Iowa shocks Michigan: Hawkeyes take down Wolverines with poetic walk-off TD pass

No. 17 Iowa stunned No. 18 Michigan 20-19 on the final play of the game after Hank Brown threw a game-winning touchdown to Reese Vander Zee with no time remaining at Michigan Stadium. The Hawkeyes beat Michigan in Ann Arbor for the first time since 2010.

Brown led a 91-yard game-winning drive, aided by a 15-yard unnecessary roughness penalty to set up a 29-yard pass. After a Michigan injury timeout, Iowa had two seconds remaining to set up the stunning game-winning pass from Brown to Vander Zee, just weeks after Michigan beat Western Michigan on a controversial Hail Mary with one second remaining.

The Wolverines' passing game had a big day behind the first pair of 100-yard receiving teammates in Ann Arbor since 2002. Andrew Marsh (106 yards) and JJ Buchanan (130 yards) each made significant plays down the stretch. Buchanan had a 49-yard touchdown reception that gave the Wolverines a lead that seemed to put the game away.

The Hawkeyes stayed in the game behind some exceptional special teams play, including a 99-yard kickoff return for a touchdown by Braeden Jackson. Iowa had fewer than 100 yards until the closing seconds of the third quarter, when a 32-yard connection…

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