Sept. 24, 2011
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IOWA CITY, Iowa – One week after staging a record-setting fourth quarter comeback to defeat Pitt, the University of Iowa football team returns to historic Kinnick Stadium for its final nonconference game of 2011, an 11 a.m. Iowa time date with Louisiana-Monroe.
“It was almost like two different games…the first 40 minutes then the last 20. I was just pleased to get the win for obvious reasons. It remains evident that we have a lot of work ahead of us,” Kirk Ferentz said of the victory over the Panthers before turning his attention to the Warhawks.
“Another challenging game for us. They’re a very veteran football team. There schemes both offensively and defensively pose some challenges. They’re a little different, a little unique compare to what we’ve played in recent memory, so we have some work to do there,” Ferentz said.
If you’re at Kinnick today or watching on television, you may notice that Ferentz will be one of thousands of members of the American Football Coaches Association who will be wearing “Coach to Cure MD” shoulder patches on the sidelines today to help raise awareness and money to fund research for Duchenne muscular dystrophy, the most prolific lethan genetic disorder of childhood. To learn more about Coach to Cure MD, click HERE.
Iowa’s next game is its Big Ten Conference season opener on Saturday, Oct. 8, at Penn State. The Hawkeyes next home game is Oct. 15 against Northwestern when the UI teams with the Iowa Farm Bureau to stage the inaugural ANF Day at Kinnick, a celebration of America’s farmers. That game is scheduled to kick off shortly after 6 p.m. Iowa time and will be televised live by BTN.
If you won’t be among the fans in attendance Iowa City – the game is sold out — here’s the list of options to help you follow along at home or wherever your travels might take you…but first, click HERE for the one-stop shopping option.
Iowa (2-1) vs. Louisiana-Monroe (1-2)
Saturday, Sept. 24 (11 a.m. Iowa time)
Television
The game will be televised live to a national audience by the Big Ten Network. It is also available online at BTN2go.com. The announcers will be Kevin Kuglar, former Hawkeye Danan Hughes, and Stacy Paetz. If you need help finding the game, you can use the Big Ten Network’s “GameFinder” feature available HERE.
Hawkeye Radio Network
Today’s game – and all games of the 2011 Iowa Hawkeyes – will be broadcast live on the Hawkeye Radio Network with Gary Dolphin, Ed Podolak and Rob Brooks calling the action. The pre-game show begins at 9 a.m. Iowa time. For the list of Hawkeye Radio Network affiliates, click HERE.
The radio broadcast is also available exclusively online inside Hawkeye All-Access, the multi-media portal of hawkeyesports.com, the official world wide web site of the Iowa Hawkeyes. Subscribers to Hawkeye All-Access can also watch live and exclusive coverage of Kirk Ferentz’s post-game media conference. To subscribe to Hawkeye All-Access, click HERE. You can also review the offerings inside Hawkeye All-Access there. Also, Hawkeye All-Access is now part of the Big Ten Digital Network. You can learn more about the offerings inside that space – content comes from all 12 Big Ten Conference institutions and the Big Ten Network – click HERE.
The broadcast is also available on Sirius XM Radio. For more information, click HERE.
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Hawkeye All-Access is now part of the Big Ten Digital Network. You can learn more about the offerings inside that space – content comes from all 12 Big Ten Conference institutions and the Big Ten Network – click HERE.
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Official Game Day Blog
Fans of the Hawkeyes are also invited to register to participate in the very popular Official Iowa Football Game Day Blog. Fans who register in advance of the game are eligible to win a pair of tickets to the Hawkeyes’ game against Louisiana-Monroe and become a finalist for a pair of tickets to the first Heroes Game – Iowa vs. Nebraska – in late November in Lincoln, Neb. To learn more about the blog and to register to participate, click HERE
GameTracker
Need the most up-to-date game statistics and play-by-play? No one is faster and more accurate the GameTracker service inside hawkeyesports.com. To access GameTracker, click HERE, then just click on the GameTracker link to the right of the Hawkeyes’ 2011 schedule.