East Lansing, MI
Oct 19, 2024
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In front of 69,682 spectators at Spartan Stadium, Michigan State secured a homecoming win against Iowa with a 32-20 triumph. The first half was dominated by Michigan State's supreme control of possession and field goals by Jonathan Kim, setting a 12-0 lead. Iowa's offense was stagnant, posting only 58 yards and failing to gain momentum or capitalize on field opportunities.
In the second half, Iowa showed resilience with effective drives highlighted by a 75-yard touchdown run from Kaleb Johnson. Despite this comeback attempt, Michigan State's command under Aidan Chiles proved decisive. His aerial and ground game prowess, complemented by an impenetrable Spartan defense, thwarted Iowa. Jonathan Kim's record-setting six field goals underscored a well-rounded Spartan victory that pushed their season to 4-3.
Jonathan Kim (Michigan State)
Opened the scoring with a precise 42-yard field goal, setting the tone for his exceptional night.
Koen Entringer (Iowa)
Grabbed an interception off Aidan Chiles, providing a crucial opportunity for Iowa's struggling offense.
Reece Vander Zee (Iowa)
Caught an 18-yard touchdown pass from Cade McNamara, injecting life into Iowa's offense.
Aidan Chiles (Michigan State)
Led a commanding drive resulting in an 18-yard touchdown pass to Montorie Foster Jr., extending the lead.
Kaleb Johnson (Iowa)
Exploded for a 75-yard touchdown run, narrowing the score and demonstrating a burst of offensive power.
Nikai Martinez (Michigan State)
Picked off Cade McNamara's pass, shutting down Iowa's rally attempt and leading to a pivotal field goal.
Nate Carter (Michigan State)
Capped off a crucial 75-yard drive with a 1-yard rushing touchdown, sealing Michigan State's victory.
Jonathan Kim (Michigan State, K)
Set a school record with six successful field goals, a testament to his precision and reliability, significantly contributing to the team's scoring efforts.
Aidan Chiles (Michigan State, QB)
Efficiently managed the game with 256 passing yards and a touchdown, while also adding mobility with 51 rushing yards, consistently moving the chains for Michigan State.
Kaleb Johnson (Iowa, RB)
Despite a challenging start, he broke free for a crucial 75-yard touchdown run showcasing his explosiveness, keeping Iowa within striking distance.
Nikai Martinez (Michigan State, DB)
Key defensive contributor with an interception in the fourth quarter that stymied Iowa's momentum, pivotal in maintaining MSU's lead.
Montorie Foster Jr. (Michigan State, WR)
Delivered under pressure with a crucial touchdown reception and 100 yards receiving, playing a significant role in maintaining offensive momentum.
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Michigan State football vs Iowa score: Game recap, highlights
Iowa Hawkeyes
0
0
14
6
20
Michigan State Spartans
6
6
7
13
32
