Huskies trampled by Hawkeyes in UW’s second Big Ten road loss
IOWA CITY, Iowa — Kinnick Stadium rises above the wooded bluffs of the Iowa River like a sacred temple to Big Ten football. The brick walls capped with black and yellow flags are the second-highest point on the horizon, only overshadowed by the round tower of Stead Family Children’s Hospital across the street.
Cade McNamara and the Iowa Hawkeyes were able to dominate the Washington Huskies by a final score of 40-16 this afternoon.
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