Georgia’s hold on No. 1 in The Associated Press college football poll loosened Sunday as the Bulldogs received a season-low 35 first-place votes out of possible 62.
The Go B1G or Go Home crew offers their biggest takeaways from Week 5 in the Big Ten, touching on Maryland’s stock entering a big game against Ohio State and Penn State’s offensive question marks.
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With the score tied at 16 with just over four minutes left to play in the game, Cooper DeJean collects the punt return, hits the left sideline and dashes 70 yards for the score to give Iowa the lead over Michigan State.
Right after Michigan State turned the ball over, the Spartans’ Cal Haladay collects a fumble and returns it 42 yards for a touchdown at 13:08 in the third quarter vs. Iowa.
Jonathan Kim notches an incredible 58-yard field goal as time expires in the first half to give Michigan State a lead over Iowa heading into the locker room.
Iowa backup QB Deacon Hill connects with Erick All, who displays outstanding effort in fighting into the end zone to give the Hawkeyes a lead over Michigan State at 3:48 in the second quarter.
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How will No. 11 Notre Dame respond to last week’s gut-wrenching loss, facing a top-20 opponent on the road tonight? Expect the Irish to focus on their most-basic strategy, their rushing attack.
The Irish have supposedly long struggled against ranked opponents. Some of that should have been expected. Some of it was overblown. What edge does Notre Dame have tonight to silence the Duke atmosphere?
Notre Dame is in rather good shape physically, but a hangover can be more than physical, and if the Irish show up hungover at Duke, it could mean Ohio State beats Notre Dame twice for the second year in a row.
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Michigan State and Iowa were tied at 16 apiece with just over four minutes to play in the game when Cooper DeJean’s 70-yard punt return helped lead the Hawkeyes to a 26-16 win over the Spartans at Kinnick Stadium.
Look back on the best moments from Purdue’s 44-19 win over Illinois, where the Boilermakers used a second-half surge to secure its fourth straight victory against the Fighting Illini.
With the score tied at 16 with just over four minutes left to play in the game, Cooper DeJean collects the punt return, hits the left sideline and dashes 70 yards for the score to give Iowa the lead over Michigan State.
Watch every touchdown scored in Purdue’s 44-19 Big Ten West Week 5 win over Illinois in West Lafayette.
See all of Nathan Carter’s carries against Iowa in Week 5 of the college football season, where the Spartans fell to the Hawkeyes 26-16.
Cooper DeJean reflects on what went right in his 70-yard punt return for a touchdown, how Iowa rallied around backup QB Deacon Hill and the team effort that went into the Hawkeyes’ win over Michigan State.
Purdue HC Ryan Walters breaks down the Boilermakers’ win over Illinois, highlighting the team’s defensive performance, finding a charge at halftime and more.
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