Inside Wisconsin’s go-ahead touchdown drive vs. Iowa

IOWA CITY, Iowa — A daunting task laid before Wisconsin’s offense among a raucous crowd of 69,000-plus fans at Kinnick Stadium. Down by a field goal with under six minutes remaining in the game, Wisconsin’s offense was pinned inside its own 15-yard line.

According to quarterback Alex Hornibrook, that’s what they play for.

“Those are the moments—rivalry game, you’re down,” Hornibrook said. “You got a couple minutes left. We were excited. We couldn’t wait to get that drive going.”

A 10-play, 88-yard drive that chipped nearly five minutes off the play clock ensued, with Wisconsin hitting paydirt on a go-ahead, 17-yard touchdown pass from Hornibrook to junior wide receiver A.J. Taylor with 57…