Mark Gronowski rallied the troops just in time. After a Stevens field goal early in the fourth brought Iowa within a touchdown, Gronowski hit Jacob Gill for a 13-yard score in the back corner of the north end zone with 1:29 left. Following another defensive stop, the Hawkeyes got the ball back with 41 seconds left and went to work.

Michigan State's defense has been great today, and when Iowa finally found a sustained drive offensively, the Spartans stood tall deep in their own end and forced a field goal. There's 11:27 left in the game and MSU is getting the ball back up seven.