Iowa–Iowa State football rivalry

Iowa–Iowa State football rivalry
First meeting October 1, 1894
Iowa State 16, Iowa 8
Latest meeting September 12, 2015
Iowa 31, Iowa State 17
Next meeting September 10, 2016
Trophy Cy-Hawk Trophy
Statistics
Meetings total 63
All-time series Iowa leads, 41–22
Largest victory Iowa, 57–3 (1985)
Longest win streak Iowa, 15 (1983–97)
Current win streak Iowa, 1 (2015–present)

The Iowa–Iowa State football rivalry is an American college football rivalry between the Iowa Hawkeyes and the Iowa State Cyclones. The Cy-Hawk Trophy is awarded to the winner of the game.

Conceived and created as a traveling trophy by the Greater Des Moines Athletic Club in 1976, the trophy was first presented to the winner by Iowa Governor Robert D. Ray in 1977. That game was the first meeting between the two since 1934.

Design

The trophy design used through the 2010 season featured a football, a running back in the classic stiff-arm pose, and the likenesses of Iowa State's Cy the Cardinal and Iowa's Herky the Hawk. The trophy was retired after the 2010 game and is to be displayed permanently at the Iowa Hall of Pride in Des Moines, Iowa.[1]

A new trophy, donated by the Iowa Corn Growers Association, was introduced to the public during the Iowa State Fair on August 19, 2011. A sculpture atop the new trophy depicted a farm family with small children huddled about a bushel basket of corn. Dean Taylor, president of the Association, called it "a work of art that represents Iowans and their hard work."[2] Within hours of its presentation, however, the new trophy was widely ridiculed in newspaper columns and internet postings by the public. Iowa Governor Terry Branstad publicly provided negative feedback, as did retired Iowa football coach Hayden Fry, who said, "The farmer, family and corn is all wonderful, but I don't really get the relationship to a football game."[3]

On August 23, 2011, Iowa Corn Growers Association CEO Craig Floss announced that the new Cy-Hawk Trophy would be changed as a result of the negative public reaction. Selection of the new trophy would involve public input.[4] A temporary trophy was used for 2011.

With fan input, the newly, redesigned trophy was unveiled at the end of the 2012 game won by Iowa State featuring mascots of the two universities, a raised football, and corn making up the background.

Game results

The two schools played each other 24 times between 1894 and 1934, before the Cy-Hawk Trophy was established in 1977. The series halted after 1934 after then University of Iowa Athletic Director and head football coach Ossie Solem would not return calls to reschedule the rivalry.

Iowa victoriesIowa State victories
#DateLocationWinnerScore
1October 1, 1894 Iowa City Iowa State 12–8
2October 28, 1895 Iowa City Iowa State 24–0
3November 5, 1897 Iowa City Iowa State 12–0
4October 28, 1899 Iowa City Iowa 5–0
5October 18, 1901 Iowa City Iowa 6–0
6November 1, 1902 Iowa City Iowa 16–12
7October 29, 1904 Iowa City Iowa 10–6
8November 24, 1905 Ames Iowa 8–0
9November 24, 1906 Iowa City Iowa State 2–0
10November 23, 1907 Ames Iowa State 20–14
11November 13, 1909 Iowa City Iowa 13–0
12November 5, 1910 Ames Iowa 2–0
13November 18, 1911 Iowa City Iowa State 9–0
14November 16, 1912 Ames Iowa 20–7
15November 15, 1913 Iowa City Iowa 45–7
16November 14, 1914 Ames Iowa 26–6
17November 13, 1915 Iowa City Iowa State 16–0
18November 18, 1916 Ames Iowa 19–16
19November 24, 1917 Iowa City Iowa 6–3
20November 16, 1918 Iowa City Iowa 21–0
21November 22, 1919 Iowa City Iowa 10–0
22November 20, 1920 Ames Iowa 14–10
23November 4, 1933 Iowa City Iowa 27–7
24November 20, 1934 Ames Iowa State 31–6
25September 17, 1977 Iowa City Iowa 12–10
26September 23, 1978 Iowa City #20 Iowa State 31–0
27September 29, 1979 Iowa City Iowa 30–14
28September 27, 1980 Iowa City Iowa State 10–7
29September 19, 1981 Ames Iowa State 23–12
30September 18, 1982 Iowa City Iowa State 19–7
31September 10, 1983 Ames #10 Iowa 51–10
32September 8, 1984 Iowa City #10 Iowa 59–21
33September 28, 1985 Ames #3 Iowa 57–3
#DateLocationWinnerScore
34September 13, 1986 Iowa City Iowa 43–7
35September 19, 1987 Ames Iowa 48–9
36September 24, 1988 Iowa City Iowa 10–3
37September 23, 1989 Ames Iowa 31–21
38September 22, 1990 Iowa City Iowa 45–35
39September 14, 1991 Ames #14 Iowa 29–10
40September 12, 1992 Iowa City Iowa 21–7
41September 11, 1993 Ames Iowa 31–28
42September 10, 1994 Iowa City Iowa 37–9
43September 16, 1995 Ames Iowa 27–10
44September 14, 1996 Iowa City #21 Iowa 38–13
45September 20, 1997 Ames #13 Iowa 63–20
46September 12, 1998 Iowa City Iowa State 27–9
47September 11, 1999 Ames Iowa State 17–10
48September 16, 2000 Iowa City Iowa State 24–14
49November 24, 2001 Ames Iowa State 17–14
50September 14, 2002 Iowa City Iowa State 36–31
51September 13, 2003 Ames #23 Iowa 40–21
52September 11, 2004 Iowa City #16 Iowa 17–10
53September 10, 2005 Ames Iowa State 23–3
54September 16, 2006 Iowa City #16 Iowa 27–17
55September 15, 2007 Ames Iowa State 15–13
56September 13, 2008 Iowa City Iowa 17–5
57September 12, 2009 Ames Iowa 35–3
58September 11, 2010 Iowa City #9 Iowa 35–7
59September 10, 2011 Ames Iowa State 44–41
60September 8, 2012 Iowa City Iowa State 9–6
61September 14, 2013 Ames Iowa 27–21
62September 13, 2014 Iowa City Iowa State 20–17
63September 12, 2015 Ames Iowa 31–17
64September 10, 2016 Iowa City
Series: Iowa leads 41–22

References

  1. Woodley, Mark (2011-07-23). "Cy-Hawk trophy to be retired". KWWL.
  2. "Cy-Hawk Trophy to change". KCCI. 2011-08-19.
  3. Associated Press (2011-08-23). "Fans Critical of New Cy-Hawk Trophy". ESPN.com.
  4. "Cy-Hawk Trophy to Change". HawkCentral.com. 2011-08-23.

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