Iowa Hawkeyes' 26-21 loss at USC turned on multiple controversial officiating decisions in the third quarter. A series of missed calls set up an interception th

USC’s final stop against Iowa last week came down to a matter of inches, just like a notable play from Game 7 of the World Series

Iowa Hawkeyes football started fast but couldn't finish the job in a loss at rainy Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.

The Iowa Hawkeyes most recently lost to the USC Trojans 26-21, falling to an overall record of 6-4 on the season. Against USC, Iowa rushed for 183 yards in addi

As Micah Huff predicted, the Trojans' big-time playmakers showed up and got the best of Iowa. Now it's time to carry that to Oregon

For a third game in a row, the Trojans' defense held an opponent to fewer than 110 yards of offense and no more than three points in the second half.

Going through USC's big passing plays against Iowa, not one was against soft coverage. Plus, how did the makeshift O-line hurt Iowa's chances?

The Hawkeyes' offense nearly pulled off another late-game drive, but it was a third-quarter sequence that really was costly in a loss at USC.

In an almost identical fashion to USC’s opening drive, Iowa quickly called the punt team out on its second drive after their offense only managed to gain two yards. The only difference is that sophomore punter Rhys Dakin was at least able to punt the ball 30 yards in the still-rainy conditions.

What’s at stake, injuries, who’s better, key matchups, TV info and a final score prediction for Saturday afternoon’s Big Ten game at the Coliseum.

Southern California receiver Makai Lemon continues to make plays as the Trojans are fighting for College Football Playoff spot

Either the game officials simply missed or misinterpreted calls, or an enormous crime was crafted and executed in plain sight of the world. Take your pick.