The Iowa Hawkeyes were a tale of two halves today. After a slow first half that saw them enter the break trailing 14-7, they rattled off a second half that looked like a completely new team to take down the Minnesota Golden Gophers 31-14 and move to 1-0 in Big Ten play,

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Kaleb Johnson rushed for a career-high 206 yards and three touchdowns, with two scores in a dominant third quarter that propelled Iowa past Minnesota for a 31-14 victory that gave the bronze pig trophy back to the Hawkeyes on Saturday night.

The Floyd of Rosedale Trophy is back in familiar territory. After a heartbreaking loss last year at Kinnick Stadium, the Iowa football team claimed revenge against rival Minnesota, defeating the Gophers,

Saturday night marks the 98th meeting between the Hawkeyes and the Gophers. Minnesota is 63-52-2 against Iowa, snapping an eight-game losing streak to the Hawkeyes last season.

Iowa football started slow but pulled away in the second half behind another stellar performance by Kaleb Johnson.

Kaleb Johnson continues to carry Iowa football's offense. On the Hawkeyes' second drive of their Week 4 game at Minnesota on Saturday, the junior running back put the team on his back by breaking several tackles and bouncing a broken play outside for a 23 ...

Floyd of Rosedale is heading south as Iowa beat Minnesota 31-14 behind 206 yards from Kaleb Johnson. The Hawkeye junior back single-handedly carried the Iowa offense in the second half as they overcame a halftime deficit and dominated Minnesota in the final two quarters.

Iowa visits Minnesota in the Big Ten opener as the Hawkeyes aim to regain the Floyd of Rosedale trophy. The Gophers won 12-10 in Iowa City last year to take the bronze pig back. Their victory was preserved when Hawkeyes punt returner Cooper DeJean’s go-ahead touchdown was controversially negated by an invalid fair-catch signal with 1:21 remaining.