Iowa staggers Michigan on touchdown pass as time expires
Iowa had two seconds left and made them count, as Hank Brown threw a game-winning TD pass to Reece Vander Zee at Michigan.
Iowa secured a thrilling 20-19 victory over Michigan in a Big Ten matchup on Saturday at the Big House. With just two seconds remaining on the clock, Hawkeyes quarterback Hank Brown connected with tight end Reece Vander Zee for a crucial 16-yard touchdown pass, capping an 11-play, 91-yard drive.
The game-changing touchdown came after tight end Addison Ostrenga deflected a pass to himself on third-and-10, allowing him to catch the ball with two seconds left on the clock. This incredible play kept Iowa in the game, and the perfect execution by Brown sealed the win.
Michigan defensive end John Henry Daley was injured during the play, causing the clock to stop temporarily. This allowed Iowa's training staff to tend to the player, providing Iowa with the necessary time to huddle, call their final play, and Vander Zee and Brown delivered an outstanding performance, making every second count.
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