As we do every week, here is a look at where Iowa stands in the Big Ten statistically after week six of the conference season.
Iowa is now 4-2 on the season as the Hawkeyes got the job done at home on Friday against Nebraska, 26-20.
Here is a look at the numbers.
Offense
31.8 - points per game - 4th in the Big Ten
172.83 - rushing yards per game - 6th in the Big Ten
16 - rushing touchdowns as a team - 2nd in the Big Ten
191.7 - passing yards per game - 12th in the Big Ten
4 - passing touchdowns on the season - tied for 11th in the Big Ten
364.5 - yards per game - 12th in the Big Ten
20.7 - first downs per game - 8th in the Big Ten
35.8% - 3rd down conversion - 13th in the Big Ten
18 - plays of 20+ yards - tied for 11th in the Big Ten
90% - red zone conversion - 4th in the Big Ten
20 - touchdowns in the red zone - 1st in the Big Ten (24 touchdowns in 13 games in 2019)
7.0 - sacks allowed. Least in the Big Ten amongst teams that have played six games.
Defense
16.7 - points allowed per game - 3rd in the Big Ten
13 - touchdowns allowed this season - 3rd in the Big Ten
109.33 - rushing yards allowed per game - 3rd in the Big Ten
213.5 - passing yards allowed per game - 4th in the Big Ten
322.8 - yards allowed per game - 3rd in the Big Ten
4.46 - yards allowed per play - 3rd in the Big Ten
19 - sacks as a team - 2nd in the Big Ten
42 - tackles for a loss as a team - 1st in the Big Ten
10 - interceptions as a team - 3rd in the Big Ten
6 - fumbles recovered as a team - 3rd in the Big Ten
5 - fumbles forced as a team - 5th in the Big Ten
41.8% - opponent's 3rd down conversion rate - 7th in the Big Ten
82% - opponent's red zone conversion rate - 7th in the Big Ten
17 - plays allowed of 20+ yards - Least in the Big Ten amongst teams that have played six games
3 - opponent rushing plays of 20+ yards - 1st in the Big Ten
Special Teams
45.11 - yards on average per punt - 1st in the Big Ten
4.5 - punts per game - 7th in the Big Ten
15 - field goal attempts - 1st in the Big Ten
66.7 % - Iowa's field goal percentage - tied 9th in the Big Ten
18.1 - yards per kickoff return - 8th in the Big Ten
2.5 - punt returns per game - 1st in the Big Ten
194 - punt return yards on the season - 1st in the Big Ten
1 - punt return touchdown - tied for 1st in the Big Ten
Notable Individual Statistics
- Iowa quarterback Spencer Petras is averaging 189 passing yards per game, which is 9th amongst Big Ten starting quarterbacks. Petras' four touchdown passes are tied for 12th in the Big Ten and his quarterback rating is 12th (last) amongst quarterbacks that have played in 75 percent of the team's games and average 15 pass attempts per game.
- Iowa running back Tyler Goodson is averaging 94 rushing yards per game, which is ranked 3rd in the Big Ten. He is also third in the conference in carries per game with 18. His six rushing touchdowns are tied for 4th in the Big Ten. Mekhi Sargent is rushing for 54 yards per game, which is 14th in the Big Ten. His seven rushing touchdowns are third in the Big Ten and his carries per game is 24th in the conference.
- Iowa's leading receiver is wide receiver Ihmir Smith-Marsette. Smith-Marsette is averaging 34.6 receiving yards per game which is 29th in the Big Ten. Tight end Sam LaPorta is right behind with 33.8 receiving yards per game and that is tied for 31st. Wide receiver Nico Ragaini is at 31.5 receiving yards per game and that is 34th in the Big Ten.
- Iowa linebacker Nick Niemann is 2nd in the Big Ten in total tackles with 61. Fellow linebacker Seth Benson is 17th in the conference with 40 tackles.
- Iowa defensive tackle Daviyon Nixon leads the Big Ten in sacks with five. Chauncey Golston is tied in 3rd with four. Zach VanValkenburg is tied for 7th with 3.5.
- Nixon also leads the Big Ten in tackles for loss with 11.5. Golston is 4th with seven and VanValkenburg is tied for 5th with 6.5.
- Iowa safety Jack Koerner is tied for 4th in the Big Ten in interceptions with three. Cornerback Riley Moss and linebacker Barrington Wade are both tied for 7th with two.
- Iowa defensive back Dane Belton is tied for 5th in the conference with four passes broken up.
- Iowa wide receiver Charlie Jones leads the conference in yards per punt return with 12.93 and total return yards with 194.
- Iowa punter Tory Taylor is second in the Big Ten in average yards per punt with 45.11. That is the most amongst the punters that have played at least six games this season.
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