Iowa's walk-off win vs. Nebraska was its wildest yet

Iowa's way of winning puts them in unique company: Despite having the worst offense in college football, Iowa continues to win close, low-scoring affairs. On Friday, they did it again, outlasting the Cornhuskers by three with only 13 points on the scoreboard. Per OptaStats, Iowa's four wins this season when scoring 15 points or fewer are the most since 1991, when both Alabama and Ball State accomplished the feat. 

Iowa was outgained 264-257 by Nebraska and averaged more yards per rushing attempt (4.1) than passing (3.4) while finishing only 6-of-18 on third down. The defense recorded three turnovers on the day, including a clutch interception of QB Chubba Purdy by linebacker Ethan Hurkett with 15 seconds left in the fourth quarter, setting up the game-winning FG. 

The lowest over-under in CFB history hits: With 3:43 left in the second quarter, Nebraska scored, cutting an early Iowa lead to 10-7. It doesn't seem like a big deal, but Friday's contest featured the lowest over-under in college football history at 24.5 points. For those who bet the under, a first-half total of 17 points had to be concerning. However, both team's struggling offenses bailed them out. 

Iowa and Nebraska combined for only two field goals in the second half, though it didn't come without nerve-racking moments. The Hawkeyes had two field goals blocked in the second half alone and the two teams also traded late-game interceptions with the game still tied at 10. The score could have looked different if the game went to overtime or a few field goals made their way through the uprights.