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3 things we learned from Michigan Football’s last-second loss to Iowa

Michigan suffered a heartbreaking last-second defeat to Iowa after controlling much of the game at Michigan Stadium. Despite outgaining the Hawkeyes 429 yards to 285 yards and getting a strong performance from quarterback Bryce Underwood, self-inflicted mistakes ultimately cost the Wolverines.

A kickoff return touchdown, a costly red zone interception by Underwood, and a crucial late-game penalty by Zeke Berry on receiver Tony Diaz allowed Iowa to escape with an unexpected victory. Offensive coordinator Jason Beck had successfully involved targets like JJ Buchanan and Andrew Marsh, but the team could not overcome the critical errors.

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