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November 25, 2020

3: After starting 0-2, Iowa has won three straight, outscoring its opponents 125-34 and averaging 41.6 points per contest during the win streak.

10: The first 10 games in the Nebraska-Iowa series were played in either Omaha our Council Bluffs, Iowa. Omaha hosted eight of the 10 contests.

244.2: Iowa is averaging 244.2 rushing yards per game during its current five-game winning streak against Nebraska.

Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2018: Iowa 31, Nebraska 28

Nebraska tight end Jack Stoll dives into the end zone for a touchdown against Iowa at Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City, Iowa, in November 2018.

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Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2019: Iowa 27, Nebraska 24

Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2019: Iowa 27, Nebraska 24 — Iowa kicker Keith Duncan (3) looks on as punter Colten Rastetter celebrates Duncan’s game-winning field goal with 1 second to play, while Nebraska’s Lamar Jackson watches Nov. 29, 2019, at Memorial Stadium.

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Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2019: Iowa 27, Nebraska 24

Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2019: Iowa 27, Nebraska 24 — Nebraska inside linebacker Collin Miller (left), cornerback Cam Taylor-Britt (center) and head coach Scott Frost emerge from the tunnel against Iowa on Nov. 30, 2019, at Memorial Stadium.

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Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2019: Iowa 27, Nebraska 24

Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2019: Iowa 27, Nebraska 24 — Iowa wide receiver Ihmir Smith-Marsette (6) scores on a kickoff return against Nebraska in the second quarter last season at Memorial Stadium. Nebraska has lost five straight to the Hawkeyes.

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Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2019: Iowa 27, Nebraska 24

Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2019: Iowa 27, Nebraska 24 — Nebraska cornerbacks Dicaprio Bootle (23) and Cam Taylor-Britt (5) trail Iowa running back Tyler Goodson during a 55-yard touchdown run in the first quarter Nov. 29, 2019, at Memorial Stadium.

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Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2018: Iowa 31, Nebraska 28

Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2018: Iowa 31, Nebraska 28 — Nebraska’s Maurice Washington extends the ball into the end zone for a touchdown against Iowa in November 2018 during the second half at Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City.

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Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2017: Iowa 56, Nebraska 14

Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2017: Iowa 56, Nebraska 14 — Nebraska wide receiver Stanley Morgan (left) and Iowa defensive back Joshua Jackson fight for the ball that ends up an incomplete pass in third-quarter action in November 2017 at Memorial Stadium.

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Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2017: Iowa 56, Nebraska 14

Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2017: Iowa 56, Nebraska 14 — Nebraska’s Chris Weber (49), Carlos Davis and Alex Davis (22) stop Iowa punter Colten Rastetter (7) after a fumbled snap in the first quarter Friday at Memorial Stadium.

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Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2016: Iowa 40, Nebraska 10

Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2016: Iowa 40, Nebraska 10 — Nebraska wide receiver Brandon Reilly (87) leaps for a ball against Iowa defensive back Brandon Snyder (37) during the second quarter on Nov. 25, 2016, at Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City, Iowa.

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Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2016: Iowa 40, Nebraska 10

Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2016: Iowa 40, Nebraska 10 — Iowa players celebrate with the Heroes Trophy after their 40-10 win over Nebraska on Nov. 25, 2016, at Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City, Iowa.

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Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2015: Iowa 28, Nebraska 20

Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2015: Iowa 28, Nebraska 20 — Nebraska defensive tackle Kevin Maurice (55) corrals both Iowa quarterback C.J. Beathard (16) and offensive lineman Jordan Walsh (65) in the first quarter on Nov. 27, 2015, at Memorial Stadium.

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Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2015: Iowa 28, Nebraska 20

Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2015: Iowa 28, Nebraska 20 — Nebraska safety Nathan Gerry (25) throws the bones at Memorial Stadium on Nov. 27, 2015.

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Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2014: Nebraska 37, Iowa 34

Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2014: Nebraska 37, Iowa 34 — Nebraska tight end Cethan Carter (11) completes a reception for a first down before being knocked out of bounds in the second quarter on Nov. 28, 2014, at Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City, Iowa.

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Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2014: Nebraska 37, Iowa 34

Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2014: Nebraska 37, Iowa 34 — Nebraska wide receiver Kenny Bell (80) celebrates the Huskers’ 37-34 overtime win over Iowa with teammate Josh Mitchell on Nov. 28, 2014, at Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City, Iowa.

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Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2014: Nebraska 37, Iowa 34

Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2014: Nebraska 37, Iowa 34 — Nebraska players celebrate their win in overtime against Iowa with the Heroes Trophy on Nov. 28, 2014, at Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City, Iowa.

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Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2013: Iowa 38, Nebraska 17

Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2013: Iowa 38, Nebraska 17 — Nebraska coach Bo Pelini looks for answers during the fourth quarter of the Huskers’ 2013 loss to Iowa at Memorial Stadium.

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Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2013: Iowa 38, Nebraska 17

Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2013: Iowa 38, Nebraska 17 — Nebraska quarterback Ron Kellogg just gets a pass off as Iowa defensive lineman Louis Trinca-Pasat takes him down in second-quarter action at Memorial Stadium on Nov. 29, 2013.

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Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2013: Iowa 38, Nebraska 17

Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2013: Iowa 38, Nebraska 17 — Nebraska running back Imani Cross (32) tries to spin away from Iowa linebacker Christian Kirksey (20) and linebacker James Morris (44) in fourth-quarter action at Memorial Stadium on Nov. 29, 2013.

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Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2012: Nebraska 13, Iowa 7

Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2012: Nebraska 13, Iowa 7 — Nebraska safety Daimion Stafford (3) goes flying after a hit from Iowa tight end Henry Krieger Coble (80) following a third-quarter interception Nov. 23, 2012, at Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City. Looking on is Huskers cornerback Andrew Green (11).

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Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2012: Nebraska 13, Iowa 7

Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2012: Nebraska 13, Iowa 7 — Nebraska’s Eric Martin carries the Heroes Trophy off the field after the Huskers beat the Hawkeyes 13-7 to win the Heroes Game at Kinnick Stadium on Nov. 23, 2012, in Iowa City, Iowa.

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Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2011: Nebraska 20, Iowa 7

Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2011: Nebraska 20, Iowa 7 — Nebraska wide receiver Kenny Bell (80) is dragged down by Iowa defensive back Tanner Miller (5) on Nov. 25, 2011 at Memorial Stadium. Miller was flagged for a horse-collar tackle on the play.

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Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2011: Nebraska 20, Iowa 7

Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2011: Nebraska 20, Iowa 7 — Nebraska running back Ameer Abdullah runs away from Iowa’s Broderick Binns on Nov. 25, 2011, at Memorial Stadium.

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Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2000: Nebraska 42, Iowa 13

Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2000: Nebraska 42, Iowa 13 — Iowa quaterback Scott Mullen (18) is chased by Nebraska defender Mark Vedral during a game in 2000.

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Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2000: Nebraska 42, Iowa 13

Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 2000: Nebraska 42, Iowa 13 — Keyuo Craver of Nebraska breaks up a pass intended for Iowa wide receiver Kevin Kasper (left) in September 2000.

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Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 1999: Nebraska 42, Iowa 7

Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 1999: Nebraska 42, Iowa 7 — Nebraska’s Aaron Wills (81) celebrates after stopping Iowa in a 1999 game.

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Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 1999: Nebraska 42, Iowa 7

Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 1999: Nebraska 42, Iowa 7 — Iowa’s Kyle McCann is het by Nebraska’s Eric Johnson (27) and Kyle Vanden Bosch in 1999.

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Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 1982: Nebraska 42, Iowa 7

Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 1982: Nebraska 42, Iowa 7 — Nebraska’s Mike Rozier looks for yardage against Iowa’s grounded Ron Hawley in September 1982.

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Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 1981: Iowa 10, Nebraska 7

Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 1981: Iowa 10, Nebraska 7 — Nebraska defensive back Rodney Lewis grabs an Iowa fumble in September 1981.

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Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 1981: Iowa 10, Nebraska 7

Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 1981: Iowa 10, Nebraska 7 — Roger Craig of Nebraska is pulled down by Iowa’s Lou King in September 1981, a game won by Iowa 10-7.

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Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 1980: Nebraska 57, Iowa 0

Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 1980: Nebraska 57, Iowa 0 — Nebraska split end Todd Brown (29) gets past Iowa’s George Person for a touchdown during the Huskers’ 57-0 win in September 1980 at Memorial Stadium.

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Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 1980: Nebraska 57, Iowa 0

Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 1980: Nebraska 57, Iowa 0 — Nebraska’s Andra Franklin looks for yardage against Iowa in September 1980 at Memorial Stadium.

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Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 1979: Nebraska 24, Iowa 21

Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 1979: Nebraska 24, Iowa 21 — Nebraska safety Russell Gary corrals Iowa running back Dennis Mosley in September 1979.

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Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 1979: Nebraska 24, Iowa 21

Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, 1979: Nebraska 24, Iowa 21 — Nebraska’s Craig Johnson runs for a touchdown against Iowa in September 1979.

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