and failed to get a first down. Will return the ball to Kentucky.

PUNT! Many mistakes in this first period. Kentucky with just 21 yards on six downs.

Iowa with 45 yards, but with two incomplete passes, without getting a first down. Will return the ball.

Kentucky's offensive drive lasted just over two minutes with 19 yards in five minutes. Come punt over there.

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In the last five games of the Iowa Hawkeyes, there were four wins and one loss.

In the last five games of the Kentucky Wildcats, there were three defeats and two victories.

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“They are not being buried. They are in every game they play. They have a chance to win every game. By making pitches, you'll be able to make pitches.   It's a game, which I imagine they're hoping to win. Like, they think they can beat us, and you know what, I watched the tape and we're going to have to play to win the game. It’ll be a tough game for us to win.”

“ to tell you, Kenny, I know the record,” Calipari said again. “ I've had teams that started off badly, but I also know, I just know. to see, that he is there. coaching the team.   building people up.   trying to figure out how they play together.   doing some things defensively.   making a 2-2-1.   doing a little man press. He went into a zone, a 2-3 zone. They're denying everything and they're playing tight, holding pick-and-rolls and sometimes going - he's doing it. trying different things, so he is. doing good things.''

“I think some of these things are contagious,”, he said, before expressing his uncertainty about when the Wildcats will make things happen and more about the challenge of playing in Louisville.

“I don’t know when it will start. I hope it's this game, but I can't say. I mean (Louisville) is here. You're making pitches and they play hard and they do good stuff and there's some guys that can break you. and score. Kenny did a great job of how…   when things don't work out.    now?"

“The first part is “ the rivalry, understand what that means for all the people involved," Payne said. “The Kentucky fans, the Louisville fans, the schools, the administration, the state of Kentucky, all of it. They need to understand this.”

Kentucky Wildcats average 17.4 points and 173.8 yards forward.

Kentucky Wildcats arrive for the confrontation with a victory in the last game, breaking the sequence of two games with defeat.

“ that's how they work," said Ferentz. “If you are interested in there's going to be a good football team, you have to have guys like that. We had a lot of good players…”

“ It's the grace of guys like that, the attitude," continued Ferentz. “The impact this has on a team is huge. really impressive.   the beauty of it.”

“   hitting my buttons there. I appreciate that,” Ferentz said, smiling. “Jack Campbell, if Joe the Clown were training, he would say the same thing.       as (former Marshal striker) Yanda was the same way. All he looks and sees   opportunity.   extremely humble and grateful…”

“ trains a guy like that… with all due respect to our defensive team, you can If you train a guy like that, isn't it? It's hard, right?” Ferentz said.“ an unbelievable young man.''

“ It's the fun of coaching. With all the crazy stuff going on on the horizon, all the college football stuff that distracts me, frankly, the fun is just plain fun. being on the training ground or playing field with guys like that.  That's what the game is about.”

“How do I see him as an emergency quarterback?” said offensive coordinator Brian Ferentz. “I think he probably will. There are few moves because it usually is. what does he do when he's there? with the ball in his hands.”

"I coached some players, coached some good players," The best football player that ever played. trained, probably the best.

“ an exceptional competitor, very talented. The way he practices, the way he plays, if my son could grow up, if he could just emulate that, whatever he chooses to do, I would be very proud of him.' ;'

“Sam felt like he had recorded enough,” Ferentz said.“I happen to agree with him, I think he recorded too much for NFL teams to evaluate. p>

“(The organizer) remarked to him that people will question your competitiveness or your character if you do this. Don't play that game. Frankly, I find that ridiculous. Anyone who has ever played this game. If you've been around Sam, those are the last two things you've been around. question.''

Iowa Hawkeyes average 22.1 points and 336.6 yards forward.

Iowa Hawkeyes arrive for the confrontation with a loss in the last game. In the last 10 games, there were six wins and four losses.

The Iowa Hawkeyes vs Kentucky Wildcats game will be played at Nissan Stadium, with a capacity of 69.143 people.

My name is Thomas Alencar and I will be your host for this game. We will provide pre-match analysis, score updates and news as it happens live here on VAVEL.