AMES, Iowa —
FINAL: TEXAS 21, IOWA STATE 23
After trailing for nearly the entire game, Texas took its first lead with nearly five minutes to go on Sam Ehlinger's third touchdown pass of the day. On the final drive, however, Iowa State hit a game-winning field goal as time expired. Texas would have had nearly two minutes to respond to a field goal attempt earlier in the drive, but the Longhorns were called offsides and allowed the Cyclones to drain the remaining two minutes before hitting the 36-yard game-winner.
The loss marks Texas' fourth of the season and third conference loss, essentially squandering any chance the team had of making the Big 12 Championship game.
Texas will play Baylor on the road next week.
PHOTOS: No. 19 Texas Longhorns travel to Ames to take on Iowa State Cyclones
4TH Q:
TEXAS 21, IOWA STATE 23
IOWA STATE (Own 18):
Brock Purdy connected with Deshaunte Jones for 15 yards. Purdy threw a pass down the left sideline to La'Michael Pettway and Texas was called for pass interference. The referees went to the booth to review if the pass was caught. The ruling was the pass was caught, so Iowa State declined the pass interference penalty and took the yardage of the catch. Purdy threw a pass to his tight end and drew another pass interference call, which was accepted this time and placed the ball at the Texas 30-yard line. Breece Hall ran up the middle for one yard and Texas used its second timeout of the second half with 2:22 remaining in regulation. Purdy completed a pass on a shallow cross to his tight end for five yards. Texas used its final timeout of the second half with 2:16 left. On third and four, Purdy threw an out route into one-on-one coverage, which was broken up by the Texas defense. On the field goal attempt, Texas was called for offsides and gave Iowa State a fresh set of downs. Hall ran up the middle for one yard. Hall ran up the middle again for two yards. On third and seven, Purdy ran across the field to line up the game winning field goal. Iowa State let the clock run down to four seconds and called timeout. Connor Assalley hit the 36-yard game-winning field goal. Iowa State wins, 23-21.
TEXAS (Own 14):
Sam Ehlinger ran a designed quarterback run up the middle for no gain. Ehlinger handed the ball off to Roschon Johnson for no gain again. Iowa State used its first timeout of the second half. On third and 10, Ehlinger threw a screen pass to Devin Duvernay and the pass was dropped. Texas punted the ball to the Iowa State 18-yard line.
IOWA STATE (Own 25):
Brock Purdy opened the drive with a 20-yard completion to La'Michael Pettway. Purdy's next two passes were broken up. On third and 10, Purdy hit Tarique Milton for five yards. On fourth and five, Iowa State decided to go for the first down conversion. Iowa State committed a delay of game penalty and the punting unit came onto the field. Iowa State punted the ball to the Texas 14-yard line.
TEXAS (Own 11):
Sam Ehlinger scrambled around the right end for 11 yards. Ehlinger completed a pass to Keaontay Ingram for 13 yards. Ehlinger could not find an open receiver and tucked the ball for a nine yard scramble up the middle. Ingram ran a quick snap up the middle but was stopped short of the first down. On third and one, Ehlinger completed a short pass for a first down to Brennan Eagles. Ehlinger fired a pass over the middle intended for Malcolm Epps, but the pass was dropped. Ehlinger flicked a pass to his side to Roschon Johnson, who picked up five yards after making a one-handed catch. On third and five, Ehlinger found his third down security blanket Devin Duvernay for a first down. Ehlinger threw a swing pass to Roschon Johnson, but the play was wiped out by a holding call. On first and 20, Ehlinger threw a pass to the right sideline intended for Duvernay, but he dropped it. On second and 20, Ehlinger scrambled and reversed field, then laid up a pass downfield for Eagles, which fell incomplete. Eagles was also called for pass interference. On second and 35, Ehlinger hit Eagles for 30 yards on a deep crossing route. On third and five, Ehlinger hit Duvernay on a slant for 26 yards. On first and goal from the seven-yard line, Ehlinger ran a designed quarterback run for no gain. On second and goal, Ehlinger fired a pass over the middle for Malcolm Epps, which fell incomplete. On third and goal, Ehlinger threw a pass in the end zone intended for Eagles and the pass sailed out of bounds. On fourth and goal, Texas went for it and threw a seven-yard touchdown pass to Malcolm Epps. Texas leads for the first time in the game, 21-20 with 5:37 left in the game.
IOWA STATE (Own 25):
Breece Hall ran up the middle for four yards. Brock Purdy connected on a stop route to Sean Shaw Jr. for a first down. Purdy completed a screen pass to Deshaunte Jones for another first down to midfield. Hall was stopped for a loss of three yards on a run up the middle. Texas got a ton of pressure in Purdy's face on second down and forced an incompletion. On third and 13, Texas brought pressure again and tipped Purdy's pass incomplete. Iowa State has been stopped by the Longhorns defense for three straight drives. Iowa State punted the ball to the Texas 11-yard line.
TEXAS (Con't):
Sam Ehlinger started the final quarter with an incomplete pass. On third and 10, Ehlinger lofted the ball over the middle to Keaontay Ingram for a 22-yard touchdown pass. Texas trails Iowa State 20-14.
3RD Q:
TEXAS 7, IOWA STATE 20
TEXAS (Own 20):
Sam Ehlinger hit Devin Duvernay for 13 yards. Ehlinger checked the ball down to Keaontay Ingram for five yards. Ehlinger threw the ball to the left sideline intended for Malcolm Epps, but the pass sailed out of bounds. On third and five, Ehlinger connected with Duvernay on a shallow cross for a first down. Ehlinger checked the ball down to Ingram again for a gain of five yards. Ehlinger forced a pass over the middle to John Burt and the pass was broken up. On third and five, Ehlinger's pass was tipped and fell incomplete, but a defensive holding moved the chains for a first down. Ehlinger checked the ball down to Roschon Johnson for a gain of 11 yards. Ehlinger threw a pass intended for Jake Smith, but it sailed incomplete. This was the final play of the third quarter.
IOWA STATE (Own 27):
Johnnie Lang picked up five yards on a run around the right end. Brock Purdy hit Deshaunte Jones for a gain of 16 yards. Purdy threw the ball to Jones again on a screen play, which was stopped for no gain. Purdy hit La'Michael Pettway for a gain of 21 yards. Purdy took a shot for the end zone over the middle, but the pass fell incomplete. Iowa State committed a false start penalty. Purdy tucked the ball and scrambled up the middle for two yards. On third and 18, Purdy looked for Sean Shaw Jr., but the pass was broken up. Iowa State punted the ball into the end zone for a touchback.
TEXAS (Own 31):
Sam Ehlinger looked for Devin Duvernay on first down and the pass was dropped. Texas committed a false start penalty on second down. Ehlinger scrambled around in the pocket and picked up four yards. On third and 11, Ehlinger had John Burt open downfield, but the pass was a tad long and Burt dropped the pass. Texas punted the ball to the Iowa State 27-yard line. This was the seventh three-and-out for Texas.
IOWA STATE (Own 49):
Breece Hall opened the drive with an eight-yard run around the right end. Hall was tripped up behind the line of scrimmage on the next play. On third and seven, Brock Purdy converted the first down to Charlie Kolar. Purdy's pass to La'Michael Pettway was dropped. On second down, Purdy hit his tight end for six yards. On third and four, Purdy threw an incomplete pass. On fourth down, Iowa State attempted a fake field goal on a swinging gate and did not convert.
TEXAS (Own 19):
Sam Ehlinger tucked the ball and ran up the middle for one yard. Ehlinger completed a seven-yard stop route to Al'Vonte Woodard. On third and one, Ehlinger was sacked. Texas punted the ball to the Iowa State 49-yard line.
IOWA STATE (Own 34):
Breece Hall opened up the drive with a 12-yard run around the left end. Hall picked up three yards on the next play up the middle. Brock Purdy completed a screen pass to the left sideline to Deshaunte Jones for 21 yards. Hall spun out of a tackle and reversed field before he was stopped for a two yard loss by Caden Sterns. Purdy's pass was tipped up and almost intercepted by DeMarvion Overshown, but fell incomplete. On third and 12, Purdy's pass to the sideline was too high to catch. Brayden Narveson hit the 48-yard field goal. Iowa State leads 20-7.
TEXAS (Own 25):
Sam Ehlinger threw back-to-back incompletions due to wide receiver drops to start the drive. On third and 10, Ehlinger looked for Brennan Eagles on a comeback route, which was dropped. Texas punted the ball to the Iowa State 34-yard line.
IOWA STATE (Own 25):
Brock Purdy rolled out to his left and threw a 75-yard bomb downfield to a wide open receiver on the first play of the second half. Iowa State leads 17-7.
HALFTIME: TEXAS 7, IOWA STATE 10
Analysis:
Iowa State dominated the majority of the first half. Texas was forced to punt on six of its seven first half drives. On the final drive of the first half, Sam Ehlinger marched the offense down the field to score the Longhorns' only points. Ehlinger was 4-5 passing for 75 yards and a touchdown on the drive. Before that, he was 4-7 passing for 26 yards. Iowa State's Breece Hall controlled most of the first half on the ground for the Cyclones, rushing for 79 yards on 14 carries.
2ND Q:
TEXAS 7, IOWA STATE 10
IOWA STATE (Own 25):
Iowa State took a knee. The Cyclones lead at halftime, 10-7.
TEXAS (Own 21):
Sam Ehlinger hit Devin Duvernay on a 17-yard out route. Ehlinger hit Brennan Eagles along the sideline for 33 yards. Ehlinger looked for Eagles again, but the pass fell incomplete. Ehlinger completed a pass to Duvernay over the middle for 11 yards to the Iowa State 14-yard line. Texas took its first timeout with 24 seconds left in the first half. Ehlinger completed a 14-yard touchdown pass to Eagles, where he miraculously got his left foot inbounds. The play went to the booth for further review. The play was called a touchdown after review. Texas trails 10-7 with 17 seconds left in the first half.
IOWA STATE (Own 15):
Breece Hall hit a spin move en route to six yards up the middle. Hall got the ball again for six more yards and a first down. Hall ran for a third time in a row, but only gained one yard. Brock Purdy threw to his left intended for La'Michael Pettway, but the pass was dropped. On third and nine, Purdy hit Charlie Kolar for a first down. Hall got another six yard run up the middle near midfield. Purdy hit Sean Shaw Jr. on a shallow cross for a first down to cross midfield. Purdy completed his second pass in a row for a first down. Purdy threw a swing pass Deshaunte Jones for five yards. Purdy completed a swing pass to Hall with pressure in his face for a two-yard gain. On third and three, Purdy converted the first down to Tarique Milton. Iowa State is now in the red zone. Purdy took a shot down the left sideline that fell incomplete. Hall ran up the middle for one yard. On third and nine, Purdy threw a shot into the end zone and it fell incomplete. Connor Assalley hit the 35-yard field goal. Iowa State leads 10-0.
TEXAS (Own 35):
Sam Ehlinger completed a screen pass to Devin Duvernay for four yards. Keaontay Ingram ran up the middle for four yards. Roschon Johnson was stopped at the line of scrimmage on third and two. Texas punted the ball to the Iowa State 15-yard line.
IOWA STATE (Own 22):
Breece Hall's run to the left end was stopped for a loss on first down. Brock Purdy completed an out route to Tarique Milton but was stopped short of the first down. On third and four, Purdy completed a short pass to La'Michael Pettway one yard short of the first down marker. Iowa State punted the ball to the Texas 35-yard line.
TEXAS (ISU 39):
Roschon Johnson ran up the middle for five yards. Johnson took another carry up the middle for six yards and a first down. Johnson got a third carry in a row and gained four more yards. Keaontay Ingram took a run up the middle for three yards. On third and three, Ehlinger ran a designed quarterback run up the middle, but was stopped short of the first down. On fourth and two, Ehlinger ran another quarterback designed run and was stopped for a loss. Iowa State will start on offense from their own 22-yard line.
IOWA STATE (Own 20):
Breece Hall opened up the drive with a run up the middle for 11 yards. Brock Purdy threw an interception on the next play. Texas takes over at the Iowa State 39-yard line.
TEXAS (Own 33):
Roschon Johnson picked up three yards on his first carry of the game. On second down, Johnson was stopped for no gain. On third and seven, Iowa State brought the pressure on Ehlinger and forced him into an incomplete pass. Texas has gone three-and-out for the third time in its first four possessions. Texas punted the ball to the Iowa State 20-yard line.
IOWA STATE (Con't):
On third and one, Brock Purdy scrambled to his right, but was sacked by the Texas defense.
On fourth and three, Iowa State went for it and threw an incomplete pass.
1ST Q:
TEXAS 0, IOWA STATE 7
IOWA STATE (Own 13):
Brock Purdy started the drive with a first down completion over the middle to Sean Shaw Jr. Breece Hall ran up the middle for six yards. Brock Purdy took a deisgned quarterback run to the left for 10 yards. Purdy completed a pass over the middle to Charlie Kolar for six yards. Purdy connected with La'Michael Pettway for 14 yards. Purdy completed a seven-yard screen pass to the left to Landen Akers. Hall ran to the left on a counter run for a gain of two yards. This play ended the first quarter.
TEXAS (Own 32):
Keaontay Ingram was stopped for a loss of five yards on a run to the left end. Sam Ehlinger bruised his way up the middle on a designed quarterback run for five yards. On third and 10, Ehlinger converted the first down to Devin Duvernay. The play was reviewed in the booth. The ruling on the field of a catch was upheld. Ingram took a zone read up the middle for three yards. Ehlinger ran to the right side on a designed quarterback run for two yards. On third and five, Ehlinger took a shot down the left sideline for Brennan Eagles, which fell incomplete. Texas punted the ball to the Iowa State 13-yard line.
IOWA STATE (Own 26):
Breece Hall took the ball up the middle for a loss of one yard. Brock Purdy hit La'Michael Pettway on a crossing route for a gain of three yards. On third and seven, Purdy threw an incomplete pass. Iowa State punted the ball to the Texas 32-yard line.
TEXAS (Own 35):
Keaontay Ingram picked up seven yards on a run up the middle. Sam Ehlinger completed a screen pass to the left to Devin Duvernay, which was stopped for a two-yard loss. On third and five, Ehlinger was sacked. Texas committed a false start penalty on the punt attempt. Texas punted the ball to the Iowa State 26-yard line.
IOWA STATE (Own 41):
Breece Hall opened up the first drive with back-to-back seven-yard runs for a first down to cross midfield. Hall took his third carry up the middle for six yards. Brock Purdy threw to his left and completed a pass to La'Michael Pettway. Purdy threw a pass long over the middle and incomplete. Purdy found Pettway again for a first down. Hall gained 20 yards on a run up the middle to the Texas three-yard line. Purdy capped off the drive with a three-yard touchdown pass to Charlie Kolar. Cyclones lead 7-0.
TEXAS (Own 25):
Sam Ehlinger completed a stop route over the middle to Malcolm Epps for six yards. Keaontay Ingram was stopped for a loss of one yards on a run to the left. On third and seven, Ehlinger looked to his right for Marcus Washington but the pass fell incomplete. Texas punted the ball to the Iowa State 41-yard line.
PREGAME:
After fending off then ranked No. 16 Kansas State at home, 27-24, Texas will made the brisk trek up to Ames, Iowa, to take on the Iowa State Cyclones.
Iowa State enters the matchup after nearly completing a fourth quarter comeback on the road against the Oklahoma Sooners. The Cyclones were down 42-21 going into the fourth quarter, but scored 20 unanswered points to bring the score to 42-41 with 24 seconds left. In an attempt to knock off the Sooners on the road, Iowa State went for the two-point conversion and the win, but failed.
Texas is a seven-point underdog and ESPN Football Power Index says Iowa State has a 71.3% chance of winning the game.
For Austinites looking for a fun place to watch the game, there is a free, dog-friendly watch party that starts at 12:30 p.m. The watch party will be located outdoors on the H-E-B Terrace and Long Center Lawn, which is located at 701 W. Riverside Drive. The event begins at 12:30 p.m. and will include appearances from Texas Cheer, Texas Pom, and Texas' mascot, Hook 'Em.
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Texas and Iowa State kick off at 2:30 p.m.
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