There is no freshman hazing, but there are times Freshman are the recipients of practical jokes. Here back-up quarterback James VandenBurg is locked out of his room before dinner.
Had the opportunity to meet up with "Chubs," a former co-worker.
The local television stations are finding their spots prior to kick off.
Jack Trice from atop the scoreboard.
Cars arriving early to tailgate.
The view of Jack Trice from the coaches booth in the press box.
A most disliked person by Iowa fans. Iowa State Ahtletic Director Jamie Pollard is responsible for the high price of tickets to the intra-state rivalry.
Members of the Brett Morse family and friends await the team busses arrival at Jack Trice Stadium. Morse went on to score his first touchdown of his career against the Cyclones.
The Iowa Dance Team warms practices one of many routines.
Former Iowa State football player and college coach, John Cooper (standing, left) is on campus to be honored as a member of the "Dirty Thirty" football team of 1959. Cooper also was the head coach at Tulsa, Arizona State and Ohio State is speaking with Iowa Defensive Coordinator, Norm Parker (seated, right).
The Iowa Football team swarms onto the field.
The Iowa Cheerleaders spell I-O-W-A with their flags following one of five touchdowns on the day.
The photo deck of Jack Trice Stadium. It is located at the top of the upper deck.
Iowa State fans begin to empty the stadium after the Hawkeyes make the score 35-3.
The final score from Ames and the Cy-Hawk trophy stays in Iowa City for one more year.
1 comment:
Those girls who were members of the Bret Morse family are in my sorority...too funny!
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