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Iowa Dominates Nebraska Again, Extends Win Streak to 16

1/24/2026

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Summary

Story summary

Nebraska lost to Iowa 22-14 at the Bob Devaney Sports Center in Lincoln, in a record crowd of 7,891.
Iowa extended its 16th consecutive win over Nebraska since 2005.
Brock Hardy earned his 100th career win at 141 pounds with a 1-0 decision over Nasir Bailey.
Nebraska won four of ten bouts, including Camden McDanel's 20-5 tech fall at 197 pounds.
The Huskers will face No. 2 Ohio State next.

History

Historical Context

The University of Iowa's wrestling program, established in 1911, has become a dominant force in collegiate wrestling, winning 15 NCAA Championships under legendary coach Dan Gable from 1976 to 1997. The 2005 NCAA Wrestling Championships, held in St. Louis, attracted over 100,000 fans, reflecting the sport's growing popularity and the intense rivalry with Nebraska, highlighted by Iowa's 16 consecutive victories.

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Story summary

Nebraska lost to Iowa 22-14 at the Bob Devaney Sports Center in Lincoln, in a record crowd of 7,891.
Iowa extended its 16th consecutive win over Nebraska since 2005.
Brock Hardy earned his 100th career win at 141 pounds with a 1-0 decision over Nasir Bailey.
Nebraska won four of ten bouts, including Camden McDanel's 20-5 tech fall at 197 pounds.
The Huskers will face No. 2 Ohio State next.

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