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Iowa falls to 4-3 on the year after Saturday's loss at Michigan State.Iowa at Michigan State score, stats, highlights and moreHere's how it happened.Final: Michigan State 32, Iowa 20Iowa is now 4-3 after this loss.Michigan State gained 468 yards of offense compared to 283 for Iowa. The Spartans did not punt even one time.Michigan State punches it in to extend leadThat might just do it.MSU ate up a bunch of time off the clock and capped it off with a 1-yard touchdown rush by Nate Carter. It's 32-20, Michigan State, with 2:03 left to play.Iowa needs a miracle now.Michigan State scoring drive: 9 plays, 75 yards, 5:19Kaleb Johnson breaks huge run on first playKaleb. Johnson.The Hawkeye superstar had been quiet today... until now. He broke the first play of the drive for a 75-yard touchdown run. Iowa's 2-point conversion was no good, so it's 25-20, MSU. But that score now makes it a one-score game with 7:22 left.Iowa scoring drive: 1 play, 75 yards, 0:12Jonathan Kim adds another field goalThis may go down as the Jonathan Kim game.Kim just made a 46-yard kick to capitalize on the good field position. Iowa is in a hole now, trailing 25-14 with 7:34 to go. Kim has made six field goals tonight.Michigan State scoring drive: 6 plays, 2 yards, 3:18Cade McNamara picked offThat hurts.Cade McNamara was picked off on second-and-13 trying to find Luke Lachey deep downfield, but the pass was nowhere close. MSU has the ball at Iowa's 30 after the return.Michigan State tacks on yet another field goalIt's raining threes in East Lansing.This time, Jonathan Kim drilled a bomb from 55 yards out. Michigan State got into field goal range after a 10-yard run on third-and-22, and Kim did the rest. That's a huge swing for Michigan State, which looked like it would need to punt it back to Iowa.There's 11:52 on the clock. Iowa trails by 8.Michigan State scoring drive: 7 plays, 38 yards, 3:57End of third quarter: Michigan State 19, Iowa 14That third quarter was much better than the first two for Iowa, but the Hawkeyes still trail.Iowa has 15 minutes to complete the comeback.Brendan Sullivan runs it in to cut into leadAnother promising drive ends with a touchdown.This time, Brendan Sullivan scampered in on a goal-line package to make it 19-14.There's 49 seconds left on the clock in the third quarter.Iowa scoring drive: 8 plays, 69 yards, 3:39Michigan State extends the lead with touchdown passMichigan State answers right back.A long run from Aidan Chiles got the Spartans into Iowa territory. A few plays later, he found Montorie Foster Jr. in the end zone from 18 yards out to cap the drive with a touchdown.The other problem for Iowa: that drive chewed up more than five minutes. Iowa trails, 19-7, with 4:34 to go in the third quarter.Michigan State scoring drive: 9 plays, 75 yards, 5:18Hawkeyes score on first drive of second halfHow about that response from the offense?Iowa marched right down the field, mostly through the air, and capped it off with a beautiful back shoulder throw from Cade McNamara to Reece Vander Zee for a score.That makes it 12-7 in favor of Michigan State. That was by far Iowa's best drive of the night.Iowa scoring drive: 8 plays, 58 yards, 4:59Halftime: Michigan State 12, Iowa 0Jonathan Kim is human, after all. The Michigan State kicker missed wide left on a 55-yard attempt as time expired in the half, so it ends at 12-0.Iowa was outgained 250-58 in the half and gave up 15 first downs while only gaining 2. Cade McNamara is 3-for-9 for 30 yards. None of McNamara's three completions have gone to a wide receiver.The Hawkeyes have plenty of adjustments to make during the halftime break.Hawkeyes go three-and-out once againThe offense has no answers.A short pass on second-and-1 was behind Kaleb Johnson in the flat and fell incomplete. A rush attempt on the following play went nowhere, and Iowa will send it back to MSU with 1:36 left in the half.Michigan State will have it at the 29-yard line with two timeouts.Michigan State adds another field goal for 12-0 leadA third down conversion courtesy of a TJ Hall pass interference got MSU deep into Iowa territory, and once again, the Hawkeye defense got a key stop — thanks to an MSU false start on fourth-and-2 — and forced a field goal.Jonathan Kim is now 4-for-4 after hitting the 29-yard kick. It's 12-0 with 2:28 to go in the half.Michigan State scoring drive: 9 plays, 69 yards, 5:58Iowa forced to punt againThe good news: Iowa got two first downs on that series, its first two of the game.The bad news: Zero points. A pair of incomplete passes in MSU territory ended the drive at the 43-yard line, and Rhys Dakin's punt went into the end zone for a touchback and a net of just 23 yards.Michigan State adds a third field goalThe Sparty special teams have done a good job early. It's 9-0, courtesy of three field goals from Jonathan Kim. The Hawkeye defense has given up more than 170 yards, but critical stops in their own territory have kept MSU out of the end zone.Iowa will get the ball back with 11:48 left in the half.Michigan State scoring drive: 7 plays, 42 yards, 3:18End of first quarter: Michigan State 6, Iowa 0Iowa's offense needs to figure something out after wasting great field position on that last drive. MSU holds a 131-17 lead in yardage and a 7-0 lead in first downs after the first quarter.Hawkeyes can't capitalize on short fieldOuch.Starting at the MSU 45, Iowa gets 5 yards on a Kaleb Johnson run, has two incomplete passes and is forced to settle for a 57-yard field goal. Drew Stevens pushed it right, and Iowa is still scoreless despite having great field position.Koen Entringer picks off Aidan ChilesIowa needed a spark and just got one.Koen Entringer picked off a deep ball on third down. It's Iowa ball in MSU territory after the pick.Iowa goes three-and-out againIt's a slow start all around for the Hawkeyes. With third-and-2, Iowa got stuffed for just a gain of a yard and elected to punt it away on fourth down.Through two drives, Kaleb Johnson has been held to a single yard on three carries.MSU takes over at its own 17 after the Dakin punt.Spartans tack on another field goalTwo drives, two field goals for Michigan State. This one comes from just one yard farther than the last, a 43-yard kick to make it 6-0.Michigan State is up to 57 rushing yards on 7 attempts.Michigan State scoring drive: 9 plays, 64 yards, 3:27Hawkeyes go three-and-outTwo passes (one incomplete) and a run resulted in just three total yards, so Iowa is forced to punt it away on the opening drive.It's a good one from Rhys Dakin. Michigan State will have it at the 11-yard line after his punt.Michigan State scores first with Jonathan Kim field goalThe Spartans didn't face much resistance on their opening drive until they got deep into Iowa territory. A critical third down stop stalled the drive, but Michigan State capitalized with a 42-yard field goal attempt to take an early lead.Michigan State ran it four times for 31 yards on that opening series and gained three first downs.It's 3-0 Michigan State with 11:02 left in the opening quarter.Michigan State scoring drive: 8 plays, 52 yards, 3:58Iowa wins coin toss, defers to second halfThe home team will have the ball first. Iowa elects to kick off to begin the game.Iowa football injury report: Sebastian Castro updateTwo players — Lineman Beau Stephens and tight end Addison Ostrenga — are out for the Hawkeyes, per the Big Ten-mandated injury report.Notably, one player is listed as questionable. That would be star safety Sebastian Castro, one of the team's leaders and the anchor of the secondary.You can see injury reports for both Iowa and Michigan State here.How to watch Iowa at Michigan State football on TVWhen: 6:30 p.m. CT, Saturday, Oct. 19Where: Spartan Stadium, East Lansing, MichiganTV: NBCLivestream: Peacock TVOnline radio: Hawkeye Radio NetworkMichigan State vs. Iowa football series historyYou won't find too many series that are this close after this many games.Iowa and Michigan State are meeting for the 50th time this Saturday. Iowa owns a 25-22-2 all-time lead. Neither team has won more than three games in a row in the series in the last 30 years.Iowa is currently on a two-game winning streak in the series, winning at Kinnick Stadium last year and in 2020. The Hawkeyes last won in East Lancing in 2012, an overtime battle in which Hawkeye kicker Mike Meyer drilled four field goals.This will be the first night game in East Lansing between the two programs since 2009, when Ricky Stanzi and Marvin McNutt connected for a 7-yard touchdown on the game's final play to win the game.Michigan State vs. Iowa football betting odds, over/underIowa is a 5.5-point favorite Saturday against Michigan State, according to FanDuel Sportsbook. The total is set at 40.5 points.Iowa at Michigan State football ticketsThe Spartans partner with SeatGeek for secondary tickets. Two tickets together from SeatGeek were listed as low as $28 apiece (before fees) as of Friday afternoon.What to know about 2024 Michigan State footballMichigan State is in its first year under head coach Jonathan Smith, who arrived after six seasons at Oregon State.In Year 1 at MSU, Smith has had mixed results. The Spartans are 3-3 but have lost three in a row, two of which were against top-10 teams (Oregon and Ohio State). Michigan State took down Maryland, 27-24, in Week 2 for its first Big Ten win of the season.The Spartans have struggled offensively, averaging 19.8 points per game (118th in the country). They have committed three or more turnovers in four different games this year.Defensively, Michigan State has not yet allowed anyone to pass for 300 or more yards, but its last three opponents have seen success on the ground. Boston College, Ohio State and Oregon combined to rush for 550 yards and six touchdowns against the MSU defense, each eclipsing the 150-yard mark.Michigan State scoresMichigan State 16, Florida Atlantic 10Michigan State 27, Maryland 24Michigan State 40, Prairie View A&M 0Boston College 23, Michigan State 19Ohio State 38, Michigan State 7Oregon 31, Michigan State 10