Iowa Hawkeyes Football Tickets
| Event | Date | Venue | |
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| Iowa Hawkeyes vs. Maine Black Bears | August 30, 2008 Saturday, TBA | Kinnick Stadium Iowa City, IA | BUY |
| Iowa Hawkeyes vs. Florida International Panthers | September 6, 2008 Saturday, TBA | Kinnick Stadium Iowa City, IA | BUY |
| Iowa Hawkeyes vs. Iowa State Cyclones | September 13, 2008 Saturday, TBA | Kinnick Stadium Iowa City, IA | BUY |
| Pittsburgh Panthers vs. Iowa Hawkeyes | September 20, 2008 Saturday, TBA | Heinz Field Pittsburgh, PA | BUY |
| Iowa Hawkeyes vs. Northwestern Wildcats | September 27, 2008 Saturday, TBA | Kinnick Stadium Iowa City, IA | BUY |
| Michigan State Spartans vs. Iowa Hawkeyes | October 4, 2008 Saturday, TBA | Spartan Stadium-MI East Lansing, MI | BUY |
| Indiana Hoosiers vs. Iowa Hawkeyes | October 11, 2008 Saturday, TBA | Memorial Stadium-IN Bloomington, IN | BUY |
| Iowa Hawkeyes vs. Wisconsin Badgers | October 18, 2008 Saturday, TBA | Kinnick Stadium Iowa City, IA | BUY |
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Since the first games played in 1889, fans with Iowa Hawkeyes football tickets have been known for their unwavering support of their team. Holders of Iowa football tickets have seen their team experience great success over the years, as they have won more than ten conference championships, mostly in their current Big Ten Conference. The team also reached the highest goal in 1921 when they won their first ever national championship in front of thousands of fans with Iowa football tickets. Fans with Iowa Hawkeyes football tickets enjoy the rich history full of traditions at every Hawkeyes home game. Two annual games are a staple of the Iowa football season. The first is the game against Minnesota, in which the winner takes home the Floyd Rosedale, a miniature statue of a pig. The second game is against rival Iowa State. Following this game, fans with Iowa tickets see the victor take home the Cy-Hawk trophy, which was specially made for this game. Since the mid-1950s, fans with Iowa football tickets have been led in cheers by Herky the Hawkeye. Herky has been the beloved mascot of Iowa athletics for more than 50 years, leading fans with Iowa Hawkeyes football tickets in such songs as “On Iowa” and “Roll Along Iowa” at every home game. For most of its history, the home of Iowa football and all the fans with Iowa tickets has been Kinnick Stadium. Named after 1939 Heisman Trophy winner Nile Kinnick, the stadium welcomes a capacity of 70,397 fans with Iowa football tickets to every Hawkeyes home game. Fans with Iowa Hawkeyes football tickets support their team consistently, as Iowa has ranked among the top 25 teams in the nation in home attendance in recent years. This trend of the high sale of Iowa football tickets will surely continue in the future as Kinnick Stadium will have undergone a $90 million renovation by the beginning of the 2006 season. Not only will the renovation include new locker rooms and new press boxes for players and media, but it will also enhance the game day experience for fans with Iowa football tickets with scoreboards with state of the art sound and picture and increased concession stands and rest rooms. View Iowa Hawkeyes Game Schedule:
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