Iowa had two seconds and made them count on Saturday at the Big House.
The Hawkeyes' Reece Vander Zee caught a 16-yard touchdown pass from Hank Brown as time expired to give Iowa a 20-19 victory over Michigan in a Big 10 thriller.
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The play capped and 11-play, 91-yard drive.
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On third-and-10, tight end Addison Ostrenga deflected a pass to himself and caught it with two seconds left.
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Iowa would have had to snap the
football once the down markers were set but ...
Michigan defensive end John Henry Daley was injured on the play and the clock stopped so the Wolverines training staff could care for the player.
That gave Iowa time to huddle, call the final play and Brown and Vander Zee made every second count.
This article originally appeared on The List Wire: Iowa staggers Michigan on touchdown pass as time expires
