IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) - Seneca Wallace passed for 361 yards, threw for a score and ran for another as Iowa State rallied to beat Iowa 36-31 Saturday night.
Iowa State (3-1) scored three touchdowns in the first 10½ minutes of the second half and added a safety to erase Iowa's 24-7 halftime lead and beat the Hawkeyes for the fifth straight time.
Iowa (2-1) lost three fumbles in the second half, all of them leading to Iowa State points, and also lost two key players.
Fred Russell, who had rushed for 133 yards in 15 carries and scored on a 46-yard run, went out early in the second half with a bruised left shoulder. All-Big Ten safety Bob Sanders left later in the half with an undetermined foot injury.
Iowa State also trailed No. 5 Florida State by 17 at halftime in its opener and fell just short, losing 38-31.
The Cyclones completed the comeback this time, taking advantage of two critical fumbles by Iowa quarterback Brad Banks and getting solid play from Wallace, who finished 23-of-37 with one interception.
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