The rivalry between Nebraska and Iowa added another chapter on Friday night when Hawkeyes players were snubbed during the pregame coin toss before they

Against Nebraska on Friday night, Iowa had just five first downs to the Cornhuskers’ 20. The Hawkeyes were out-gained 334 yards to 164 (including 144-49 yards rushing) and held the ball for just 20 minutes compared to Nebraska’s 39.

There were noteworthy numbers all over the final box score. Here are five figures that stood out from Iowa's Hawkeyes football's win over Nebraska.

A closer look at Iowa’s 13-10 win Saturday night over Nebraska at Kinnick Stadium. Max Llewellyn’s strip sack led to Drew Stevens’ game-winning field goal as the Hawkeyes rallied to win Heroes Game.

Defensive end Max Llewellyn recovered a fumble by Nebraska quarterback Dylan Raiola on a sack with 20 seconds to play after the Huskers took possession with 1:42 to play. Stevens’ kick sailed through the uprights in the 13-degree air. “It always comes down the same way, right,” said Nebraska defensive end Ty Robinson, a sixth-year senior.