Pylon cam caught 1 perfect angle of Iowa's walk-off touchdown against Michigan

Iowa stunned Michigan in a ranked showdown in Ann Arbor on Saturday. The Hawkeyes trailed 19-14 with 1:37 remaining, but despite starting at their own nine, the offense marched down the field and set up a final play with two seconds left at the Wolverines ' 16. Hank Brown threw a perfect ball to rec

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Iowa stunned Michigan in a ranked showdown in Ann Arbor on Saturday.

The Hawkeyes trailed 19-14 with 1:37 remaining, but despite starting at their own nine, the offense marched down the field and set up a final play with two seconds left at the Wolverines

' 16. Hank Brown threw a perfect ball to receiver Reece Vander Zee, who caught it at the sideline but kept his feet in bounds for a game-winning touchdown.

It was an electric finish at Michigan Stadium, and the CBS broadcast replay captured the walk-off touchdown catch from the perfect angle: the pylon at the goal line, which captured just how impressive Vander Zee's sideline toe drag was.

AN UNBELIEVABLE SCENE IN ANN ARBOR! pic.twitter.com/iyz49GtMPk
— CBS Sports College Football 🏈 (@CBSSportsCFB) September 26, 2026

It was a bit of a full-circle moment for the

Wolverines, who beat Western Michigan in Week 1 on a controversial Hail Mary as time expired. Now, they've suffered their first loss of the season on a game-winning touchdown pass as time expired.

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