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Bowling Green Falcons at Iowa State Cyclones

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How To Watch

How To Watch

How can I watch Bowling Green Falcons vs. Iowa State Cyclones?
  • TV Channel: Falcons at Cyclones 2021 College Football, week 3, is broadcasted on ESPNU.
  • Online streaming: Sign up for Fubo.

Matchup Prediction

Cyclones: 86.6%
Falcons: 13.4%
*According to ESPN's Basketball Power Index

Game Information

Jack Trice Stadium

Location: Ames, IA
Capacity:
Full Standings

Falcons Last 5

Date OPP Result
@ KENT KENT L 24-21
vs BUFF BUFF L 28-3
@ EMU EMU L 27-21
vs AKR AKR L 19-16
@ MASS MASS W 45-14

Cyclones Last 5

Date OPP Result
vs BYU L 41-27
vs ASU L 24-19
@ TCU W 20-17
vs KU W 38-14
@ OKST W 20-13

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