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The first half of Saturday’s Big Ten Conference -Matchup between Nebraska and Michigan ended with a Hail Mary -Pass worth highlighting wheels.
Although Michigan would eventually hold on to a 30-27 win, the game came of the game when Jacory Barney Jr. withdrew in a binding of 52-yard touchdown passes from Dylan Raiola as the time expired in the second quarter. The subsequent kick from Kyle Cunanan bound the scoring at. 17, when both teams went against the dressing room.
Before Nebraska’s last second Heave, Michigan’s Justice Haynes ’75 -yard ran had Wolverines set up 17-10. After this scoring game, Cornhusker’s possession of 1:51 got back in the first half.
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Nebraska Brede receives Jacory Barney Jr. (2) Celebrating his touchdown against Michigan during the first half of a NCAA College -Football match on Saturday 20. September 2025 in Lincoln, Nebraska. (AP Photo/Rebecca S. Gratz)
Nebraska called a timeout with a second back after Emmett Johnson’s short run to 48. Raiola moved right and launched a high -arching ball downfield. Barney exceeded Michigan’s Jaden Mangham for the ball at the finish line, turned and fell into the final zone.
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The play is reminiscent of Ron Kellogg III’s 49-yard end-of-game Hail Mary that Jordan Westerkamp came down to give Nebraska a 27-24 win over Northwestern in 2013.
Nebraska Cornhusker’s wide receiver Jacory Barney Jr. (2) Catching a pass for a touchdown against Michigan Wolverine’s defensive back Jyaire Hill (20) during the second quarter at Memorial Stadium in Lincoln, Nebraska on September 20, 2025. (DYLAN WIDGER/IMAGN -PICTURES)
Raiola and Barney had joined a 26-yard touchdown on Huskers’ previous possession.
No. 21 Michigan later survived a rally in the fourth quarter of Nebraska to secure the victory and enter their bye week with a 3-1 record.
Emmett Johnson (21) from Nebraska Cornhuskers runs from Jimmy Rolder (30) from Michigan Wolverines during the first half at Memorial Stadium on September 20, 2025 in Lincoln, Nebraska. (Steven Branscombe/Getty Images)
Saturday’s loss dropped Cornhusker’s record to 3-1.
