Kirk Ferentz was looking for the right words to describe the Hawkeyes' 13-10 walk-off victory over Nebraska football on Friday night. The Iowa football coach fo

Iowa head coach Kirk Ferentz discusses the grit his team showed in a 13-10 rivalry win over Nebraska at Kinnick Stadium.

The Nebraska Cornhuskers fell to the Iowa Hawkeyes 13-10 on a last-second field goal for the second year in a row. Iowa head coach Kirk Ferentz met with the media and had much to say following the victory.

Nebraska jumped out to a 3-0 lead on its first offensive possesion. The teams combined for 10 punts in the first half, but NU tacked on a touchdown in the final minute to take a 1

Nebraska had the ball with less than one minute left in the game, but Iowa's Max Llewellyn got a strip sack on Dylan Raiola to set up a 53-yard field goal from Drew Stevens as time expired.

Nebraska managed to take two L's in one night against Iowa. On Friday night, Nebraska outgained Iowa and controlled the football for roughly 39 minutes. The Cornhuskers also had more first downs while the Hawkeyes didn't convert on a single third-down play.