KCCI Cy-Hawk Showdown Special
Whether you are a Cyclone or a Hawkeye, the eyes of the state will be fixed on the action at Kinnick Stadium on Saturday.
A total of 70,000 fans will be at the game, with countless more watching across Iowa.
KCCI has some exclusive stories and things to watch out for when the CyHawk Showdown kicks off at 3 p.m. Saturday on the Big Ten network.
ISU quarterback Hunter Dekkers comes from a town of about 3,000 people. Hawarden is home to his family and friends who will all watch him start the biggest game of his career on Saturday.
Watch: ISU's Hunter Dekkers: Small town roots, big time success
It takes a lot to feed the Cyclones. KCCI sports anchor Jeff Dubrof takes a look at the staggering amount of food it takes to feed the team, and the multi-million dollar facility the players enjoy every day.
Watch: Feeding the Cyclones
Nile Kinnick. His name is synonymous with Iowa football. KCCI reporter Beau Bowman met with the man behind the recent documentary, and also found out how Kinnick's hometown plays a major role in the story.
Watch: Adel’s claim to Hawkeye Fame
A Waukee girl will take center stage tomorrow at Kinnick Stadium as the Kid Captain! Her life is a medical miracle thanks to some doctors in Iowa. Now, her family is organizing a toy drive to help other children in the hospital.
Watch: Waukee girl honored as ‘Kid Captain’ at Kinnick Stadium organizes toy drive for children in the hospital
Watch: CyHawk pregame analysis