Michigan Football loses to Iowa on walk-off touchdown with 2 seconds left

Both teams picked up a pair of first downs on their opening drives before the offenses stalled out and were forced to punt. Bryce Underwood appeared to convert a third down, but a holding penalty spoiled the possession.

On the next possession, Michigan marched down the field and into the end zone with a nine-play, 89-yard drive that ended with Underwood finding wide receiver JJ Buchanan for an 18-yard touchdown to go up 7-0 with 1:58 left in the quarter.

Michigan wide receiver Andrew Marsh recorded two catches for 47 yards to help fuel the scoring drive, highlighted by a toe-tapping reception along the sideline. Buchanan also had a third-down reception just moments before his touchdown.