Iowa opens the Big Ten race this evening at Rutgers, and Hawkeye coach Kirk Ferentz says the Scarlet Knights employ a similar style of play.

Ferentz says Greg Schiano is building the Rutgers program in his second stint with the school.

Ferentz expects Schiano to have more success at Rutgers.

Our coverage on KJAN begins at 4-p.m. with the pre-game show, followed by the kick-off from SHI Stadium, in Piscataway, New Jersey, beginning at 6-p.m.

Iowa State opens Big 12 play at home today (Saturday) against 17th ranked Baylor. The Bears are the defending league champions.

ISU coach Matt Campbell says team speed is a strength for Baylor.

Campbell expects a tough Big 12 race.

Kick-off from Jack Trice Stadium in Ames, is 11-a.m.

The CAM Cougars started hot out of the gate and rolled to a 42-8 Homecoming win over the Audubon Wheelers on Friday. Austin Williams ripped off a 53-yard touchdown run on the Cougars first offensive play to set the tone.

Audubon answered that early CAM touchdown with a 65-yard shovel pass for a score from Aaron Olsen to Manny Beisswenger. That would be the end of the Audubon offensive effort in the first half though. The Cougars took the lead back two possessions later on a 47-yard pass from Chase Spieker to Jack Follmann. Then the Cougar defense took control. Audubon didn’t have a first down the entire half and lost yardage after that early touchdown play.

CAM led 28-8 by halftime and fully closed the door to start the second half. Jack Follmann ran for a 65-yard touchdown on the first play of the half to put CAM up 34-0. He would later add a 47-yard score to finish the scoring in the game.

Austin Williams finished with 132 yards and 2 touchdowns. Follmann had 132 yards and two scores on the ground and 57 yards receiving with two more scores. Chase Spieker finished 7 of 9 passing for 112 yards and 2 touchdowns.

The Cougars improved to 3-2 on the season and 1-1 in District 10.

Audubon falls to 2-4 on the season and 2-1 in District 10.

Listen to the postgame interviews with Austin Williams and Barry Bower below.

Watch the full game replay HERE on the CAM Cougar Channel.

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Chris Parks, Jim Field, and Matt Mullenix take a look at 8 area high school football games each week throughout the season. We try to provide some insight into the match-ups while competing for top prognosticator and the Whosman Trophy.

Who’s Gonna Win? is brought to you again in 2022 by Rush CPA & Associates and Fareway.

Last Week:

Matt Mullenix 6-2
Chris Parks 5-3
Jim Field 5-3

Overall 2022 Standings:

Matt Mullenix 23-9
Chris Parks 22-10
Jim Field 17-15

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KJAN Sports Director Chris Parks’ weekly discussion with Atlantic Head Football Coach Joe Brummer. This week we talk about the thrilling Week 4 win over Ballard and look ahead to the Homecoming match-up against ADM to start district play.

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Drake coach Todd Stepsis feels his team is ready for the Pioneer Football League opener at home on Saturday against Marist. The Bulldogs are 0-3, with two of the losses coming to North Dakota State and Idaho.

With Ian Corwin healthy at quarterback Stepsis feels much better about this team than the one that finished 1-7 in the PFL last season.

Drake averaged less than 11 points per game in league play last year and lost at Marist 7-0.

Iowa’s anemic run game faces another tough challenge in Saturday night’s Big Ten opener at Rutgers. The Hawkeyes average 92 yards on the ground per game and go up against against a Rutgers defense that is yielding only 32 yards on the ground.

That’s Iowa sophomore tackle Mason Richman who believes the run game made significant progress in the win over Nevada.

Richman says playing on the road for the first time will be a challenge.

(Radio Iowa) – The first ever high school football broadcast in America took place on this date 100-years ago. It was on September 23, 1922, the staff at Marshall Electric ran a microphone cable through a window and extended it three blocks away to Franklin Field in Marshalltown. KFJB then broadcast two football games. The Marshalltown Bobcats beat Belle Plaine 32-0 and then beat Toledo 28-0.

These events are credited with being the first live remote broadcasts on radio of a high school sporting event in the entire country.

Tri-Center Cross Country Invitational
09/22/2022

Girls Team Scoring

1. Logan-Magnolia 17
2. Treynor 52
3. Boyer Valley 69
4. AHSTW 100
5. Tri-Center 124
6. Shenandoah 142

Girls Individual Top Ten

1. Madison Sporrer, Logan-Magnolia
2. Allysen Johnsen, Logan-Magnolia
3. Stefi Beisswenger, Audubon
4. Maya Moss, Logan-Magnolia
5. Lilly Irwin, Underwood
6. Haedyn Hall, Logan-Magnolia
7. Lauren Malone, Boyer Valley
8. Alyssa Kulesa, Treynor
9. Greylan Hornbeck, Logan-Magnolia
10. Rylie Knop, AHSTW

Boys Team Scoring

1. Treynor 47
2. Tri-Center 59
3. Missouri Valley 80
4. Shenandoah 86
5. Logan-Magnolia 124
6. Heartland Christian 148
7. Underwood 153
8. West Harrison 207

Boys Individual Top Ten

1. Patrick Heffernan, Boyer Valley
2. John Ross Biederman, Treynor
3. Mason Youchum, Treynor
4. Jeyden Farr, Treynor
5. Gavin Andersen, Heartland Christian
6. Caleb Hatch, AHSTW
7. Jacob Hoden, Missouri Valley
8. Adam Meadows, Missouri Valley
9. Nicholas Dahir, Tri-Center
10. Caden Geraghty, AHSTW

Full results HERE