Iowa’s last-play win over Michigan jolts Week 4 college football races
A touchdown as time expired gave Iowa its first win at Michigan Stadium since 2010, while Florida routed Ole Miss and Wisconsin stunned Penn State.
Iowa beat Michigan with a touchdown on the final play, its first win at Michigan Stadium since 2010. Hank Brown’s pass to Reece Vander Zee completed the late turnaround and kept the Hawkeyes undefeated. CBS Sports said the result moved Iowa into the Big Ten title and postseason conversation.
Florida defeated No. 4 Ole Miss 52–28, running for more than 300 yards as a team. Jadan Baugh and Duke Clark combined for 268 rushing yards and four touchdowns, according to CBS Sports. The outlet described Florida as a national contender, though the Gators still have Texas and Georgia on their schedule.
Wisconsin upset No. 13 Penn State after quarterback Colton Joseph threw two touchdown passes in the final 3:31, including a 72-yard score with 73 seconds left. Penn State finished with 233 yards. Wake Forest also beat Louisville 30–27, complicating the ACC race and weakening Louisville’s playoff prospects, in CBS Sports’ assessment.
Georgia beat Oklahoma 41–13 after the Sooners fell behind 28–0 at half. John Mateer’s fumbles and interception contributed to the deficit. LSU defeated Texas A&M 35–6; CBS Sports called the loss a severe setback for the Aggies, who face several ranked opponents later in the season.
Other results included Oklahoma State’s 41–24 win over West Virginia and Ohio State’s 42–19 victory against Illinois. Week 4 produced losses for several ranked teams, but the wider effects on conference titles and playoff places remain unresolved.
