score of 14–2. Gordon Locke had his best game of the season, carrying the ball 37 times and rushing for 202 yards, a Hawkeye record. Purdue On October 29, Iowa made their first road trip of the season, traveling to West Lafayette. Purdue had lost their first three games of 1921 by a combined score of 51–0. The Boilermakers scored their first points of the season against the Hawkeyes, but Iowa won the game 13–6 on a field covered with several inches of water. Aubrey Devine scored the first Hawkeye touchdown but missed the extra point. He later scored the touchdown that won the game on a memorable punt return and made the extra point. Devine accounted for all of the points for Iowa. Minnesota Iowa played Minnesota in Minneapolis on November 5. Henry L. Williams, the coach of the Gophers and Hall of Fame inductee in the inaugural class in 1951, was in his final year at Minnesota, having coached the Gophers to a 136–31–11 record from 1900 to 1921. The Hawkeyes handed Minnesota their worst loss under Williams and their second-worst loss ever, winning 41–7. It was the most points the Gophers had ever allowed in forty years of varsity football. Aubrey Devine had his best game of the season, scoring twenty-nine points and passing for the other twelve points. Devine rushed for four touchdowns, passed for two touchdowns and kicked five extra points. He had 484 total yards: 162 rushing yards, 122 passing yards and 200 return yards on kicks, punts and interceptions. Indiana The final Iowa home game of the season was played on November 12 against Indiana. The Hoosiers lost to Minnesota in their first Big Ten game by the score of 6–0. Likewise, the Hawkeyes shut out Indiana, 41–0. It was the worst loss for Indiana since 1914. Aubrey Devine had another huge game, rushing for four touchdowns and kicking four extra points. He rushed for 183 yards and passed for 102 yards. Devine scored a combined 57 points on November 5 and 12. Northwestern Iowa played their final game of the season on November 19 in Evanston. Northwestern had already beaten DePaul but the Purple had lost their other five games by a combined score of 106–0. The Hawkeyes handed Northwestern their sixth shutout loss of the season, winning 14–0. The victory gave Iowa its first perfect season and outright Big Ten championship.