Iowa Hawkeyes Football Team Trivia

Adam Shada returned an interception for a touchdown in 2006.

In the 2001 Alamo Bowl, Nate Kaeding from Iowa kicked a game-winning field goal. The correct answer is 47 yards.

The question asks about the number of sacks given up by the offense in the 2004 Iowa defense. The correct answer is 40, indicating that the offense allowed 40 sacks during that season.

In 2003, Iowa had a total offense of 4336 yards. The question asks for the number of rushing yards they had specifically. Since the answer is 2241, it can be inferred that the remaining yards (4336 - 2241 = 2095) were gained through passing or other means.

Kyle Schlicher led the 2006 Iowa Hawkeyes football team in scoring with 71 points for the year.

In 2004, Iowa converted 38% of their third downs. The correct answer is 188 because this is the total number of third downs.

In 2001, Iowa's Kyle McCann completed 66.01% of his passes out of 253 attempts. This means that out of every 100 passes he attempted, approximately 66 were completed successfully.

In 2000, Iowa allowed an average of 194.3 yards per game in rush defense. This means that their opponents were able to gain an average of 194.3 yards on the ground per game against Iowa's defense. This statistic ranked Iowa ninth in the Big Ten conference in terms of rush defense, indicating that there were eight other teams in the conference that allowed fewer rushing yards per game than Iowa did.

Walner Belleus ran one punt back for a touchdown in 2004, even though Ed Hinkel returned the most punts that year.

In 2000, the football team that shut out Iowa with a score of 31-0 was Illinois.