Story Links The Matchup: Central Michigan vs. Iowa LIVE COVERAGE Radio: Central Michigan IMG Sports Network - Don Chiodo (play by play), Brock Gutierrez (analyst) and Justin Hoff (reporter) Television: Big Ten Network - Kevin Kugler, Danan Hughes and Tom Helmer (BTN GameFinder) Live Audio: CMU Sports Zone (free) Live Video Webcast: BTN2GO Live Stats: Click Here THE SERIES Series Record: Iowa leads, 2-0 Last Meeting: Iowa 38, Central Michigan 0 (September 5, 1998 at Iowa) SETTING THE SCENE • Central Michigan will face a second consecutive Big Ten opponent on Saturday when it takes on Iowa (2-1) (12 p.m. ET) at historic Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City in the Chippewas’ 2012 road opener.

• The contest is the first of a three-game road swing for the Chippewas, which will also feature visits to MAC opponents Northern Illinois (September 29) and Toledo (October 6). • The third meeting between CMU and Iowa will be televised nationally on the Big Ten Network with Kevin Kugler, Danan Hughes, and Tom Helmer calling the action. • The game can also be viewed online at BTN2GO. THE CENTRAL MICHIGAN-IOWA SERIES • Iowa has won the two previous meetings with Central Michigan, both taking place at Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City. • The Hawkeyes downed the Chippewas 52-21 in 1994 and 38-0 in 1998. DAVE FARRIS TO SERVE AS CMU HONORARY CAPTAIN • Dave Farris was a four-year member of the CMU football team from 1966-69.

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• In his senior season, Farris was the only regular to play on offense and defense for the Chippewas, seeing time at both tight end and defensive tackle. • In 1969, the Pontiac, Mich. Native was an all-conference and honorable mention All-American selection and earned team most valuable player honors.

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• A 15th round selection of the Buffalo Bills in the 1970 NFL Draft, Farris would go on to play three years of semi-pro football. • After a successful stint as a high school coach and one year as a graduate assistant at CMU, he served as an assistant coach on the 1977 Chippewas staff. SCOUTING IOWA • Iowa’s match-up with Central Michigan at Kinnick Stadium is the third contest of a four-game home stand and is its second game versus a MAC opponent in 2012, having edged Northern Illinois, 18-17, in Chicago in the season opener. • Senior quarterback James Vandenberg, an 18-game career starter for the Hawkeyes, has thrown for 593 yards with no touchdowns and two interceptions, completing 57.3 of his passes.

• The Hawkeyes offense has featured different leading rushers in each of their first three games, most recently fullback Mark Reisman who ran for 113 yards in last week’s 27-16 win over Northern Iowa. • Senior wide receiver Keenan Davis is Iowa’s leading receiver with 14 receptions for 170 yards. • The Hawkeyes’ top three tacklers are linebackers, led by junior Anthony Hitchens, who has a team-high 37 stops. • Senior linebacker Tom Donatell, a former quarterback and defensive back, tops Iowa with two interceptions, while senior defensive lineman Joe Gaglione has a team-best two sacks. 1 IN COLLEGE FOOTBALL • Central Michigan is the lone team at any level of NCAA football (FBS, FCS, DII, DIII) to not be penalized thus far in the 2012 season.

• The Chippewas weren’t called for a penalty in their 38-27 win over Southeast Missouri State, achieving that feat for the first time since September 17, 2011 versus Western Michigan, and then followed it up by recording zero penalties in the loss to Michigan State. • Although the NCAA does not keep specific records for fewest penalties in consecutive games, the CMU mark is believed to be one of the few instances in recent years when an FBS team was not penalized in back-to-back contests. CMU Head Coach Dan Enos Enos Enters Third Season as CMU Head Coach • Dan Enos is the 26th head coach in CMU history and the ninth since the start of the 1950 season. • The Chippewas’ 33-0 win over Hampton in the 2009 season opener made Enos the first Chippewa head coach since Herb Deromedi to win his debut. Deromedi, a member of the College Football Hall of Fame, defeated Kent State, 41-0, in his debut in 1978.

• Enos guided the Chippewas to a 48-41 home win over eventual MAC champion Northern Illinois in 2012. Central Michigan is the last team to defeat NIU, which owns the nation’s longest winning streak at nine games.