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Time, TV options announced for Iowa football's matchup with Purdue

The kickoff time and TV options have been announced for Iowa football's matchup with Purdue on Nov. 14 at Kinnick Stadium.

Iowa City will host a football matchup between Iowa and Purdue on November 14, kicking off at either 6 p.m. or 6:30 p.m. CT at Kinnick Stadium. The game will be televised on FS1 or NBC, with the specific time and channel to be revealed later. Iowa is currently sitting at a 6-2 record, having recently defeated Wisconsin 30-0 to improve their standing.

Their season victories include wins over Iowa State, Michigan, Washington, and Wisconsin, while losses have come against Ohio State and Minnesota. The Hawkeyes will next travel to Northwestern before facing Purdue. Purdue, on the other hand, stands at 3-5 overall, with their lone power conference victories coming against Illinois and Minnesota.

Their losses have been to Wake Forest, UCLA, Notre Dame, Washington, and Penn State. The two teams have previously met twice this season, against Minnesota and Washington. Purdue defeated Minnesota 41-13 in West Lafayette, while Iowa lost 13-10 at Minnesota. Washington won 38-26 against Purdue in West Lafayette, while Iowa secured a 41-24 victory at Washington.

This will be the first time Iowa and Purdue clash since Barry Odom became the head coach of the Boilermakers.

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