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Again, it is all about value. That seems to be the case in this matchup. That is eight straight losses for the Illini. On top of that, we have only beaten the Hawkeyes two times since the turn of the century. That means Illinois is in the last 15 matchups. I believe this game is honestly a coin flip.

If you want value, Iowa is probably a good bet here. If you want who I think will win, I say Illinois in a really close game. That means each team is likely to score under 20 points. This game is going to be a low-scoring affair. Iowa is averaging But the number could be a little skewed. We put up 31 points last week against Wisconsin, but our defense should be credited with some of those points.

The Illini offense only had two scoring drives over 50 yards against Wisconsin. On the flip side, both Illinois and Iowa have great defenses. The Hawkeyes rank third in the nation allowing 9. Their average margin of victory overall is just 4. Overall, they are on the season and in the conference.

For example, playing the Iowa State Cyclones should have been a sign of things to come. That loss after winning over South Dakota State should have been enough evidence that the Hawkeyes were in for a long season. The Iowa offense has a mere seven offensive touchdowns on the season. Not much more has to be said. Could Spencer Petras have the game of his life? Kaleb Johnson has some breakaway speed running, but even then, the offense is beyond stifled.

The defense, which does feature several potential All-Conference players, will have to score some points.

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The conference opener for both schools represents the first road trip of the season for the Hawkeyes They own wins against South Dakota State and Nevada. Rutgers has away victories Boston College and Rutgers, and one at home versus Wagner. Iowa is against the point spread this season, earning its first cover last week against Nevada. The Scarlet Knights are , falling short of a cover at Temple a week ago. It remained there Friday morning. It stood there for all of the books in the VI consensus with the exception of Fubo Sportsbook, which had the Hawkeyes As we wrote at the top of this article, VI consensus puts it at Fubo and Points Bet were the consensus members holding at So why did it feel so bad watching the Hawkeyes do exactly what we all expected and get absolutely trounced by perhaps the best team in the country?

The answer, like that to almost every question so far this season, is the offense. We knew it was bad, but we reached new lows on Saturday. For the second time this year, the Hawkeyes recorded fewer than total yards. For the fourth time this season, the Hawkeyes scored 10 or fewer points. The offense also failed to score a touchdown for the third time this season, marking the 7th time that has occurred in 5 seasons under BF vs 11 times in the 18 years prior.

Put simply, the day was infuriating because once again the offense was abysmal as expected at this point but the defense showed they were actually capable of making things a game if the offense was just remotely competent. They, of course, were not. And so you might expect some sort of changes going forward. Or at least you might if you were a fan of any other program.

As Kirk Ferentz was quick to point out in his postgame remarks, while he was open to finally changing quarterbacks at halftime on Saturday, he is not under any circumstances open to changing anything with his coaching staff until offseason evaluations can be done. Oh, and that part about Brian reporting to athletic director Gary Barta and him being responsible for the evaluation of BF?

Yeah, that ruse ended in the postgame comments as well.

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Or at least you might if you were a fan of any other program. As Kirk Ferentz was quick to point out in his postgame remarks, while he was open to finally changing quarterbacks at halftime on Saturday, he is not under any circumstances open to changing anything with his coaching staff until offseason evaluations can be done. Oh, and that part about Brian reporting to athletic director Gary Barta and him being responsible for the evaluation of BF?

Yeah, that ruse ended in the postgame comments as well. So we turn to homecoming week with not change in staff on the horizon and the only real question being whether Kirk will stick with the changes that were made mid-game against the juggernaut that is Ohio State.

The Hawkeyes released their depth chart for the matchup with Northwestern on Monday and the short answer at this point appears to be: maybe? After going just 6 of 14 for an abysmal 49 yards with two interceptions including a pick six , start Spencer Petras was benched for Alex Padilla in week 8.

Elsewhere, Diante Vines officially makes his debut on the depth chart after finally seeing the field in Columbus. He caught one pass for 5 yards in the contest, but notably he makes it a full four for four now in terms of wide receivers listed on the depth chart who are on a scholarship. Still no sign of Keagan Johnson Up front, Jack Plumb has taken the place of Matt Fagan as backup right tackle.

Colby had been a literal revolving door in the pass game. On the defensive side of the ball, the only real change here is they stopped listing Cooper DeJean in two spots. That's wild. How low will it go after opening at If bettors look closely at how good these defenses are performing and the struggles of the offenses, perhaps it's not done falling. A Rutgers program not known for offering much of a home environment is pushing hard for a sellout. With the game being under the lights, that could provide some juice for the Scarlet Knights, who last won a Big Ten contest at SHI Stadium in , a streak of 19 losses in a row.

The conference opener for both schools represents the first road trip of the season for the Hawkeyes They own wins against South Dakota State and Nevada. Rutgers has away victories Boston College and Rutgers, and one at home versus Wagner. Iowa is against the point spread this season, earning its first cover last week against Nevada.