By Teddy Greenstein
Looks like it will be another bizarre game for Northwestern, which leads Iowa 14-10 at the break.
Northwestern has just 109 total yards, including 31passing yards. But Iowa has committed four turnovers -- two interceptions, two fumbles.
Iowa quarterback Ricky Stanzi has been knocked out and replaced by the green James Vandenberg.
NU quarterback Mike Kafka, clearly bothered by a left hamstring injury, has been replaced by Dan Persa. Persa had the Wildcats driving late in the second quarter but made a poor decision on a first-down pass play from the Iowa 29. He threw into double coverage, and Joe Conklin made a diving interception.
In short, this has been a game of mistakes. Whichever team makes the fewest in the second half should win.
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