How to watch Iowa vs. Wisconsin: Time, TV channel, live stream

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Star runner Kaleb Johnson and the Iowa Hawkeyes (5-3) face the Wisconsin Badgers (5-3) at Kinnick Stadium on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. ET.

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Here's how to watch Iowa vs. Wisconsin

Iowa has a 2-0 record against Wisconsin in their last two meetings.
In those games, the Hawkeyes have an ATS record of 2-0 while the two teams have failed to exceed the total number of points.
Wisconsin has scored 23 fewer points than Iowa in the last two games.

Iowa ranked 100th in offense this year (347.9 yards per game) and was even better on defense, ranking 23rd with just 315.9 yards allowed per game.
Iowa was a bottom-25 passing offense this year, ranking seventh-worst with 138.8 passing yards per game. The defensive unit ranks 55th in the FBS (211.8 passing yards allowed per game).
The Hawkeyes rank 57th in points scored this year (29.4 points per game), but they thrived on the other side of the ball, ranking 24th in the FBS with 19 points allowed per game .
The Hawkeyes were strong on both ends in the running game, ranking 17th in rushing offense (209.1 rushing yards per game) and 16th in rushing defense (104.1 rushing yards allowed per game).
From an offensive perspective, Iowa ranks 39th in the FBS with a 43.6% third-down conversion rate. Meanwhile, the team's defense ranks 28th in third-down conversion rate allowed (104.1).
The Hawkeyes have forced a total of 15 turnovers this season (20th in the FBS) and committed seven turnovers (19th in the FBS), for a turnover margin of +8, 13th best in college football.

name	position	statistics
Caleb Johnson	RB	1,144 YDS / 16 TD / 143 YPG / 7.8 YPC 18 REC / 111 REC YDS / 1 REC TD / 13.9 REC YPG
Cade McNamara	QB	1,017 YDS (60.5%) / 6 TD / 5 INT
Reece Vander Zee	WR	14 REC / 176 YDS / 3 TD / 25.1 YPG
Brendan Sullivan	QB	93 YDS (68.8%) / 1 TD / 0 INT 77 RUSH YDS / 3 RUSH TD / 9.6 RUSH YPG
Jay Higgins	L.B	69 TKL / 1 TFL / 1 SACK / 3 INT
Nick Jackson	L.B	41 TKL / 2 TFL / 2.5 BAG
Aaron Graves	DL	18 TKL / 4 TFL / 5 BAG
Ethan Hurkett	DL	28 TKL / 2 TFL / 2.5 BAG

Wisconsin thrived on the defensive side of the ball, allowing just 311.1 total yards per contest (21st best). It ranks 69th on offense with 393 total yards per game.
Wisconsin excelled in pass defense, allowing just 167.1 passing yards per game (12th best). Offensively, it ranks 81st in the FBS with 213.1 passes per game.
The Badgers rank 78th in the FBS with 27 points per game, but are led by their defense, which ranks 23rd with just 18.9 points per game.
In terms of rushing, the Badgers rank 45th in the FBS in offense (179.9 rushing yards per game) and 64th in defense (144 rushing yards allowed per game).
In terms of third-down efficiency, Wisconsin ranks 44th in the FBS (42.9% third-down conversion rate) and 57th in defense (37% third-down rate allowed).
With nine forced turnovers (85th in the FBS) and 13 committed turnovers (86th in the FBS) this season, the Badgers rank 98th in the FBS with a -4 turnover margin.