Iowa looks to close the season with a victory when the 17th ranked Hawkeyes play 21st ranked Tennessee in Monday’s Citrus Bowl in Orlando. Iowa bids for the fourth 11-win season in program history.

That is Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz. The Hawkeyes are 10-3 in a season they have lost several of their top players to injuries and suspension.

The Hawkeyes have their hands full against a talented Tennessee team. Iowa center Logan Jones.

Jones says an 11th win would be an outstanding accomplishment.

With Tennessee quarterback Joe Milton opting out of the game highly touted freshman Nico Iamaleava (ee-ah-MAH-LAY-ah-va) gets the start against an Iowa defense than ranks fourth in the country in scoring. Hawkeye defensive coordinator Phil Parker.

Parker does not expect the Volunteers to completely alter their offense.

Listen for the pre-game show on KJAN beginning at 10-a.m. Kickoff is Noon, Iowa time. It will be televised by ABC.