It’s BYOS (bring your own shovel) for Purdue for Iowa today.
Not only does Purdue have the task of taking on the No. 6 team in the country, but the Boilermakers must do it in a frozen tundra.
Check out Iowa’s Kinnick Stadium, which was buried under nearly a foot of snow Saturday morning.
Snow plows clearing the frozen tundra for Purdue at Iowa pic.twitter.com/DRVqCRhoRU
— Brett McMurphy (@Brett_McMurphy) November 21, 2015
Early look #Purdue at Iowa pic.twitter.com/G7ljmJjrA9
— mike carmin (@carmin_jc) November 21, 2015
Here's IOWA'S KINNICK FIELD, benn working ALL nite... Burrrrr!!! pic.twitter.com/HBDVK6p5td
— Brett Wade P. (@b7et893de) November 21, 2015
Made the right call to fly. Just landed in Iowa City. Snow on the ground but the Boilers are going to heat it up! pic.twitter.com/BlQGCFb12P
— Kelly Kitchel (@Kelly_Kitchel) November 21, 2015
Crews are still working to clear the snow before the Hawkeyes’ 11 a.m. kickoff. The good news is that the snow is supposed to let up before game time, according to weather.com‘s hourly forecast.
Iowa is still on the outside looking in of the College Football Playoffs, but will almost assuredly be in if it wins out – including the Big Ten championship game in two weekends.
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