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Highlight to watch: Iowa running back Leshon Williams’ 25-yard touchdown catch

The junior running back’s score put the Hawkeyes ahead, 14-10, heading into halftime.
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Jerod Ringwald
Iowa running back Leshon Williams runs the ball during a football game between Iowa and No. 4 Michigan at Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City on Saturday, Oct. 1, 2022. Williams carried the ball eight times for 34 yards. The Wolverines defeated the Hawkeyes, 27-14.

Iowa football running back Leshon Williams has had quite the game for the Hawkeyes. The junior and Chicago native had 10 rushes for 127 yards, before catching Iowa quarterback Cade McNamara’s screen pass and scampering to the end zone to give the Hawkeyes the lead.

With starting running back Kaleb Johnson declared out before the game due to injury, Williams and fellow running back Jaziun Patterson have split reps. Williams’ 152 total yards are more than half of Iowa’s total yards for the game.

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Matt McGowan
Matt McGowan, Pregame Editor
he/him/his Matt McGowan is The Daily Iowan's Pregame Editor. He is a sophomore double majoring in journalism and mass communications and American studies with a minor in sport studies.  This is his second year with the DI
Jerod Ringwald, Creative Director
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Jerod Ringwald is the Creative Director at The Daily Iowan. He is a senior at the University of Iowa majoring in journalism and cinema. He was previously a managing editor this past summer as well as a former photo editor. During his sophomore year, he worked as a photojournalist covering news and sports.