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The Iowa Hawkeyes continued their undefeated streak with a commanding 41-10 victory over the Western Michigan Broncos at Kinnick Stadium. The Hawkeyes now stand at 3-0, while the Broncos fall to 1-2.

<img src="/imgproxy/lwvtuqGZQWthbKTZZ-6_VCT7DAAjV8_eFgBqfBo-F3I/rs:fit:800:800:false:false/aHR0cHM6Ly9zdG9yYWdlLmdvb2dsZWFwaXMuY29tL3dtdC1nYW1lcy1zZXJ2aWNlLzZiYTQ2YTNkZGE0Yzk0YTNiOTgwZWVhZWYxMDBiN2E1LmpwZw==?image_id=f3df4f85-3713-4356-82f1-217e3bc9574c" alt="Sep 16, 2023; Iowa City, Iowa, USA; Iowa Hawkeyes quarterback Cade McNamara (12), offensive lineman Logan Jones (65) and offensive lineman Nick DeJong (56) prepare for the snap against the Western Michigan Broncos during the first quarter at Kinnick Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jeffrey Becker-USA TODAY Sports" title="Sep 16, 2023; Iowa City, Iowa, USA; Iowa Hawkeyes quarterback Cade McNamara (12), offensive lineman Logan Jones (65) and offensive lineman Nick DeJong (56) prepare for the snap against the Western Michigan Broncos during the first quarter at Kinnick Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jeffrey Becker-USA TODAY Sports" /> The game saw the Iowa Hawkeyes showcase a balanced offensive and defensive performance. The home team's rushing attack was particularly effective, amassing 254 yards on the ground with an average of nearly six yards per carry. The longest rush of the game was a notable 53-yard dash that contributed significantly to their total yardage. On three occasions, this potent rushing attack found its way into the end zone.

Through the air, Iowa's passing game added two touchdowns to their tally, despite completing only half of their pass attempts for a total of 133 yards. Their longest pass completion was for 34 yards and one touchdown covered a distance of 25 yards.

Special teams also played a role in Iowa's dominance; they executed flawlessly in red zone efficiency with five attempts resulting in five successes and maintained perfect records both on extra point kicks and fourth-down conversions.

Defensively, Iowa recorded two sacks and forced two fumbles—one of which they recovered—further stifling any momentum from the Broncos' offense. Additionally, they scored off a safety which contributed to their overall scoreline.

On special teams for Western Michigan Broncos, there were no blocked punts or punts returned for touchdowns that could have shifted momentum in their favor. However, it is worth noting that neither team used any timeouts or challenges throughout the contest.

Looking ahead after this comprehensive win at home, fans can anticipate watching the next game as it unfolds when Iowa travels to face Penn State Nittany Lions at Beaver Stadium on September 23rd at approximately 6:30 PM local time (Eastern Time). This upcoming encounter will be broadcasted live on CBS for fans eager to follow along as another chapter in college football unfolds.

Chad Green