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Iowa head coach Kirk Ferentz is preparing his Hawkeyes for a marquee Big Ten clash in Iowa City, where the 14th-ranked Hawkeyes host the 5th-ranked Ohio State Buckeyes. The matchup between two nationally ranked teams has drawn attention from college football fans, with coverage highlighting the rare top-15 meeting at Kinnick Stadium and the challenge Iowa faces against the higher-ranked visitors.
- 2Jeremiah Smith breaks records as Ohio State quiets Kinnick Stadium●As Jeremiah Smith breaks more Ohio State records, is Iowa's Kinnick magic fading? https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/76564
Ohio State star receiver Jeremiah Smith continued breaking school records as the Buckeyes won on the road at Iowa on October 3, 2026. The recap asks whether Kinnick Stadium's long-running magic — Iowa's reputation for staging improbable home upsets in that venue — is fading, after the Hawkeyes failed to land another signature shock against a top-ranked opponent.
- 3Behind the scenes with the 'Maestro' of Ohio Stadium●How the "Maestro" of Ohio Stadium runs a gameday - Jerod Smalley
A profile by Jerod Smalley looks at the person known as the 'Maestro' of Ohio Stadium and how they orchestrate a gameday at the venue, home of Ohio State football. The piece offers a behind-the-scenes look at the coordination and timing that go into running game days at the stadium.
- 4Columbus first US city to offer free period products in sports venues●Columbus becomes first U.S. city offering free period products in major sports venues, mayor says
Columbus, Ohio has become the first U.S. city to provide free menstrual products in its major sports venues, according to the mayor. The move means fans attending games and events at the city's large stadiums and arenas will have access to period products at no cost, a step aimed at improving access to menstrual health items in public-facing spaces.
- 5Columbus Puts Free Menstrual Products in All Sports Venues●Columbus, Ohio, rolls out free menstrual hygiene products to all sports venues
Columbus, Ohio, has begun providing free menstrual hygiene products across all of its sports venues, making the supplies available to spectators and athletes at stadiums and facilities citywide. The move is part of a broader push by cities and venue operators to treat menstrual products as basic amenities, and it may prompt other municipalities to consider similar policies for their own public sports facilities.