Iowa will not have starting quarterback Spencer Petras under center which will limit an already limited offense. Minnesota's defense is decent and they rely on their ground game to control the clock and wear down the opposing defense. They could run into struggles running the ball against the Hawkeye's defensive front. Iowa’s offense has been struggling to find the endzone and struggled against Northwestern last week. Minnesota hasn't been lighting up the scoreboard and scored just six points at home against Illinois last week. On the other side. Iowa hasn’t scored more than 17 points in their last three games. Minnesota's defense is giving up just 18.3 points a game. It is hard to see where the points are going to come from in this one.

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