The game is set to kick off on Friday at 6:30 p.m. It will be televised on Fox and can be heard on the Huskers Radio Network. Fans eager to attend the game can click here to purchase tickets. The weather on the night in Iowa City is expected to be cold, with the kickoff temperature in the low 20s. However, the wind will remain light from the northwest, and although wind chill values could dip into the mid teens throughout the game, temperatures will still be around 20 degrees by the end, accompanied by partly cloudy skies.
After Nebraska ended their bowl drought with a win against Wisconsin, they are now striving for their first season with at least seven wins since 2016. This achievement would be a significant milestone for the program.
Iowa's head coach, Kirk Ferentz, has an impressive career record of 203 victories. Only Woody Hayes with 205 wins has more in Big Ten history. His leadership and coaching prowess have been instrumental in Iowa's success over the years.
Nebraska's record against Iowa stands at 30-21-3 all-time. Iowa holds a 9-4 series lead as Big Ten foes. Since 1990, the Huskers have a 20-14 record in Black Friday games, adding to their rich history in this particular matchup.