At that point, the Husky offense deserved a very good grade, but the rest of the game was a struggle for the unit. Two uncharacteristic turnovers from UW quarterback Will Rogers didn’t help, but he was often under duress as Iowa, without blitzing, was able to get pressure on him time and again.

Most of the time, when a team holds the opposing quarterback to 8-of-14 passing for 108 yards, it’s a sign of success and a W in the record books.

Here's what to know about the series history between Iowa and Washington, including all-time meetings and head-to-head records, ahead of Saturday's game: