Against Nebraska on Friday night, Iowa had just five first downs to the Cornhuskers’ 20. The Hawkeyes were out-gained 334 yards to 164 (including 144-49 yards rushing) and held the ball for just 20 minutes compared to Nebraska’s 39.

On Friday night, Iowa defeated Nebraska by a final score of 13-10 thanks to a game-winning field goal from Drew Stevens. Unfortunately, fans watching this rivalry game at home didn't get to see the kick go through the uprights.

Stevens got his chance after defensive end Max Llewellyn forced and recovered a fumble by Nebraska quarterback Dylan Raiola at the Huskers’ 36-yard line with 20 seconds left. Two runs by Kaleb Johnson took the clock down to three seconds left before Stevens kicked the game-winner.

Iowa football hosted Nebraska for the 2024 regular season finale on Black Friday. Here is how it went for the Hawkeyes.

Iowa DE Max Llewellyn forced and recovered a fumble by Nebraska's Dylan Raiola with 20 seconds left to set up a game-winning 53-yard field goal by Drew Stevens that secured the 13-10 win for Iowa at Kinnick Stadium.

For the second time in two years, Iowa earned a victory on a last-second field goal to claim a victory in the Heroes Game against Nebraska.

Iowa kicker Drew Stevens discusses his game-winning field goal as time expired vs. Nebraska, explaining what the rivalry win means for the Hawkeyes as a program.