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It's the Opposition Research on hawkeye nation.com.

Welcome to the opposition research podcast here on hawkineation.com.

My name is Andrew Downs. Each week I'll find a beat reporter, blogger, or broadcaster that covers Iowa's upcoming opponent.

If you have a suggestion for who I should talk to in a given week, or if you have any questions you'd like me to ask, you can find me on Twitter at Andrew C. Downs. Let's get to this week's game. It's a Big Ten opener, the biggest game on the schedule, a trip to Penn State for a nationally televised ranked matchup in a whiteout atmosphere. 6.30 kicks Saturday night, Iowa, about a two-touchdown underdog. And my guest today covers the nitty lines for statecollege.com. It's Ben Jones. Thanks again for the time, Ben. Yeah, thanks for having me, man. Before we dive into this year's matchup, I want to go back a couple of years to that huge game at Kinnick Stadium. Iowa got the big win and the top five matchup.

And there were some residual stories after that game that really seemed to rankle some people on both sides.

Now, Iowa has its Big Ten West rivals and Penn State's focused on beating Ohio State and Michigan out east.

But this series has been back and forth, featured some really close games.

What is Penn State's view and maybe the fan base's view of Iowa as a program and as a

fan base?

Yeah, I mean, I think that there's obviously a lot of respect there.

I mean, you go back even further to when Penn State was having some success in the late

stages of the Joe Paterno era.

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