Iowa-Iowa State Football Rivalry Set for Saturday

The Iowa State Cyclones will face off against the Iowa Hawkeyes 5 p.m. Saturday at Jack Trice Stadium for the annual Cy-Hawk Football game. 

The Cyclones were victorious the last time they met in Ames. What are your predictions this time around? Tell us in the comments.

Records: Iowa, (1-1); Iowa State (0-1)

Game Time: 5 p.m.

Stadium Opens: 3:30 p.m.

Ticket Price: Sold Out.

TV: Fox Sports 1, 

• DirectTV: 219 (HD/SD)
• Dish Network: 150 (HD/SD)
• Mediacom (Ames/Des Moines): 861 (HD), 74 (SD), 52.9 (digital)

Jack Trice Stadium Address: 1798 S. Fourth St., Ames, Iowa 50010.

Parking Lots Open: Lots open to the general public at 11 a.m. Cyclone club members who have purchased permits are allowed to enter the donor lots at 7 a.m.

Parking Cost: $5 to $40. Car and truck parking is $20 per spot.

Roads Closed: South Fourth Street may be closed to allow pedestrians to cross University Boulevard safely.

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Bus Routes: Both CyRide's Red and Blue route pass the stadium. Get out at Lincoln Way and Beach Avenue on the Red route and at Jack Trice on the Blue route.

Public Consumption Laws: Do not apply in the Iowa State Center parking areas, but people are not allowed to drink hard liquor, bring kegs or drink from glass bottles. No wood fires or real furniture are allowed.

More tailgating rules follow below:

Cyclone Tailgating Rules

Maintain a clear drive lane in the lot

Use 1 space only

No holding spaces

No smoking

Fires in cooking grills only

No kegs or beer bongs

Jack Trice Stadium Policies and Procedures

- See more at: Iowa State News. 

GAME PREVIEWS

Cyclone Coach Paul Rhoads told the Ames Tribune that he views the Cy-Hawk football game as a fun rivalry. “There is not hatred in this game. It's competitive that's what college football is all about.” See more at : Video: Rhoads on ISU-Iowa rivalry

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