Wisky v Iowa predict the score

Game results[edit]
Date Site Winning team Losing team Series
October 29, 1894 Madison, WI Wisconsin 44 Iowa 0 Wisconsin 1–0
November 3, 1906 Madison, WI Wisconsin 18 Iowa 4 Wisconsin 2–0
November 2, 1907 Iowa City, IA Wisconsin 6 Iowa 5 Wisconsin 3–0
November 4, 1911 Madison, WI Wisconsin 12 Iowa 0 Wisconsin 4–0
November 23, 1912 Iowa City, IA Wisconsin 28 Iowa 10 Wisconsin 5–0
October 27, 1917 Madison, WI Wisconsin 20 Iowa 0 Wisconsin 6–0
November 15, 1924 Madison, WI Iowa 21 Wisconsin 7 Wisconsin 6–1
November 7, 1925 Iowa City, IA Wisconsin 6 Iowa 0 Wisconsin 7–1
November 13, 1926 Madison, WI Wisconsin 20 Iowa 10 Wisconsin 8–1
November 12, 1927 Madison, WI Iowa 16 Wisconsin 0 Wisconsin 8–2
November 17, 1928 Iowa City, IA Wisconsin 13 Iowa 0 Wisconsin 9–2
October 26, 1929 Madison, WI Iowa 14 Wisconsin 0 Wisconsin 9–3
October 8, 1932 Madison, WI Wisconsin 34 Iowa 0 Wisconsin 10–3
October 21, 1933 Iowa City, IA Iowa 26 Wisconsin 7 Wisconsin 10–4
October 16, 1937 Madison, WI Wisconsin 13 Iowa 6 Wisconsin 11–4
October 8, 1938 Iowa City, IA Wisconsin 31 Iowa 13 Wisconsin 12–4
October 28, 1939 Madison, WI Iowa 19 Wisconsin 13 Wisconsin 12–5
October 12, 1940 Iowa City, IA Iowa 30 Wisconsin 12 Wisconsin 12–6
October 18, 1941 Madison, WI Wisconsin 23 Iowa 0 Wisconsin 13–6
November 7, 1942 Iowa City, IA Iowa 6 #2 Wisconsin 0 Wisconsin 13–7
October 2, 1943 Iowa City, IA Wisconsin 7 Iowa 5 Wisconsin 14–7
November 11, 1944 Madison, WI Wisconsin 26 Iowa 7 Wisconsin 15–7
November 3, 1945 Iowa City, IA Wisconsin 27 Iowa 7 Wisconsin 16–7
November 9, 1946 Madison, WI Iowa 21 #15 Wisconsin 7 Wisconsin 16–8
November 8, 1947 Madison, WI #19 Wisconsin 46 Iowa 14 Wisconsin 17–8
October 30, 1948 Iowa City, IA Iowa 19 Wisconsin 13 Wisconsin 17–9
November 12, 1949 Madison, WI Wisconsin 35 Iowa 13 Wisconsin 18–10
October 14, 1950 Iowa City, IA #15 Wisconsin 14 Iowa 0 Wisconsin 19–10
November 17, 1951 Madison, WI #8 Wisconsin 34 Iowa 7 Wisconsin 20–10
October 18, 1952 Iowa City, IA #12 Wisconsin 42 Iowa 13 Wisconsin 21–10
October 31, 1953 Madison, WI Wisconsin 10 Iowa 6 Wisconsin 22–10
October 30, 1954 Iowa City, IA Iowa 13 #8 Wisconsin 7 Wisconsin 22–11
October 1, 1955 Madison, WI #17 Wisconsin 37 #14 Iowa 14 Wisconsin 23–11
October 13, 1956 Iowa City, IA Iowa 13 Wisconsin 7 Wisconsin 23–12
October 19, 1957 Iowa City, IA #6 Iowa 21 #13 Wisconsin 7 Wisconsin 23–13
October 18, 1958 Madison, WI #13 Iowa 20 #4 Wisconsin 9 Wisconsin 23–14
October 17, 1959 Madison, WI Wisconsin 25 #9 Iowa 16 Wisconsin 24–14
October 15, 1960 Iowa City, IA #2 Iowa 28 #12 Wisconsin 21 Wisconsin 24–15
October 21, 1961 Iowa City, IA #4 Iowa 47 Wisconsin 15 Wisconsin 24–16
November 24, 1962 Madison, WI #10 Wisconsin 42 Iowa 14 Wisconsin 25–16
October 19, 1963 Iowa City, WI #2 Wisconsin 10 Iowa 7 Wisconsin 26–16
October 17, 1964 Madison, WI Wisconsin 31 Iowa 21 Wisconsin 27–16
October 2, 1965 Madison, WI Wisconsin 16 Iowa 13 Wisconsin 28–16
October 1, 1966 Iowa City, IA Wisconsin 7 Iowa 0 Wisconsin 29–16
October 21, 1967 Madison, WI Wisconsin 21 Iowa 21 Wisconsin 29–16–1
October 19, 1968 Iowa City, IA Iowa 41 Wisconsin 0 Wisconsin 29–17–1
October 11, 1969 Madison, WI Wisconsin 23 Iowa 17 Wisconsin 30–17–1
October 10, 1970 Iowa City, IA Iowa 24 Wisconsin 14 Wisconsin 30–18–1
October 30, 1971 Iowa City, IA Iowa 20 Wisconsin 16 Wisconsin 30–19–1
November 4, 1972 Madison, WI Wisconsin 16 Iowa 14 Wisconsin 31–19–1
November 10, 1973 Madison, WI Wisconsin 35 Iowa 7 Wisconsin 32–19–1
November 9, 1974 Iowa City, IA Wisconsin 28 Iowa 15 Wisconsin 33–19–1
November 8, 1975 Iowa City, IA Iowa 45 Wisconsin 28 Wisconsin 33–20–1
November 6, 1976 Madison, WI Wisconsin 38 Iowa 21 Wisconsin 34–20–1
November 12, 1977 Madison, WI Iowa 24 Wisconsin 8 Wisconsin 34–21–1
November 18, 1978 Iowa City, IA Iowa 38 Wisconsin 24 Wisconsin 34–22–1
October 27, 1979 Madison, WI Iowa 24 Wisconsin 13 Wisconsin 34–23–1
November 1, 1980 Iowa City, IA Iowa 22 Wisconsin 13 Wisconsin 34–24–1
November 14, 1981 Madison, WI Iowa 17 Wisconsin 7 Wisconsin 34–24–1
November 13, 1982 Iowa City, IA Iowa 28 Wisconsin 14 Wisconsin 34–25–1
November 5, 1983 Madison, WI #15 Iowa 34 Wisconsin 14 Wisconsin 34–26–1
November 3, 1984 Iowa City, IA Wisconsin 10 #17 Iowa 10 Wisconsin 34–26–2
October 12, 1985 Madison, WI #1 Iowa 23 Wisconsin 13 Wisconsin 34–27–2
October 11, 1986 Iowa City, IA #10 Iowa 17 Wisconsin 6 Wisconsin 34–28–2
October 10, 1987 Madison, WI Iowa 31 Wisconsin 10 Wisconsin 34–29–2
October 8, 1988 Iowa City, IA Iowa 31 Wisconsin 6 Wisconsin 34–30–2
October 14, 1989 Madison, WI Iowa 31 Wisconsin 24 Wisconsin 34–31–2
October 13, 1990 Iowa City, IA #25 Iowa 30 Wisconsin 10 Wisconsin 34–32–2
October 12, 1991 Madison, WI Iowa 10 Wisconsin 6 Wisconsin 34–33–2
October 10, 1992 Iowa City, IA Iowa 23 Wisconsin 22 Tie 34–34–2
November 18, 1995 Madison, WI Iowa 33 Wisconsin 20 Iowa 35–34–2
November 16, 1996 Iowa City, IA Iowa 31 Wisconsin 0 Iowa 36–34–2
November 8, 1997 Madison, WI Wisconsin 13 #12 Iowa 10 Iowa 36–35–2
October 24, 1998 Iowa City, IA #9 Wisconsin 31 Iowa 0 Tie 36–36–2
November 13, 1999 Madison, WI #9 Wisconsin 41 Iowa 3 Wisconsin 37–36–2
October 28, 2000 Iowa City, IA Wisconsin 13 Iowa 7 Wisconsin 38–36–2
November 3, 2001 Madison, WI Wisconsin 34 Iowa 28 Wisconsin 39–36–2
November 2, 2002 Iowa City, IA #9 Iowa 20 Wisconsin 3 Wisconsin 39–37–2
November 20, 2003 Madison, WI #17 Iowa 27 Wisconsin 21 Wisconsin 39–38–2
November 20, 2004 Iowa City, IA #17 Iowa 30 #9 Wisconsin 7 Tie 39–39–2
November 12, 2005 Madison, WI Iowa 20 #19 Wisconsin 10 Iowa 40–39–2
November 11, 2006 Iowa City, IA #16 Wisconsin 24 Iowa 21 Tie 40–40–2
September 22, 2007 Madison, WI #9 Wisconsin 17 Iowa 13 Wisconsin 41–40–2
October 18, 2008 Iowa City, IA Iowa 38 Wisconsin 16 Tie 41–41–2
October 17, 2009 Madison, WI #11 Iowa 20 Wisconsin 10 Iowa 42–41–2
October 23, 2010 Iowa City, IA #11 Wisconsin 31 #13 Iowa 30 Tie 42–42–2
November 2, 2013 Iowa City, IA #23 Wisconsin 28 Iowa 9 Wisconsin 43–42–2
November 22, 2014 Iowa City, IA #14 Wisconsin 26 Iowa 24 Wisconsin 44–42–2
November 28, 2015 Madison, WI Iowa 10 #19 Wisconsin 6 Wisconsin 44–43–2
October 22, 2016 Iowa City, IA
 
Since 1980

Winning team avg points scored 27. Loser 10

Highest score by winner 41; 1999 Wisconsin
Lowest winning score 10


1 shutout 1998 wisconsin won 31-0
 
tksirius said:
What is the difference between a Hayden and a Kirk?
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To be fair, Wisconsin was okay at best from 1979-1985, flat awful until from 1986-1991.

1991, 1992, & 1995 all were close wins by Iowa when Wisconsin still finished under .500. Didn't play in 93/94.

Ferentz has played a far different level of program at Wisconsin.
 
Xerxes said:
To be fair, Wisconsin was okay at best from 1979-1985, flat awful until from 1986-1991.

1991, 1992, & 1995 all were close wins by Iowa when Wisconsin still finished under .500. Didn't play in 93/94.

Ferentz has played a far different level of program at Wisconsin.
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You could say Hayden Fry created the Wisconsin we've known since the early 90's, by the development of one Barry Alverez.

Fry did that for multiple programs, through his tutorial of multiple coaches.

I believe history will show Fry and Ferentz to be very close in success overall, with the edge to Fry (because cmon, it's Hayden Fry for God's Sake). The one area Fry will show to be far superior, and this goes for almost any coach in the history of college football, was his ability to hire awesome assistants....the biggest weakness KF has shown...imo.
 
I remember when Wisky won their first Rose Bowl under Barry A. That following summer my girlfriend and I went to Madison for a weekend getaway. I was wearing my Iowa football t-shirt in Madison and some older guy get's in my face and said..."we're gonna kick your butts in football this year." So Iowa was at Camp Randall that fall with Tim Dwight. Yeah, the Hawks pounded the badgers that day. I was at the game and couldn't help to think when it ended..."where is that guy right now?!?!?!?" Man, I wanted to rub it in his smug face.
 
Even if we have a small lead in the second half Wisconsin's defense is good enough to completely shut down the super conservative offense we will run. I have no faith in Kirk to play to win. Wisconsin 34 Iowa 13
 
HawkeyeWalker said:
You could say Hayden Fry created the Wisconsin we've known since the early 90's, by the development of one Barry Alverez.

Fry did that for multiple programs, through his tutorial of multiple coaches.

I believe history will show Fry and Ferentz to be very close in success overall, with the edge to Fry (because cmon, it's Hayden Fry for God's Sake). The one area Fry will show to be far superior, and this goes for almost any coach in the history of college football, was his ability to hire awesome assistants....the biggest weakness KF has shown...imo.
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Well put. You can argue a lot between Fry & Ferentz, both have the edge over the other in certain areas, but this is one area that is not even debatable.
 
Wisky 52 Hawks 10. The only way I can see the Hawks keeping it close is if the Badger QB has a horrible day and throws 3-4 picks.
 
I can't believe Wisconsin is only a 3-point favorite over us after the way they played against OSU.

I just don't see how we keep it within 3 touchdowns at this point. I hope I'm wrong...
 
Every game since 2000 has been a competitive one. Except for 2004, that was an awesome performance by Iowa! 2013 was closer than the score indicated as they scored late. There is nothing about this series to indicate that the bad-gers would have a big win. The opposite is true, the series trends indicate a close Iowa win.
 
10-7 Iowa. Side note, I hope Iowa can keep it going until the Nebraska game. I watched the Neb/Indiana game, what a bunch of whiney, dirty cheap shot losers. I thought the character of the team would change once Bo P. was gone, and maybe it still will. After Wisconsin and Ohio St and Minnesota get done mauling them they should be starting their equipment manager at left tackle and it will be fun watching them lose in Kinnick. But I digress, typical Iowa/Wisconsin game.....Iowa sneaks one by.
 
HawkeyeWalker said:
You could say Hayden Fry created the Wisconsin we've known since the early 90's, by the development of one Barry Alverez.

Fry did that for multiple programs, through his tutorial of multiple coaches.

I believe history will show Fry and Ferentz to be very close in success overall, with the edge to Fry (because cmon, it's Hayden Fry for God's Sake). The one area Fry will show to be far superior, and this goes for almost any coach in the history of college football, was his ability to hire awesome assistants....the biggest weakness KF has shown...imo.
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I think a bigger weakness of derKirkFer, relative to Coach Fry ... losing to teams that are inferior in every way.

Ferentz would be the greatest Iowa coach, EVER, if he could just coach his team -- motivate his team -- to take care of business the majority of time it's reasonably expected; he'd easily add 1 game to his career average W's / season.

Instead, his legacy will ALWAYS be tainted by underachievement, regardless of what his final raw numbers end up being. It's what divides Hawkeye Nation.

The lack of outstanding assistants might be related to this (certainly in the case of Davis) but, mostly, it's been a recurring history of strategical gaffes and mismanaged personnel : scheme.
 
We win 6-1. Wisconsin will block our PAT and run it back. We'll catch the guy a the 5, strip it, pick it up at the 2, but our guy's momentum will carry him into his own endzone, where he'll get tackled for a 1 point safety. Go Hawks.
 
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