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1985 #2 Michigan at #1 Iowa Highlights
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- Опубліковано 19 тра 2011
- In one of the biggest games in the history of the Iowa program, #1 Iowa defeated #2 Michigan on a last-second field goal inside Kinnick Stadium.
RIP Hayden. One of the best games I watched in my youth.
I'm an SEC guy but I love these old school Big 10 slobberknockers.
“Slobberknockers?” You must watch a lot of porn
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@@DarkKnight-yz2wg Porn? Nooooo! Hard-hitting football. You need to expand your horizons!
My brother George was starting at linebacker with Larry Station. We had seats six rows back from the Iowa sideline near the 40 yard line. The most unforgettable game in Iowa history up until the 2015 season, IMHO.I still get chills thinking about rushing the field and finding my big brother in that dog pile.
The field goal at the end will never be forgotten by Iowa fans. The offense to set up the field goal attempt was obviously needed. But none of it ever would have happened if Station didn't get the for-loss tackle on third-and-2. Station's play needs and deserves much, much more attention.
I may be young and stupid, but I'm so impressed at how the camera technology was so good in eighty five to tell whether or not that first Hawkeyes touchdown was successful; regardless of what the on field officials called.
Quinn early is my pops! Crazy watchin this!
Loved watching your Dad play when I was a kid!
Your dad could FLY!
1:30 For anyone who complains about instant replay...this is why we have it!
I was 9 when this aired. I loved seeing those standing TE’s for Iowa. Just looked so different and cool at the time.
Remember it from when I was a 15 year old kid, on the radio because I had to chop wood. Felt like I was on the field with every swing. Then my dad saw how I was losing it and I went to watch the second half at the neighbors house. We lost our minds that day. Hayden Fry, along with Dan Gable, was a sports dad for the whole state. They were exactly who we thought they were.
Unlike Woodstock, I can say I was there. It was a misty, crappy day. It was dark and a foggy mist. The crowd went crazy and I was there and loved it!
RIP Coach Fry. Them boys here in 2021 are playing their hearts out and I know you're looking down smiling and we know you are here in spirit.
a passing machine that Chuck Long was
I watched that game at the Five Seasons Center in Cedar Rapids. The place was packed out. It was almost like being at the game. My uncle, first cousin and his brother in law were there with me. They have all passed on. Bitter sweet memories!
Honestly 85 iowa vs bama today iowa would kill them I wish we still had hadyn fry to this day
Even if you're not a Hawkeye fan, which I am but when you watch this video even if you're not a fan of the Hawkeyes you feel the game you feel the intensity
RIP To Bo Schembechler & Hayden Fry!
Every Hawkeye fan remember where they were for this historic matchup?
day after my birthday sitting in the endzone about 10 yards from where the kick ended (no nets to catch the balls in 85)
@TheHawkeyeHistorian
I've always wondered what the game would have been like if that touchdown had been held up. Considering how the Michigan defense had only given up one touchdown so far that year it would have been demoralizing to give one up so quickly to Iowa. It also would have been a bit of a boost for Iowa.
To this day I think the spray of water Helverson kicked up both distracted and confused the official. He probably thought the spray of water came from the end line.
I was at this game! I was 12 years old. One of the greatest things I've ever experienced
Nothing makes me happier than seeing Michigan lose
It's better listening to Jim Zabel loose his mind when Houghtlin makes the FG.
This was a slober knocker right here
Exactly bro...really bad call there! go hawks!
deja vu
Back when Iowa was fun to watch. Don't get me wrong, I think Ferentz is doing a good job. But Hayden Fry teams were FUN to watch.
Iowa never scored a touchdown in this game, not officially, but there was not doubt about the Wolverine touchdown.
Iowa wins on 4 field goals against a touchdown and a field goal.
They go to the Rose Bowl and get blown out by UCLA, but Michigan beats Nebraska and ends up No. 2 in the country.
Watched all of the game except those last 2 seconds,went outside and walked around the house.
Are you serious? It would have absolutely been over turned. It wasn't a matter of whether or not he got his foot down in bounds because his foot was touching the ground from the moment he caught the ball. All they needed to decide was whether his left foot was in bounds from the start, and with instant replay, that was very easy to see.
The one BS no Touchdown call if the replay booth was around it wouldn’t take long for them to say Touchdown, Kick the extra point
@TheHawkeyeHistorian Would that play have been overturned? Possibly, but the initial ruling WAS incomplete. And though it appears he was in, not sure if they would have overturned it. Example-yesterdays game. Sure looked like Michigan scored at the end, and it wasn't overturned. The play I will always remember, and I wish you had it in here, was Brad Cochran's dropped interception, which would have probably sealed it for Michigan.
That’s my brother
go hawks
How Ironic Two Weeks Later Ohio State Upsets No.1 Iowa In The Horseshoe 22-13.
ua-cam.com/video/6YYyqH7YqYU/v-deo.html Sh*t happens
Back when the "B1g Two" fell beh1nd !owa 1n overall conference record under Hayden Fry's tenure.
Bo is so overrated