Washington vs. Iowa Short Report | Oct 12, 2024

Washington

16 - 40

Kinnick Stadium

Iowa City, IA

Oct 12, 2024

Iowa

Kinnick Stadium

Iowa City, IA

Oct 12, 2024

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Game Recap

Iowa showcased a complete performance at Kinnick Stadium, defeating Washington 40-16, marking Kirk Ferentz's 200th win as a head coach. Kaleb Johnson, with 188 total yards, was instrumental in establishing Iowa's dominance, launching the Hawkeyes with a 6-yard touchdown to begin the proceedings. Despite Washington outgaining Iowa with 393 yards, their efforts were thwarted by Iowa’s formidable defense, including crucial plays by Jermari Harris and multiple field goals by Drew Stevens, whose 51-yard kick was a highlight.

Cade McNamara managed the game superbly, connecting with Kaleb Johnson for an 18-yard receiving touchdown before halftime. Washington, under quarterback Will Rogers, fought back with a late touchdown, but the performance of their special teams faltered, highlighted by multiple missed opportunities and a blocked field goal attempt. Iowa's defense capitalized, leading to a decisive victory, leaving Washington to solve their red-zone struggles as they headed into their bye week.

Key Plays:

Kaleb Johnson (Iowa)

Kaleb Johnson dashed 6 yards into the end zone, seizing an early lead for Iowa at 7-0, setting the tone with his powerful runs.

Denzel Boston (Washington)

Denzel Boston caught a precise 5-yard pass from Will Rogers, driving Washington's deficit down, showcasing persistence despite earlier setbacks.

Kaleb Johnson (Iowa)

Johnson caught an 18-yard touchdown pass from Cade McNamara, executing a strategic drive that extended Iowa's lead to 20-10.

Jermari Harris (Iowa)

Jermari Harris intercepted Will Rogers' pass, returning it 32 yards, and provided a pivotal defensive play that stymied Washington's advance.

Kaleb Johnson (Iowa)

With an 8-yard touchdown run, Johnson reaffirmed Iowa's dominance, pushing their lead to an insurmountable 30-10.

Dayton Howard (Iowa)

Dayton Howard caught his first career touchdown on a 33-yard pass from Cade McNamara that further widened Iowa's lead.

Standout Players:
  • Kaleb Johnson (Iowa, RB)

    Johnson achieved three touchdowns and accumulated 166 rushing yards, demonstrating remarkable versatility with an additional receiving score, pivotal for Iowa's offensive strategy.

  • Cade McNamara (Iowa, QB)

    McNamara effectively guided the Hawkeyes, completing crucial passes including those culminating in two touchdowns and showcased strategic acumen in play execution.

  • Jermari Harris (Iowa, CB)

    Harris executed a game-changing interception, marking his third of the season, a testament to his defensive prowess and keen situational awareness.

  • Aaron Graves (Iowa, DL)

    Graves proved to be a defensive lynchpin, logging two sacks, generating a key strip-sack turnover, and disrupting Washington's pass protection effectively.

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Washington Huskies

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10

0

6

16

Iowa Hawkeyes

7

13

3

17

40

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