Just about everything that could have gone wrong for the Iowa Hawkeyes against the UCLA Bruins did go wrong in their embarrassing 20-17 loss that continues their abysmal road performances. The Hawkeyes looked unprepared in this game and continued a troubling trend of not performing when away from Kinnick Stadium.

Wisconsin’s 42-10 blowout loss at Iowa last weekend was as bad as the final score indicates. The 32-point margin is the Badgers’ biggest loss to the rival Hawkeyes since 1968, Iowa’s 42 points are the most Wisconsin has allowed in the rivalry since 1975 and Iowa’s 329 total rushing yards are the most the Wisconsin program has allowed in a single game in nearly 12 years.

And most significantly, Iowa's defense offered little resistance to a UCLA offense that's suddenly humming along after several dormant weeks. All of it together equaled Iowa's demoralizing 20-17 loss,

WHAT’S AT STAKE? The Iowa Hawkeyes (6-3, 4-2 Big Ten) travel to California for their first conference meeting with the UCLA Bruins (3-5, 2-4 Big Ten), who have revived what looked to be a lost season with consecutive wins,

Here's what to know about the series history between Iowa and UCLA, including all-time meetings and head-to-head records: