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Iowa-Missouri football history: Series record, results between Hawkeyes, Tigers
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Monday’s Music City Bowl between Iowa football and Missouri represents an interesting entry among the teams’ all-time series history.
The Hawkeyes (8-4) will play No. 20 Missouri (9-3) in Nashville, Tennessee, on Monday at 1:30 p.m. CT. It marks the 14th matchup between the programs — and just the second time in over 100 years. The Tigers lead the all-time series 7-6 over the Hawkeyes.
Despite the campus being about 200 miles apart, the teams have squared off once since 1910, a 27-24 Iowa victory in the 2010 Insight Bowl in Tempe, Arizona. Despite the teams meeting regularly between 1894 and 1910, they have not scheduled one another for over a century.
Here’s what you need to know about Iowa football’s history vs. Missouri:
Iowa vs Missouri football history
Monday’s matchup will be the 14th-ever meeting between Iowa and Missouri on the gridiron. The Hawkeyes are 6-7 vs. the Tigers. The teams faced off annually between 1892 and 1896 and then again from 1902 to 1910. However, they have played just once since, in the 2010 Insight Bowl.
Since the 2010 Insight Bowl was held on Dec. 28, Monday’s meeting will be the latest in the calendar year the Hawkeyes and Tigers have played.
- Series record: Missouri leads series 7-6
- Iowa’s last win: 2010 (27-24, Insight Bowl)
- Missouri’s last win: 1910 (5-0)
Iowa vs Missouri game-by-game results
Here’s a look at the football games played between the Hawkeyes and the Tigers:
- Nov. 9, 1892: Missouri 22, Iowa 0
- Nov. 18, 1893: Iowa 34, Missouri 12
- Nov. 19, 1894: Missouri 32, Iowa 6
- Nov. 18, 1895: Missouri 34, Iowa 0
- Nov. 9, 1896: Iowa 12, Missouri 0
- Nov. 20, 1902: Missouri 6, Iowa 0
- Nov. 14, 1903: Iowa 16, Missouri 0
- Oct. 27, 1906: Iowa 24, Missouri 4
- Oct. 19, 1907: Iowa 21, Missouri 6
- Oct. 17, 1908: Missouri 10, Iowa 5
- Oct. 30, 1909: Missouri 13, Iowa 12
- Oct. 15, 1910: Missouri 5, Iowa 0
- Dec. 28, 2010: Iowa 27, Missouri 24
Iowa-Missouri 2020 Music City Bowl canceled
The Tigers and Hawkeyes were scheduled to play in 2020, but Missouri was forced to postpone the Wednesday game on Sunday due to a rise in COVID-19 cases within the program. The new cases were traced back to the Tigers’ matchup vs. Mississippi State on Dec. 19, 2020.
“Since concluding our regular season and conducting four rounds of tests over the last eight days, we have seen a significant increase in positive COVID-19 tests among our student-athletes, coaches and staff,” athletic director Jim Sterk said in a statement. “This eight-day uptick within our program is significant and has made it impossible for us to play in the bowl game.”
Why did Iowa stop playing Missouri after 1910 game?
In the last matchup between the two programs on Oct. 15, 1910, Iowa coach Jess Hawley took 19 varsity players for the team’s matchup in Columbia, Missouri. The Tigers had already announced that Iowa tackle Archie Alexander, a Black player, would not be allowed to play, due to pressure from Missouri
Along with the hostility toward the Iowa players, excessive heat near reported 100-degree temperatures made the game ugly, which the Tigers won 5-0. Due to circumstances that were deemed unsportsmanlike by Iowa, Hawley declared after the game he would never play Missouri again while head coach at Iowa.
This remained true after he left following the 1915 season.
According to a report from the History News Network, Iowa president George MacLean attempted a compromise of playing an integrated game in Iowa City, if not in the state of Missouri. In correspondence dated for November 1910, Missouri president Ross Hill reportedly dismissed MacLean’s suggestion, saying Missouri would not play a team with a Black player on it anywhere.
The teams did not meet again until the 2010 Insight Bowl — over 100 years since the Tigers refused to play an integrated Iowa team.
Juneteenth 2024: How to celebrate
Juneteenth became a federal holiday in 2021. Here’s how to prep for and celebrate the important holiday.
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Juneteenth is marking five years since it was officially recognized as a federal holiday.
Given the holiday’s relatively recent federal designation, it may not be clear to many what will be open/closed on Juneteenth. Will the post office be open? Will my trash get collected? Can I go to the Department of Motor Vehicles to renew my license?
Here’s a guide to what is open and closed on Juneteenth in Missouri.
When is Juneteenth 2026?
This year, Juneteenth will be celebrated on Friday, June 19. The holiday is also often celebrated on the third Saturday of June, with many events taking place on that day.
Communities use this day to honor resilience, culture and progress through various events, gatherings and activities. These can include church services, picnics, barbecues, parades and festivals, to name a few.
Are federal or Missouri state offices open on Juneteenth?
Given that Juneteenth is a federal holiday, non-essential federal offices will be closed.
It’s also a state holiday in Missouri, so all local governments and state offices will be closed, as well.
Will major retailers be open on Juneteenth?
Most major retailers, grocery stores, warehouse clubs and restaurants should be open on Juneteenth, but you may want to check with your local stores to confirm business hours, as they can vary by location.
Is the post office open on Juneteenth? Will mail be delivered?
All post offices will be closed, and mail will not be delivered on Juneteenth, according to the U.S. Postal Service’s website.
FedEx and UPS will operate more or less as usual, and their stores will be open.
Are banks open on Juneteenth?
Most banks will be closed on Juneteenth, as most follow the Federal Reserve’s holiday schedule.
Is the stock market open on Juneteenth?
Both the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq Stock Market will be closed on Juneteenth.
Will trash pickup happen on Juneteenth?
Trash pickup on Juneteenth varies from city to city, so it’s best to check with your local waste management service to see whether they observe the holiday.
Trash pickup can be delayed by one day if the scheduled pickup falls on a federal holiday.
Columbia will have normal trash pickup on Friday, according to the city’s website. Each hauler in Springfield sets its own holiday schedule. Ozark Refuse, Republic Services and Waste Management are not delayed for the holiday.
Are libraries and DMV offices open on Juneteenth?
Holiday hours can vary among Missouri’s libraries, so it’s best to check whether the ones in your area will be open on Juneteenth.
The Daniel Boone Regional Library network in Columbia and Springfield-Greene County Library District branches will be closed.
All Missouri Department of Revenue offices will be closed on Juneteenth, including driver examination stations. With that being said, some license offices will be operating during the holiday, so check the Missouri License Office Locator to see if your local office is open.
PETTIS COUNTY, Mo. (KCTV) – A Sedalia man is dead and a woman is recovering after a single-vehicle crash, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol.
Troopers say the crash happened around 11:20 p.m. on Tuesday, June 16, near the intersection of Route M and Whiteman Rd.
Investigators add that a 2018 Dodge Challenger, driven by a 30-year-old Sedalia man, was traveling north on the highway when it veered off the right side of the road.
MSHP notes that the vehicle struck a tree and a fence before rolling over.
First responders say they pronounced the driver dead at the scene around 11:55 p.m. He was wearing a seatbelt at the time of the crash.
Authorities indicate that a 26-year-old female passenger, also from Sedalia, suffered minor injuries and was transported to Bothwell Regional Health Center. She was not wearing a seatbelt.
The cause of the crash remains under investigation. No further information has been released.
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