Recap: Iowa stuns Michigan on last-second touchdown pass
Key Points:
- Iowa stunned Michigan with a last-second 91-yard touchdown drive, winning 20-19 at Michigan Stadium on Saturday, capped by a 29-yard pass to Addison Ostrenga and a final touchdown catch by Reece Vander Zee with 2 seconds left.
- The Hawkeyes overcame a missed field goal and a 5-point deficit in the final two minutes, showcasing a resilient offense led by quarterback Hank Brown on an 11-play, 91-yard drive lasting 1:46.
- Michigan led for most of the game, highlighted by a deep touchdown pass from Bryce Underwood to JJ Buchanan and an early 99-yard kickoff return touchdown by Iowa's Braeden Jackson to tie the game.
- Iowa's defense made key plays, including an interception by Deshaun Lee near the end zone and forcing Michigan to turn over on downs, helping set up the game-winning drive.
- The victory marks a rare road win for Iowa over Michigan, who had dominated the series historically and were favored after a strong 3-0 start to their season under new head coach Kyle Whittingham.