Iowa Defeats Nebraska on Last-Second Field Goal in Heated Rivalry Game

The Hawkeyes overcame a 10-point halftime deficit to secure a dramatic 13-10 victory, fueled by late-game turnovers and tensions on and off the field.

Drew Stevens kicked a 53-yard field goal as time expired, sealing Iowa's 13-10 comeback victory over Nebraska in a frigid Big Ten rivalry game.
Iowa's Max Llewellyn forced and recovered a fumble from Nebraska quarterback Dylan Raiola with 20 seconds left, setting up the game-winning kick.
The Hawkeyes struggled offensively in the first half, managing just 20 yards and one first down, but rallied with 13 unanswered points in the second half.
Pregame tensions flared as Nebraska's captains refused to shake hands with Iowa's captains during the coin toss, fueling postgame criticism from Iowa players.
Both teams are bowl-eligible, with Iowa securing an eighth consecutive eight-win season, while Nebraska heads to its first bowl since 2016 despite losing five of its last six games.