Former High School Teammates Set to Face Off in Big Ten Matchup Between Iowa and Michigan
- On Saturday, the 3-0 Iowa Hawkeyes open Big Ten Conference play at Michigan Stadium with starting quarterback Hank Brown, whose offense averages 477 yards per game.
- To prepare for the venue holding more than 100,000 fans, Iowa is using loud music and scout-team film study; offensive lineman Trevor Lauck said the team will employ a silent cadence due to expected volume.
- Brown expressed confidence in his preparation, stating, "Getting reps in-game is always going to allow me to feel more confident," while praising scout-team players for replicating Michigan's defensive schemes.
- Iowa defensive back Deshaun Lee faces former Belleville High School teammate and Michigan quarterback Bryce Underwood, with whom he won a state championship; Lee maintains his focus remains on winning regardless of their shared history.
- Head coach Kirk Ferentz emphasized players must remain "wired in" during noisy snaps as the Hawkeyes pursue their undefeated record, with kickoff at 2:30 p.m. on CBS and the Hawkeye Radio Network.
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