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Sure it is, they don't score at all in OT One.  They tie after regular 4-4.

I had to think about it but I'm fairly certain that is not mathematically possible.

I guess if Rutgers somehow gave up a safety on a drive that started at the Iowa 25.

It is mathemagically possible, but very unlikely. That said, consider:

2004/10/23  Iowa 6 - Penn State    4
1939/11/04  Iowa 4 - Purdue    0

Iowa has been involved in some defensive baseball score battles.

 

gee, I don't know

I might have to take that wager

some pretty wacky things happen 

we are on the Hawkeye/Knights thread

Maybe in high school?

Be pretty tough in HS too.  When I played in HS possessions in OT started at the opponents’ 10.  I was at a game a couple weeks ago and they now start at the OPP 20.

The Iowa defense outscored the Iowa offense 14-13, and outscored Rutgers 14-10.
Rutgers had 361 total yards which was a lot for the Iowa defense to give up.
Iowa's offense had 277-yards, which is not bad considering this offense is one of FBS's worst offenses. But it is still bad considering other offenses in the FBS.
Iowa's kicker, Drew Stevens, started the year as 2nd team kicker. Today, he kicked 2 field goals, and for his final field goal used the entire width of the goal posts to bank it in off the left goal post from 51-yards. Iowa has a history of winning games the past 40 years thanks to late field goals, so this is a good omen for Iowa.
Coming into this one, I thought Rutgers had about an even chance of winning. By the 4th quarter you would not have known it was a sell-out in Piscataway.

This game reminded me a lot of the Iowa-MD game last year.  Iowa heading to east coast early in conference play with a solid defense and doubts about offense.  Defense has key takeaways and scores early.  Iowa's offense looks surprisingly effective when it gets a lead,  and Iowa goes on to dominant victory.