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Edited sentence: " With time running under ten seconds, Holloway ran straight down the field uncovered as his would-be defender stopped to cover the flat."They wind the clock.- Gary Dolphin, voice of the Iowa Hawkeyes.Forgetting to call one of the two timeouts he had at his disposal, quarterback Drew Tate called the play "All-Up.He fires downfield ... it's caught ... and into the endzone.I don't believe what I just saw.Immediately after the touchdown, Holloway was mobbed by his teammates.Incidentally, the Hawkeyes were flagged for an excessive celebration penalty.More importantly, the Hawkeyes also boasted a 7-1 conference record, giving them a share of the Big Ten title for the second time in three years.Nine seconds to play but Drew Tate doesn't know that.No time on the clock.Oh my God, I can't believe what I just saw.Shaking off a last-ditch tackle attempt by an LSU defender, Holloway sprinted into the endzone for his first and only touchdown catch as an Iowa Hawkeye.Tate saw this and threw a perfect pass that Holloway caught in-stride near the ten-yard line.The Hawkeyes led for the entire game until freshman Jamarcus Russell connected with Skylar Green for a three-yard touchdown pass with only 47 seconds remaining.The game's gonna end on this play.The penalty meant nothing, however, and the play still stands as the greatest in Iowa history.They've gotta call time-out.Touchdown Iowa.Trailing for the first time in the game, the Hawkeyes were in disarray.With Michigan holding the Bowl Championship Series tie-breaker, the Hawkeyes headed off to the Capital One Bowl for a game that none of them would forget.With a rousing victory over the Wisconsin Badgers the Hawkeyes finished the 2004 regular-season with a 9-2 record.With no time left on the clock, Iowa had won the game 30-25