IOWA CITY, Iowa — The University of Iowa’s home football finale versus Illinois scheduled for Nov. 18 (game time TBA), at Duke Slater Field at Kinnick Stadium, is sold out.

For the second straight year, all seven Iowa football games have reached sellout status.

There are a limited number of Hawkeye Village all-inclusive food and beverage hospitality ticket packages available for each game; ticket information is available on the Group Tickets page.

Tickets are only sold and issued by the UI Athletics Ticket Office and its authorized agents. Persons buying tickets from other entities do so at their own risk. Fans should use caution if buying tickets from unauthorized outlets and are strongly encouraged to use SeatGeek, the official fan to fan marketplace of Hawkeyes, for sold out events. The UI Athletic Ticket Office is only able to service/support purchases made through that office, or on SeatGeek. Iowa Athletics reserves the right to cancel any ticket purchases, less fees, made for the purpose of resale without notification.

Iowa travels to Iowa State for the annual Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series contest. Kickoff is scheduled for 2:35 p.m. (CT) at Jack Trice Stadium in Ames.

Defenses at Iowa and Iowa State are preparting for new quarterbacks leading up to Saturday’s 70th meeting in Ames. Redshirt freshman Rocco Bech took the majority of snaps in the Cyclones’ 30-9 win over UNI and will get his second start on Saturday.

That’s Iowa corner Cooper DeJean who says one game does not provide a complete scouting report.

Cade McNamara led Iowa to a 24-14 win over Utah State and Cyclone corner T.J. Tampa says they have watched McNamara’s film from Michigan to get ready.

Tampa says they keys against Iowa remain the same no matter who the quarterback is.

Tampa is a native of Pennsylvania and says he has learned to appreciate this rivalry.

AMES, Iowa – McFarland Clinic, Iowa’s largest physician-owned multi-specialty clinic, has agreed to become the first tenant in CYTown, Iowa State University’s multi-use district currently under construction between Jack Trice Stadium and the Iowa State Center.

“We are grateful for the leadership of the McFarland Clinic Board of Directors and Andrew Perry, CEO, for coming alongside Iowa State University to partner on this transformative project for Central Iowa,” said Iowa State Director of Athletics Jamie Pollard. “McFarland made history as one of Iowa’s first multi-specialty clinics when it first opened its doors some 80 years ago, and we believe its support of CYTown will be equally impactful for the campus community, Ames and Central Iowa for future generations.”

McFarland Clinic is expected to break ground on an anticipated 60,000-square foot multi-level medical facility adjacent to the north entrance of Jack Trice Stadium in the summer of 2024. It will be the first building developed as part of the university’s new 40-acre multi-use district, which was publicly announced in September 2022, and saw construction start in March 2023.

“This partnership is a win-win-win for ISU, McFarland and the communities we serve. This is a convenient location within the city of Ames and helps us fulfill several strategic priorities by improving access to care and opening up additional space for recruitment of new Story County physicians,” said Perry. “We are proud to support CYTown, the university and the economic impact it will have with retail and entertainment offerings.”

McFarland Clinic at CYTown will offer primary and specialty care as well as urgent care. CYTown is conveniently located on campus for ISU faculty, staff and students and accessible by major thoroughfares for patients in and outside of Ames.

When finalized, formal agreements between McFarland Clinic and Iowa State University are subject to approval from the State of Iowa’s Board of Regents.

“The clinic will provide our student-athletes convenient access to orthopedic services including imaging equipment not currently available on campus,” Pollard added. “It will also complement our health center by providing after hours and weekend services. We are thrilled to welcome McFarland Clinic to CYTown.”

ISU President Wendy Wintersteen added, “We are pleased to partner with McFarland Clinic as the first tenant in CYTown. The new medical facility will be a shining example of the innovative approach Iowa State University is taking to enhance our athletics, arts and conference complex.”

McFarland Clinic’s outstanding reputation and the number of individuals receiving care and services in this area will help attract additional businesses to CYTown. It also helps jump-start ISU’s plans to reimagine the Iowa State Center.

“Similar to Dr. (James H.) Hilton’s vision for the Iowa State Center that has impacted the Iowa State and Ames communities for more than 50 years, we believe CYTown will have a similar impact for future generations,” Pollard said.

The university plans to use the revenues generated from CYTown to fund long-needed refurbishments to C.Y. Stephens Auditorium, Fisher Theater, Scheman Building, James H. Hilton Coliseum and the surrounding parking lots. The university also anticipates adding a convention center and hotel that will be accessible for use by the Ames Convention and Visitors Bureau to attract additional conventions and trade shows that will provide year-round benefits to local hotels, restaurants and the City of Ames.

“McFarland has a great history of leadership and selecting locations that play a pivotal role in our community” said Rick Sanders, ISU Research Park President. “Their physician owners invested in our research park at a crucial time in our development and likewise are taking a leadership position in CYTown. We look forward to working with them on integrating the McFarland experience into our Iowa State ecosystem.”

Businesses interested in learning more about opportunities to secure space in CYTown may contact Cushman & Wakefield’s Christopher Stafford by phone (515) 309-4002 or e-mail (cstafford@iowaca.com).

About McFarland Clinic

McFarland Clinic is central Iowa’s largest physician-owned, multi-specialty clinic with 50+ medical specialties and services. Over 350 McFarland Clinic healthcare providers and 1,100 staff members serve residents in 12 Iowa communities with additional communities served by visiting specialists. McFarland Clinic provides easy and convenient access to preventative, chronic and acute care with the ability to schedule appointments in office or through video visits. Patients of McFarland Clinic also benefit from a patient website, MyChart, to access medical records and communicate electronically with the doctor’s office. For more information or to contact McFarland Clinic, go to McFarlandClinic.com.