Brown Line drivers made good on a bet made between Washington Gov. Jay Inslee and Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds before the Alamo Bowl football game in San Antonio, TX. "Both Iowa and Washington state are used to being No. 1 in agriculture – apples for Washington and corn, eggs and hogs for Iowa," Gov. Reynolds said before the contest. The Iowa State University Cyclone football team was beaten by the Washington State University Cougars, 28-26 and Gov. Reynolds lost the bet.
Gov. Reynolds pledged to send the Iowa delicacies once the Cougars won the game. Iowa's Vande Rose Farms and Lynch Family Foundation donated bacon and other pork products to Olympia's Thurston County Food Bank. Brown Line, which specializes in transporting perishable commodities, delivered the items. Had the Cougars lost, Gov. Inslee wagered a feast of Ivar's famous clam chowder to Iowa's Northeast Iowa Food Bank.
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