What happened
No. 5 Ohio State at No. 14 Iowa. On Iowa's second snap Kenyatta Jackson Jr. sacks Hank Brown and Christian Alliegro recovers the fumble. Twelve seconds before the half, Julian Sayin hits Jeremiah Smith for a 12-yard touchdown, and in the third quarter Sayin finds Smith for 57 more. Smith finished with 11 catches for 206 yards in the Buckeyes' 31-14 win. Three snaps from the official play-by-play, redrawn on the board.
The plays
From the official play-by-play. Win-probability swing is the change on that snap.
| When | Down | Spot | Play | Result | WP swing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Q1 14:13 | 2nd & 8 | own 27 | Brown sacked -13, fumble recovered by Ohio State | Fumble lost | |
| Q2 0:12 | 3rd & 4 | at the 12 | Sayin to Smith, +12, TD | Touchdown | |
| Q3 6:11 | 2nd & 4 | own 43 | Sayin to Smith, +57, TD | Touchdown |
Narration
So, fifth-ranked Ohio State at Iowa. Jeremiah Smith, two hundred six yards.
Then, Iowa's second snap. Hank Brown sacked by Kenyatta Jackson. Christian Alliegro recovers.
Then, twelve seconds before the half. Julian Sayin, to Jeremiah Smith. Touchdown.
Then, third quarter. Sayin deep to Smith, fifty-seven yards. Smith strikes the Heisman.
So, final. Ohio State thirty-one, Iowa fourteen.
Players in this breakdown
Questions
What decided Ohio State at Iowa?
No. 5 Ohio State at No. 14 Iowa. On Iowa's second snap Kenyatta Jackson Jr. sacks Hank Brown and Christian Alliegro recovers the fumble. Twelve seconds before the half, Julian Sayin hits Jeremiah Smith for a 12-yard touchdown, and in the third quarter Sayin finds Smith for 57 more. Smith finished with 11 catches for 206 yards in the Buckeyes' 31-14 win. Three snaps from the official play-by-play, redrawn on the board.
Which plays are in the Ohio State at Iowa breakdown?
Q1 14:13 — 2nd & 8: Brown sacked -13, fumble recovered by Ohio State (Fumble lost) Q2 0:12 — 3rd & 4: Sayin to Smith, +12, TD (Touchdown) Q3 6:11 — 2nd & 4: Sayin to Smith, +57, TD (Touchdown)
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