The Iowa Hawkeyes ran a perfect flea flicker play for a touchdown during the second quarter of Saturday's game at Kinnick Stadium against the Minnesota Golden Gophers.
Quarterback James Vandenberg threw a 47-yard touchdown pass to Jordan Cotton, who was almost 10 yards behind the nearest Minnesota defender. Running back Mark Weisman had the assist as he faked the run up the middle, then tossed the ball back to Vandenberg.
The play gave Iowa a 17-0 lead, and the team appears to be on their way to victory as they lead Minnesota in the third quarter 24-7.
Video via ESPN. H/T Dr. Saturday.
Quarterback James Vandenberg threw a 47-yard touchdown pass to Jordan Cotton, who was almost 10 yards behind the nearest Minnesota defender. Running back Mark Weisman had the assist as he faked the run up the middle, then tossed the ball back to Vandenberg.
The play gave Iowa a 17-0 lead, and the team appears to be on their way to victory as they lead Minnesota in the third quarter 24-7.
Video via ESPN. H/T Dr. Saturday.
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