Michigan State football lost its eighth straight streak against Iowa in Iowa City in CFB Week 13. Here's a recap:

Mark Gronowski rallied the troops just in time. After a Stevens field goal early in the fourth brought Iowa within a touchdown, Gronowski hit Jacob Gill for a 13-yard score in the back corner of the north end zone with 1:29 left. Following another defensive stop, the Hawkeyes got the ball back with 41 seconds left and went to work.

Michigan State's defense has been great today, and when Iowa finally found a sustained drive offensively, the Spartans stood tall deep in their own end and forced a field goal. There's 11:27 left in the game and MSU is getting the ball back up seven.

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Drew Stevens kicked a 44-yard field goal as time expired to give Iowa a 20-17 win over Michigan State on Saturday. The kick capped a 13-point fourth-quarter comeback for the Hawkeyes (7-4, 5-3 Big Ten), who snapped a two-game losing streak. The win brought some emotions from Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz after the game.

The losing, quite literally, may never end for Michigan State football, at least this year. Ever since the Spartans started 3-0, they've lost eight in a row, al

Iowa has two drives with five plays and a punt, while MSU mixed in one drive with five plays and a punt. Spartans get the ball looking to score. The Spartans will once again be without Aidan Chiles and Nikai Martinez, but could be getting a senior wide receiver back into the lineup.

Michigan State football coach Jonathan Smith second-guessed some key decisions in the Spartans' 20-17 collapse at Iowa.

Michigan State football has now lost its eighth straight game after falling to a last-second field goal and losing 20-17. Michigan State has now moved to 3-8 on

Free Press sports writer Chris Solari looks at the people who helped or hurt their stock in Michigan State football's loss at Iowa in Week 13.

Michigan State football dropped their eighth consecutive game last Saturday, falling on the road to Iowa, 20-17. The Spartans dominated for the majority of the game, until a brutal fourth quarter let a double digit lead slip away, where the Hawkeyes found a way to pull the game out.

The Spartans seek their first conference win against the Hawkeyes, who are looking to end their own two-game losing streak at Kinnick Stadium. Here's how to watch for free.

T here have been plenty of times in recent college football history where a rivalry is created out of thin air and foisted upon fan bases as a real thing. That could've been the case when Nebraska joined the Big Ten and needed a new team to play on Black Friday after spending the previous two decades facing Oklahoma or Colorado.